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tered-, teredo Greek a wood worm, also Latin terēdo, terēdinis f., worm that gnaws wood, from Latin terēdo,
from Greek τερηδών, teredon, a wood-gnawing worm, from τερ-, ter-, root of τείρειν, terein, to rub hard, wear
away, bore.
tereno Greek smooth, delicate
tereo Greek bore, perforate; watch, guard
teres, -teres, teret Latin round, smooth
teres terete, circular in cross section, cylindrical, cylindrical and usually tapering.
teret- circular, cylindrical
tereticaulis with a cylindrical stalk, from , and Latin noun caulis, caulis m., from the Greek καυλος, kaulos,
the stem or stalk of a plant; usual spelling was colis or coles, or kaulos, the shaft. (in one source as from trete,
cylindrical?typo),
tereticornis cylindrical-horned
teretifolius -a -um teretifo'lius (ter-ee-ti-FO-lee-us) terete-leaved, having cylindrical leaves.
teretiformis in the form of a cylinder
teretiusculus somewhat cylindrical.
teretr-, teretro Greek a gimlet, a small hand drill, nothing to do with vodka.
terg, tergi, tergum, -tergum Latin the back
tergeminatus three-fold, thrice-twin, having a pair of leaflets each consisting of a pair, each of which again
has a pair of leaflets.
tergeminus three-fold, thrice-twin, having a pair of leaflets each consisting of a pair, each of which again has
a pair of leaflets.
tergestinus from the district of Trieste.
teri Greek pierce
-terium Greek a place for
terma, terma, termat Greek an end, limit
term-, termes, -termes, termit Latin a wood worm
term-, termin Latin an end; a name
termin, termina, terminus, -terminus Latin an end, limit
termin, termino, terminus, -terminus Middle Latin a term, name
terminalis terminal, relating to the apex; of boundaries
terminans closing, surrounding.
termit Latin a wood worm
tern, ternari Latin three; in threes
tern- referring to the number three
ternarius consisting of three.
ternateus, ternatea of the island of Ternate in the Molluccas (the Malay Archipelago).
ternatus -a -um terna'tus (ter-NAY-tus) in threes, growing in threes, three of a kind, or three in a whorl.
terniflorus, terniflora with flowers in threes, or bearing three flowers.
ternifolius, ternifolia three-leaved, with three leaves or leaflets.
Ternstroemiaceae plants of the Scarlet Seed family, from the genus name, Ternstroemia, and -aceae, the
standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
ternus growing in threes, three of a kind, or three in a whorl.
terph, terpho, terphus, -terphus Greek a shell, covering
terpn, terpno Greek delightful
terps, terpsi Greek delight, gladness
terr, terra, -terra, terri Latin the earth, land
terr, terri Latin terror
terra firma Latin lit. firm land; dry land
terracinus -a -um terraci'nus (ter-a-SY-nus) from the district of Terracina, near Rome.
terraneus growing on dry land.
terrestr- Latin on land, from adjective terrestris, terrestris, terrestre, terrestrial or earthly; living or operating
on land versus the sea or air; on, in, or of ground or earth.
terrestris -is -e terres'tris (ter-ES-tris) of the earth, terrestrial, growing in the ground; growing along the ground,
growing lying on the ground.
terreus -a -um growing along the ground, growing lying on the ground, from the Latin adjective terreus -a -
um, one born of the earth.