126 FRAGROSUS 



fragrosus (frag-ro'-sus) fragile. 



Francolinus (frang-ko-ll'-nus) 



Frankenia* (frank-en'-i-a) 



frater (fra'-ter) a brother. 



Fratercula (fra-ter'-ku-la) 



fraterculus (fra-ter'-ku-lus) a little brother; also, of 



unknown parents. 

 Fraxinus* (frak'-si-nus) 

 Fregata (fre-ga'-ta) 

 Fregilus (frej'-i-lus) 

 frenulatus (fre-nu-la'-tus) bridled, 

 frenulum (fren'-u-lum, fre'-nu-lum) 

 frenum (fre'-num) 



frequens (fre'-kwenz) often, repeatedly. 

 Friesia* (fre'-si-a) 

 frigidus (frl'-ji-dus) cold. 

 Fritillaria* (frit-il-a/-ri-a) 

 frondator (fron-da/-tor) one who strips leaves, a 



pruner. 

 frons (fronz) a leafy branch, 

 frontal (frun'-tal) 



fructivorous (fruk-ti'-vor-us) fruit-eating. 

 fructose (fruk'-t5s, frook'-tos) 

 frumentaceous (froo-men-ta'-shus) 

 frustror (frus'-tror) deceiving, useless. 

 frustulentus (frust-u-len'-tus) filled with small 



pieces, a bit, a piece. 

 frutescens (frut-es'-enz) becoming shrubby. 

 frutex (frut'eks) a bush, 

 fruticosus (frut-i-ko'-sus) shrubby, bushy, full of 



bushes. 



