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tabul-, tabula, -tabula Latin a board, table
Tabula rasa a blank slate, Latin literally “a writing table that has been scraped”
tabulaeformis -is -e, tabuliformis -is -e table-formed, (referring to a tablet, therefore flat????), flat like a
board
tabularis -is -e table-like, flattened horizontally, flat like a board; of or from the appaent shape Table
Mountain, Cape of Good Hope.
tabuliformis -is -e table-shaped.
tacamahac, tacamahacca modern Spanish tacamaca, from obsolete Spanish tacamahaca, in Hernandez 1614
thecomahaca, from Aztec tecomahiyac, an aromatic resin from the Mexican tree, Bursera (Elaphrium) tomentosa,
used for incense, and formerly extensively in medicine.
Taccaceae plants of the South Sea Arrowroot-Plant family, from the genus name, Tacca, and -aceae, the
standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
tach-, tacheo- Greek quickly
tach-, tachin-, tachy Greek swift, fast
tach-, tacho- Greek speed
tacit- Latin without words, silent
tacita, -ae, f. spurge laurel
tact-, tacti Latin touch
tacticopterus with key-like wings.
tadorn-, tadorna New Latin a kind of duck
taedigerus, taedigera cone-bearing, torch-bearing.
taedios Latin disgusting
taediosus -a -um loathsome.
taeni-, -taenia,- taenio a band, ribbon, fillet, Latin taenia, from Greek ταινια, tainia.
taenialis -is -e like a ribbon; shaped (segmented) like a tapeworm, Taenia-like, ribbon, from ταινια.
taenianus -a -um shaped (segmented) like a tapeworm, Taenia-like, ribbon, from Greek ταινια, tainia.
Taenidia New Latin, from Greek tainidion small ribbon, diminutive of tainia, Latin taenia -ae f. a fillet (in
the sense of a narrow strip of material, not a chunk of meat), headband, from Greek ταινια, tainia, a reference
to the oil-tubes in the seeds. In entomology, a spiral sclerotized fiber that stiffens the walls of the tracheae of
insects. (Umbelliferae)
taeniosus -a -um ribbon-shaped, resembling the sections of a tapeworm.
taeniotrichus -a -um
tagantes epithet of Artemisia = traganthis
Tagetes Tage'tes (ta-JEE-tees) etymology unknown; possibly from New Latin from Tages, an Etruscan (Tuscan)
god of the underworld, son of Genius, and grandson of Jupiter. (Compositae)
tagetiflorus -a -um with flowers like African Marigold.
tagma-, -tagma, tagmato Greek a division, a body of soldiers
tahitensis, taitensis from the volcanic island Tahiti in the Pacific Ocean.
taiwanensis -is -e, taiwanianus -a -um of or from Taiwan
Takakia for N. Takaki (1915-2005), who first collected the genus in Japan
tal-, talari, tali-, talo-, talus Latin the ankle, heel
tala-, talan- Greek wretched
talaepor-, talaepori- Greek toil; miserable
talant-, talanto-, talantum, -talantum Greek a balance, scales
talar-, talaro-, talarus, -talarus Greek a basket
talari-, tali- Latin the ankle, heel
talasseus -a -um from Talas in Asia Minor.
Talinopsis from generic name Talinum, and ancient Greek ὄψις, opsis, appearance, resembling, likeness,
sight.
Talinum (tal-E-num, or tal-I-num) New Latin, possibly from African vernacular name of one species in
Senegal; alternately from Greek θαλια, thalia, a green branch, for its verdure. (Portulacaceae)
talitr- Latin strike with the finger
talo Latin the ankle, heel
talp, talpa, -talpa Latin a mole
talus, -talus Latin the ankle, heel.
talyschensis from Talysh in Persia.