Am-yg’-dal-us 
An-ac-ol-o’-sa 
An-ac-ar’-di-a’-co-w .. 
An-ac-ar’-di-um 
an-ag-yr-0-i'-dés 
A-nam-ir’-ta ... 
a’-nam-al-lay-a’-num. 
An-aph’-al-is ... 
an-as’-tom-o'-sans 
an’-ceps 
An-cis’-troc-lad-a’-ce -2e. 
An-cis-troc’-lad-us 
An-der-so’-ni... 
-dereso’-ni-i 
An-der-eso 
and-ic’-ol-um 
Andr-aeh’-na 
An-dre-a’-num 
an-frac-tt-o’-sum 
An-gi-op’-ter-is 
ang’-ui’-na 
an-gul-a’-tus ... 
an-gul-o’-sa 
an-ous-ta’-ta ... 
an’-gus-tif-ol’-i-a 
an-i-sa’-tum ... 
An’-is-och-i’-lus 
An-is-om’-el-es 
An-nve’-i 
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an-nex’-ns 
an-nul-a’-tus ... 
An-o-den’-dron 
An-o-geis’-sus 
An-o’-na 
An-o-na’-ce-2 
ant-hel-min’-tic-a 
Anth-oc-eph’-al-us 
an-thrac’-in-us 
An-ti-a’-ris ... 
An-tich’-or-us 
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PRONUNCIATION AND DERIVATION. 19 
amysso (Greek), to lacerate ; (all :) fissured channels in the stone 
of the fruit (N. 1/67) ; 
dnd, kolés (Greek), at the top, cut off sharp ; (all:) calyx ; 
(Latin), Cashewnut (Anacardium) Family, or Order ; 
and, kardia (Greek), like, heart; (all:) form ofthe nut; but 
origin donbtful (N. 1/68) ; 
ana, gyros, eidos (Greek), backwards, circle, resembling ; (all :) 
resemblance to anagyris (which has pods turned back at 
their extremities) ; 
anat, amrytavalli (Tamil), Elephant, Tinospora ; (all:) resem- 
blance and size; 
(loc.) belonging to the Anaimalai Mills, of Coimbatore, Travan- 
core, etc. ; 
a, Knaphalion (Greek), not a Gnaphalium ; (all :) affinity to, but 
distinction from, latter ; 
(Lat), branching one vein wnto another (N. 1/70) ; 
(Latin), two-edged (N. 1/70); compressed, with two sharp 
edges ; 
(Latin), Ancistrocladus Family, or Order ; 
Ankistron, klddos (Greek), Fish-hook, branch; (all:) supra- 
axillary circinately wooded tendrils. 
(com.) of Messrs. Anderson, ‘Surgeons, great promoters of 
Botany (N. 1/71), or of Dr. T. Anderson, Superintendent of 
Calcutta Botanic Gardens, and who assisted in the prepara- 
tion of Hooker’s Flora of British India; or, finally, of 
Graham Anderson, author of the ‘‘ Forest Trees in the Coffee 
(© lands of South Mysore” ; 
(Latin), inhabiting the Andes, Mountains of America ; 
(Greek), man’s sweaty down; (all:) viscid down of the 
panicles ; Greek name of the plant (Gk. Sex., N. 1/186) ; 
(com.) of André {(pr:) Arn-dray] French botanist ; 
(Latin), curled (N. 1/157) ; Spiral ; 
Angeion, pteris (Greek), vessel, fern ; (all:) spore cases are 2- 
valved, bursting vertically at the apex, leaving a vessel with 
an open mouth (N. 1/78) ; 
(Latin), snake-loke ; 
ae ; (Latin), having angles; latter term rather more intense ; 
(Latin), narrowed ; 
(Latin), narrow-leaved ; 
(Latin), scented-like Anise ; 
ani sos, cheilos (Greek), wnequal lip; (all:) in equality of both 
lips of calyx and corolla (N. 1/80) ; 
anisos, melos (Greek), unequal member ; (all:) anthers of the 
longer stamens halved (N, 1/80) ; 
(com.) of Messrs, Année [(pr:) Arn-nay} French floricultarist 
(IN. 1/262) ; 
(Latin), adnate (q.v.); 
(Latin), ringad ; surrounded by elevated or depressed bands ; 
ano, dendron (Greek), wpwards, tree; (all:) gigantic size of 
this climber ; 
dno, geisson (Greek), upwards, house-tile ; (all:) small com- 
pressed 2-winged nuts pac’:ei horizontally into a dense 
head of fruits ; 
Anona (St. Domingo) native name of the tree (N. 1/82); 
(Latin), Custard Apple (Anona) Family, or Order ; 
anti, helmins (Greek), against, little worm ; (all:) its medicinal 
properties ; 
anthos, ke'phale (Greek), flower, head ; (all:) inflorescence ; 
(Greek) coal black, a little verging upon blue, with metallic 
lustre ; 
antiao (Greek), to hit with an arrow ; (all:) poison used here- 
from for arrow tips ; 
anti, chorvon (Greek), instead of, leather ; (all :) strong fibre ; 
