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asella, asellae f. Latin a she-ass.
asell-, asellus, -asellus Latin asellus, a little ass.
asem-, asemi-, asemo- Greek ασηµος, asemos, obscure, without mark, indistinct, meaningless, unnoticed.
asemus without distinguishing remarks
asepalus without sepals
asero- Greek ασηρος, aseros, irksome, causing discomfort, causing disgust.
Ashe William Willard Ashe (1872-1932)
asianus, asiaticus -a -um, asius Asian, of Asiatic origin.
asifolium dog's tooth grass (?), from , and folium, foli(i), n., noun, a leaf.
asil-, asilus, -asilus Latin asilus, a gadfly, horse fly.
asilla Greek ασιλλα, asilla, a yoke for carrying pails.
Asimina (Assimina), Asiminum (a-SI-mi-na or asim’ina) The name for Asimina triloba, New Latin, from
the North American Indian name assimin, or from the French-Indian name assiminier, from American French
assimine papaw, modification of Illinois rassimina, from rassi divided lengthwise into equal parts and mina
seeds. One source gives American Indian assimin through French asiminier, or a French-Canadian name
asiminier, used by Adanson. (Annonaceae)
asin-, asininus -a -um, -asinus, asinus -a -um, ass-like (eared) loved by donkeys, from Latin asinus, an ass,
a simpleton, a blockhead.
asinarius, asininus -a -um sought after by donkeys.
asine Greek ασινης, asines, harmless, unharmed, unhurt, undamaged, innocent.
asintrophon bramble
asio, -asio Latin asio, a horned owl, Asio spp.
asios Greek ασιος, asios, muddy.
askalṓnio from Greek ασκαλώνιο, askalonio, onion and shallots.
asmeno- Greek ασµενος, asmenos, pleased, glad.
asodes Greek ασοδης, asodes, muddy, slimy, suffering from nausea.
asoto- Greek ασωτος, asotos, abandoned, profligate.
asp-, aspis Greek ασπις, aspis, a round shield.
aspala- Greek ασπαλαξ, aspalax, the blind rat, Spalax typhlus; a mole.
aspalath-, aspalathus, -aspalathus Greek ασπαλαθος, aspalathos, a sweet-scented shrub; a spinous shrub,
Alhagi maurorum, yielding a fragrant oil.
aspalathoides like a thorny shrub, from Greek ασπαλαθος-οειδης, aspalathos-oeides.
aspalathus aspalathus, Camel's thorn, Alhaji camelorum (Fisch.)
aspalieus Greek ασπαλιευτης, aspalieutes, an angler.
asparag-, asparagus, -asparagus Greek asparagus
asparagifolius with asparagus-like leaves, from , and folium, foli(i), n., noun, a leaf.
asparaginus -a -um somewhat similar to Asparagus.
asparagoides asparago'ides (as-pare-a-GO-i-dees) Asparagus-like, from Asparagus and oides.
asparagus, -i, m. asparagus, Asparagus acutifolius, from Celsus (de medicina), Spencer; Suet., Cassell.
Asparagus Asparagus (as-PARE-a-gus) from New Latin, from Latin, asparagus (plant), from Greek ασπαραγος,
asparagos, (aspharagos), for the plants sprouting edible turions from the rootstock; or from Latin, asparagus
(plant); akin to Greek spargan, to swell, from the phallic appearance of the new shoots; alternately Greek
asparasso, to rip, alluding to the spiny leaves of some species. (Asparagaceae)
aspect- Latin aspectus, look, appearance.
asper- Latin aspera, rough.
asper -era -erum, asperi- as'per (AS-per, AS-pir) as'pera (AS-per-a, AS-pir-a, AS-pir-um) rough, sharp to the
touch, from Latin asper, asperi, adjective, rough, in reference to the surface texture.
asper- asperg-, aspers Latin aspergo, sprinkling, spraying, scatter.
asperatus roughened; rough with hairs or points, from Latin asper.
asperens becoming rough or sharp, present participle of Latin aspero, asperare, asperavi, asperatum.
aspergilliformis -is -e shaped like a brush, with several fine erect branches, from Latin aspergillium and
formis.
Aspergillus, aspergillus brush, botanical Latin from aspergillum, resembling a holy water brush (like the
stigmas of grasses). Also a name of a mold, for the closely erect branches in the sporulating stage.
Asperifoliaceae Boraginaceae, plants of the Borage family(?), from , from the genus name, , from , and
folium, foli(i), n., noun, a leaf, and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.