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phan Greek show, appear
phane, phaner, phanero Greek visible, from ancient Greek φανερο-, combining form of φανερός visible,
evident from the stem of φίνειν, to show, cause to appear.
phanantherus having protruding anthers.
phaner- obvious, open
phanerophlebius, phanerophlebia with noticeable veins or nerves, conspicuously-veined, from Greek
phaneros, free, and phlebium, vein, for the nonanastomosing venation found in the type species,
Phanerophlebia nobilis
phaneropodus from and Greek πους, ποδος, pous, podos.
phantas-, phantasmo Greek fantasy, fancy; showing
phanto Greek visible
phao, phaos, -phaos Greek light
phaps, -phaps Greek a dove, pigeon
phar, pharo Greek a piece of cloth; a lighthouse; a plow
pharan-, pharang, pharanx, -pharanx Greek a cleft, gulley
pharci, pharcid, pharcis Greek a wrinkle
pharm, pharmac, pharmaceu, pharmaco Greek a drug; a poison
pharmaceuticus concerning drugs.
pharmaceutria sorceress.
pharmacodes medicinal.
pharmacum poison; medicine, drug.
pharo Greek a lighthouse; a piece of cloth; a plow
pharyn, pharyng, pharynge, pharyngo, pharynx, -pharynx Greek the throat, pharynx
phas, phasia, -phasia, -phasis, -phasis, phasy, -phasy Greek speech
phasc, phascum, -phascum Greek a tree moss
phascol, phascolo Greek a leather bag
phase Greek appearance, show; shine
phaselaria, -orum, (neut. pl.) perserved beans
phaselus, phaseli m. or f. kidney bean
phaseol- Greek a kidney bean
Phaseolus from Latin phaselus, a little boat, for the form of the pod. (Leguminosae)
phasgan-, phasgano, phasganum, -phasganum Greek a sword
-phasia Greek speech
phasian, phasianus, -phasianus Greek a pheasant
Phasiana, -ae f. pheasant (hen)
Phasianus, -i, m. pheasant (cock)
-phasis Greek speech
phasm, phasma, phasmato, phasmi Greek an apparition, phantom
phassa Greek the ring dove
-phasy Greek speech
phatn-, phatni, phatno Greek a tooth socket
Phaulothamnus Greek phaulos, paltry, uncomely, ill to handle, and thamnos, shrub
phausi- Greek shining bright
pheg-, phego, phegus, -phegus Greek an oak, phegopteris
phegus see also figus, oak
pheid-, pheido, pheidol Greek thrifty
phell-, phell-, phello- Greek cork, referring to cork
phellandrium water hemlock.
phelli-, phellio Greek stony ground
phellocarpus bearing cork-like fruits.
Phellodendron cork tree, New Latin, from phello-, and -dendron
phellogenus cork-producing.
phellos cork.
phellospermus with cork-like seeds.
phem-, phemy, -phemy Greek speak, report
Phemeranthus probably Greek ephemeros, living for one day, and ἄνθος, anthos, flower.