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hoptr-, rhoptro, rhoptrum, -rhoptrum Greek a club
rhus, -rhus Latin sumac
Rhus Rhus (ROOS or rhus) from Latin name rhūs, for sumac R. coriaria, from Greek ῥοῦς, ρούδι, ῥόον, rhous,
(rhoũs), roúdi, rhóon; alternately Celtic rhudd, red. (Anacardiaceae)
rhya, -rhyaco, rhyax, -rhyax Greek a stream
rhyma, -rhyma, rhymato Greek deliverance; defense
rhymb, rhymbo, rhymbus, -rhymbus Greek whirling; a top
rhync-, rhynch, rhyncho, rynchus, -rynchus a snout, beak, referring to a nose or snout , from ῥύγχος,
rhynkhos (rhygchos), beak or snout.
Rhynchanthus snout- shaped flower, bearing beak-shaped flowers, from Greek ῥύγχος, rhynkhos (rhygchos),
a beak or snout, and ἄνθος, anthos, flower.
rhyncocarpus bearing beak-shaped fruit, from Greek ῥύγχος, rhynkhos (rhygchos), a beak or snout, and
rhyncholaenus snout-like, from Greek ῥύγχος, rhynkhos (rhygchos), a beak or snout, and
rhynchophorus bearing beaks, from Greek ῥύγχος, rhynkhos (rhygchos), a beak or snout,
Rhynchosia from Greek ῥύγχος, rhynkhos (rhygchos), a beak or snout, in reference to the projecting keel.
(Leguminosae)
rhynchospermus bearing beak-like seeds, from Greek ῥύγχος, rhynkhos (rhygchos), a beak or snout,
Rhynchospora beaked-seed, New Latin, from Greek, ῥύνχος, rynkhos, horn, beak, snout and σπορος, sporos,
seed, spore. (Cyperaceae)
rhyo- Greek a stream, from ῥύσις, rhysis.
rhyp-, rhypar, rhypi, rhypo Greek dirt, filth; filthy from ῥύπος, rhypos, dirt.
rhyph-, rhypho Greek crooked; gulp down
rhypt- Greek cleanse, from ῥύπτειν, rhyptein, to cleanse, from ῥύπος, rhypos, dirt.
rhysi-, rhysis, -rhysis a stream, from Greek ῥύσις, rhysis, flowing, stream; also defending.
rhyss-, rhysso- Greek wrinkled, from ῥυσ(σ)ός, rhys(s)os, shrivelled, wrinkled.
Rhytḗ Greek Ῥυτή, Rhyte, Rue, see Latin ruta.
rhythm-, rhythmo Greek rhythm, from Latin, from Greek ῥυθµός, rhythmos, related to ῥεῖν, rheiv, to flow.
rhyti-, rhytido, rhytis, -rhytis Greek a wrinkle, referring to a fold, a wrinkle
rhytideus wrinkly.
Rhytidiadelphus
rhytidocarpus with wrinkled fruit.
rhytidophyllus, rhytidophyllum wrinkle-leaved, with wrinkled leaves; ?reported as with leaves like the
common poppy?
rhytidospermus with wrinkled seeds.
Rhytiglossa wrinkled tongue, from , and γλωσσος, glôssos, tongue.
rhytism, rhytisma, -rhytisma Greek a patch, darn
rhyz-, rhyzo Greek a root; growl
ribes, ribes Arabic a plant with sour sap
Ribes Ri'bes (RIE-bees, alternately rie-BEEZ) from Arabic or Persian (or Syrian or Kurdish) ribas, acid tasting,
referring to the fruit, alternately New Latin, from Medieval Latin, currant, from Arabic rībās rhubarb.
(Grossulaceae)
ribesifolius, ribifolius with leaves like the Currant, Ribes,
riborasta burdock, from Dacian.
richardsonii richardson'ii (rich-ard-SONE-ee-eye) named for Sir John Richardson (1787-1865), British
(Scottish) surgeon, naturalist, and boreal and arctic North American explorer, who discovered the sedge Carex
richardsonii and Heuchera richardsonii.
richardsonis -is -e richardson'is (rich-ard-SONE-is)
richii
ricin-, ricinus, -ricinus Latin castor oil; the castor oil plant; a kind of tick
ricin- referring to the genus Ricinus, the castor-oil tree
ricinifolius ricinus-leaved, with leaves like the Castor-Oil-Plant, Ricinus.
ricinoides ricinus-like, resembling Castor-Oil-Plant, Ricinus.
Ricinus Ric'inus (RIS-i-nus)
rict- Latin open-mouthed
rictus open-mouthed, the mouth or gorge of a bilabiate corolla.
rid, ride, riden Latin laugh