The Names Of Plants.pdf
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Glossary<br />
hircinus -a -um of goats, smelling of a male goat, hircus, hirci<br />
hirculus from a plant name, diminutive of hircus, in Pliny (a small goat)<br />
Hirschfeldia for Christian Cayus Lorenz Hirschfeld, eighteenth-century Austrian<br />
botanist and horticulturalist of Holstein<br />
hirsutellus -a -um somewhat hairy, with very short hairs, diminutive of hirsutus<br />
hirsutiformis -is -e with a hairy appearance, hirsuti-forma<br />
hirsutipetalus -a -um with hairy petals, hirsuti-petalus<br />
hirsutissimus -a -um very hairy, hairiest, superlative of hirsutus<br />
hirsutulus -a -um, hirtellus -a -um, hirtulus -a -um somewhat hairy (diminutive<br />
suffix)<br />
hirsutus -a -um rough-haired, covered in long hairs, hirsutus<br />
Hirtella Hairy, feminine diminutive of hirtus<br />
hirtellus -a -um somewhat hairy, diminutive of hirtus<br />
hirti- having shaggy hair, hairy-, hirtus<br />
hirticaulis -is -e hairy-stemmed, hirtus-caulis<br />
hirtifolius -a -um having a hairy leaf, hirtus-folium<br />
hirtipes hairy-stemmed, hirtus-pes<br />
hirtovaginatus -a -um hairy-sheathed, hirtus-vagina<br />
hirtulus -a -um weakly hairy, diminutive of hirtus<br />
hirtus -a -um hairy, shaggy-hairy, hirtus<br />
hirundinaceus -a -um, hirundinarius -a -um pertaining to swallows, hirundo, hirundinis<br />
hirundinis -is -e, hirundo swallow-like, hirundo (curved)<br />
hispalensis -is -e from Seville, southern Spain (Hispalis)<br />
hispanicus -a -um from Spain, Spanish, Hispanic (Hispania)<br />
hispaniolicus -a -um from Haiti and the Dominican Republic, Hispaniola<br />
(Española), Greater Antilles, W Indies<br />
hisperides vide hesperides, of the far west (to the Romans, Spain)<br />
hispi-, hispid- bristly-, hispidus<br />
Hispidella Bristly-one, feminine diminutive of hispidus<br />
hispidissimus -a -um the most hispid (of related species), superlative of hispidus<br />
hispidovillosus -a -um having long, rough hairs, hispidus-villosus<br />
hispidulus -a -um slightly bristly, diminutive of hispidus<br />
hispidus -a -um bristly, with stiff hairs, hispidus<br />
histio- sail-, istion, istio- (some derive as mast or web, istoj)<br />
Histiopteris Sail-fern, istio-pteruc (the frond of bat’s-wing fern)<br />
histrio- of varied colouring, theatrical, histrio, histrionis, actor<br />
histrioides resembling (Iris) histrio, Iris histrio-oides<br />
histrionicus -a -um showing off, of actors, of the stage, histrionia, histrioniae<br />
histrix showy, theatrical, histricus of the stage, histrio an actor (see also hystrix)<br />
Hitchcockella for Albert Spear Hitchcock (1865–1935), American botanist of<br />
Missouri botanic garden and USDA, Washington<br />
hittiticus -a -um from the Turkish peninsula; of the Hittites, from the land of the<br />
Hittites, Anatolian (Land of Hatti)<br />
Hodgkinsonia for Clement Hodgkinson, English naturalist of the Crown Lands<br />
Survey, Australia (1861–74)<br />
Hodgsonia, hodgsonii for Brian Houghton Hodgson (1800–94), English orientalist,<br />
East India Company resident in Nepal<br />
Hoehnea, Hoehneela, Hoehnophytum for Frederico Carlos Hoehne (1882–1959),<br />
Brazilian botanist, professor at Rio de Janeiro<br />
Hoffmannia, hoffmannianus -a -um for Georg Franz Hoffmann (1761–1826), Professor<br />
of Botany at Göttingen<br />
hoffmannii for Herr Hoffmann, Austrian discoverer of Symphyandra hoffmanni in<br />
Bosnia c. 1880<br />
Hoffmannseggia for Count Johann Centurius Graf von Hoffmannsegg (1766–1849),<br />
German naturalist, founder of the Berlin Zoological Museum<br />
Hofmeisterella for William Friedrich Benedict Hofmeister (1824–77), German<br />
botanist and reproductive cytologist, professor at Heidelberg<br />
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