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aurant-, auranti- New Latin orange colored, referring to the color orange
Aurantiaceae from the genus name, Aurantia, and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names, an
old family name for Citrus.
aurantiacus-a -um auranti'acus (locally aw-ran-tye-AK-us, aw-ran-TIE-a-kus) colored orange, orange-red or
orange-yellow.
auraniticus -a -um from Hawran (Hauran, Houran), sw Syria, formerly the Roman province of Auranitis.
aurantifolius -a -um golden-leaved or orange-leaved Citrus aurantifolia, the lime; with Citrus-like leaves,
from Latin auranti- , and folium, foli(i), n., noun, a leaf.
aurantium, aurantii n., an orange tree.
aurantius -a -um orange-red, tawny, as opposed to aurantiacus, orange-yellow; orange-colored, the color of
an orange, from Latin aurantium (aurantia?).
aurarius -a -um, aureus -a -um golden, ornamented with gold, from Latin aurum, auri, n., gold, things
made of gold.
auratus -a -um metallic yellow, golden, gilt, gold-shining, decorated with gold, from Latin auratus -a -um,
golden or adorned with gold.
aure- golden or gilded, splendid, beautiful
aureafolius -a -um with golden leaves, from Latin aureus and folium, foli(i), n., noun, a leaf.
aureatus -a -um like gold, golden; decorated with gold, from Latin aureus -a -um, golden, made of gold.
aurelianus -a -um, aureliensis -is -e from Orleans, France, on the Loire, from Latin Aurelianum. Orleans
was the westward limit of the advance of Atilla the Hun.
aurellus -a -um yellowish, Latin diminutive of aureus.
aureo-, aureus -a -um golden-yellow, from Latin aureus -a -um, of gold, golden; gilded.
Aureoboletus golden mushroom, from Latin aureus -a -um, golden, and boletus, boleti n. a mushroom.
aureola, aureolae f., halo; nimbus, aura; aureole.
Aureolaria golden from aureolus, golden-yellow.
aureo-lineatus with yellow lines
aureolus -a -um golden-yellow, golden, gilded, from Latin aureus -a -um, of gold, golden; gilded.
aureolus, aureola, aureolum golden, made of gold, gold colored; beautiful, brilliant, excellent, splendid;
aureolus, aureoli n., gold coin, gold piece.
aureomaculatus -a -um gold-spotted, from Latin aureo-, and macula, maculae f., a spot, mark, or stain.
aureomarginatus, aureo-marginatus gold-edged, with yellow borders
aureonitens, aureo-nitens shining gold, with golden lustre, from Latin aureo-, and niteo, nitere, to shine, to
glitter.
aureopictus lit. gold-painted
aureoreticulatus, aureo-reticulatus gold-veined, yellow netted or veined
aureosulcatus -a -um having golden grooves, from Latin aureo-, and sulcus, sulci m., a furrow, a plowing,
for the lines on the stem.
aureovariegatus gold-variegatus
aurescens turning gold, from Latin aureo-, and fio, fiere, factus sum, the passive of facio, to be made, to
come into existence.
aurespina golden-spined
aureus –a -um, aurëus au'rea (AW-ree-a) gold, golden, of golden color, golden-yellow, from Latin aureus, of
gold, golden, a gold coin of ancient Rome varying in weight from 1/30 libra to 1/70 libra.
auri- referring to an ear-like shape
auricolor having a golden lustre, from Latin aureo-, and color (colos), coloris color, tint.
auricomus -a -um with golden hair, from Latin aurum and coma, comae, f., hair of the head, golden-hairyleaved;
golden-haired, golden-tufted.
auricul-, auriculo Latin auricula, the lobe of the ear; the auricle of the ear or heart.
Auricula, auricula -a -um ear, an ear-shaped appendage, (having small ears??), from Latin auricula, for the
leaf shape of Primula auricula or the ‘Jew’s-ear” fruiting body of Auricularia auricula-judae.
Auricularia Latin auricularia, earlike, from auricula, auriculae, diminutive for auris, ear, a genus of
mushrooms.
auriculatissimus -a -um most-lobed, Latin superlative of auriculatus, for the huge petiole lobes of Senecio
auriculatissimus.
auriculatus -a -um auricula'tus (aw-rik-yoo-LAY-tus) eared, of ear shape; lobed like an ear, with lobes, from
Latin auris, auricula.