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armerigerus -a -um arms-bearer, armed with thorne, etc., from Latin armiger, armigeri, bearing arms, an
armor-bearer.
armill-, armilla, -armilla Latin armilla, a bracelet.
Armillaria braceleted one, from Latin armilla, a bracelet, for the collar round the stripe of honey fungus
(Armillaria mellea).
armillaris -is -e, armillatus -a -um resembling a bracelet, bracelet-like, having a collar; with a bracelet,
armring, or collar; encircled, from Latin armilla, armillae, bracelet.
armipotens strongly armed
armoricensis -is -e from Brittany peninsula in nw France (Armorica).
armoraceus -a -um hores-radish-like, resembling Armoracia.
Armoracia of uncertain meaning, αρµορακια, armorakia, a name used by Columella and Pliny, formerly for
a cruciferous plant, possibly the widespread Raphanus raphanustrum, rather than Armoracia rustica (horse
radish); Pliny said that the name in the Pontic language was armon, Pliny also used Aremorica as a name for
the region of Aquitania; alternately from a Celtic name referring to saline, a favorite habitat of a plant of this
genus. Possibly related to Gaulish *are-mor-ika, place by the sea, a name for part of nw France, including
Brittany, also Breton war vor, on the sea. Armorica, now Brittany, France is said to be its native country.
(Cruciferae)
armoracifolius -a -um with leaves resembling those of Armoracia, from , and folium, foli(i), n., noun, a
leaf.
armoracioides resembling Horseradish, Armoracia
armoricus -a -um from Armorika, the Celtic name of NW Gaul (Normandy and Brittany)
Armorakía from Greek αρµορακία, horseradish.
armstrongii for the land agent who discovered Freesia armstrongii in Humansdorp, South Africa.
arn-, arno, arnus, -arnus Greek αρνος, arnos, probably a lamb.
arnacanthus woolly and thorny, from Greek and ακανθος, akanthos, spiny, thorny.
arnacis Greek αρνακις, arnakis, a sheepskin coat.
Arnebia from an Arabic vernacular name.
Arnica Ar'nica (AR-ni-ka) an ancient Latin or Greek plant name; lamb’s skin, from Greek αρνακις, arnakis,
from the leaf texture. (Compositae)
arnicoides resembling Leopard’s Bane, Arnica, from Greek αρνακις, arnakis, and οειδς, oeides.
arnion; arnoglossa, -ae; arnoglossos, -us plantain; hare's-foot plantain
arnoldianus -a -um of the Arnold Arboretum, Massachusetts, USA.
arnoldii for Nicholas Joseph Arnold, Belgian Colonial Administer.
Arnoglossum from Greek for αρνος, arnos, a lamb, and γλωσσος, glôssos, tongue, an ancient name for some
species of Plantago, hare's-foot plantain.
Arnoseris lamb-succor, Latin arnos, sheep, and seris, Greek αρνος, arnos, and σερις, sepis, Lambs’ succory,
a fragrant aromatic potherb, a kind of endive; reference uncertain in one source.
arnon lamb
arnotianus -a -um, arnotii either George A. Walker Arnott (1799-1868), Scottish botanist, or for Hon. David
Arnot, Commisioner for Griqualand, c. 1867.
arneuter Greek αρνευτηρ, arneuter, tumbler, acrobat, diver.
aro-, arot- Greek αροτος, arotos, plow, cultivate, arable.
aroanius -a -um from Aronia, Arcadia, southern Greece; or of poughed fields, or farmland, from Latin aro,
arare, aravi, aratum.
arocarpus bearing fruit like Arum or Cuckoo-pint
aroclite kind of myrrh; an error for TROGLITAE, Visigothic?
arog- Greek αρωγος, arogos, helper.
aroideus resembling Arum
aroli-, arolium, -arolium New Latin arolium, a roll of cloth.
arom- referring to odor
aroma, -aroma, aromat Greek αρωµα, aroma, spice, seasoning.
aromaphloius -a -um having aromatic or spicy bark, from Greek αρωµα, aroma, and φλοιος, phloios.
aromaticus -a -um aromat'icus (air-oh-MAT-i-kus) fragrant, spicy, aromatic, from Greek αροµατικος,
aromatikos.
arōmatopéperi from Greek αρωµατοπέπερι, aromatopeperi, allspice.
aron, ari n., aros, ari f. Latin noun, plants of genus Arum.