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probably of Iranian origin; akin to the source of Persian gul, a rose; akin to Old English word, a bush, and Celtic
rhos, red. Similar to Latin ros, dew. (Rosaceae)
Rosaceae Rosa'ceae (roe-SAY-see-ee) plants of the Rose family, from the genus name, Rosa, and -aceae, the
standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
rosaceus -a -um rosa'ceus (ro-ZAY-see-us) Latin rosy, rose-like, with five petals like a rose, rose-colored, from
rosa, rose and -aceus an adjectival suffix indicating a resemblance.
Rosa Erfüllung German cv. pink zenith
Rosakönigin German cv. pink queen
rosa-sinensis -is -e Chinese rose
roscid- Latin dewy, wet, from roscidum, roscidi n., Latin noun, wet or dewy places (pl.).
roscidus -a -um covered with a dew-like exudation, from roscidus -a -um, Latin adjective dewy, wet with
dew; consisting of dew; wet, dripping with moisture; resembling dew.
rose-, rosea, roseo Latin rose-colored, rosy
roseus -a -um ro'seus (RO-zee-us) from Latin roseus, of roses, for the rosulate-spreading perigynia
roseiflorus, rosaeflorus rosey-flowered, from and flos, floris, flower.
Rosenkuppel German cv. rosy dome
Rosenpokal German cv. rosy goblet
Rosenrot German cv. rose red
Rosenschleier German cv. rosy veil
roseo-aeneus with rose-colored bronzing.
roseo-albus rose-white.
roseo-pictus colored pink.
rosetum -i n. a garden of roses.
roseus, rosea rose, rosey, rose-colored, pale red-pink, like a rose, from Latin roseus, of roses, for the rosulate
spreading perigynia
rosi Latin gnaw
rosiflorae plants flowering like the rose.
rosiflorus bearing rose-like flowers, from and flos, floris, flower.
rosifolius having rose-like leaves.
rosmar, -rosmar Danish a walrus
rosmarinifolius rosemary-leaved, with leaves like Rosmarinus, rosemary. In Denmark wouldn’t this mean
with leaves like a small walrus?
Rosmarinus Rosmarin'us (roz-mar-EYE-nus) from Latin ros, dew, and marinus, maritime
rosor, -rosor Latin a gnawer
rossicus of Russian origin.
rossii ross'ii (ROSS-ee-eye)
rostell, rostellum, -rostellum Latin a little beak
rostellatus -a -um with a little beak, from rostr-, rostrum a beak or beak-like extension.
rostelliferus bearing little beaks.
rostellulatus small beaked.
rostr-, rostrum a beak, snout; the prow of a ship, from Latin rostrum -i n., beak , snout; a ship's prow, plural
rostra -orum, the speaker's platform in the Forum.
rostratus rostrate, beak-shaped, somewhat beaked, from Latin rostratus, beaked, referring to the shape of a
beak
rostriflorus -a -um rostriflor'us (ros-tri-FLOR-us)
rosulata, rosulatus from late Latin rosula, diminutive of rosa rose, forming small rosettes.
rosularis in or with rosettes, rosette-like, a cluster of leaves in circular form.
rota, -rota, rotali, rotat Latin a wheel; revolve
Rotala New Latin, irregular from Late Latin rotalis
rotatus wheel-shaped, circular and flat, from Latin rota -ae f., a wheel; poetically a chariot.
Rotblum German cv. red flower
Rotfuchs German cv. red fox
Rotgold German cv. red gold
rothomagensis, rotomagensis from the district of Rouen, Normandy, France.
rothrockii rothrock'ii (roth-ROK-ee-eye)
rotiformis wheel-shaped.