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auricularis -is -e lobed like an ear, with lobes, from Latin auris, auricula.
auricula-ursofolius, auriculae-ursifolius from Latin auricula ursi, bear’s ear, Clusius’ name, for the leaves
of Primula auricula, from , and folium, foli(i), n., noun, a leaf.
auriferus having ears (?), compare Latin aurifer, aurifera, auriferum, gold-bearing, producing/yielding gold
(mine/country); bearing golden fruit
auriga Latin auriga, aurigae m., charioteer, driver, groom, ostler, helmsman; the constellation Waggooner.
aurigeranus -a -um from Ariège, France, from Latin place name Aurigera. One source has this as from the
Latin verb regare' meaning to irrigate. More likely, it means gold-bearing, as gold and silver placer deposits
were near Aurigera.
Aurina of the breeze, from Greek αυρα, αυρη, aura, aure, Latin aura, aurae, a term for plants of montane
crags.
Auriscalpum ear-pick, from Latin auriscalpium, auriscalpii, ear pick, a medical instrument, for the tapered
stipe being inserted laterally on the somewhat ear-shaped cap.
aurisetus with golden bristles
aurit-, auritud- Latin auritus -a -um, long-eared, eared; with large ears; hearing well.
auritextus -a -um cloth of gold, woven from gold, from Latin aureus and texo, texere, texui, textum, to
weave, to twine together.
auritus -a -um auri'tus (aur-I-tus) with ears, long-eared, with long ears, from Latin auris, auris n., ear; hearing; a
discriminating sense of hearing.
auro Latin air (?)
auror-, aurora, -aurora Latin aurora, dawn.
aurorius -a -um of dawn, daybreak, morning; orange, like the rising sun, from Latin aurora, aurorae, f.,
dawn, daybreak, sunrise.
aurosus, -a -um golden, like gold; of day-break, of sunrise, from Latin aurora, aurorae, f., dawn, daybreak,
sunrise.
aurugino; also auruginosus suffer from jaundice
aurum Latin aurum, gold.
auscult-, ausculta Latin auscultare, to hear attentively, listen to.
auster-, austerus Latin austerus, harsh, rough, stern, gloomy; harsh, tart, sour (as in the taste of a sloe).
auster Latin auster, the south wind.
austinii au'stinii (AWE-stin-ee-eye)
austr-, australi- Latin australis, southern.
austr- southern, Australian
australasiae botanical Latin, of southern Asia.
australasicus -a -um botanical Latin, Australian, south Asiatic.
australiensis -is -e of or from Australia, of Australian origin
australis -is -e austra'lis (ow-STRAH-lis, aw-STRAY-lis) southern, of or from the southern hemishpere, from the
Latin australis southern.
austeralis, austeralis f., Latin a plant usually called sisymbrium.
austeralis bergamot mint
austriacus -a -um Austrian, of Austrian origin, derived from German Oesterreich, eastern kingdom.
austrinus -a -um southern, of the south, from Latin australis -is -e, southern.
austro- southern, from Latin australis, austro-.
North America).
austroafricanus -a -um botanical Latin, from southern Africa.
austroalpinus -a -um from the southern Alps, from Latin austro- and alpinus.
austrocedrus southern cedar, from Latin australis and Cedrus.
austro-caledonicus from New Caledonia
austromontanus -a -um austromonta'nus (aw-stro-mon-TAY-nus) from southern mountains, from Latin austromontanus
(referring to the mountains of austro-occidentalis south-western
aut-, auto- Greek αυτος, αυτο-, autos, auto-, self-, alone-, the same-.
autochthonus -a -um not introduced, indigenous, from Greek αυτοχθων, autochthon.
autogenes narcissus
autumn, autumnali-, autumnale Latin autumnus, autumn, autumnal.