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sphákos from Greek σφάκος, sage.
sphaler, sphalero Greek slippery, treacherous, from Greek σφαλερ-ός deceptive.
sphalerum viscous.
spharag, spharago Greek noisy, sputtering
sphe, spheci, sphex, -sphex Greek a wasp, from σφήξ, plural σφῖκες, wasp.
sphedan, sphedano Greek violent, vehement
sphegiferus bearing wasp-like organs.
sphegodes like a wasp
sphen, sphena, -sphena, spheno- a wedge, wedge-shaped, from Greek σϕηνο-, spheno-, combining form of
σϕήν, sphene, wedge.
sphenoides wedge-shaped, from Greek σϕήν, sphene, wedge, and .
Sphenopholis from Greek σϕήν, sphene, wedge, and φολίς, φολιδ-, pholis, pholid-, scale, for the upper
glumes, referring to broadly ovate or wedge-shaped second glume. (Gramineae)
sphenophorus bearing wedge-shaped organs.
sphenophyllus with wedge-shaped leaves.
Sphenosciadius Sphenoscia'dius (sfee-no-si-AY-dee-us)
sphe-r, sphera-, -sphera, sphero Greek a ball, sphere
sphex, -sphex Greek a wasp, from σφήξ, sphex, plural σφῖκες, sphikes, wasp.
sphigm-, sphigmo Greek the pulse
sphin-, sphinc-t, sphing-, sphinx Greek bind tight, squeeze, strangle; a mythological monster, the sphinx
sphodr-, sphodro Greek active, violent
sphrag-, sphragi, sphragis, -sphragis Greek a seal, signet ring
sphrig-, sphrigo Greek vigorous
sphygm-, sphygmo Greek the pulse
sphyr-, sphyro Greek a hammer, mallet; the ankle
spic-, spica, -spica, spicul- Latin a spike, point; an ear of grain
spic- referring to a spike of flowers, from Latin spīcum, spīca ear of grain
spica, spicae f. Latin a spike; an ear of grain; a tuft.
spica venti Wind Grass or Wind Straw, Apera spica-venti.
spicant from Latin spīca, an ear of grain or spīcāre,
spicatiflorus with flowers disposed on a slender spike.
spicatus -a -um spica'tus (typically spi-KAY-tus, properly spee-KAH-tus) spike-like, with flowers disposed on a
spike, spicate, bearing a spike, from Latin spicatus, past participle, spico, spicare, -, spicatus, provide spikes,
provide ears, like wheat or corn (in an Old World corn sense). Spica (singular) is the star in the head of wheat in
the hand of the constellation Virgo. Quo signo nata es? What's your sign?
spicifer, spiciferus spike-bearing
spicifer -fera -ferum Latin carrying ears of corn.
spiciformis spike-shaped
spicigerus -a -um spike-bearing, bearing flower spikes.
spico, spicare, -, spicatus Latin verb, furnish with spikes; provide ears.
spiculatus with or covered with fine points or prickles, from Latin spīculum sharp point, sting, dart, etc.,
diminutive of spīca.
spiculifolius spicule-leafed, from New Latin spicula and Latin spiculum; New Latin spicula, alteration of
Latin spiculum head of a spear or arrow, diminutive of spicum, spica ear of grain. Date: 1785
spiculiformis like a small ear of grain, or with the form of a small ear of grain, from spica, an ear of corn,
spicula, a small ear.
spiculum a small spike or needle, from Latin spiculum -i n., sharp point; sting; spear, dart.
spiegel Greek a mirror
Spigelia
spil-, spilo, spilus, -spilus Greek a spot, stain, from σπίλος, spilos, spot, or speck; a cliff
spilanthus with spotted flowers, from , and ἄνθος, anthos, flower.
spilophaeus dark-spotted
spilopterus having spotted leaves.
spin, spin-, spina, -spina, spini Latin a spine, thorn, referring to a spine
spina -ae f. Latin a thorn, prickle; a thorn bush.
spina-christi Christ’s-thorn