MUM.— OCU.] 



GLOSSARY. 



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Mummiformis, e — Resembling a mummy. 

 Mundus, a, urn — Neat, trim, delicate. 

 Mundulus, a, um — Neat, trim, delicate. 

 Muralis, e — Of or belonging to a wall. 

 Muricatus, a, um — Full of sharp points, 



pointed. 

 Mnsculosus, a, um — Full of muscles. 

 Mutabilis, e — Inconstant, variable. 

 Mutatus, a, um — Altered, changed. 

 Mutus, a, um — Dumb, si en f .. 

 Myriophyllus, a, um — Many-leaved. 

 Myrmecophorus, a, um, wart-bearing. 

 Mytiliformis, e— Like Mytilus. 

 Mytilimeris, e — Pertaining to Mytilus. 

 Mytiloides— Like Mytilus. 



Nacrea — Iridescent, like mother-of-pearl. 



Nactus, a, um — Obtained, stumbled upon. 



Naiadifortnis, e — Like a water-nymph. 



Nanus — A dwarf. 



Nassa — A net, weel, wicker-basket. 



Nassula — A little bag-net. 



Nasutus, a, um — Large-nosed. 



Natalis, e — Native, produced, natural. 



Natator — A swimmer. 



Naticoides — Like Natica. 



Nautiloides — Like Nautilus. 



Navalis, e — Of or belonging to ships, naval. 



Navicella — A small vessel. 



Naviformis, e — Ship-formed. 



Navigiolum — A little boat. 



Nebulosus, a, um — Full of mist, hazy. 



Necis — Death. 



Neglectus, a, um — Neglected, overlooked. 



Nervatus, a, m — Full of nerves or fibers. 



Nervosus, a, um — Full of fibers, sinewy. 



Neuropteroideus, a, um — Like NYurop- 

 teris. 



Nexilis, e — Knit, tied or wreathed together, 

 twining. 



Nexus, a, um — Linked together, interlaced. 



Nitela — Brightness, splendor. 



Nitens — Shining, neat, beautiful. 



Nitidulus, a, um — Somewhat spruce, rather 

 trim. 



Nitidus, a, um — Neat, shining, polished. 



Nobilis, e — Famous, celebrated, noble. 



Nobilissimus, a, um — Most celebrated. 



Nodobrachiatus, a, um — Knotty-armed. 



Nodocarinatus, a, um — Knotty-keeled. 



Nodocostatus, a, um — Knotty-ribbed. 



Nodocosta — Having knotty-ribs. 



Nododorsatus, a, um — Knotty-backed. 



Nodoniarginatus, a, um — Knotty-margined. 



Nodosurius, a, um — Knotty. 



Nodostriatus, a, um — Having knotty striae. 



Nodosus, a, um — Knotty, full of knots. 



Nodulatus, a. um — Knotted. 



Noduliferus, a, um — Knot or node bearing. 



Nodulostriatus,a, um— Having small knotty 

 striee. 



Nodulosus, a, um — Full of little nodes or 

 knots. 



Normalis, e — Made by the square or rule. 



Notabilis, e — noteworthy, remarkable, ex- 

 traordinary. 



Notans — Noting, marking. 



Notatus, a, um — Marked, branded, noted, 

 dotted. 



Nothus, a, um — Spurious, not genuine, of 



mixed breed. 

 Notus, a, um— Well known, notorious. 

 Nuoiformis, e — Nut-shaped. 

 Nucleatus, a, um — Deprived of the kernel, 



stoned. 

 Nucleiformis, e — Kernel-shaped. 

 Nucleolatus, a, um — Like a little nut. 

 Nucleus — A kernel, nut. 

 Nuculiformis, e — Shaped like Nucula. 

 Nuculoides — Like, Nucula. 

 Nudus, a, um — Naked, uncovered, empty, 



alone. 

 Numerosus, a, um — Numerous, manifold. 

 Nummifer, era, erum — Coin or disk bear- 

 ing. 

 Numrniformis, e — Coin-shaped. 

 Nummularius, a, um — Of or pertaining to 



money. 

 Nummularis, e — Like a little coin. 

 Nuntius — A messenger. 

 Nuperus, a, um — Late, newly come or 



taken, recent. 

 Nuptialis, e — Nuptial. 

 Nutans — Nodding, bending backward and 



forward. 

 Nutrix — A nurse, the breast or pap. 

 Nux — A nut. 

 Nymphalis, e — Of or belonging to a fountain. 



Obcordatus, a, um — Inversely heart-shap d. 



Obesus, a, um — Fat, plump, swollen. 



Oblatus, a, um — Showing, exhibiting. 



Obliquatus, a, um — Bent, oblique. 



Obliquinodus — Oblique-knot. 



Obliquus, a, um — Oblique, sidewise. 



Oblongifolius, a, um — Oblong-leaved. 



Oblongus, a, um — Rather long, oblong. 



Obmaximus, a, um — Large in front. 



Obovatus, a, um — Inversely ovate. 



Obpyramidalis, e — Inversely pyramidal. 



Obscurus, a, um — Hidden, not understood, 

 obscure. 



Obsolescens — Grown old. 



Obsoletus, a, um — Antiquated, obsolete. 



Obtectus, a, um — Covered, disguised. 



Obtusidens — Blunt-toothed. 



Obtusifolius, a, um — Obtuse-leaved. 



Obtusilobus, a, um — Obtuse-lobed. 



Obtusiplicatus, a, um— Obtuse-plaited. 



Obtusispira — Having a blunt spire. 



Obtusus, a, um — Blunted, obtuse. 



Obuncus, a, um — Bent in, hooked. 



Obvius, a, um — Meeting, laying open, ex- 

 posed. 



Occasus, a, um — Crushed, stricken to the 

 ground. 



Occidaneus, a, um — Western. 



Occidens — The west, western. 



Occiden talis, e — Western. 



Oceanus, a, um— Of or belonging to the 

 ocean. 



Ocellatus, a, um — Having little eyes. 



Octobrachiatus, a, um — Eight-armed. 



Octocostatus, a, um — Eight-ribbed. 



Oirtonarius, a, um — Of the number eight. 



Octonotatus, a, um — Having eight marks 

 or tracks. 



Ocula'u«, a, um — Having eyes. 



