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thelasm, thelasmo Greek suck, suckle
thelephorus covered with nipple-like projections.
Thelesperma Greek thele, nipple, and σπερµα, sperma, seed, germ, referring to papillate cypselae of original
species
thelic-, thelico Greek feminine
Thelocactus Greek thele, nipple, and Cactus, an old genus name, in reference to the tubercle shape
thelocamptus with arched nipples.
theloides nipple-like or teat-like.
thelx, thelxi Greek bewitching
thely Greek female; tender
Thelypodius Thelypo'dius (theh-li-PODE-ee-us)
Thelypteris from the Greek thelys, female, and pteris, fern
thelypteroides resembling Thelpyteris, from Greek thelys, female, and pteris, fern
-them New Latin put
thema, themat Greek a thing laid down; a theme
themeli, themela, -themela Greek a foundation
themis, themis Greek law, justice
thenar, -thenar, thenaro Greek the palm of the hand
theo Greek run; a god
theoides resembling Tea-Tree, Thea.
theophrasti named after the Greek philospher and botanist Theophrastos (371-c287 B.C.)
theorema, -theorema, theoremato Greek a spectacle; a theory
ther-, theri-, therio-, therium, -therium Greek θηρο-, θήρ, thero-, ther, a wild beast.
ther, thero Greek summer; hunt for
thera, therato Greek hunting, pursuit
therap, therapeu, therapo, therapy, -therapy Greek serve; treatment
theri, theria, therid, therio Greek a wild beast
therm, thermo Greek heat; a lupine
Thermopsis from New Latin, lupine-like, from Greek thermos lupine and ancient Greek ὄψις, opsis,
appearance, resembling, likeness, sight.
thermalis -is -e therma'lis (ther-MAY-lis) therma'le (ther-MAY-lee) warm, of hot springs, growing in hot
springs.
thermicus growing in hot springs.
Thermopsis Thermop'sis (ther-MOP-sis)
thero Greek a wild beast; summer; hunt for
thesaur, thesauri, thesauro Greek a treasure
thesioides resembling Bastard Toadflax, Thesium.
thesis, -thesis Greek an arranging
thesm-, thesmo, thesmus, -thesmus Greek a law, rule
thessalicus from Thessaly, in the northeastern part of ancient Greece.
thessalus, thessala from Thessalia, in the northeastern part of ancient Greece
thet Greek place, arrange; a servant
theurg Greek supernatural
thianschanicus from Thian-Schan in Central Asia.
thias, thiaso, thiasus, -thiasus Greek a band, company
thibetanus, thibeticus, thibetica, tibetanus, tibetana, tibeticus of or from Tibet
thigm, thigma, -thigma, thigmato, thigmo Greek a touch
thin, thino Greek the shore; a sand heap
thio, thion Greek sulphur
thlas, thlast Greek crush, flatten
thlasp, thalspi, -thalspi Latin a kind of cress
Thlaspi New Latin, from Latin, shepherd's purse, from Greek
thlib, thlibo Greek press, squeeze
thlips, thlipsi Greek press, squeeze; pressure
Thismia an anagram commerating Thomas Smith, English microscopist and plant anatomist of the early
1800’s, ob. ca. 1825