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sesqui, sesqui- Latin a prefix used in compound words, meaning one and one-half, referring to the number
one and ½
sesquipedalis one foot and a half long or high, as the fruit of Dolichos Sesquipedalis, Asparagus Bean, and
the petals of Oncidium sesquipedalis.
sessil- Latin sitting on, sedentary, without a stem, unstalked, sessile
sessiflorus -a us with sessile flowers, or stalkless flowers, or unstalked, peduncled flowers?????
sessifolius, sessifolia sessile-leaved, stalkless leaves, unstalked/ petioled leaves
sessiliflorus -a -um sessiliflor'us (seh-si-li-FLOR-us) sessile-flowered, with sessile flowers
sessilifolius -a -um sessile-leaved
sessilis, sessile sessile, setting close, stalkless, destitute of a stalk.
sestr-, sestro, sestrum, -sestrum Greek a sieve
Sesuvium from Latin Sesuvium, one of the Armoric or maritime states, the country of the Sesuvii, a Gallic
tribe mentioned by Caesar; possibly in reference to the coastal seashore or maritime habit of the succulent,
seaside species, commonly called Sea Purslane. (Aizoaceae, formerly Portulacaceae)
set-, seta, -seta, seta-, seti, seti- a bristle, referring to a bristle, from Latin saeta, sēta.
set-, seto- Greek a moth (bristly antennae of moths?)
setaceus -a -um seta'ceus (seh-TAY-see-us) bristle-like, bristly, from sēta, a bristle.
setchuenensis, szechuanicus of or from Sichuan, China
Setaria New Latin, from seta, bristle, and -aria. (Gramineae)
seterius containing bristles.
seth-, setho, sethus, -sethus Greek a sieve
seticornis with bristle-like horn.
setifer, setiferus bearing bristles, bristly
setifolius bristle-leaved
setiformis bristle-shaped
setiger, setigerus -a -um, setigerous setig'erus (seh-TI-jer-us) bearing bristles, bristly, from Latin saeta, saetae f.,
(or seta, setae, f.), bristle, and gero, gerere, gessi, gestus, bear, carry, from Latin saetiger -gera -gerum, having
bristles, bristly; m. as a substantive, a boar.
setilobus -a -um setilo'bus (seh-ti-LO-bus)
setipodus bristle-footed, from and Greek, πους, ποδος, pous, podos, a foot.
setispinus bristle-spined, with bristle-like thorns.
setosus -a -um seto'sus (seh-TOE-sus) bristly-hairy, bristly, beset with bristles, from Latin adjective saetosus -a -
um, bristly, shaggy, from saeta, saetae f., hair; (coarse or stiff); bristle; brush; morbid internal growth; fishingleader.
setosissimus -a -um setosis'simus (seh-toe-SIS-i-mus)
setuligerus bearing small bristles.
setulosus -a -um full of small bristles, with small bristles, resembling a fine bristle.
seusanus from the banks of the river Save or Sava in Hungary.
sever Latin serious, harsh
seviferus yielding vegetable wax.
sex, sexa Latin six
sexagesim Latin the sixtieth
sexagint Latin sixty
sexandrus having six anthers.
sexangularis six-angled
sexangulus six angled.
sexifid six cleft.
sexistylosus(?), sexstylosus, sexstylosa with six styles
sext Latin the sixth
sextuplex six-fold or six times.
sexu Latin sex
Seymeria New Latin, from Henry Seymer (19th century English naturalist and New Latin -ia
shastensis from Shasta in California.
shawii shaw'ii (SHAW-ee-eye)
sheltonii shel'tonii (SHEL-ton-ee-eye)