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ulugurensis from Ulugura in German East Africa.
ulul-, ulula, -ulula Latin howl, hoot; a screech owl
-ulus -a -um Latin adjectival diminutive suffix meaning (1) little, -tending to, -having somewhat, used with
adjectival bases and First declension nouns (?); (2) indicating a tendency or an action, used with a verb base.
ulv-, ulva, -ulva Latin a sedge, from ulva -ae f. sedge.
umbel- referring to umbels, flower clusters generally in the form of an umbrella, i.e., the flowers radiate from
a central point
umbell, umbella, -umbella, umbelli Latin an umbrella
umbellatus -a -um (um-bel-AH-tus) in umbells, umbrella-like flower heads, umbelliferous, from Latin umbella,
umbell, umbrella, “a little shadow”, and -atus, possessive of or likeness of something, for the flowers appearring to
be in umbels.
Umbellaria Umbellar'ia (um-bel-AIR-ee-a)
umbellaris having the inflorescence in umbells or unbrella form.
umbellatus -a -um umbella'tus (um-bel-AY-tus) having the inflorescence in umbells or unbrella form.
umbellifera umbellif'era (um-bel-IF-er-a) bearing umbels
Umbelliferae plants which bear umbells, from umbella, a sunshade or umbrella.
umbelliformis in the form of an umbel.
Umbellularia from Latin umbellula, partial umbel,
umbellulatus with umbellets, having partial or secondary umbells, umbelliferous
umbelluliferus bearing single umbells.
umbilic, umbilicus, -umbilicus Latin the navel
Umbilicaria New Latin, from Late Latin umbilicaris umbilical, from Latin umbilicus navel and -aris -ar, and
New Latin –ia.
umbilicalis navel-like, depressed in the center.
umbilicatus -a -um navel-like, depressed in the center.
umbo, -umbo, umbon Latin a projecting knob; a shield
umbonalis bearing an umbo or boss in the center.
umbonatus bearing an umbo, boss, or stout projection in the center, an elevation in a cone scale of a pine tree
umbonulatus having or ending in a small boss or nipple.
umbr, umbra, -umbra, umbri Latin shade
umbrac- referring to an umbrella (shade)
umbraculifer, unbraculiferus, umbraculifera umbrella-bearing, having the form of an open umbrella.
umbraculiformis having the general form of a parasol.
umbrageous giving much shade.
umbraticus growing in shady places, from .........., and -aticus Latin suffix indicating a place of growth (or
habitat).
umbriferus shade giving.
umbrinus umber, the color of raw umber, a cold brown.
umbros Latin shady
umbrosus -a -um shaded, growing in shade, shade-loving, from Latin umbrosus, from umbra shade, shadow
and -osus -ose
un Latin not
un, una, uni Latin one
unalascensis -is -e unalascen'sis (un-al-a-SEN-sis)
unalaschensis from Unalaschka or Unalaska, one of the Aleutian Islands.
unc, uncin, uncinus, -uncinus, uncus, -uncus Latin a hook
uncatus hook-shaped, or bent at the tip into a hook, from uncus, a hook.
uncia Latin a twelfth part of a pound or foot; a trifle. The origin of the words inch and ounce.
uncialis measuring one inch, from uncia, an inch,
unciformis in the form of a hook.
uncinalis hooked.
uncinat-, ucinatus -a -um Latin hooked or barbed, with barbed bristles, with hooks, with a hooked end,
hooked at the point, from uncinatus -a -um, hooked.
uncinellus with small or short hooks or barbs.
-uncl, uncle, -uncle Latin little
unct Latin anoint; luxurious