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-acanthus
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acanthus Acanthus
Translingual
Etymology
From mul la-new acantha, from mul grc ἄκανθα thorn, spine
Pronunciation
en /əˈkæn.θəs/ US
Suffix
mul suffix
mul zoology Animal having a spine as specified.
Derived terms
4 genus names derived from -acanthus
Anacanthus genus
Anisacanthus genus
Baphicacanthus genus
Calycacanthus genus
Caracanthus genus
Catacanthus genus
Caulacanthus genus
Centracanthus genus
Chaetacanthus genus
Chlamydacanthus genus
Chondracanthus genus
Cinacanthus genus
Citharacanthus genus
Clinacanthus genus
Codonacanthus genus
Coronacanthus genus
Cratacanthus genus
Cystacanthus genus
Damnacanthus genus
Diplacanthus genus
Diproctacanthus genus
Dipteracanthus genus
Echinacanthus genus
Enneacanthus genus
Evacanthus genus
Gammaracanthus genus
Gnathanacanthus genus
Gonatacanthus genus
Gypsacanthus genus
Habracanthus genus
Herpetacanthus genus
Holacanthus genus
Hyperacanthus genus
Idiacanthus genus
Ionacanthus genus
Kudoacanthus genus
Lepturacanthus genus
Malacacanthus genus
Malacanthus genus
Meiacanthus genus
Menacanthus genus
Metacanthus genus
Mexacanthus genus
Microsomacanthus genus
Monacanthus genus
Neriacanthus genus
Neuracanthus genus
Notacanthus genus
Ochmacanthus genus
Opisthacanthus genus
Oreacanthus genus
Otacanthus genus
Oxyacanthus genus
Oxymonacanthus genus
Paramonacanthus genus
Parapodacanthus genus
Phlogacanthus genus
Phyllacanthus genus
Physacanthus genus
Pleiacanthus genus
Podacanthus genus
Poikilacanthus genus
Pomacanthus genus
Priacanthus genus
Proctacanthus genus
Pseudomonacanthus genus
Pseudotriacanthus genus
Pseudotaeniacanthus genus
Psittacanthus genus
Quadriacanthus genus
Rhinacanthus genus
Spathacanthus genus
Stauracanthus genus
Streblacanthus genus
Taeniacanthus genus
Thyrsacanthus genus
Triacanthus genus
Trifidacanthus genus
Trimacracanthus genus
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