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GLOSSARY. 



[ALT.— B AC. 



Altus, a, um — High, great, deep. 



.Alveatus, a, um— Hollowed out like a trough. 



Alveolaris, e — Small-channeled. 



Alveolatus, a, um — Hollowed out. 



Alveolus — A small cavity. 



Amarus, a, um — Bitter, brackish. 



Ambiguus, a, um — Doubtful, changeable. 



Amoenus, a, um — Pleasant, charming. 



Amphibolus, a, um — Ambiguous. 



Amplexicaulis, e — Embracing the stalk or 

 ttem. 



Amplexus— An encircling, surrounding. 



Ampliatus, a, um — Enlarged. 



Amplus, a, um — Ample, spacious, roomy. 



Ampullaceus, a, um — In the form of a flask. 



Amygdaliformis, f — In form like the almond. 



Anabathra — A ladder. 



Analogus, a, um — Analogous 



Anatiformis, e— Like Anatifa. 



Anatinus, a, um— Of or pertaining to the 

 duck. 



Anceps — Double, two-headed, doubtful. 



Anchoralis, e — Of or pertaing to an anchor. 



Atcilla — A hand-maid. 



Anellus — A little ring. 



Anguineus, a, um — Serpent-like. 



Angularis, e — Angular, cornered. 



Angulatus, «, um— Having corner?. 



Angulosus, a, um — Foil of corners. 



Angustatus, a, um — Narrowed. 



Angustifolius, a, um — Narrow-leaved. 



Angustipinna — A narrow feather. 



Angustus, a, um — Narrow, straight, not 

 spacious. 



Annectans — Connected together. 



Annulariifolius, a, um— Having ring-shaped 

 leaves. 



Annulatus, a, um— Annulated, ringed. 



Annuliferus, a, um— Ring-bearing. 



Anomalus, a, um — Anomalous, not coming 

 under the rule. 



Anonymus, a, um— Nameless. 



Anttceptus, a, um— Anticipated. 



Antennariu", a, um— Pertaining to the an- 

 tennae. 



Antheloideus, a, um — Like Anthelia. 



Anthracinus, a, um — Coal-black. 



Antiquarius, a, um — Pertaining to antiquity. 



Antiquatus, a, um— Antiquated, ancient. 



Antiquus, a, um — Ancient, old. 



Annulatis, e— Relating to the signet ring. 



Annularius, a, um — Of or pertaining to the 

 signet ring. 



Annulatus, a, um — Annulated, ringf d. 



Annulus — A ring. 



Apertus, a, um — Opened, uncovered. 



Apicalis, e— Sharp- pointed. 



Apiculatus, a, um — Having a pointed ter- 

 mination. 



Aplatus, a, um — Flattened. 



Appendiculatus, a, um — Having lateral ap- 

 pendages. 



Approximatus, a, um — Approximated, ap- 

 proaching near to. 



Aprinus, a, um — Pertaining to a wild boar. 



Aquilinus, a, um — Pertaining to the eagle, 

 aquiline. 



Arachniformis, e— In form like a spider. 



Arachnoideup, a, um — Like a cobweb. 



Araneolus — A small spider. 



Aratus, a, um — Plowed. 



Arborescens — Tree-like, arborescent. 



Arboreus, a, um — Pertaining to a tiee. 



Arbu»cula — A shrub. 



Areanus, a, um — Closed, shut up. 



Archimediformis, e — Archimediform. 



Arcticus, a, um- -Arctic. 



Arctifossa — Close-wrinkle. 



Arctiporus, a, um — Having narrow pores. 



Arctostiiatus, a, um — Closely striated. 



Arctirostratus, a, um — Narrow-beaked. 



Arctisegmentus, a, um — Having narrow seg- 

 ments. 



Arctus, a, um — Closed, pressed together, 

 short. 



Arcuatus, a, um — Bent, curved like a bow. 



Arcuosus, a, um — Full of arches, bent over. 



Arenaceus, a, um — Sandy. 



Arenariup, a, um — Pertaining to sand. 



Arenosus, a, um — Sandy. 



Areolatus, a, iim — Divid* d into irregular 

 squares, or angular ppu-es. 



Argentanus, a, um — Of or pertaining to 

 silver. 



Argenteus, a, um — Of or made of silver. 



Argenturbicus, a, um— Of or belonging to 

 Silver City. 



Argutus, a, um — Sharply defined, distinct. 



Anetinus, a, um — Of or from a ram. 



Armatus, a, um — Armed, equipped. 



Armiger, era, erum — Armed, war-like. 



Armosus, a, um — Many armed. 



Arrectarius, a, um — Erect. 



Arrectus, a, um — Erect, steep. 



Arrosus, a, um — Gnawed. 



Articulatus, a, um— Furnished with joints, 

 articulated. 



Articulosus, a, um— Full of knots, or di- 

 visions. 



Artemisiifolius, a, um — Like the plant 

 Artemisia. 



Arundinaceus, a, um — Like a reed. 



Aspectans— Expected, looked for. 



Asper, era, erum — Rough, uneven. 



Asperatus, a, um — Roughened, irregular. 



Aspersup, a, um — Scattered, disperstd. 



Aspratilis, e — Rough. 



As*imili-, e — Similar. 



Atavus — Ancestor. 



Attenuatus, a, um — Made thin, attei.uited. 



Attritus, a, um — Worn. 



Aucella — A little bird. 



Audaculus, a, um — Bold. 



Augustatus, a, urn — Majestic. 



Augustus, a, um — Augns-t. 



Auleticus, a, um — That is suitable for a pipe. 



Aureatus, a, um — Adorn* d. 



Auricula — The ear. 



Auritus, a, um — Eared. 



Australis, e— Southern. 



Auxiliarius.a, um— Helping. 



Avicula — A small bud. 



Avitus, a, um — Ancestral. 



Avus — Grand father. 



Bacca— A berry, a small, round fruit. 

 Bacillum — A small staff. 

 Baculiformip, e— Staff-shaped. 



