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tho, thoo Greek quick; a jackal
thol, tholo, tholus, -tholus Greek a dome; mud
tholer, tholero Greek muddy
thomasii thom'asii (TOM-as-ee-eye)
thomi, thoming, thominx, -thominx, thomis Greek a whip, string
thomsonii for Thomas Thomson (1817-1878), Scottish doctor and botanist working in India
thoo Greek quick; a jackal
thor, thoro Greek rushing-, the semen
thora, -thora Late Latin a bed
thora, thoraco, thorax, -thorax Greek a breastplate; the thorax
thorect, thorecto Greek armed with a breast plate
thorict, thoricto Greek armed with a breast plate
thoro Greek rushing; the semen
thornei thorn'ei (THORN-ee-eye)
thorus, -thorus Late Latin a bed, medieval spelling of Latin torus, couch, nuptial couch, marriage.
thoryb, thorybo, thorybus, -thorybus Greek a noise, uproar
thracicus from Thrace, (ancient geography) the region northeast of Macedonia.
thran, thrani, thrano Greek a bench; a swordfish
thras, thrasy Greek bold
thrass, thrasso Greek disturb
thraupi, thraupis, -thraupis Greek a small bird
thraust, thrausto Greek brittle
thremma, -thremma, thremmato Greek a nursling
thren, threno Greek wail, lament
threps, threpsi, threpso Greek nourishment
thrept Greek feeding; nourished
thrida, thridac, thridax Greek lettuce
thrina, thrinac, thrinax Greek a three-pronged fork
Thrinax from Greek thrinax, trident or winnowing fork, in reference to shape of leaf
thrinc, thrinco, thrincus, -thrincus Greek a cornice, eaves
thrip, thripi, thripo, thrips, -thrips Greek a kind of insect
thrix, -thrix Greek hair
thromb, thrombo, thrombus, -thrombus Greek a clot, blood clot
throsc, throsco Greek spring, leap
Throúmpi Greek Θρούµπι, savory.
thry, thyro, thyron Greek a rush, reed
thryp, thrypsi, thrypt Greek break in pieces; crushing
thuja, -thuja Middle Latin arbor vitae
Thuja (THOO-ya) New Latin, from Medieval Latin thuia, a kind of cedar or juniper, from Greek thyia, the
name for some resinous evergreen
thula, -thula Chilean the snowy egret
Thunbergia, thunbergii Thunberg'ia (thun-BERG-ee-a) for Carl Peter Thunberg (1743-1828), Swedish botanist,
plant collector, and student of Linnaeus who sent back plants from Japan to Europe; professor at Uppsala.
(Freckmann Herbarium formerly said Uppsala was in Holland, but many Swedes said otherwise, but not me, cause
Grandma Lubbs was Danish.)
thunn, thunnus, -thunnus Latin the tunny fish
thur, thura, -thura Greek a door
thur, thuri Latin incense
thurberi thur'beri (THUR-ber-eye)
thurid Greek rushing, impetuous
thuriferus, thurifera incense-bearing, yielding frankincense.
thurifragus resembling frankincense.
thuringiacus, thurinciaca from Thuringia in central Germany.
Thurovia for naturalist and plant collector Frederick William Thurow (1852–1952), originally from
Germany, of Hockley, Texas, near Houston
thuy, thuya Greek arbor vitae