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phena-, phenac, phenax, -phenax Greek purple-red; a cheat
phenacist, phenacisto Greek deceitful
phene Greek a kind of vulture
pheng-, phengo Greek light
phengophyllus with shiny leaves.
pheni-, phenic-, phenig Greek deep red
pheniceous magenta
pheno- Greek show, seem, appear; purple-red
phenotrichus with shiny hairs.
pheny Greek deep red
pheo- Greek dusky, gray
pher Greek carry, bear
pherb Greek to feed
phet Greek speak
pheug, pheugo Greek flee
phial, phiala, -phiala Greek a saucer
phiar, phairo Greek bright, shining; sleek
phibal, phibali, phibalo Greek a kind of fig; a kind of myrtle
phil, phila, phili, philo Greek love, loving
phil-, -phil(...) loving, desirous of
Philadelphaceae Philadelpha'ceae (fil-a-del-FAY-see-ee), plants of the Mock Orange family, from the genus
name, Philaelphus, and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
philadelphicus -a -um New Latin of or from the Philadelphia, U.S.A. region.
Philadelphus Philadel'phus (fil-a-DEL-fus) New Latin, from Greek philadelphos, brotherly love; alternately
honoring Philadelphus, a king of Egypt. (Saxifragaceae)
philaeus earth-loving.
philatel French a stamp collection
philedon, philedono Greek fond of pleasure
philippinensis of or from the Philippine Islands.
phillyr Greek a shrub
phillyraeoides, phillyreoides resembling Phillyrea, phillyrea-like, resembling jasmine-box or mock privet,
from New Latin, from Greek philyrea mock privet
phyllyreifolius with leaves like the jasmine-box or mock -privet, Phyllyren.
philo Greek love, loving
philocremnus, philocremna, philocremnum craig-loving, from Greek philocremnos, φιλοκρηµνος, loving
steep rocks (said of goats).
Philodendron tree loving because philodendrons are arboreal epiphytes.
philomel Greek a nightingale
philonotis wet-loving.
philoxeroides philoxera-like, New Latin, from phyll- and -xera, from Greek xēros dry, a type of grape louse
that is destructive to European grapes, forming galls on leaves and roots
philydr, philydro Greek water -loving
Philydraceae plants of the Philydrum family, a small group of Australian herbs related to day flowers, from the
genus name, Philydrum, and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
philypn-, philypno Greek sleep-loving
philyr-, philyra, philyra Greek the linden tree
phimo- Greek muzzle, shut up
phlao- Greek eat greedily
phlasm- Greek bruise
phlau-r, phlauro Greek trivial, useless
phleb, -phleb(...), phlebo Greek a vein, referring to veins
phleboides vein-like.
Phlebodium Greek phlebos, vein, referring to the prominent venation
phlebophorus vein-bearing, nerv-bearing.
phlebophyllus with strongly veined leaves.
phleioides phleum-like, resembling Timothy Grass or Cat’s-tail, Phleum.