A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin

Archipelago, “a sea or other expanse of water having many scattered islands; a group or cluster of islands” (WIII) [> Italian “arcipelago”, Archipelago, the Aegean sea, from It. Arcipelago” (WIII)]; archipelagus,-i (s. neuter II), abl. sg. archipelago, nom. pl. archipelagi;

- species 2, in Asia australiore vel Archipelago Indico crescentes (B&H), species 2, growing in more southern Asia or the Indian Archipelago.

- in insula Scio arcbipelagi Graeci (DeCandolle), in the Island Scio of the Greek archipelago.

- species 1, Archipelagi Indici incola, a nobis non visa (B&H), one species, a native of the Indian Archipelago, by us not seen.

- species ad 6, Archipelagi Indici et Australiae incolae (B&H), species to six, natives of the Indian Archipelago and of Australia.

- species 2, altera Archipelagi Indici et Malayani incola, altera Madagascariensis (B&H), species two, one of them a native of the Indian and Malayan Archipelago, the other of Madagascar.

- species 4, in Archipelago Malayano indigenae (B&H), species 4, natives in the Malayan Archipelago.

- species per Indiam et fere totum Archipelagum Indicum vulgatissima (B&H), a species most common throughout India and almost the entire Indian Archipelago.

NOTE: abbrev. archip. or rchipel. = archipelagus,-i (s.m.II);

- Archip. Ind. (B&H), or Archipel. Indic. = Archipelagus Indicus.

- Archip. Asiat. (B&H) = Archipelagus Asiaticus.

- Archip. Malay. (B&H) = Archipelagus Malayanus.