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ankyr-, ankyra, -ankyra Greek ανχυρα, anchyra, an anchor.
anlag- German lie on; a foundation
annae Latin for the Roman goddess Anna Perenne.
annal- Latin annalis, lasting a year, annual.
annamensis -is -e from Aman, Vietnam.
Annawan from north eastern US Native American name; surprising like medieval Welsh Annwn, the
Otherworld, an otherworldly paradise and not a hell or abode of dead souls; but the home of the Cŵn Annwn,
hounds of Annwn, Christianized as the Hounds of hell (Cŵn, cognate with Greek κυων, κυον, kyon, dog).
Encountering the dogs is a sign of imminent death. Annawan, Illinois is on US RT 6 in Henry County, north
of Kewanee, which is Potowatomi for prairie chicken.
annect- Latin annectere, to bind together, bound together
annectens fastening upon, binding to; annexed, incorporated, from Latin annectens, connecting, from
annectere, to link or join together, for the approximate spikes, the present participle of an-(necto, nectere, nexi,
nexui, nexum).
annel-, annelus, -annelus Latin anellus, a ring, a little ring.
Anno Domini In the year of our Lord.
Annona (Anona) native Hispaniolan anon or hanon, given to A . muricata; from the Haitian vernacular
name, menona. (Annonaceae)
annosus -a -um long-lived, aged, of great age, from Latin annosus -a -um, full of years, long-lived, in
reference to parasitic and growing for several years.
annotinus, annualis, annuus year-old, yearly, annual, lasting a year, within a year
annotinus -a -um one year old, last year’s, from Latin annotinus -a -um, a year old, belonging to last year,
indicating distinct annual increments.
annu-, annua, annuus, -annus Latin annus, a year, year-old, yearly, annual, lasting a year, within a year
annuen Latin nodding
Annuit coeptis “He has favored our undertakings.” from Virgil’s Aeneid and the one dollar bill.
annul- Latin, anulus, a ring, a signet ring.
Anulos qui animum ostendunt omnes gestemus! Let's all wear mood rings!
annularis -is -e, annulatus -a -um ringed, ring-shaped, having rings, annular, used of organs disposed in a
circle, from Latin annulus, annuli, ring, used for markings.
annulatus annula'tus (an-yoo-LAY-tus) annular, ringed, ring-like, with rings.
annulariformis annular, ringed, ring-like, with rings
annuus -a -um an'nuus (AN-ew-us, AN-yew-us, or AN-yoo-us) annual, one year’s, from Latin annuus,
adjective, that lasts for a year; returns, or recurs every year.
ano- Greek ανω-, ano- up, upward, above, towards the top-.
ano- Latin upwards-, up-.
anocarpus bearing irregular, unequal fruits
Anoda without-joint, from Latin a-nodus, pedicel feature distinguishes from Sida.
Anodia impervious, from Greek ανοδος, anodos.
anodontus -a -um with outwards-pointing teeth, from Greek ανω, ano, and οδους, odous, οδοντος, odontos.
anoecto- Greek ανοικτος, anoiktos, opened, pitiless, ruthless.
Anogeissus towards-the-top-tiled, from Greek ανω-γεισσον, ano-geisson, for the scale-like fruiting heads.
Aogramma towards-the-top-lined, from Greek ανω-γραµµη, ano-gramma, in reference to the sori maturing
towards the top of the pinnae.
anolbos Greek ανολβος, anolbos, wretched, luckless.
anom-, anomo-, anomos Greek ανοµος, anomos, without law, lawless; impious.
anomal-, anomalo- Greek ανωµαλος, anomalos, uneven, irregular, unequal, strange.
anomalus -a -um unlike its allies, anomalous, unusual, abnormal, out of the ordinary, irregular, deviating
from the rule, unusual in relation to related plant species, from Greek αν-οµαλος, an-omalos.
Anomatheca unequal boxes, from Greek ανωµα, anoma, and θηκη, theka, for the anther structure. (=
Lapeyrousia)
anomocarpus -a -um having variable fruit shapes, from Greek ανωµοιος, anomoios, and καρπος, karpos.
Anomochloa lawless grass, from Greek ανοµος, anomos, and χλοη, khloe.
anomophyllus with irregular, unequal leaves
Anonidium like-Annona.
anopetalus -a -um erect-petaled, with upright petals, from Greek ανω, ano, and πεταλον, petalon.