N with malus towards none - Genesis Nursery

Quando omni flunkus, mortati "When all else fails, play dead" Mock-Latin phrase shown embroidered on a
Possum Lodge hat at the end of The Red Green Show. The motto of the Possum Lodge.
quandocumque whenever, as often as
quant Latin how much
Quantum materiae materietur marmota monax si marmota monax materiam possit materiari? How much
wood would a woodchuck chuck… etc.
quaquaversal bending in every direction.
quaquaversus to all sides
quarciticus like quartz
quart, quarti, quarto Latin a fourth
quasi Latin nearly, almost, as though
quass, quassat Latin shaking, shaken
quassifolius with leaves like quassia.
quatern Latin by fours
quaternatus four each, in four, consisting of four.
quaternellus in fours together.
quaternifolius four-leaved.
quaternus four-fold.
quatr, quatri Latin four
quebecensis from Quebec, Canada.
quer, quere, queri Latin complain
querc, querci, quercus, -quercus Latin the oak
querc- referring to the oak
quercetorum quercetor'um (kwer-seh-TORE-um) growing on oaks.
quercetum oak-wood, from quercus and -etum, indicating a collective place of growth.
querceus pertaining to the oak, oaken.
quercifolius with leaves like Quercus, an oak
quercinus of the oak, oak-like.
quercoides oak-like.
Quercus Quer'cus (KWER-kus) an oak, from the Classical Latin name for the English Oak, Quercus robor, from
some central European language. Alternately from Greek κερχαλέος, kerkhaleos, rough in reference to its rough
bark, “arbor corticis asperi”. Κερχαλέος is cut down to κερχέος, κερχοῦς, kerkheos, kerkhous. Quercus may be
from κερχόεις, κεροῦς, from (like κερχαλέος), from κέρχω or κερχάω, ῶ, to render dry or rough. Or from κάχρυς,
kakhrus, an acorn, a knob, as Thoephrastus reckoned it among the kakhryphora, the plants which bear acorns; from
κάχρυς, kakhrus, changed to κέχρυς, κέρχυς, kekhrus, kerkhis, is quercus.
quercus, -us f. oak tree; oak-leaf crown; acorns.
querimbensis from Querimba or Kerimba, a chain of islands of the east coast of Africa.
quern Latin of oak, oaken
querneus, quernus of the Oak, Quercus, family.
querquedul, quequedula, -quequedula Latin a kind of duck
questu, questus Latin a complaint
Qui tacet consentire viditur. Who remains silent appears to consent. (Bonifacius VIII)
Quid pro quo Latin lit. what for what?; something for something
quie, quiesc, quiet Latin quiet, resting
quin, quin-, quina, quini, quinqu Latin five, referring to the number five
quin, quina, quina, quini, quino Spanish Quina bark
quinarius in fives, five-fold.
quinate pinnate, said of compound leaves with five leaflets from the same point.
quinatus in fives
quincun, quincunc, quincunx Latin five twelfths
quincunx in the form of five spots (as on dice).
quindiuensis from Quindiu in Columbia.
quini in five
quinqu, quinque Latin five
quinquangularis five-cornered.
quinquecapsular five-capsuled.