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sicari, sicarius, -sicarius Greek an assassin
sicc- Latin dry
siccatus possibly from Latin siccānus dry, of a dry nature
siccus dry, sapless.
sicerarius intoxicating, from late Latin sicera, of the Vulgate ‘strong drink’, medieval Latin cisera, cisara,
Greek σίκερα, a word used by the LXX, the Vulgate, and Christian writers to translate Hebrew shēkār
intoxicating liquor, ‘strong drink’.
sicifolius with dagger-like leaves.
siculiformis dagger-formed
siculus, siculum Silician, of or from the isle of Sicily, in Italy.
sicy-, sicyo, sicyus, -sicyus Greek a gourd, cucumber
sidyoides resembling one-seeded Star Cucumber, Sicyes.
Sicyos New Latin, from Greek σίκυος, sikyos, the ancient name for cucumber. (Cucurbitaceae)
sid, sida, -sida Greek a pomegranate tree; a kind of water plant
sid, sideri, siderius, -siderius Latin a star
Sida New Latin, from Greek sidē, a water plant. (Malvaceae)
Sidalcea Sidal'cea (si-DAL-see-a)
sider-, -sider(...), sidera, sidero, siderus, -siderus Greek iron, referring to iron, from σίδηρος, sideros, iron.
sidere Latin starry
sideritoides resembling Iron-wort, Sideritis.
siderophilus iron-loving.
siderophloius iron-bark
Sideroxylon iron wood
sidifolius with leaves like Indian Mallow, Sida.
sidoides resembling Indian Mallow.
sidoniensis from Sidon or Saida in Syria.
Sidotheca Sidothe'ca (sy-doe-THEE-ka) Greek sidus, star, and theke, case, referring to starlike involucres
sieberi for Franz Sieber (1789-1844), naturalist for Prague
sieboldianus -a -um, sieboldii for Philipp Franz van Siebold (1796-1866), German doctor, in Japan from
1823-1830), who introduced many Japanese plants into European gardens and publishing works on Japanese
plants.
sierrae sier'rae (see-AIR-ee)
sig-, siga, -siga, sigo Greek silence
sigill, sigilla, -sigilla, sigillo Latin a seal; the little figures on a seal
sigillatus as if marked with the impression of a seal.
sigm-, sigma, -sigma, sigmato, sigmo Greek the letter Σ "S"; S-shaped.
sigmoideus -a -um sigmoid'eus (sig-mo-ID-ee-us) double-curved, like the letter S.
sign-, signi, signum, -signum Latin a sign, mark
signatus marked, as though covered with writing, designated.
sigo Greek silence
siifolus with leaves like the Water Parsnip, Sium.
sikkianus of or from the Japanese island of Shikoku
sikkim- referring to Northern India
sikkimensis from Sikkim in the eastern Himalayas
sikokianus from the Japanese island Sikek.
sil, silo Greek snub-nosed
sila, silaus, -silaus Latin a kind of parsley
silaifolius silaus-leaved, with leaves like Meadow Saxifrage, Silaus.
Silberfeder German cv. silver feather
Silberlicht German cv. silver light
Silberlocke German cv. silver curl
Silberschmelze German cv. molten silver
silen, silent Latin still, silent
silen-, silenus, -silenus Latin: foam; mythology: drunkenness
Silene Sile'ne (sy-LEE-nee) New Latin, probably from Latin silenus, Silenus, from Greek silēnos, from Silēnos,
Silenus, the intoxicated foster father and companion of Dionysus (or Bacchus). Silenus had human form but with a