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eduncus with hooked bristles, from Latin reduncus -a -um, bent back , curved.
redund- Latin overflow; abundant
reduplicatus duplicated again, doubled back.
reduplicativus doubled back.
reduvi-, reduvia, -reduvia a hangnail, from Latin reduvia (redivia) -ae f., a hangnail, whitlow.
reflexus -a -um reflex'us (ree-FLEX-us) reflexed, bent back bent back abruptly.
refractus -a -um refrac'tus (re-FRAK-tum) refracted, bent back, bent sharply back from the base.
refulgens bright, brightly shining, reflecting.
reg-, regal, regi Latin a king; royal, fit for a king
regalis royal, regal
Regenbogen German cv. rainbow
regerminans regerminating
regilius royal.
regius -a -um royal, from rex, king and -ius, Latin adjectival suffix meaning ‘characteristic of’, indicating a
connection or resemblance; a plant, possibly basilisca?
regim, regimen, -regimen, regimin Latin guidance
regin-, regina, -regina Latin a queen
reginae reg'inae (REJ-in-ee) of the queen
reginae olgae for Queen Olga of Greece (1851-1926
regionalis -is -e regional
regius, regia regal, royal, kingly
regl- referring to a standard or model (paradigm) (regla)
regma, -regma, regmato Greek a break, tear
regn Latin rule, reign
regula, regulari, regulat Latin regular
regulariformis approximating regularity.
regularis regular, uniform, according to rule.
regulus, -regulus Latin a little king, a prince
rehderi, rehderianus for Alfred Rehder (1863-1949), dendrologist at the Arnold Arboretum, Massachusetts
reine du jour French cv. queen of the day
reine rouge French cv. red queen
Reinwardtia Reinward'tia (rine-WARD-tee-a)
relaxatus easing, relaxing.
relict Latin left behind
religiosus used for religious purposes, revered, holy.
rem, remix, -remex, remig Latin a rower
rem, remi, remus, -remus Latin an oar
remedi Latin a cure
remensis from the district of Reims or Rheims, France.
reminisc Latin remember
Remirea
remissus yielding, from Latin remissus -a -um, relaxed, mild, gentle; in bad sense, negligent, remiss.
remontans again flowering.
remor, remora, -remora Latin delay; a kind of fish
remote remotely
remotiflorus distantly flowered, with few flowers far apart, from and flos, floris, flower.
remotijugas with pairs of leaves far apart.
remotiuscule somewhat remote
remotus remote, scattered, not close together; with parts distant
remulc, remulcum, remulcum Latin drooping; a tow rope
remus, -remus Latin an oar
ren, -ren, rena, rencul, reni, reno Latin a kidney
renarius kidney-shaped.
renifolius with kidney-shaped leaves.