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tumid-, tumidus Latin swollen
tumidissinodus, tumidissinoda with very swollen nodes
tumidulus having small swellings.
tumidus inflated, swollen.
tumor, -tumor, tumori Latin a swelling
tumul-, tumulus, -tumulus Latin a hill
tumulicola dwelling on mounds or hillocks, from tumulus, an artificial hill or mound over a grave, and cola,
from incola, dweller, inhabitant from -cola/-colus suffix, Latin; akin to Latin tumēre to swell
tund Latin beat
tunetanus from Tunis, North Africa.
tunic, tunica, -tunica Latin a covering, cloak, referring to a tunic, i.e., covered
tunica,
tunicatus -a -um covered with closely invested fleshy scales like the bulb of an onion.
tuniformis in the form of a Fig.
tuolumnensis, tuolumnense from Tuolumne County, California, from a Native American name
tupai Malayan a tree shrew
tupi, tupid, tupis, -tupis Greek a hammer
turb, turba, -turba Latin a crowd, disturbance
turbell-, turbella Latin a little crowd, and -ella, Latin feminine diminutive suffix
turbid Latin disturbed
turbin, turbin- Latin a top; spinning, whirling, shaped like a top
turbinatus -a -um turbina'tus (tur-bin-AY-tus) top-shaped like an inverted cone, shaped like a spinning top.
turbinellus -a -um turbinel'lus (tur-bin-EL-lus) somewhat or a little top-shaped, resembling a small inverted cone,
from Latin turbinatus, cone-shaped (like a tornado or spinning top), and –ellus, diminutive.
turbuneus top-like.
turbiniflorus with top shaped flowers.
turbiniformis top-shaped, inverted cone-shaped.
turbinocarpus wit top-shaped fruit.
turbulen, turbulent Latin disturbed, confused
turcicus of Turkish origin.
turcomanicus from the Turkomans, a people inhabiting Turkestan.
turczaninowii for Nicolai Turczaninov (1796-1864.
turd, turdi, turdus Latin a thrush
turfaceus growing in a bog, or turf-loving.
turfosus growing in a bog, or turf-loving.
turg-, turgid Latin swell; swollen
turgescent becoming swollen.
turgidus turgid, inflated, full, swollen but not hollow, from Latin turgidus, swollen, inflated, from turgēre to
be swollen (or to swell OED); perhaps akin to Latin tumēre to swell, be swollen
turio a scaly sucker, a shoot arising from a subterannean bud. as Asparagus, from Latin turio, pl. turiōnēs.
turioniferus -a -um turionif'erus (toor-ee-on-IF-er-us) producing turions.
turkestanicus -a -um from Turkestan in Central Asia.
turmalis column-like.
Turnera honoring Wm. Turner, M.D. author of “A new Herball” London, 1551. (Turneraceae)
Turneraceae plants of the Holy-Rose, or Sage-Rose family, from the genus name, Turnera, and -aceae, the
standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
turni, turnic, turnici, turnix, -turnix New Latin a quail
turp-, turpi Latin vile, base
turr-, turri-, turris, -turris Latin a tower
Turricula Turric'ula (ter-IK-yoo-la)
Turritis, turritus -a -um Turrit'is (ter-EYE-tis) tower-shaped. Alternately from Latin adjective turritis -is -e,
turreted, in reference to the pyramidal form of the plant (Tower Mustard, usually part of Arabis). (Cruciferae)
tursi-, tursio, -tursio Latin a porpoise
turtur, -turtur, turturi Latin a dove
tuss, tussi Latin cough
tussilag-, tussilagin, tussilagino, -tussilagino Latin the colt's foot