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sero Latin serum; late, from serus -a -um, late, too late.
serotin Latin late
serotinus -a -um late, late in the year, autumnal, blooming in autumn, late flowering or late ripening, from
Latin serum, late
serp- Latin creep, from serpo serpere serpsi serptum, to creep, crawl, advance slowly.
serpens creeping, crawling; snake, from Latin serpens -entis c. a snake, serpent.
serpent, serpentar, serpentari Latin a serpent
serpentarius used against snake-bites.
serpentiformis of snake form.
serpentinus of snakes, snake-like, serpentine, creeping.
serph, -serpho, serpus, -serphus Greek a gnat
serpul-, serpula, -serpula, serpulo Latin a little snake
serpullum, serpyllum -i, serpillum an ancient name for wild thyme, (σ)ερπυλλος, serpyllos, from ερπω,
ερπυζω, erpo, erpyzo, creeping.
serpyllaceus resembling Wild thyme, Thymus serpyllum.
serpyllifolius -a -um serpyllifo'lius (ser-pil-i-FO-lee-us) serpyllum-leaved, thyme-leaved, with leaves like Wild
Thyme, from Latin serpyllum, wild thyme, from (σ)ερπυλλος, (s)erpyllos, and folium, leaf.
serpyllum from Latin serpyllum, wild thyme
serr-, serra, serra-, -serra, serrat, serri Latin a saw, referring to a saw
serraca wild lettuce
serraformis of saw form, from serra, a saw.
serrate-ciliate toothed, and with marginal hairs.
serratifolius, serratifolia with or having serrated leaves.
serrato-dentatus with saw-like teeth.
serratuloides slightly toothed.
serratulus -a -um slightly toothed.
serratus -a -um serra'tus (ser-AY-tus or sair-AY-tus) serrated, saw-toothed, beset with saw teeth, Latin serrātus,
from serra saw.
serriola serrio'la (ser-ee-OH-la) either in ranks, or pertaining to salad, being one form of an old name for chicory.
Lactuca serriola
serrulatus -a -um teethed, with minute teeth, somewhat serrate, with small saw-like teeth, from Latin
serrula, serullae f., a little saw, and -atus, Latin suffix indicating possession, likeness, or ‘provided with’.
serrula, serrulae from Latin serrula, serullae f., a little saw.
sert Latin entwined, joined
sert-, serta, -serta Latin garlands
serta, sertae f. Latin noun, clover, a species of Melilotus or Trifolium; melilotus; serta Campanica.
serta, sertae f. Latin noun, garland, wreath, festoon.
sertiformis in the form of an umbel.
sertula, sertulae f. Latin noun, clover, a species of Melilotus or Trifolium; melilotus; serta Campanica.
sertulatus like a garland, or like a simple umbel.
sertulifer bearing umbels.
sertum, serti n. Latin noun, wreath; chains of flowers (pl.), garlands, festoons.
sertus, serta, sertum Latin adjective, linked, connected.
seru-, servm whey
serum, -serum Latin whey; the watery part of fluids
serv-, serva, -serva, servi, servus, -servus Latin a slave; serve
ses, -ses, sesi Greek a moth
sesam-, sesame, -sesame Greek sesame
sesamoides resembling Sesame, Sesamum.
Sesbania (Leguminosae)
sesel-, seseli Greek a shrub
seseli, sil, siler meadow saxifrage, seseli (cultivated), Tordylium officinale (L.), from medieval Latin seseli, -
is (also seseleos), cicely, from Greek σέσελι, variation of σέσελις.
séselis from Greek σέσελις, cicely.
seseloides resembling Meadow Saxifrage, Seseli.