Glossary of Latin and English Terms 



a, an, witliout (in comp.) 



ab, from 



abbreviatus, shortened 

 abeuns, deviating, going into 

 abhorreo, abhor, differ from 

 abiegnus, fir 



abietinus, fir 



abnormis, abnormal 



abortivus, abortive, poor, abnormal 



abortus, aborted, undeveloped 



abrupte, abruptly . 



absconditus, concealed, hidden 



absque, apart from, but for 



abundans, abundant 



abunde, abundantly 



ac, and 



acaudatus, without a tail 



accede, to approach 



accessory, additional 



accipio, to accept 



acerinus, maple 



acervulatus, heaped, massed 



acervulus, i. m., a little heap 



acervus, i. m., a heap 



achromaticus, without color 



achrous, colorless 



acicularis, acicular, needle-shaped 



acidulus, slightly acid 



acies, ei, f., edge 



acotyledon, nis, m., cryptogam 



acquire, to acquire 



acris, sharp 



acrogenus, acrogenous, borne at tip 



acropleurogenus, borne at the tip and on 



the sides 

 aculeatus, aculeate, spiny, pointed 

 aculeolatus, somewhat spiny or pointed 

 acuminatus, acuminate, long-pointed 

 acus, us, f., needle 

 acutatus, acute 



acutiusculus, somewhat acute 

 acutus, acute 



ad, to 



adesse, to be present 

 adhibitus, used, applied 

 adhuc, as yet, hitherto 



adinterim, meanwhile 



adlatus, allatus, brought, carried 



admiro, to look, wonder at 



admodum, at least, fully, very 



adnatus, adnate, touching broadly 



adparenter, apparently 



adproximatus, drawn near 



adscendens, ascending 



adsociatus, clustered 



adspectus, us, ni., sight, appearance 



adultus, fully grown 



adustus, burned, blackened 



aecidiiformis, aecidium-shaped 



aeciospore, aecidiospore, the conidium of 



the rust cluster-cup 

 aecium, aecidium, the cluster-cup of 



rusts 

 aegre, poorly, with difficulty 

 aegrotans, languishing, diseased 

 aemulans, rivalling 

 aemulor, to emulate, excel 

 aemulus, similar 

 aeneus, brazen, coppery 

 aequalis, equal 

 aequans, equalling 

 aequidistans, equally distant 

 aequiparo, to compare, equal 

 aer, is, m., air, atmosphere 

 aerius, aerial 



aerobius, growing in the air 

 aerophilus, aerial 

 aeruginosus, copper-colored 

 aestas, atis, f., summer 

 aetas, atis, f., age, lifetime 

 aeternus, eternal 

 affectus, affected 

 affero, to bring, carry 

 afHxus, attached 

 afflatus, swollen 

 agamicus, asexual 

 agamus, asexual 

 agaricole, living on mushrooms 

 ager, ri, m., field 

 agglomeratus, heaped together 

 aggregatus, grouped together 

 agnosco, to recognize, identify 

 alatus, winged 



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