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of Latin unus, one, for the many flowers in one spike. (Unio also means a large pearl.) Chasmathium is an old
Latin name for a plant. (Gramineae)
unioloides uniola-like, resembling Sea-Oats, Uniola.
uipetalous bearing flowers with only one petal.
uniserialis arranged in one row.
uniseriatus arranged in one row.
unisexualis of one sex only, having either stamens or pistils in a flower.
unisiliquosus having one pod only.
unitus joined, united.
univalvis having one valve or door only.
universalis general, pertaining to the whole.
univittatus one-striped
unone Lappa canaria.
uoluola, -ae, f.? bindweed, convolvulus
uper Greek over, above
uplandicus -a -um from Uppland, Sweden, a historical province or landskap, just north of Stockholm.
Uppsala is in Uppland (occasionally seen as Uplandia).
upo New Latin under, below
upsaliensis from Upsala, Sweden.
upti, uptio Greek bent backward, inverted
upup-, upupa, -upupa, upupi Latin a hoopoe, Old World nonpasserine birds (family Upupidae) having a
slender decurved bill
ur- Latin burn
ur, -ur(...), ura, -ura, uro Greek the tail, referring to a tail
-ura f. Latin suffix indicating the results of an action used with a verb base.
urach-, uracho, urachus, -urachus Greek the foetal urinary canal
urae-, uraeo Greek the hindmost
urag-, uragi Greek the rear
uragosus promoting the production of urine.
uralensis from the Ural mountains in Russia.
Uralepis from Greek ὀυρά, oura, tail, and λεπίς, lepis, a scale. (Gramineae)
uralus from Ural, Himalaya(?).
urani, uranio Greek the heavens; the palate
uranisc-, uranisco, uraniscus, -uraniscus Greek the roof of the mouth, palate
urano Greek heaven
urb-, urban, urbi, urbs, -urbs Latin a city
urbanicus growing near towns.
urbanus -a um city-loving, from the city, urban, of the town; cultivated as opposite to rusticus.
Urbi et orbi To the city and the world, a phrase from a speech by the Pope to Rome and to the world.
urbicarius growing near towns.
urbicus -a -um growing near towns.
urbium urban, of towns
urbs in rure the city in the country
urce, urceol, urceus, -urceus Latin a pitcher
urceolaris pitcher-like or urn-shaped.
urceolatus urn-shaped or pitcher-like.
ure Greek the tail; urine
ured, uredin, uredo, -uredo Latin a blight
urens- ur'ens (YEW-rens) burning, stinging, as nettles, from Latin urere, to burn; from its sting, Greek heuein to
singe, Sanskrit osati he burns.
urentissimus very burning or stinging
ureo Greek urine; urea
ureter, ureter, uretero Greek the ureter
urethr, urethra, -urethra, urethro Greek the urethra
urg, urgy, urgy Greek work; press
uri Greek the tail; urine