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U, u<br />

un-named<br />

Carpesium (from Greek), a nard: Pontic or Cretan Nard it seems that no Latin word existed (?) biological<br />

classification: Valeriana dioscoridis apparently from Asia J.I. Miller, p.113<br />

un-named<br />

nairon (from Greek) it seems that no Latin word existed (?) biological classification: unidentified<br />

apparently from Eastern Mediterranean J.I. Miller, p.116<br />

un-named<br />

narte (from Greek) it seems that no Latin word existed (?) biological classification: unidentified<br />

apparently from Eastern Mediterranean J.I. Miller<br />

Notes<br />

01/02//07 Starting 4 th draught. Have included all genus and specific epithets from Swink and Wilhelm<br />

94, (or close forms thereof, not necessarily same gender as in the species epithets, but not including the<br />

synonyms list yet). Additional vocabulary is being added, a mix of New and Classical Latin, Greek and<br />

Latinized Greek. There will eventually be a definition and a derivation for every term listed. [ ] or (italics) are<br />

used for definitions <strong>with</strong>in definitions.<br />

Root words from life sciences other than Botany are being added starting June 2007. Formatting is<br />

under revision. Etymology from the Flora of North America (FNA) is being added starting February 2008.<br />

Some cultivar names have been added, such as Abdenglut German cv. evening glow.<br />

Have started adding some plant names as examples of epithets. Local species are being used where<br />

possible. Most examples of exotic names come from Sterndale-Bennett (2005) and Dictionary of Botanical<br />

Epithets, www.winternet.com/~chuckg/dictionary.html. They sometimes use the same examples, so I feel in<br />

good company.<br />

March (10), 2009 Some data is becoming redundant. See pleonasmus.<br />

05/21/09 approximately 21,189 entries.<br />

10/04/09 I am starting to add transliterations from Greek. I will not be sure on heta and others, γγ, γκ,<br />

γξ, γχ, υ or υ.<br />

March 2010. On this rewrite, when an entry is checked, the name is bold, and the data has a period. It means<br />

the entry has been checked, not that it is <strong>with</strong>out error.<br />

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from the genus name, , and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.<br />

from the genus name, , and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.<br />

plants of the family, from the genus name, , and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.<br />

plants of the family, from the genus name, , and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.

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