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e vera Latin in truth.
Re vera, potas bene. Say, you sure are drinking a lot.
reapse in fact, actually
recedens standing off.
Recedite, plebes! Gero rem imperialem! Stand aside plebians! I am on imperial business!
recept Latin receive; a receiver
receptacularis pertaining to the receptacle or base of the flower.
recidiv Latin falling back, back-sliding
recipi Latin receive
reciproc Latin move back and forth
reciprocus growing backward and forward.
recisus cut back.
recit Latin read out
reclinat Latin bent back
reclinatus reclined, bent backwards or down
reclus- Latin shut up
recognitus -a -um restudied, reconsidered; acknowledged, classical Latin recognitiōn-, recognitiō, formal
examiniation, inspection, review.
recondit- Latin concealed
reconditus hidden from view.
rect, rect, recto Latin straight; the rectum
rectangulus at right angles, square.
rectiflorus with upright flowers, from and flos, floris, flower.
rectifolius with erect leaves
rectipes with a straight stalk.
rectissim us -a -um rectissimus (rek-TI-si-mus)
retiusculus nearly straight.
recto the right-hand page of a book, from the verb rego, regere, to guide or direct, from recto folio, with the
page set straight.
rectus, -a, -um right-handed
rectus, recta upright, erect, straight, in a straight line (not curved).
rectirostra
recumben Latin lying down
recurrens running back.
recurvans, recurvatus recurved
recurvatus -a -um recurva'tus (ree-kur-VAY-tus) recurved, curved backward or curved downward.
recurvicaulis with the stem recurved, from , and Latin noun caulis, caulis m., from the Greek καυλος,
kaulos, the stem or stalk of a plant; usual spelling was colis or coles, or kaulos, the shaft.
recurvifolius recurved-leaved, with curved leaves.
recurvispinus with curved spines.
recurvus recurved, curved backwards, bent down.
recusatus bending, folding back.
recussus folded over.
recutitus denude of skin, or apparently so.
Red Top Grass named for its usually reddish pyramidal panicles, which may occasionally be white.
redact Latin restored
redivivus -a -um redivi'vus (re-DI-vi-vus) restored, revived, reviving, brought to life, from redivivus -a -um,
renewed, renovated; old building materials used again.
redol- Latin emit a scent, from redoleo, redolēre, redolui, Latin verb, emit a scent, be odorous.
redolēns red'olens (RED-o-lens) of an evil(?) odor, from Latin red-, a variant of re-, back, backwards, and olens,
(gen.) olentis, Latin with an odor good or bad, odorous, fragrant, stinking. The reference to evil may be unfounded.
redowskii redow'skii (re-DOW-skee-eye)
reducta reduced
reductio ad absurdum Latin lit. reduction to absurdity; taking something to a logical conclusion
reductus down, back, from particple reductus -a -um, of reduco-, drawn back; withdrawn, retired, remote,
sequestered.