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anglorum of the English people, from Latin Angles.
angolanus -a -um, angolensis -is -e from Angola, on the west coast of Africa.
angor, -angor Latin angor, a strangling, compression of the throat; anguish.
angraecoides resembling Angraecum, from Angraecum and oides.
angraecopsis Angraecum-like, from Angraecum and from ancient Greek ὄψις, opsis, appearance, sight, view.
Angraecum a Malayan name, angurek, for epiphytes.
angui-, anguis, -anguis Latin anguis, anguis c., a snake, in astromony the constellation Draco, or Hydra, or
the Serpent.
angui-, anguinus -a -um serpentine, from Latin anguis, anguis, c., a serpent; eel-like, wavy, from Latin
anguilla, anguillae, an eel.
anguiceps snake-headed, from Latin anguis and ceps, for the floral structure.
anguicomus -a -um Latin having snaky hair.
anguifer -fera -ferum Latin snake-bearing.
anguifugus -a -um anti-snakebite; snake-banishing, from Latin angui and fugus.
anguigena -ae m. Latin snake-born.
anguill-, anguilla, -anguilla Latin anguilla, anguillae f., an eel.
anguilliformis eel-shaped
Anguilluina minute-eel, diminutive of Latin anguilla, an eelworm causing galls on about 330 plant species.
anguineus -a -um, anguinus -a -um snake-like, snaky, eel- or snakelike in form.
anguimanus -a -um Latin snake-handed.
anguineus -a -um Latin of a snake, snaky.
anguinus -a -um Latin snaky.
anguipes -pedis Latin snake-footed
Anguitenens, Anguitentis m. Latin the Snake-holder , i.e. the constellation Ophiuchus.
angul- Latin angulus, an angle, corner, referring to an angle.
angularis, angulatus, angulosus angular, angled, with angles, cornery, having corners, full of corners, from
Latin angularis, angular, with handles or corners, angular (another badly lumped cluster).
angularis -is -e angular from Latin angulus, anguli.
angulatus -a -um somewhat angled, from Latin angulatus.
anguliger with corners or edges, as in angular stems
anguligerus -a -um hooked, having hooks, from Latin angulus and gero (Gledhill???).
angulosus -a -um angulo'sus (ang-gew-LO-sus) having angles, angular, from Latin angulus, anguli.
angulus, anguli m. a corner, an angle; esp. a quiet corner, retired spot; or fig. an awkward corner, a strait.
Anguria a Greek name for a cucumber, αγγυρον, agguron (anguron).
angust-, angusti Latin angustus, narrow, confined.
angustatus -a -um Latin tapered, confined, narrowed, getting narrower, somewhat narrow.
anguste Latin narrowly, sparingly
angusti-, angustus -a -um narrow, from Latin angustus, angusti.
angustiflorus -a -um narrow-flower, from Latin angustus, drawn together; narrow, -i-, and florus, from
floreo, to bloom, to flower
angustifolius -a -um angustifo'lius (an-gus-ti-FO-lee-us) narrow-leaved, from Latin angustus, adjective, drawn
together; narrow, -i-, connective vowel used by botanical Latin, and folium, foli(i), n., noun, a leaf.
angustifrons with narrow fronds
angustilobus with narrow lobes
angustior Latin narrower, comparative of angustus.
angustipetalus narrow-petaled
angustisectus -a -um Latin narrowly divided, from angusti-, and seco, secare, secui, sectum, in reference to
leaves.
angustiseptatus having fruit with narrow partitions
angustissimus -a -um Latin very narrow, the most narrow, superlative of angustus.
angustus -a -um narrow from Latin angusto, to make narrow; straighten.
anhel-, anhela-, anhelit- Latin anhelo, puff, pant; asthma.
-anhinga South American, Tupi Indian, water turkey, the darter or snake bird (Anhinga spp.).
anhweiensis -is -e from Anhui province, China.
anhydro- Greek ανυδρος, anhydros, waterless, dry.
ania Greek ανια, ania, trouble, distress, sorrow.