A Grammatical Dictionary of Botanical Latin


within: intra (adv. and prep. with acc.), intus (adv.), interius (adv.); cf. innermost; see inside; - trichomata intra vaginam plura, trichomes within the sheath several. - stylus supra ovarium abrupte inflexus, intra rostrum carinae incrassatus, style above the ovary abruptly bent inwards, within the beak of the keel thickened. - ascocarpi 1-13, intra stromata geniti, ascocarps 1-13, born within the stromata. NOTE: entosthe (before a vowel entosthen) (Gk. adverb): from within, within; - Entosthodon,-dontis (s.m.II), with the peristome teeth inserted below and inside the capsule mouth; ent-, ento-: in Gk. comp. inside, within; see endo-; > Gk. entos (adv.) ‘of place, ‘in, within, inside’; = Lat. intus, intrinsecus; opp. ektos.
within (adv.): intus (adv.), intro (adv.), with verbs of motion = 'to the inside.'
within- (prefix): in L. comp. intra-; - intracellularis,-e (adj.B): within the cells; intramuralis,-e (adj.B): within the walls. Artemisia intramongolica H.C.Fu, within Mongolia; Elymus intramongolicus (S.Chen & Gaoqwua) S.L.Chen; Roegneria intramongolica S.Chen & W.Gao. in L. comp. intro-, mostly with verbs, 'into, within, inside' generally synonymous with the same verb using in- as a prefix; - introducens,-entis (part.B), leading or bringing into or within a place, to conduct into or within, introductus,-a,-um (part.A), brought within (syn. inducens, inductus). - intromittens,-entis (part.B), sending or letting within; intromissus,-a,-um (part.A), sent or let within (syn. immittens; immissus). NOTE: inter-, in L. comp. indicates 'between, among.' in Gk. comp. end-, endo-: within, inside; ento-: in Gk. comp. inside; opposite of ecto-, q.v. and exo-, q.v.; - endoxylus,-a,-um (adj.A), within wood. - endophyton,-i (s.n.II), abl. sg. endophyto, an endophyte, a plant living inside another organism. - entoparasiticus, entoparasitic, parasitic inside the host; Aristida entomelas Mez, Panicum entolaseum; also Aristida endomelas Mez; Panicum endolasion Mez ex Peter; Stipa endotricha Martinovský; Echinops endotrichus Rech.f.
in Gk. comp. end-, endo-: within, inside; ento-: in Gk. comp. inside; opposite of ecto-, q.v. and exo-, q.v.; - endoxylus,-a,-um (adj.A), within wood. - endophyton,-i (s.n.II), abl. sg. endophyto, an endophyte, a plant living inside another organism. - entoparasiticus, entoparasitic, parasitic inside the host; Aristida entomelas Mez, Panicum entolaseum; also Aristida endomelas Mez; Panicum endolasion Mez ex Peter; Stipa endotricha Martinovský; Echinops endotrichus Rech.f.
within (of time), in the course of, during, 'at' or 'by' (of time): inter (prep. + acc.), intra (prep. + acc.); - inter noctem, during the night, by night. - inter anthesin, during anthesis (period of flowering), at anthesis. - inter horam tertiam et quartam, within or at the time between the third and fourth hour. - inter diem secundum et tertium, during or within the second and third day. - intra decem annos, during ten years. - intra decem horas, within ten hours.