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strychn, strychno, strychnus, -strychnus Greek a nightshade, modern Latin from Linnaeus, from Latin
strychnos a name used by Pliny, from Greek στρύχνος, a kind of nightshade
stryphuosus tart, sharp.
stryphn-, stryphno Greek sour, harsh
Stuartia for John Stuart (1713-1792), 3 rd Earl (or Marquis) of Bute and British Prime Minister.
(Camelliaceae)
Stuckenia
stud-, studen, studi Latin be diligent; zeal
stult-, -stulti Latin foolish, silly
stup-, stupa, -stupa, stupo Latin the coarse part of flax, from stupa, stuppa, tow, from late Greek στύππῃ
stup-, stupe, stupid Latin benumb, stun
stupatus flax, tow-like, (from stupa, tow, flax), a mass of filament matted together.
stuposus flax, tow-like, (from stupa, tow, flax), a mass of filament matted together.
stupr- Latin defile, corrupt
sturio-, -sturio, sturion Late Latin the sturgeon
sturn, sturni, sturnus, -sturnus Latin a starling
stutocarpus with dotted fruit.
styg, stygano, styger, styget, stygno, stygo Greek hatred; hated; hating
stygianus, stygiana of the River Styx of mythology
stygius “Linnaeus in Lachesis Lapponica, describing boggy area which "consists chiefly of marshes, here
called stygz. A divine could never describe a place of future punishment more horrible than this country, nor
could the Styx of poets exceed it."” From the Freckmann Herbarium.
stygius from Mount Cholmos, in Morea, Greece.
styl-, stylo, stylos, stylus Greek column; also noted as a pillar, stake, a pointed instrument, from στῦλος,
stylos, pillar, pole, prop (often confused with Latin stilus, often incorrectly stylus, [not adopted from Greek] a
stake, or pale, a pointed instrument for writing, style of writing or speaking) See the discussion under style in
OED.
stylaris style-like, column-like, from Greek στῦλος, stylos, column, pillar, or pole, a style.
Stylidiaceae plants of the Grass-leaved Trigger Plant family, from the genus name, Stylidium, from Greek
στῦλος, stylos, column, pillar, or pole, a style, and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names
Stylosanthes from Greek στῦλος, stylos, column, pillar, or pole, a style, and ἅνθος, anthos, flower.
(Leguminosae)
Stylocline Stylocli'ne (sty-lo-KLY-nee) from Greek στῦλος, stylos, column, pillar, or pole, a style, and cline,
couch or bed (or gyne, female, specified by Nuttall in protologue), alluding to narrowly cylindric receptacles of the
type species.
styloflexa from Greek στῦλος, stylos, column, pillar, or pole, a style
Stylomecon Stylome'con (sty-lo-MEE-kon) from Greek στῦλος, stylos, column, pillar, or pole, a style, and
mekon, poppy
stylophorus -a -um, Stylophorum style-bearing, from Greek στῦλος, stylos, column, pillar, or pole, a style,
and pherein, to bear, phoros, bearing, referring to the conspicuous style, which is unusual in the family.
(Papaveraceae)
stylosus -a -um with prominent, conspicuous, or large styles, from Greek στῦλος, stylos, column, pillar, or
pole, a style, and
stym-, styma Greek stiff, erect
styp-, styph, stypt Greek a stringent
styp-, stypo, stypus, -stypus Greek a stump, stern
styphel-, styphelo Greek sour; tough
styphelioides styphelia-like
styphl-, styphlo Greek harsh; sour, astringent
styphnocarpus bearing fruit in autumn.
sty-r, styrac, styrax, -styrax, styro Greek a kind of shrub
styra- referring to gum
Styracaceae Styraca'ceae (sty-ra-KAY-see-ee) plants of the Styrax plant family, from the genus name, Storax,
and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
styracifluus, styraciflua sti-ra-KI-FLOO-us; flowing with styrax, or gum, (from Styrax, another genus of
resinous trees), Storax yielding, from storax, a grayish brown fragrant liquid (an aromatic balsam), containing