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altri-, altric, altrix, -altrix a nurse, nourisher, foster-mother, from Latin altric-, altrix, feminine of altor,
nourisher.
altus, -a -um tall, referring to height, high, also deep, from Latin altus.
aluc-, aluco Latin alūcus, an owl.
alucin-, alucina Latin alucinor, to wander in the mind, dream, from past participle stem of Latin
(h)allūcinārī (more correctly ālūcinārī), to wander in mind, talk idly, prate. (root definition identical in 3
sources.)
alucit-, alucita, -alucita Latin alucita, a gnat.
alul-, alula Latin alula, a little wing.
alulatus -a -um with narrow wings, diminutive of alatus.
aluminosus yielding alum
alumnus -a -um well nourished, flourishing, strong; also fostered, foster child, pupil, nursling
alut-, aluta Latin aluta, leather.
alutaceous, alutaceus, -a -um leathery, with the texture of soft leather, or the color of buff leather, from
Latin alutus.
alutipes having a soft stem
alv-, alvi-, alvus, -alvus Latin alvus, the belly, womb, beehive, ship’s hold.
alve-, alveol-, alveolus, -alveolus Latin a cavity, small pit, socket, from alveolus, -i, m. tray, bucket, gaming
board.
alveatus, alveolatus trough shaped, channelled, hollowed out
alveatus -a -um excavated, hollowed, trough-like, from Latin alveus, alveoli.
alveolatus -a -um with shallow pits, honeycombed, alveolar, from Latin alveolus, alveoli.
alvernensis -is -e from the Auvergne, France, from Latin Averni, Arvernus.
alversonii alverso'nii (al-ver-SEW-nee-eye)
alvertus honey-colored, dull yellow
alycto Greek αλκυτος, alkytos, to be shunned.
Alyogyne not loosening ovary lit., indehiscent. from α-λυγ-γυνη, a-lyg-gyne.
alypos Greek αλυπος, alypos, without pain, without pain or sorrow.
alypum a former synonym of Globularia.
alysc- Greek αλυσκω, alysko, shun, flee, avoid, escape.
alysm-o Greek αλυσµος, alysmos, restlessness, disquiet, anguish.
alyss-, alysso- Greek αλυσσω, alysso, uneasy, restless.
alyssifolius -a -um with leaves like Alyssum, with leaves resembling those of Alyssum, from Latin Alyssum
and folium, foli(i), n., noun, a leaf.
Alyssoides, alyssoides Alyssum-like, resembling Alyssum, from Latin Alyssum and -oides.
Alyssum New Latin, from Latin alysson, Pliny, from? Dioscorides, Greek ᾄλυσσον, alysson, a plant believed
to cure rabies, from neuter of ἄλυσσος, alyssos curing rabies, curing (canine) madness, from α- a- privation,
and -λυσσος, -lyssos, from λνσσα, lyssa rage, rabies, canine madness; or pacifier, from Greek α-λυσσα, alyssa,
from an ancient Greek name αλυσσα, alyssa, without-fury. Akin to Greek leukos. (Cruciferae)
alytos Greek αλυτος, alytos, αλλυτος, allytos, continuous, unbroken.
alyxis Greek αλυξις, alyxis, escape.
am-, ama-, aman-, amat- Latin, amo, love; loving; loved
ama-, am- Greek αµα, ama, jointly-, together-, at once, at the same time.
ama- Greek αµη, ame (η?), shovel, hod, waterbucket.
amabil-, amabili-, amabilis -is -e Latin amabilis, amiable, lovely, pleasing, likeable, loveable, from Latin
amo, amare, amavi, amatum.
amada from the Indian vernacular name for Curcuma amada.
amadelphus -a -um gregarious, from Greek αµ-, am-, and αδελφος, adelphos.
amaen- Latin amoenus, charming, pleasant, attractive.
amagianus -a -um from Amagi mountain, Kyushu, Japan.
amal-, amalo- Greek αµαλος, amalos, soft, tender.
amalg- Modern Latin amalgama, a soft mass.
aman-, amans, -amans, amant Latin amans, amantis, loving, fond, affectionate.
Amana Japanese vernacular mane for A. edulis.