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autumnalis -is -e (ow-tum-NAH-lis, or locally aw-tum-NAY-lis) autumnal, of the autumn, autumn
flowering from Latin auctumnalis, autumnal, of or pertaining to autumn, from autumnus, autumni, autumn, for
its flowering or growing period, and -alis adjectival suffix pertaining to or belonging to.
aux-, auxe, auxo Greek αυξη, auxe, grow, growth, increase, enlarge.
auxili-, auxiliari Latin auxilium, auxilii n., help, aid; aiding, assistance.
auxillaris -is -e helpful, aiding, from Latin auxillaris; increasing, from Greek αυξη, auxe, (increasing
vegetatively).
auxiliaris -is -e Latin adjective, assisting, succoring, help-bringing; auxiliary (troops).
Auxopus different stalk, from Greek αυξο-πους, auxo-pous, for the yellowish weak stems of this parasitic
plant.
avar-, avari Latin avarus, eager, covetous, greedy, desirous.
avasmontanus -a -um from the Auas Berg mountains of Namibia.
Ave atque vale Hail and farewell.
Ave Maria Hail Mary
Avellana a filbert; nux avellana, an old name from Pliny for the hazel nut, from Abella (Avella), now called
Avellino (Fonte Avellana), in Campania, Italy, a town in the Apennines once known for its fruit and nuts.
avellanae of hazel, living on Corylus avellana, as Eriophyes, an acarine gall mite.
avellanarius -a -um living in hazel woods, Muscardinus avellanarius, a dormouse.
avellaneus -a -um hazel-colored, drab, the color of the fresh shell of the Hazel-nut; from Avellana, a filbert,
from Abella, now called Avellino, in Campania, Italy, a town once known for its fruit and nuts, and -aneus
adjectival suffix indicating resemblance or material out of which something is made.
avellanidens with tearing teeth, from Latin avello, avellere, avelli (avulsi), avulsum, and dens, dentis, Agave
leaf-margins.
avellanus -a -um Agellian, from Avella, Italy, Pliny’s name, nux avellana, for the hazel nut.
Avellinia small-oat-like (?), dimunitive from Latin Avena. (avenillus?)
avellinus -a -um hazel-brown, from Latin Avellana.
avena, -avena nourishment, from Latin avena, anenae f., oats, wild oats, reed, straw, shepard’s or pan pipe.
Avena Ave'na (a-VAY-na, or a-VEE-na) from the old Latin avena, anenae f., oats, wild oats, akin to Lithuanian
avia oats, Russian oves.
avenaceus -a -um resembling Oats, Avena, from avena, avenae.
avenius -a -um veinless, or seemingly so, with obscur veins, from Latin a- and vena, venae.
avenoides resembling Avena, oat-like, from Latin Avena and -oides.
Avenula like a small oat, from Latin avena, avenae and the feminine diminutive.
avernensis -is -e from the Auvergne in France, possibly from Latin avernus, averni m., hell; the infernal
regions; the lower world. Auvergne has many dormant, but not extinct volcanoes
Averrhoa for Averrhoes, 12 th century physician, translator of Aristotle’s works.
avers- Latin aversor, aversari, to turn away from, turned away, shun, avoid, with-drawn.
aversiflorus with inverted flowers
aversus turned away, bent back
aversus -a -um, aversior -or -us, aversissimus -a -um Latin adjective, turned/facing away, w/back turned;
behind, in rear; distant; averse; hostile.
averv- Late Latin avervus, heap.
avi-, avia, avis, -avis Latin avis, a bird.
avi- referring to a bird, birdlike
avia, aviae f., Latin unidentified plant; groundsel; also called senecio, erigero.
avicella, avicellae f. Latin noun, little bird.
Avicennia, avicennae for Ibn Sina (Avicenna) (980-1037), Arabian philosopher and physician.
avicenniaefolius -a -um Avicennia-leaved, having leaves resembling those of the white mangrove, from
Avicennia and folium, foli(i), n., noun, a leaf.
avicennioides resembling Avicennia, mangrove-like, from Avicennia and -oides.
avicula, aviculae f. Latin noun, small bird.
avicularis -is -e pertaining or relating to small birds, eaten by small birds, (sought by birds in one source),
from avicula, diminutive of avis, bird, and -aris adjectival suffix, a variant of -alis used after stems ending in l.
aciculus -a -um omen, of small birds, diminutive of Latin avis, avis f.
avid- Latin avidus, eager, greedy, longing for, vehemently desiring.
avis, avis f., Latin noun, bird; sign, omen, port.