| ENCINA | • ENCINA n. (Spanish) an evergreen oak. | 
| ENCINAL | • ENCINAL adj. relating to an encina, an evergreen oak. | 
| ENCINAS | • ENCINA n. (Spanish) an evergreen oak. | 
| UNCINAL | • uncinal adj. Uncinate; hooked. • UNCINAL adj. bent at the end like a hook, also UNCINATE.
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| UNCINATE | • uncinate adj. (Botany) Hooked at the end. • uncinate adj. (Anatomy) Hooked in form; possessing a hook.
 • UNCINATE adj. bent at the end like a hook, also UNCINAL.
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| LANCINATE | • lancinate v. (Transitive) To pierce or stab (as with a lance); to lance. • LANCINATE v. to pierce or tear.
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| RUNCINATE | • runcinate adj. (Botany, of leaves) Having tooth-like projections pointing away from the apex. • runcinate adj. (Botany, of leaves) Having a lacerated aspect with the projection pointing away from the apex, like dandelion leaves.
 • RUNCINATE adj. pinnately cut with the lobes pointing downwards, as the leaf of the dandelion.
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| UNCINARIA | • Uncinaria prop.n. A taxonomic genus within the family Ancylostomatidae – certain nematodes that cause certain hookworm… • UNCINARIA n. hookworm.
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| UNCINATED | • uncinated adj. Uncinate. • UNCINATED adj. hooked at the end, also UNCINATE.
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| LANCINATED | • lancinated v. Simple past tense and past participle of lancinate. • LANCINATE v. to pierce or tear.
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| LANCINATES | • lancinates v. Third-person singular simple present indicative form of lancinate. • LANCINATE v. to pierce or tear.
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| UNCINARIAS | • UNCINARIA n. hookworm. | 
| LANCINATING | • lancinating v. Present participle of lancinate. • lancinating adj. (Especially of pain) Sharp, stabbing or piercing.
 • LANCINATE v. to pierce or tear.
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| LANCINATION | • lancination n. A tearing or laceration. • LANCINATION n. a sharp, shooting pain.
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| LANCINATIONS | • lancinations n. Plural of lancination. • LANCINATION n. a sharp, shooting pain.
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| UNCINARIASES | • UNCINARIASIS n. infestation of the small intestine by hookworm. | 
| UNCINARIASIS | • uncinariasis n. Hookworm disease. • UNCINARIASIS n. infestation of the small intestine by hookworm.
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