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zacaensis zacaen'sis (zak-ee-EN-sis)
zaccario a plant with sweet flavour.
Zaforá Greek ζαφορά, saffron.
zal-, zale, -zale, zalo Greek sea spray; a storm
Zaluzania No etymology in protologue; perhaps for Adam Zaluziansky von Zaluzian (1558–1613), Polish
physician/botanist.
zambesinus from the shores of the Zambesi River, south Africa.
zamen Greek forceful, raging
zami-, zamia, -zamia, zamio New Latin a kind of cycad; a decayed fir cone
xamioides resembling Jamaica Sago-Tree, Zamia.
zamorensis from Zamora in Venezuela.
zancl-, zanclo, zanclum, -zanclum Greek a sickle
zanguebaricus from the coast of Zanzibar.
Zanthorhiza from Greek ξανθὸς, xanthos, yellow, and ῥίζα, rhiza, root. (Ranunculaceae)
Zanthoxylum (zanth-OKS-i-lum) (formerly spelled Xanthoxylum) from Greek ξανθὸς, xanthos, shades of
yellow or yellow red, and ξύλον, xylon, wood, for the yellow wood of some species.
Zannichellia New Latin, from Gian Girolamo Zannichelli (1662-1729) Venetian botanist, physician, and
pharmacist (apothecary), and New Latin -ia. (Potamogetonaceae)
Zannichelliaceae Zannichellia'ceae (zan-i-chel-ee-AY-see-ee), from the genus name, Zannichellia, and -aceae,
the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
zanzibaricus, zanzibariensis from Zanzibar, on the east coast of Africa.
Zantedeschia for Francesco Zantedeschi (1797-1873), Italian priest and physicist
zawadskii for Alexander Zawadski (1798-1868), Austrian scientest.
ze-, zei, zeus, -zeus Greek a kind of fish
Zea New Latin, from Greek ze, zea, zeia, single-grained wheat, alternately late and modern Latin zēa, from
Greek ζειά, zeia, a name for spelt; akin to Sanskrit yava barley; alternately from ζάω, zao, to live, or the cause
of life, an allusion to the life supporting role it has for animals and man. The name was adopted by Linnaeus
for Maize, or Indian Corn. Although in the synonyms for Diarrhena americana there is Korycarpus
arundinaceus Zea ex Lag. There was a Mr. or Ms. Zea out there somewheres.
zea rosemary
zebrinus -a -um zebra-striped, striped
zeclias knot-grass, from Egyptian.
zelo Greek emulate, envy, rival
Zeltnera Zelt'nera (ZELT-ner-a)
zem-, zema, -zema Greek a drink
zemi-, zemia, -zemia Greek loss, damage
zeo Greek boil, seethe
zenzur polygonvm; knot-grass, from Punic.
zephyr-, zephro, zephrus,- zephyrus Greek mythology the west wind, from Latin zephyrus, adopted from
Greek ξέφυρος.
Zephyranthes from Greek Zephyros, the west wind, and anthos, flower
zephyranthoides resembling Zaphyr-Flower, Zephranthes.
zephyrinus covered with bloom like ripe grapes.(????)
zerdanus from Mount Zerdkou in southern Persia.
zeren, zereno Greek dried
zest-, zesto Greek boiling, boiled
zete Greek search for
zetlandicus of or from the Shetland Islands
zeuct-, zeucto Greek joined
zeug-, zeugo Greek things paired, a yoke
zeugl-, zeuglo Greek the strap of a yoke
zeugma, -zeugma-, zeugmato Greek a band, bond
zeus, -zeus Greek a kind of fish; a sea god (?)
zeuxi-, zeuxis, -zeuxis Greek a joining
Zeuxine from Greek zeuxis, a yoking or joining, referring to partial union of lip and column, or possibly to
fusion of pollinia