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zeylanicus -a -um, ceylanicus, zeylonicus of or pertaining to Ceylon (Sri Lanka). Rhododendron arboreum
subsp. zeylanicum.
zibbir rosemary, from Punic.
zibethinus, zibetinus like the civet cat, malodorous, with a musk-like aroma. Civettictis civetta, an African
catlike mammal typically secreting musk used in perfumes.
ziegleri zieg'leri (ZEEG-ler-eye)
Zigadenus Zigaden'us (zig-a-DEE-nus) New Latin, alteration of Zygadenus, from Greek zygaden, jointly, in
pairs, from zygon, zygos yoke, pair, and aden, gland, referring to the pair of glands on each tepal of thee type
species, similar to zeugnynai to yoke, join, Sanskrit yuga yoke, yunakti he yokes, he joins.
Zigeunerknabe German cv. Gypsy boy
Ziggíberis, zingiberis Greek Ζιγγίβερις, ginger.
zigiss tufted thyme, from Greek
Zimbelstern German cv. cymbal star
zinc, zinco Latin zinc
Zingiberaceae plants of the Ginger family, from the genus name, Zingiber, and -aceae, the standardized Latin
suffix of plant family names.
zingiberaceus resembling Ginger Plant.
zingiberi, zingiberis, -zingiberis Greek ginger, ζιγγίβερις, ziggiberis, zingiberis, the classical name, from
Sanskrit crngavera, shingavera, Pali singavera.
Zinnia for Johann Gottfried Zinn (1727–1759), professor of botany, Göttingen, Germany, known for
botanical studies in Mexico. John Godfrey Zinn, (1557?) in one source. (Compositae)
ziph-, ziphi-, zipho, ziphus, -ziphus Greek a sword
zirco-, zircon from Persian gold-colored, cf. Portuguese zarcāo, Arabic zarqūn
zired Artemisia scoparia, from Dacian
zizani-, zizanium, -zizanium Greek a weed
Zizania Wild Rice New Latin, from Late Latin zizanium, zizania, -ae, darnel, cockle, from Greek ζιζάνια,
zizania, plural of ζιζάνιον, zizanion, an injurious weed growing in grain, probably Lolium tementulum, bearded
darnel, cf. Sumerian zizân, wheat. “In the "Parable of the Sower" from the New Testament (Matthew 13:18-
23), the darnel (tares) is a harmful plant, which is difficult to distinguish from wheat prior to maturity. The
darnel is called zizania in the original Greek text. A similar use of darnel is found in Matthew 13:24.”
(http://www.rook.org/earl/bwca/nature/grass/WIP/zizania.html ) (Gramineae)
zizanioides zizania-like
Zizia (ZI-zee-a or zi-ZEE-a) New Latin, from I. (Johann) Baptist Ziz, late 18 th - early 19 th century German
(Rhenish) botanist and New Latin –ia. (Umbelliferae)
zizuinnim vervain, from Punic
zizyph-, zizyphum, -zizyphum Greek the jujube tree
zizyphinus resembling Jujube Tree, Zizyphus.
Ziziphus Ziz'iphus (ZIZ-i-fus)
zmyrna myrrh.
zo-, zoa, zoi, zoo, zoon, -zoon Greek an animal
zoarc Greek maintaining life
zodi Greek a little animal
zodiophilous, zoidiophilous fertilized by little animals.
zodiac Greek out of animals
zoi Greek an animal
zom-, zomo, zomus, -zomus Greek soup, broth; a corpulent person
zomoteganite dish with boiled fish, from Apicus
zon-, zona, -zona, zoni Greek a belt, zone, girdle
zonalis -is -e referring to a zone, or a band, with a distinct band of a different color, marked with a belt,
girdle, zone, or ring in color. Pelargonium zonale.
zonatus referring to a zone, or a band, with a distinct band of a different color, marked with a belt, girdle,
zone, or ring in color..
zoo-, zoon, -zoon Greek an animal
zoocarp, zoospore plant galls produced by insects; also motile spores of Algae.
zoophillous fertilized by animals.
zoph-, zopher, zophero, zopho Greek dusky, gloomy; darkness