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GLOSSARY. 



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Jaculum — A dart, javelin. 



Jejunus, a, um — That has not eaten, hungry. 



Jubatus, a, um — Crested. 



Jucundus, a, um — Pleasant, agreeable, de- 

 lightful. 



Jugalis, e — Yoked together. 



Juglans — A walnut. 



Jugosus, a, um — Full of ridges, mount- 

 ainous. 



Junceus, a, um — Made of bulrushes, like 

 a bulrush. 



Junciformis, e — Shaped like a bulrush. 



Junctus, a, um — Joined, coupled. 



Juvenis, e— Young. 



Labecula — A little spot. 



Labiatus, a, um — Lipped. 



Labiosus, a, um — Full lipped. 



Labrosus, a, um — Having large lips, bor- 

 dered. 



Labyrinthicus, a, um — Labyrinthine. 



Laceratus, a, um — Torn, mangled, ragged. 



Lachrymosus, a, um — Full of tears. 



Laciniatus, a, um — Fringed. 



Laciniosus, a, um — Full of plaits, jagged, 

 crumpled. 



Lictuca — Lettuce. 



Lacunosus, a, um — Full of holes, pitted, 

 uneven. 



Lacus — A vat, a basin. 



Lacustris, e — Pertaining to alake or swamp. 



Loatus, a, um — Fertile, pleasant, agreeable. 



I-avicosta — Having a smooth rib. 



Lsevicostatus, a, um — Smooth-ribbed. 



Lfeviculus, a, um — Nearly smooth. 



Laevigatas, a, um — Planed, made smooth. 



Laevis, e — Smooth. 



Lavissimus, a, um — Very smooth. 



Laevistriatus, a, um — Having smooth striae. 



Laeviusculus a, um — Quite smooth. 



Lagena — A flask. 



Laguncula — A little flask. 



Lamellatus, a, um — Having thin plates. 



Lamellosus, a, um — In very thin plates. 



Laminatus, a, um — Laminated. 



Lamnoides — Like Lamna. 



Lanatus, a, um — Woolly. 



Lanceolatus, a, um — Spear-shaped. 



Lancifer, era, erum — Lance-bearer. 



Lancifolius, a, um — Lance-leaved. 



Lanosus, a, um — Woolly. 



Lapicida — A stone-cutter. 



Lapideus, a, um — Consisting of stone. 



Lapillus — A little stone, a pebble. 



Laqueatus, a, um — Arched, vaulted, fluted, 

 paneled. 



Largissimus, a, um — Very large, the largest. 



Largus, a, um — Plentiful, large. 



Laricinus, a, um — Resembling the larch- 

 tree. 



Larvatus, a, um — Frightened, masked. 



Latealatus, a, um — Broad-winged. 



Lateralis, e — Belonging to the side. 



Laterarius, a, um— Of or belonging to the 

 sides. 



Latericrescens — Side-growing. 



Laterniformi8, e — Shaped like a lantern. 



Latiannulatus, a, um — Having wide annu- 

 lations. 



Latibrachiatus, a, um — Wide-armed. 



Latibuccatu-', a, um — Wide-cheeked. 



Laticeps— Broad head. 



Laucosta — Having wide ribs. 



Laticostatus, a, um — Wide-ribbed. 



Latidactylus— Wide-fingered. 



Latidorsatus, a, um — Wide-backed . 



Latifasciatus, a, um— Wide-bundled, or wide- 

 banded. 



Latifolius, a, um — Broad-leaved. 



Latifrons — Having a wide front. 



Latijuncturus, a, um — Wide-jointed. 



Latimarginatus, a, um— Broad-margined. 



Latior — Wider. 



Lati pes— Broad-f ooted . 



Latiradius, a, um — Wide-rayed. 



I/itispinosus, a, um — Wide-spined. 



LUissimus, a, um — Very wide, the widest. 



Latitruncatus, a, um — Broadly truncated. 



Lativentrus, a, um — Having a wide cavity. 



Latus, a, um — Broad, wide, large. 



Latusculum — A little side. 



Lautus, a, um — Neat, elegant, splendid. 



Laxatus, a, um — Made wider, extended, di- 

 lated. 



Laxus,*a, um — Loose, slack, spacious. 



Ledoides — Like Leda. 



Lens — A lentil. 



Lenticularis, e — Lens-shaped, lenticular. 



Lentiformis, e — Lens-shaped. 



Lentus, a, um— Flexible, "pliant, sluggish. 



Leperditioides— Like Leperditia. 



Lepidodendrifolius, a, um — Having leaves 

 like Lepidodendron. 



Lepidorachus, e — Having a scaly ridge. 



Lepidus, a, um— Pretty. 



Lepis — A scale. 



Leptaenoides — Like Leptaena. 



Leptocephalus, a, um — Slender-headed. 



Leptodactylus, a, um — Slender-toed. 



Leptoderma — A thin skin. 



Leptogaster — A smooth belly. 



Leptonotus, a, um — Slender-backed. 



Levatus, a, um— Lifted up. 



Leviculus, a, um — Very small. 



Levigatus, a, um — Smooth. 



Levinodatus, a, um — Having smooth knots. 



Levis, e — smooth. 



Lichenoides — Like lichen. 



Lichenoideus, a, um — Like a lichen. 



Ligoniformis, e — Like a mattock. 



Liliiformis, e— Shaped like a lily. 



Lima — A file. 



Limabrachiatus, a, um — File-armed. 



Limatulus, a, um — Neat, fine, polished, like 

 a little file. . 



Limatus, a, um — Polished, neat, elegant. 



Limax — A snail, slug. 



Limbatus, a, um— Bordered. 



Limiformis, e — Lima-shaped. 



Limitaris, e — Bounded, limited. 



Limulurus — Limulus, tail. 



Lineauodus, a, um — Having lined knots. 



Linearifolius, a, um — Having linear leaves. 



Linearis, e — Pertaining to a line, linear. 



Linearius, a, um — Belonging to lines. 



Lineatoides — Like linealus, a specific name. 



Lineatus, a, um — Drawn out, lined. 



Lineolatus, a, um — Fine lined. 



