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Anthriscus Anthris'cus (an-THRIS-kus) New Latin, from Latin, chervil, from Greek ανθρυσον, anthriskon, a
name for chervil; probably akin to Greek athēr beard of grain.
Anthrískion, Ánthriskon, Anthrískos, Anthrískos from Greek ἀνθρίσκιον, ἄνθρισκον, ανθρίσκος, ἀνθρίσκος,
chervil.
anthrop-, anthropo-, anthropus, -anthropus Greek ανθρωπος, anthropos, a man.
anthropophagorus -a -um of the man-eaters, from Greek ανθρωπο-, anthropo-, and φαγεω, phageo, the
Cannibal tomato.
anthropophorus -a -um man-bearing, with flowers resembling little men, from Greek ανθρωπο-, anthropo-,
φορα, phora, for the flowers of the man orchid.
Anthurium flower tail, from Greek ανθ-, anth-, and ουρα, oura, for the tail-like spadix.
athurus tall flower, as a cluster of flowers on a long stalk
anthus, -anthus Greek ανθος, anthos, a flower, -flowered.
anthus, -anthus Latin a bunting, titlark.
anthyllidifolius -a -um with Anthyllis-leaves, anthyllis-leaved, from Anthyllis and Latin folium; having leaves
tuberculed above, from Greek αν-, an, τυλη, tyle, and folium, foli(i), n., noun, a leaf.
Anthyllis New Latin, downy-flower, from Latin, a plant, from Greek an ancient name used by Dioscorides,
ανθ-υλλις, anth-yllis.
anthylloides resembling Anthyllis, Common Kidney-vetch
anti, anti- Latin anti-, Greek αντι-, anti-, against-, opposite-, opposite to-, for, like-, false-, contrary (used in
compound words)
antia-, antiado, antias, -antias Greek αντιας, antias, a tonsil(s).
Antiacantha against the spine a bromeliad
antiacanthus barbed, from Greek and ακανθος, akanthos, spiny, thorny.
antiades gland-like, almond-shaped
antiae, -antiae Latin the forelock.
Antiaris “Against-association, (the Javan vernacular name, antja, for the upas tree, Antiaris toxicaria
(George Stevens (1736-1800) fabricated the upas tree’s reputed ability to cause the death of anyone who sleeps
beneath it. Malayan, upas, poison)” (Gledhill); Javanese antjar, antschar.
anticarius -a -um from the area around Caria, a region of southwest Turkey from Latin anti- and Caria,
from Greek Καρία, Luwian Karuwa; from Antequera, Andulusia, in southern Spain (Latin Antikaria).
antice anteriorly, in the front
Anticharis lacking charm, from Greek αντι-χαριεις, anti-charieis, formerly Doranthera, leathery flowered.
antichorus -a -um distinctive, standing apart from the throng, from Greek αντι-χορος, anti-choros.
anticus -a -um turned inward towards the axis, in front, the foremost, from Latin anticus -a -um, forward,
infront, antonym posticus.
Antidesma against a band, from Greek αντι-, anti-, and δεσµος, desmos.
anti-dotalis antidote, anti-poison
antidysentericus -a -um, anti-dysentericus anti-dysentery, against-dysentery, curing diarrhoea, from Greek
αντι-, anti-, δυσ-, dys-, and εντερια, enteria, for its use in medical treatment.
Antigonon opposite angled, from Greek αντι-, anti-, opposite, and γονον, gonon, an angle, for the zig-zag
stems of coral vine; or etymology uncertain; perhaps Greek αντι-, anti-, against, and gony, knee, alluding to
angled stems, or Greek anti-, in place of, and genus Polygonum, alluding to affinity
antill- referring to the Antilles
antillaris, antillarus -a -um from the Greater or Lesser Antilles in the West Indies
antillar, antillaris New Latin, of the West Indies or Antilles.
antilogus stubborn, contrary
antiochius from the district of Antiochia
antioquensis -is -e from Antioquia in Columbia.
antipodus -a -um referring to or from the Antipodes, or the otherside of the world, or the polar regions, backformation
from antipodes, plural, from Middle English, from Latin, from Greek αντιποδης, the plural of
antipous, antipodes, with the feet opposite, from anti- anti-, and πους, ποδος, pous, podos. Meaning from the
opposite side of the world, Australasian (?)
antipolitanus -a -um from the Antibes, on the Côte d'Azur of France, from Greek colony name Antipolis,
opposite city.