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anti-pyreticus -a -um against fire, fire quenching, from Latin anti-, and pyra, pyrae, a funeral pyre,, as in the
moss Fontinalis antipyretica was packed around chimneys to prevent thatch from igniting; others interpret as
against fevers.
antiqu- Latin antiquus, old, ancient; coming before, earlier.
Antiquis temporibus, nati tibi similes in rupibus ventosissimis exponebantur ad necem. In the good old days,
children like you were left to perish on windswept crags.
antiquorum of the ancients, of antiquity, of the former, old-world, of ancient writers, from Latin antiquus,
anticus(?). (Gledhill)
antiquus -a -um traditional, ancient, old, former, from Latin antiquus.
antirrhiniflorus -a -um antirrhiniflor'us (an-tee-ri-ni-FLOR-us) Antirrhinum-flowered, with flowers like
snapdragon, Antirrhinum, from Antirrhinum and folium, foli(i), n., noun, a leaf.
antirrhinoides antirrhino'ides (an-tee-ry-NO-i-dees) New Latin resembling Antirrhinum, like an antirrhina or
snapdragon, from Greek αντι-, anti-, similar to, like, ρινος, rhinos, nose, snout, and οειδης, oeides, resembling.
Antirrhinum, antirrhina Antirrhi'num (an-tee-RI-num) New Latin, nose-like, from Latin, snapdragon, from a
Greek name used by Dioscorides αντιρρινον, antirrhinon, from αντι-, anti-, similar to, like (from αντι-, anti-,
against, instead of, equivalent to) and -rrhinon (from ρις, ρινος, rhis, rhinos, nose, snout); from the resemblance of
the flower to a calf's snout.
anti-scorbuticus anti-scurvy, curing scurvy
anti-tropus deflecting from each other
antlia, -antlia Latin antlia, antliae f. a pump.
antr-, antro, antrum, -antrum Latin antrum, Greek αντρον, antron, a cave, cavity.
Antrophyum upwards brooding, from Greek αν-, an-, and τρωφη, trophe, for the creeping rhizomes.
antrorsus -a -um forward or upward facing, deflected upwards, opposed to retrorse, from Latin anteroversus,
or Latin ante, before, and vertere, to turn; alternately modern Latin antrorsus, from Latin *antero- stem
of assumed Latin *anterus, positive of anterior, fore, former, and versus, turned, in imitation of extrorsus , etc
antyx Greek αντυξ, antyx, edge, rim, frame, rail, orbit of a planet.
anu-, anus, -anus Latin anus, the anus.
anu-, anula Latin, anulus, a ring.
Anubias for Anubis, son of Nephthytis and Typhonis, a genus of African aquatic and semi-aquatic plants
often used in aquariums, after the preference for shade.
Anubis, Anubis or Anubidis m. Latin an Egyptian god of the afterlife.
anularis in ring form
anulatus -a -um Latin ringed, with rings on, curled, from anulatus, from anulus, anuli, ring.
Anulocaulis Anulocau'lis (an-oo-lo-KAW-lis) Latin anulus, ring, and Latin noun caulis, caulis m., from the
Greek καυλος, kaulos, the stem or stalk of a plant; usual spelling was colis or coles, or kaulos, the shaft, in
reference to the sticky internodal rings.
-anus -ana -anum Latin -anus, adjectival suffix indicating position, connection, or possession by, belonging
to, pertaining to, used with noun bases, or often with a place name.
anus, -anus Latin anus, the anus; a ring.
anvegadensis -is -e see andegavensis.
anvilensis -is -e from the Anvil Creek area on the Seward Peninsula, Alaska, USA.
aochletos Greek αοχλητος, aochletos, undisturbed, calm.
aocno- Greek αοκνος, aokonos, without hesitation, resolute, brave.
Aongstroemia for Johan Ångström (1813-1879), Swedish bryologist
aoracanthus heavily thorned, thickly beset with thorns, from Greek and ακανθος, akanthos, spiny, thorny.
aorato- Greek αορατος, aoratos, invisible, unseen.
aoristo- Greek αοριστος, aoristos, indefinite, indeterminate, without boundaries.
aoro- Greek αορος, aoros, pendulous.
aort-, aorta, -aorta Greek αορτη, aorta (η?), the great artery.
ap-, apex-, -apex, apic- Latin apex, the tip, extremity
ap- Latin prefix to, toward, at, an assimilative form of ad- used before p-, meaning at, to, towards.
ap- Greek without-, up-. before-, from απο.
ap-, apo- Greek απο, apo, -from, off, away from, down from, far from, after.
ap-, aph- Greek απ-, ap-, αφ-, aph-, away from, from, apart.
apamensis from Apamea in Syria
apanast- Greek απαναστασις, apanastsis, migration, departure