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Taraxacum Tarax'acum (ta-RAKS-uh-kum or tar-AX-a-kum) New Latin, from medieval Latin from Arabic
tarakhshaqūn (ṭarakhshaqōq or ṭarkhshaqōq) wild chicory, from Persian talkh chakok, a bitter herb; alternately
from ταράκτικος, taraktokos, cathartic, in reference to its medicinal properties. (Compositae)
tarb-, tarbo Greek terror
tarbale Greek fearful
tarbidolotius plantain, from Gallic.
tard-, tardus, tarda, tardi Latin late, slow
tarde slowly
tardiflorus -a -um late-flowering, late-blooming.
TARDIS Time lord acronym, time and relative dimension in space.
tardivus -a -um tardy, late; slow growing.
tarentinus -a -um from the region of Taranto (Tarantum) in southern Italy.
tarph-, tarph-i, tarpho- Greek a thicket
tarphy Greek thick, close
tars-, tarso, tarsus, -tarsus Greek a flat surface; the ankle, tarsus
tartareus resembling Wine Tartar, with a loose, rough, or somewhat crumbling surface, as some lichens.
tartaricus -a -um of Tartary (Tatary), a vast historical region in Asia and eastern Europe roughly extending
from the Sea of Japan to the Dnieper river
tarundu minus pondweed, from Greek.
tas-, taseo, tasi- Greek stretching
tasmanicus -a -um of or from Tasmania, south of Australia
tasmanii for Abel Tasman (1603-1659), Dutch explorer who discovered Tasmania
tass Greek arrange
tataricus, tatarica from Tatary (Tartary), an old name for a region of central Asia and European Russia
-tatos Greek the superlative ending
tatsienensis, tatseinense fron Kanding (Tatsienlu) in Sichuan, China
Taube German cv. dove
taur, taus-, taurus, -taurus Latin a bull, referring to a bull
taureus of oxen
tauricolus from Taurus in Asia minor.
tauricus Taurian, from Tauric Chersonese, (Tauric peninsula) Crimea, of or from the Crimea, Crimean
taurinensis from Turin, a province of Italy in Piedmont.
taurinus bull-like, ox-like, steer-like, pertaining to cattle, hide-like; of or from the region around Turin
(Torino), Italy
taurocollum bull's-hide glue
taurophthalmon bull-eyed plant, rosemary.
Tauschia Tau'schia (TOW-shee-a)
taut-, tauto Greek the same
tax-, taxeo, taxi, taxis, -taxis, taxo Greek arrange; arrangement
tax-, taxo, taxus, -taxus Greek yew
tax-, taxo, taxus, -taxus New Latin a badger
Taxaceae Taxa'ceae (tax-AY-see-ee) plants of the Yew-Tree family, from the genus name, Taxus, and -aceae,
the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
taxifolius taxifo'lius (tax-i-FO-lee-us) with yew-like leaves, from Taxus and -folius, leaves
taxiformis arranged like the leaves of the Yew.
Taxodiaceae Taxodia'ceae (tax-oh-dee-AY-see-ee), from the genus name, Taxodium, and -aceae, the
standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
taxodioides resembling Cypress, Taxodium.
Taxodium (taks-O-dee-um) from Latin Taxus, generic name of the yew and Greek -oides, -eiodos, a
resemblance, like.
taxon yew
Taxus (TAX-us) from the Classic Latin or Greek name for yew.
taygeteus from Taygetus (ancient geography) a range of mountains in the Peloponnesus.
Te audire no possum, musa sapienum fixa est in aura "I'm sorry, I can't hear you, I have a banana stuck in
my ear"
Te deum, te deum laudamus a devotional hymn, Latin lit. we praise you, Lord.