LIN. — MEL.] 



GLOSSARY. 



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Lineopora— Having line-pores, lined with 

 perforations. 



Lineopunctatus, a, una — Line-punctured or 

 line-dotted. 



Lingualis, e — Tongue-shaped. 



Linguifer, era, erum — Tongue-bearing. 



Linguiformis, e — Tongue shaped. 



Lingulatus, a, um — Tongue-shaped, Un- 

 gulate. 



Linteum — A napkin, girdle. 



Lioderma — A smooth skin. 



Liosoma — A smooth body. 



Liratus, a, um — Furrowed. 



Litho factor — Stone-maker. 



Litoreus, a, um — On the shore or sea-side. 



Lobatus, a, um — Lobed. 



Locellus — A little purse or bag. 



Loculosus, a, um— Full of holes or distinct 

 places, partitioned. 



Lonchitis — Spleenwort, the fern "Adders- 

 tongue." , 



Longaevus, a, um — Ancient, aged. 



Longicameratus, a, um — Long chambered. 



Longicaudatus, a, um — Long-tailed. 



Longicollis — Long-ridged. 



Longicostalis, e — Lonii-ribbed. 



Longidactylus, a, um — Long-fingered. 



Longidentatus, a, um — Long-toothed. 



Longifolius, a, um— Long-leaved. 



Longipes — Long-foo!ed. 



Longirostris — Having a long proboscis. 



Longispinus, a, um — Long-spined. 



Longispira — Having a long spire. 



Longissimus, a, um — Very long, the longest. 



Longiusculus, a, um — Rather long. 



Longulus, a, um — Rather long. 



Longus, a, um — Long. 



Loriformis, e — Like a thong or whip. 



Lotoblastus — Lotus bud. 



Lucifugus, a, um — Light-shunning. 



Lunatus, a, um — Made like a half-moon, 

 horned. 



Lunulatus, a, um — Crescentifor.ru. 



Luxus, a, um — Dislocated. 



Lycoperdon — Puff-ball shaped. 



Lynx — An animal called a lynx. 



Lyra — A harp. 



Lyratifolius, a, um — Having lyre shaped 

 leaves. 



Macer, era, crum — Lean, meager. 



Machseriformis, e — Sword-shaped. 



Macilentus, a, um — Meager, thin, lean. 



Macrocephalus, a, um — Long-headed. 



Macrochirus, a, um — Long- handed. 



Macrodactylus, a um— Long-fingered. 



Macrodentus, a, um — Long- toot tied. 



Macrolepidotus, a, um — Having long scales. 



Macrolineatus, a um — Long-lined. 



Macromphalus, a, um — Having a large um- 

 bilicus. 



Macronotus, a, um — Long known. 



Macropetalus, a, um — Having long flower 

 leaves. 



Macrophoru«, a, um — Long-bearing. 



Macrophyllus, a, um — Long-leaved. 



Macropleura— Having long sides. 



Macropora — Having long pores. 



Macrops — Having large eyes. 



Macropterus, a, um — Long-winged, or large- 

 finned. 



Macropthalmus, a, um — Long-eyed. 



Macrospira — Having a long spire. 



Macrospondylus, a, um — Having long ver- 

 tebrae. 



Macrostomus, a, um — Having a long mouth. 



Macrostriatus, a, um — Having long striae. 



Macrostylus, a, um — Having long spines or 

 columns. 



Macrothyris — Having a long foramen. 



Macrurus, a, um — Long-tailed. 



Mactriformis, e— Shaped like Mactra. 



Mactroides — Like Mactra. 



Maculatus, a um — Spotted, speckled. 



Maculosus, a, um— Full of spots, spotted. 



Magister — A chief, master. 



Magnicornis, e — Large-horned. 



Magnicostatus, a, um — Large-ribbed. 



Magnificus, a, um— Magnificent, stately. 



Magnifolius, a, um — Large-leaved. 



Magnisulcatus, a, um- Deep- furrowed. 



Magniventrus, a, um — Large-bellied. 



Magnoliiformis, e — Shaped like magnolia. 



Magnus, a, um — Great, large. 



Major— Greater, larger. 



Majus, a, um — Greater, larger. 



Malvaceus, a, um — Like or pertaining to 

 .mallows. 



Mamillanu?, a, um — Swelling, protuberant. 



Mammatus, a, um — Covered with protuber- 

 ances. 



Mammiferus, a, um — Teat or nipple bearing. 



Mammillaris, e — Mammillated. 



Mammillatus, a, um — Covered with nipples. 



Maniformis, e — Hand-like. 



Manticula — A little wallet. 



Manus — A hand. 



Marcidus, a, um — Hanging, flagging, with- 

 ered. 



Marginalis, e — Marginal. 



Marginatus, a, um — That has a border, broad 

 rim, or margin. 



Marginicinctus, a, um— Having a banded 

 margin. 



Marinus, a, um — Inhabiting the sea. 



Maritimus, a, um — Of or belonging to the 

 sea 



Masculus, a, um— Stout, hardy, masculine. 



Materiarius, a, um— Of or "belonging to 

 timber. 



Maturus, a, um — Ripe, mature. 



Matutinus, a, um — In the morning. 



Maximum, a, um — Greatest, largest. 



Medialis, e— Middle. 



Medianus, a, um — Middle. 



Mediocris, e — Middling, ordinary. 



Mediu?, a, um — Middle, ordinary. 



Medullaris, e — In the marrow or middle 

 part, like a pith. 



Megacephalus, a, um — Large-headed. 



Megalops — Having large eyes. 



Megambonatus, a, um — Having a great 

 umbo. 



Megambonus, a, um — Having a large umbo. 



Megastomus, a um — Having a large mouth. 



Megastylus, a, um — Having large spines. 



Megistus, a, um — Very large. 



Melaniiformis, e — Shaped like Melania. 



