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appendiculatus -a -um lengthened, elongated, or having an appendage, appendaged, from Latin
appendicula, appendiculae.
appet-, appetit Latin appetitio, desire, longing for.
applanat- New Latin applanatus, flattened.
applanatus -a -um flattened out or horizontally expanded, from Latin ap-planus.
applanatuus flattened
applegatei applegat'ei (ap-el-GATE-ee-eye)
applicatus -a -um joined, attached, enfolded, placed close together, from Latin ap- and plico, plicare, plicavi
(plicui), plicatum (plicitum).
applicatus, applicativus bent face to face without folding
appressifolius lying flat, covered with leaves, from , and folium, foli(i), n., noun, a leaf.
appressus -a -um lying flat, touching at the sides, pressed together, or lying close together (of organs),
adpressed, from Latin ad- and presso, pressare.
appropinquatus -a -um near, approaching, from Latin appropinquo, appropinquare, appropinquavi,
appropinquatum, for a resemblance to another species.
approximans approaching, near to; drawn close together but not united, to the nearest, from Latin adproximus.
approximatus -a -um drawn close together but not united; near together, from Latin ad-proximus. The
confusing tanslations with this and the above are prime examples of the data entry errors common in botanical
etymology.
appt-, appto Greek unapproachable, invincible
Après moi French cv. after me
apri Latin aper, a wild boar.
apric- Latin apricus, exposed to the sun.
apricatio, apricationis f. Latin sun-bathing.
apricor, apricorari dep. Latin to sun oneself
apricus -a -um uncovered, sun-loving, of exposed places, from Latin apricus, cognate with praecox.
aprilis -is-e of April, from Latin Aprilis, in reference to the flowering season.
apsénti, apsithiá, apsínthion, ápsinthos from Greek αψέντι, apsenti, αψιθιά, apsithia, ἀψίνθιον, apsinthion,
ἄψινθος, apsinthos, mugwort.
apsi-, apsis, -apsis, apsid Greek αψις, apsis, a juncture, loop, arch, vault.
apsinth-, apsinthus, -apsinthus Greek wormwood
apsinthium wormwood Artemisia absinthium (L.)
apsinthium Romanum Roman vermouth
apt-, apto- Latin aptare, fasten, adjust, fix, to fit to, to adjust.
Aptenia Apten'ia (ap-TEEN-ee-a) wingless, from Greek α-πτην, α-πτηνος, a-pten, a-ptenos, from a-, not, and
ptenos, winged, in reference to the lack of wings on the capsules.
apteno Greek απτην, apten, unfledged, unable to fly.
Apteria Greek α, a, without, and πτερον, pteron, wing
apterus -a -um without wings, wingless, from Latin apteros, apter, without wings, from Greek απτερο, απτερον,
aptero, a-pteron, and –us, Latinizing suffix, wingless, used of petioles, seeds, etc.
apto- Greek απτως, aptos, tangible.
Aptosimum not falling, from from Greek α-πτωµα, a-ptoma, α-πτωσις, a-ptosis, α-πτωσιµος, a-ptosimos, for
the persistent capsules.
aptus, aptatus Latin aptus, appropriate, fit, suitable.
apud Latin apud, at, near, in, with, among.
Apudne te vel me? Your place or mine?
apulicus -a -um, apulus -a -um from Apula in Southern Italy
apulus -a -um from Apula in Southern Italy
apuro- Greek απουρος, apouros, far away, distant.
apus footless, lacking a stalk, from Greek α-πους, a-pous.
apyrenus without kernel
aqua, aquari-, aquatic Latin aqua, water; of water.
aqu- referring to a water habitat