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Aronia (a-RO-nee-a) from the Greek aria, the name for Sorbus aria, or New Latin, from Greek arōnia
medlar tree, or modified from Aria, beam-tree of Europe.
Aronioides resembling Aronia, from Aronia and -oides.
arot-, aroto-, arotr-, arotro- Greek plowing; a crop.
aroto- Greek αρωτος, arotos, arable.
arpact-, arpactes, -arpactes Greek αρπακτης, arpaktes, a robber.
arpadianus -a -um sickle-shaped, from Latin harpe, Greek αρπη, arpe (guessing ἁρπη, thus harpe), for the
leaves.
arpagon a kind of plaster, from Oribasius.
arpopria climbing ivy, Dacian.
arqua-, arquat Latin arquatus, a bow, rainbow; rainbow colors; curved.
arquatus arched, bow-shaped
arquatus -a -um Latin relating to jaundice; m. as subst., a sufferer from jaundice.
Arrabidaea, arrabidae for Bishop Antonio de Arrabida, editor of Flora Fluminiensis, c. 1827.
arranensis -is -e from the island of Arran, west Scotland.
arrect- Latin arrectus, steep, upright, pointing upwards, from rectus -a -um, ruled, participle of rego, regere,
rexum, rectum, to direct to govern; as adjective straight; upright.
arrectus -a -um upright, straight, stiff, erect, raised up, from Latin adrectus, arrectus, steep.
arrhecto- Greek αρρηκτος, arrhektos, unbroken, invulnerable, unploughed.
arrhemo Greek αρρηµων, arrhemon, silent, without speech.
arrhen-, arrhena-, arrheno male-, strong-, stamen-, from Greek αρρην, arrhen, αρρενος, arrhenos, αρσην,
arsen, αρσηνος, arsenos, αρσεν, arsen, male, manly, vigorous.
Arrhenatherum New Latin, male-awn, from Greek αρρην-, arrhen-, arrhēn male, and αθερος, atheros,
athēros, awn; from the long-awned, male lower spikelek (staminate lemma); akin to Sanskrit arsati it flows,
sabha bull, Latin ros dew
arrhenes Greek αρρηνης, arrhenes, fierce, savage.
arrhenobasis, arrhenobaseus with smooth surfaces
arrheto- Greek αρρητος, arrhetos, inexpressible, unutterable, unspoken.
arrhicho Greek αρριχος, ahhrichos, a wicker basket.
arrhizus -a -um, arhizus without roots, rootless, wanting true roots from Greek α-ριζα, a-rhiza, as in the
minute, floating, rootless Wolffia, from , and ῥίζα, rhiza, root.
arrhogo Greek αρροξ, arrhoz, without cleft, unbreached, unbroken.
arrhost- Greek αρρωστια, arrhostia, ill health.
arrhynchus -a -um not beaked, from Greek αρ-ρυγχος, ar-rhygchos (ar-rhynchos).
arrigens spreading stiffly outwards; or freezing, stiffening up, becoming erect, from Latin ar- and rigeo,
rigere.
arrog- Latin arrogare, to assume, to appropriate, to claim for oneself,
ars, arsis, -arsis Greek αρσις, arsis, a raising, lifting.
Ars est celare artem. Art is to hide art.
Ars longa, vita brevis Art is long, but life is short, from Hippocrates, meaning life is short, mastering the art
of life is long.
arsen Greek male, from αρσην, arsên, male, masculine; metaphorically mighty, tough; of plants robust,
coarse; Latin: arsenic.
Arsenococcos male-berry, from Greek αρσενο-, arseno-, and κοκκος, kokkos, a berry.
arsio- Greek αρσιος, arsios, fighting, right.
-art, -ard French suffix indicating highest quality, excessiveness, one who, that which.
artaba, -ae an Egyptian measure of varying capacity, from Greek(?)
Artabotrys hanging-fruit, from Greek αρταω-, artao, and βοτρυς, botrys, for the tendrillar structure.
artacarpifolius -a -um with leaves resembling those of Artocarpus, from , and folium, foli(i), n., noun, a
leaf.
artam-, artamo-, artamus, -artamus Greek αρταµος, artamos, a butcher, a cook; metaphorically a murderer.
artane Greek αρτανη, artane, rope, noose, halter.
Artanema thread-bearer, from Greek αρταο-, artao-, and νηµα, nema.
artatus compact, short
artem-, artemia, -artemia Greek something suspended; safety. (Borror)
artem-, artemia, -artemia Greek αρτηµια, artemia, soundness, health.