MUM. OCU.] 



GLOSSARY. 



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Mummiformis, e Resembling a mummy. 

 Mundus, a, urn Neat, trim, delicate. 

 Mnndulus, a, urn Neat, trim, delicate. 

 Muralis, e Of or belonging to a wall. 

 Muricatus, a, um Full of sharp points, 



pointed. 



Musculosus, a, um Full of muscles. 

 Mutabilis, e Inconstant, variable. 

 Mutatus, a, um Altered, changed. 

 Mutus, a, um Dumb, si ent. 

 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. 



Naiadiformis, 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. 



Xecis Death. 



Neglectus, a, um Neglected, overlooked. 



Xervatus, a, m Full of nerves or fibers. 



Nervosus, a, um Full of fibers, sinewy. 



Neuropteroideus, a, um. Like N< urop- 

 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. 



Nitidu?, a, um Neat, shining, polished. 



Nobilis, e Famous, celebrated, noble. 



Xobilissimus, a, um Most celebrated. 



Nodobrachiatus, a, um Knotty-armed. 



Nodocarinatus, a, um Knotty-keeled. 



Xodocnstatus, a, um Knotty-ribbed. 



Nodooosta Having knotty-ribs. 



Xododorsatus, a, um Knotty-backed. 



Nodomarginatus, a, um Knotty-margined. 



Nodes iritis, a, um Knotty. 



Nodostriatus, a, um Having knotty strife. 



Nodosus, a, um Knotty, full of knots. 



Xodulatus, a. um Knotted. 



Noduliferus, a, um Knot or node bearing. 



Nodulostriatus, a, um Having small knotty 

 strife. 



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.- 

 Nuciformis, 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. 



Numerpsus, a, um Numerous, manifold. 

 Nummifer, era, erum Coin or disk bear- 

 ing. 



Nummiformis, e Coin-shaped. 

 Nummularius, a, um Of or pertaining to 



money. 



Nummularis, e Like a little coin. 

 Nuntius A messenger. 

 Nuperu3, a, um Late, newly come or 



taken, recent. 

 Nuptialis, e Nuptial* 

 Nutans Nodding, bending backward and 



forward. 



Xutrix 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, urn Showing, exhibiting. 



Obliquatus, a, um Bent, oblique. 



Obliqutnodus Oblique-knot. 



Obliquus, a, um Oblique, sidewise. 



Oblongifolius, a, um Oblong-leaved. 



Oblongus, a, um Rather long, oblong. 



Obniaximus, a, uni Large in front. 



Obovatus, a, um Inversely ovate. 



Obpyramidalis, e Inversely pyramidal. 



Obscurus, a, um Hidden, nut 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. 



Occidentalis, 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. 



Octonar'us, a, um Of the number eight. 



Octonotat us, a, um Having eight marks 

 or tracks. 



tia, a f um Having eyes. 



