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Rotkäppchen German cv. Little Red Riding Hood
Rotkehlchen German cv. robin
Rotkopf German cv. red head
Rotkugel German cv. red ball
Rotsilber German cv. red silver
Rotstiel German cv. red stem
Rotstrahlbusch German cv. red sunbeam bush
Rottboellia from a personal name. (Gramineae)
rotund, rotund- round, from Latin rotundo -are, to round , make round.
rotundatus rotund, approaching a round form.
rotundifolius -a -um rotundifo'lius (ro-tun-di-FO-lee-a or ro-tund-I-FO-lee-us) round-leaved, with round leaves.
rotundus rotund, round, from Latin rotundus -a -um, round, circular; sometimes meaning spherical.
Roystonea for Roy Stone (1836-1905
Rozmarí Greek Ροζµαρί, rosemary.
Roz pipéri Greek Ροζ πιπέρι, the Pepper Rose.
rub, rube, rubi, rubus, -rubus Latin a bramble; a blackberry
rub-, rubr-, rubra, rube, rubens referring to the color red
rube, rubed, rubedin, rubeo, ruber, rubescen- Latin red, reddish
rubellinus, rubellus reddish, light red
rubellus -a -um rubel'lus (roo-BEL-us) shining red, from Latin rubellus -a -um, reddish, from ruber, red, and -
ellus, little, adjectival diminutive suffix.
ruber, rubra, rubrum red, ruddy, from Latin ruber, and rufus red, ruddy, Latin ruber, Greek erythros red,
Sanskrit rohita red, reddish, rudhira red, bloody
rubens ru'bens (ROO-bens) of red color, blush-red.
rubeolus somewhat red, ruddy.
ruber, rubra, rubrum ru'ber (ROO-ber) ru'bra (ROO-bra) ru'brum (ROO-brum) Latin adjective, red, ruddy,
painted red, Rubrum Mare => the Red Sea, the Arabian or Persian Gulf.
rubercalycus, rubercalyx with red calyx.
ruberrimus very red, bright red.
rubescens rubes'cens (roo-BEH-sens) becoming red, turning red, reddening, reddish(?), blushing, the present
participle of rubesco, rubescere, rubescui, to become red, and -escens, adjectival suffix indicating a process of
becoming or developing, becoming like, having an incomplete resemblance.
rubi- of brambles, living on Rubus, in reference to symbionts, parasites, and saprophytes.
rubi-, rubid, rubig Latin red, reddish
Rubia red, from ruber, a name used by Pliny for madder, the name of the red dye obtained from Rubia
tinctoria. (Rubiaceae).
Rubiaceae Rubia'ceae (roo-bee-AY-see-ee) plants of the Madder family, from the genus name, Rubia, and -
aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
Rubico, rubiconis m. a river, once the boundary between Italy and Cisalpine Gaul. To cross the Rubicon is to
make an action that announces your intent and there is no looking back.
rubicund- Latin very red
rubicundul-, rubicundula reddish, Latin somewhat ruddy
rubicundus -a -um rubicund, dark red, reddened, ruddy complexioned, from Latin rubeo, rubere, rubicundus
-a -um, red, ruddy.
rubidulus somewhat red.
rubidus -a -um becoming red, reddish, turning red, reddening, blushing, from rubidus the present participle
of rubesco, rubescere, rubescui.
rubiflorus -a -um having flowers resembling Rubus, from Rubus and flos, floris, flower.
rubifolius -a -um with leaves like Rubus, the Bramble.
rubiformis bramble-like.
rubig-, rubigin Latin rusty, referring to rust-colored
rubiginosus, robiginosus reddish-brown, rust-colored, rusty, from Latin robigo (rubigo) -inis f., the state of
being red, tendency to become red, hence iron-rust; blight, mildew; inaction, mental rust.
rubiifolius with leaves like Rubia, Madder.
Rubinzwerg German cv. ruby dwarf
rubioides rubia-red; resembling Madder.