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scapiformis with a leafless stem.
scapigerus, scapiferus bearing leafless stem.
scapontocentrus covered with spines or thorns.
scaposus having leafless stems.
scapul-, scapula, -scapula Latin the shoulder blade, from scapulae -arum f. plural, the shoulder-blades; the
shoulder, back.
scapuliformis axil leaf-like.
scapus a leafless flower-stalk from the ground (as in cyclamen), from Latin scapus -i m., a weaver's beam,
or perhaps leash-rod, from Doric Greek σκᾶπος, cognate with σκῆπτρον, sceptre.
scapt, scaptes, -scaptes, scapto Greek dig; a digger; dug out
scar-, scarus, -scarus Greek a kind of fish, from scarus -i m., a salt-water fish, perhaps parrot-fish.
scarabae, -scarabaei, scarabaeus, -scarabaeus Latin a scarab beetle
scarabioides beetle-like.
scardicus from Mount Skardo in Macedonia.
scari, scarid, scaris, -scaris Greek a little worm
scariola Wild Lettuce.
scariosus -a -um scario'sus (skare-ee-OH-sus) scarious, thin and not green, dry and membraneous, shriveled(?),
new Latin scarious, dry and membranous in texture. Date ca. 1806.
scarlatin Italian scarlet
scarlitinus scarlet, red.
scart Greek nimble; dance
scarus, -scarus Greek a kind of fish, described by ancient writers, the type genus of the Scaridae.
scat, scato Greek dung
scaturiginus growing in springs between stones, from Latin scaturrigo -ginis f., a bubbling spring.
scel, sceli, scelid, scelis, -scelis, -scelo, scelus, -scelus Greek a leg
sceler Latin wicked, villainous
scelerata, as in herba scelerata ranunculus.
sceleratus -a -um scelera'tus (skel-er-AY-tus) harmful, acrid, biting, blister-drawing, from Latin scelero -are, to
pollute with guilt, defile; participle sceleratus -a -um, polluted with guilt, defiled; impious, wicked; tiresome,
noxious.
sceli, scelido, scelis, -scelis Greek a leg; a rib
scelio, -scelio, scelion Latin a scoundrel, from scelus -eris n., a crime; misfortune, calamity. As a term of
abuse a scoundrel or rascal.
scelo; scelus, -scelus Greek a leg
scen, scena, sceno Greek a tent; a stage
sceparnon ironwort, from Greek.
sceptic, sceptico Greek reflective, observant
sceptr, spectrum, -spectrum Latin a scepter, of a scepter
sceptrum-carolinum scepter of Charlemagne.
sceu, sceuo, sceuus, -sceuus Greek an implement, vessel, equipment
sceuasia, -ae recipe, from Greek.
schadon, schadono Greek a bee larva; the honeycomb
Scharlachglut German cv. scarlet glow
sched, schedo Greek a tablet
schedon Greek near
scheeriiflorus with flowers like Scheeria (Achimenes), and flos, floris, flower.
sches, schesis, -schesis Greek a condition or state
schema, -schema, schemat, schemato Greek form, shape
scher, schero Greek one after another
Scheuchzeria New Latin, from Johann Jakob Scheuchzer 1672-1733 and his brother Johannes Scheuchzer
1684-1738 Swiss botanists and naturalists, and New Latin -ia.
Scheuchzeriaceae Scheuchzeria'ceae (shook-zer-ee-AY-see-ee), from Scheuchzeria, the genus name, and -aceae,
the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
schid-, schidi-, schidium, -schidium, schido Greek a splinter
schidigerus -a -um schidi'gerus (shi-DI-ger-us) spine-bearing (schidia, a chip, splinter of wood????); splinterforming
or fiber-yielding, perhaps from or similar to scheda and scida -ae f., a strip of papyrus bark; a leaf of paper.