| ANAEMIAS | • anaemias n. Plural of anaemia. • anæmias n. Plural of anæmia. • ANAEMIA n. a disorder of the blood, also ANEMIA. |
| ANAEROBE | • anaerobe n. An anaerobic organism; one that does not require oxygen to sustain its metabolic processes. • ANAEROBE n. an organism that lives in absence of free oxygen. |
| ANTENNAE | • antennae n. Plural of antenna. • antennæ n. Plural of antenna. • ANTENNA n. (Latin) a feeler in insects. |
| ECHIDNAE | • echidnae n. Plural of echidna. • ECHIDNA n. the spiny anteater. |
| GYNAECEA | • gynaecea n. Plural of gynaeceum. Alternative form of gynæcea. • gynæcea n. Plural of gynæceum. • GYNAECEUM n. the pistil of a flower, also GYNECIUM, GYNAECIUM. |
| GYNAECIA | • gynaecia n. Plural of gynaecium. • GYNAECIUM n. the pistil of a flower, also GYNECIUM, GYNAECEUM. |
| INFAUNAE | • infaunae n. Plural of infauna. • INFAUNA n. (Latin) fauna living on a soft sea floor. |
| LERNAEAN | • Lernaean n. Alternative form of Lernean. • Lernaean adj. Alternative form of Lernean. • LERNAEAN adj. in Greek myth relating to Lerna, the swamp or lake near Argos in which dwelt the Hydra which Hercules slew. |
| LIMNAEID | • LIMNAEID n. a member of the family of pond-snails. |
| NAETHING | • NAETHING n. (Scots) nothing. |
| PATINAED | • patinaed adj. Having a patina. • PATINAED adj. having a patina. |
| PERSONAE | • personae n. Plural of persona (alternative spelling of personæ). • personæ n. Plural of persona. • PERSONA n. (Latin) a character in a literary work or a public role. |
| PISCINAE | • piscinae n. Plural of piscina. • PISCINA n. (Latin) a basin used in certain church ceremonies. |
| SAPHENAE | • saphenae n. Plural of saphena. • SAPHENA n. (Latin) a large vein in the leg. |
| SARCINAE | • SARCINA n. a spherical bacterium. |