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peucedanoides resembling hairy string.
pex, pexi, pexis, -pexis, pexy Greek a fixation, fastening
pexi Latin woolly
pez, peza, -peza, pezi, pezo Greek the foot, bottom; on foot
phabo Greek a dove, pigeon
phac-, phaca, phaco, phacus, -phacus a lentil; a lens; the lens of the eye, from ancient Greek φακος, phakos,
lentil.
Phaca from Greek φάκε, phake, lentile, from φάγω, phago, to eat.
phacoptisana decoction of lentils and barley.
phacorrhizus having lens-like extensions on the root, from and, ῥίζα, rhiza, root.
phacel-, phacelo, phacelus, phacelus Greek a bundle, cluster
Phacelia Phacel'ia (fa-SEEL-ee-a)
phae-, phaeo dusky, from ancient Greek φαιός, phaios, dusky, brownish, grey, in Hellenistic Greek also
dark-complexioned, probably from the same base as φαιδρός, phaidros, bright, φαικός, phaikos, bright, of
uncertain origin.
phaeacanthus -a -um phaeacan'thus (fee-a-KAN-thus) with reddish-brown thorns, from Greek and ακανθος,
akanthos, spiny, thorny..
phaedr-, phaedro- Greek bright, radiant, from φαιδρός, phaidros, bright, φαικός, phaikos, bright.
phaedr- splendid
Phaedranthus splendid flower, from , and ἄνθος, anthos, flower.
phaen-, phaeno Greek show
phaenogamus with visible flowers.
phaenopyrum with appearance of a pear
phaeocarpus dark-fruited
phaeochlamys, phaeochlamys with a reddish-brown covering.
phaeocephalus -a -um phaeoceph'alus (fee-oh-SEF-a-lus) dark-headed, from ancient Greek φαιός, phaios, dusky,
brownish, grey, and Greek κεφαλή, kephale, head. from phaeco, dark in one source, but phaeco- is the generally a
combining form of ancient Greek φακος, phakos, lentil.
phaeopappus having reddish-brown pappi or tufts.
phaeos an eye salve.
phaeostaphys, phaeostaphyus bearing reddish-brown seeds or corns.
phaetho, phaethont Greek shining
phaeus reddish-brown, dusky.
phag-, phagme, -phagme, phago Greek eat
phagedaenicus spreading like cancer.
phak-, phako a lentil; a lens, from ancient Greek φακος, phalos, lentil.
phal-, phalo Greek shining, white
phalacr-, phalacro Greek bald
Phalacroseris Greek phalakros, bald-headed, and seris, a kind of endive
phalae- referring to a moth
phalaen-, phalaena, -phalaena Greek a moth; a whale
phalaenopsis like a moth, New Latin, from Greek phalaina moth and from ancient Greek ὄψις, opsis,
appearance, resembling, sight, view. A genus of ornamental epiphytic orchids that are natives of India and the
Malay archipelago and currently popular commercially
phalan-, phalang, phalange, phalango, phalanx, -phalanx Greek a bone of the finger or toe; a battle line
phalangiferus spider-bearing, classical Latin phalangium a kind of venomous spider, from ancient Greek
φαλαγγιον, phalaggion, phalangion, a kind of venomous spider.
phala-r, phalari-, phalaris, -phalarisis, phalaro- Greek a coot
phalar-, phalaro- Greek white-crested
Phalaris Phalar'is (fa-LARE-is or fa-LAH-ris) New Latin, from Latin for canary-grass, or Greek name for a
grass, from φαλαρίς Phalaris, white crested, having a white spot, in reference to the flowers; akin to Greek phalios
having a white spot. (Gramineae)
phaler-, phalera, phalero Latin: a metallic ornament; Greek: white-crested
phaleroides resemblng canary-reed or sword grass, Phalaris.
phaleratus ornament.
phall-, phallo, phallus, -phallus Greek the penis