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anthem-, anthemis, -anthemis, Anthemis- chamomile, from Greek ανθεµις, ανθεµοεις, anthemis,
anthemoeis, a flower.
anthemifolus -a -um having leaves resembling those of Anthemis.
Anthemis An'themis (AN-the-mis) New Latin, from Latin, chamomile, from Greek, ανθος, ἀνθεµον, anthos,
anthemon, a flower, from (?) Anthemis nobilis (L.); alternately flowery, from Greek ανθος, anthos, from ανθεµις,
anthemis, used by Dioscorides for a plant also called χαµαιµηλον, khamaimelon, and λευκανθεµον, leukanthemon.
(Compositae)
anthemoides resembling wild camomile, Anthemis, anthemis-like, from Greek ανθεµις, anthemis and οειδες,
oeides.
Anthemon Greek ἀνθεµον, n. anthemon, flower
-anthemus -a -um, -anthes -flowered, from Greek ανθεµις, anthemis.
Anthera Greek άνθερα f. anthera, in botany an anther, the pollen-bearing part of a flower’s stamen
anthericoides resembling St. Bernard’s, St. Bruno’s lily, Anthericum
Anthericum, anthericum from Theophrastus’ name ανθερικος, antherikos, used by Linnaeus for an asphodel
(St. Bernard’s lily), originally an ear of corn (grain) or a stalk.
antheros Greek ἀνθηρος, antheros, flowering
antherotes brilliant-looking, from Greek ανθεω, antheo, and ωτης, otes.
-antherus -a -um -flowering, in the botanical sense -stamens, or -anthered, from Greek ανθηρος, ανθηρα,
antheros, anthera.
-anthes, -anthus -a -um -flowered, from Greek ανθος, anthos.
anthi- Greek ανθικος, anthikos, flowering.
anthiodorus -a -um fragrant-flowered, from Latin anthus and odorus.
-antia, -antis Latin suffix indicating belonging to, having the quality of.
antho- flower-, from Greek ανθος, ανθο-, anthos, antho-.
Anthocercis rayed-flowered, from Greek ανθος-κερκις, anthos-kerkis.
Anthoceros, anthocerus -a -um flower-horn, with horn-like flowers, from Greek ανθο-κερας, antho-keras,
for the conspicuously elongate, dark-brown, bivalved capsules.
Anthocleista closed flower, from Greek ανθο-κλειστος, antho-kleistos, for the flower shape.
anthocrene a fountain of flowers, flower-fountain, from Greek ανθο-κρηνη, antho-krene.
anthodeus, anthodes flower-like, as in the male inflorescence of hair-moss, Polytrichum
antholco Greek ανθολκος, antholkos, counterpoising, balancing, equal.
Antholyza rage-flower, from Greek ανθο-λυσσα, antho-lyssa, for the flowers resemblance to an animal’s
maw.
anthomaniacus -a -um frenzied-flowering, from Greek ανθος, anthos, and µανιακος, maniakos.
Anthophorus flower-bearing, from Greek ανθο-, antho-, and φορα, phora, for the clustered spikelets fall
together.
anthophyllus having petal-like leaves
anthopogon flower beard, bearded flowered, (or hairs or bristles), from ancient Greek ανθο-, antho- and
πώγων, pōgōn, beard, Rhododendron anthropogon’s unusual flowers.
anthora resembling Ranunculus thora in poisonous properties, from Latin an, to, towards, and thora, Late
Latin a bed.
Anthospermum flower-seed, from Greek ανθο-, antho-, and σπερµα, sperma, dioecious.
anthosphaerus -a -um globe-flowered, from Greek ἄνθο-, antho-, and σφαιρα, sphaira.
Anthostema floral-crown, from Greek ανθο-, antho and στεµµα, stemma, for the heads of flowers.
anthoxanthoides resembling spring-grass, Anthoxanthum
Anthoxanthum New Latin, yellow-flower, from Greek ἄνθος-, anthos-, flower, and ξανθός, xanthos, from
Greek χανθος, khanthos, yellow, for the spikelets at anthesis. (Gramineae)
anthra-, anthrac-, anthrax, -anthrax Greek ανθραξ, anthrax, coal, charcoal; a carbuncle,
anthracinus -a -um coal-black, black as coal, bluish-black, or like the black of a raven, from Greek ανθραξ,
ανθρακος, anthrax, anthrakos.
anthracophilus -a -um growing on burnt wood, like living coal, from Greek ανθραξ, ανθρακος, anthrax,
anthrakos, and φιλεω, phileo.
anthraxacolepis with bright red membrane scales????, from and Greek λεπίς, λεπιδο-, lepis, lepido-, scale.
anthren-, anthrena, -anthrena Greek ανθρηνη, anthrena, a bee, hornet, wasp.
anthriscifolius with leaves like beaked parsley, Anthriscus, from , and folium, foli(i), n., noun, a leaf.