The Names Of Plants.pdf
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<strong>The</strong> <strong>Names</strong> of <strong>Plants</strong><br />
infestans attacking, infesting, present participle of infesto, infestare<br />
infestus -a -um troublesome, hostile, dangerous, invasive weed, infesto, infestare<br />
infirmus -a -um weak, feeble, trivial, infirmo, infirmare<br />
inflatus -a -um swollen, puffed-up, inflated, inflo, inflare, inflavi, inflatum<br />
inflexus -a -um bent or curved abruptly inwards, inflexed, inflectus, inflectere,<br />
inflexi, inflexum<br />
infortunatus -a -um unfortunate, infortunatus (poisonous)<br />
infossus -a -um deeply sunken, buried, infodio, infodere, infodi, infossum<br />
infra- below-, infra<br />
infractus -a -um broken, bent, curved inwards, infractus<br />
infrapurpureus -a -um being purple beneath, infra-purpureus (leaves)<br />
infundibularis -is -e, infundibulus -a -um funnel shaped, infundibulum<br />
infundibulifolius -a -um having funnel-shaped leaves, infundibulum-folium<br />
infundibuliformis -is -e trumpet-shaped, funnel-shaped, infundibulum-forma<br />
infuscatus -a -um spoilt, tarnished, darkened, infusco, infuscare<br />
infusus -a -um spreading, infundo, infundere, infudi, infusum<br />
Inga from the W Indian vernacular name<br />
ingens huge, enormous, ingens, ingentis<br />
ingratus -a -um disagreeable, unwelcome, ingratus<br />
injucundus -a -um not pleasing, in-iucundus<br />
injunctus -a -um unattached, not conjoined, iniungo, iniungere, iniunxi, iniunctum<br />
innatus -a -um natural, inborn, innate, innascor, innasci, innatus<br />
innocuus -a -um not harmful, in-nocuus<br />
innominatus -a -um not named, unnamed, in-nominatus<br />
innovans adapting, renewing, innovo, innovare<br />
innovatus -a -um adapted, renewed, innovo, innovare<br />
ino- sinew, nerve, fibre-, fibrous-, ij, inoj, ino-<br />
Inocarpus Fibrous-fruit, ino-karpoj<br />
inocephalus -a -um fibrous-headed, ino-kefalh<br />
Inocybe Fibrous-head, ino-kubh (the rough surfaced pileus of most)<br />
inocybeoides resembling Inocybe, inoj-kubh-oeidhj<br />
inodorus -a -um without smell, scentless, in-(odor(odos), odoris)<br />
inominatus -a -um unlucky, inauspicious, inominatus<br />
inopertus -a -um unconcealed, in-(operio, operire, operui, opertum)<br />
inophyllus -a -um fibrous-leaved, with fine thread-like veins, ino-fullon<br />
inopinatus -a -um, inopinus -a -um unimagined, unexpected, in-(opinor, opinare,<br />
opinatus)<br />
inops destitute, deficient, poor, weak, inops, inopsis<br />
inordinatus -a -um disordered, irregular, inordinatus<br />
inornatus -a -um without ornament, unadorned, inornatus<br />
inoxius -a -um without prickles, harmless, i-noxius<br />
inquilinus -a -um, inquillinus -a -um introduced, inhabitant, tenant, inquillanus<br />
inquinans becoming defiled, turning brown, staining, discolouring, present participle<br />
of inquino, inquinare, inquinavi, inquinatum<br />
insanus -a -um outrageous, extravagant, frantic, insanus<br />
inscalptus -a -um carved, engraved, in-(scalpo, scalpere, scalpsi, scalptum)<br />
inscriptus -a -um as though written upon, inscribed, in-(scibo, scribere, scripsi, scriptum)<br />
insculptus -a -um carved, engraved, in-(sculpto, sculoere, sculpsi, sculptum)<br />
insect- modern Latin from insectus, segmented or notched<br />
insectifer -era -erum bearing insects, insectum-fero (mimetic fly orchid)<br />
insectivorus -a -um insect-eating, insectum-(voro, vorare, voravi, voratum)<br />
insertus -a -um inserted, insero, inserere, inserui, insertum (the scattered inflorescences)<br />
insidiosus -a -um artful, treacherous, deceitful, insidiosus<br />
insignis -is -e remarkable, decorative, striking, conspicuous, distinguished,<br />
insignio, insignire<br />
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