학명의 구조

동물의 왕국은 다음과 같이 구성된다.

  1. Domain: Eukarya

  2. Kingdom: Animalia

  3. Phylum: Chordata

  4. Class: Mammalia

  5. Order: Carnivora

  6. Family: Felidae

  7. Genous: Felis

  8. Species: catus

Felis catus

라틴어 그리스어 단어 목록

단어설명
acanthus etc.thorny, spiny
acaulisstemless
actin-, actino-ray, radial
acutussharpened, pointed
aculeatusprickly
adustussinged, burnt
aequalisequal
aestivussummer
affinisneighbouring, similar, kindred
africanusAfrican
agrestisof the field, wild
alatuswinged
albicepswhite-headed
albidenswhite-toothed
albopictuspainted white
albuswhite
alpinusalpine; of the Alps
amabilislovable
ambiguusuncertain
amblysblunt, dull
americanusAmerican
amphi-of all kinds, on all sides
ampullabottle, flask
amurensisfrom the Amur River
anglicusfrom England
angolensisfrom Angola
angustiflorusnarrow-flowered
angustifoliusnarrow-leaved
angustusnarrow
antarcticusof the southern hemisphere
anthosflower
anthropo-man, human being
apisbee
aquaticusfound near water
arborescenstree-like or shrub-like
archaeo-ancient
arch-, archi-, archo-, -archusruler, leader, prince, highest, greatest
arctosbear
arenasand
arenicolussand-dwelling
argentatussilvery
argenteussilvery
argentumsilver
argillicolaliving on clay
aromaticaaromatic
arthro-joint
arvensisin the field
asiaticaAsian
astro-, astero-star
aterdull black
atropurpureusdeep purple, blackish-purple
aurantius, aurantiacusorange-colored
aureusgolden
auritushaving (large) ears
australissouthern
baccatusberry-bearing
barbatusbearded
bicolortwo-colored
bicoloratustwo-colored
bicornistwo-horned
bioslife
blanduspleasant, smooth, alluring
borealisnorthern
brachionarm
brasiliensisBrazilian
brachy-short
brachyphyllusshort-leaved
brady-slow
branchiagills
brasiliensisfrom Brazil
brevi-short
brevicaudatusshort-tailed
brevicollisshort-necked
brevifoliusshort-leaved
brevirostrisshort beak
britannicusfrom Great Britain
bulbusbulb
caecusblind
caeruleusblue
californicusCalifornia
callosuscalloused
calvusbald
cambricusfrom Wales
canadensisfrom Canada
candidusbrightly white, shining white
canescensturning grey- or white-haired
canisdog
canorusmelodious
canusgray (haired), pale gray
capraeof a goat
castaneuschestnut(-colored)
caudatail
caulosstem, stalk
cephalo-head
-cepshead
ceroshorn
cestgirdle, belt, stitched
chaetesflowing hair, or mane
chilensisfrom Chile
chinensisfrom China
chloro-pale green
chordatusspined
chromacolor
chrysosgold
chrysophyllusgold-leaved
ciliumeyelash
cinereusash, ash-colored
cirrhusorange
citricitrus
colchicusfrom Colchis (Greek Κολχῐ́ς, Kolchís) or Georgia
cnemeshin, leg
-colainhabitant
clathratusgrated, latticed
collariscollared
compressusslender, pressed together
concolorhaving uniform color throughout
conno-beard
coraxcrow, raven
cordatusheart-shaped
cordifoliusheart-shaped leaves
coriaceusleathery
cornuhorn
coronatuscrowned
costatusribbed
crassus, crassi-thick, fat
cristatuscrested
crocosyellow
crypto-hidden
culminicolasummit dweller
cursorrunner, racer
curvirostriscurved beak
cyano-blue-green
dactyl-, dactylo-finger or toe
deca-, deka-ten
decemten
delphiswomb
dendr-, dendri-, dendro-, -dendron, -dendrumtree
dermaskin
di-two
diffususdiffuse
digitatushaving fingers
dilatatusdilated, extended
dioicadioicous
dino-, deino-terrifying
diplo-double
disc, diskdisc
dodeca-twelve
dolicho-elongated, long
domesticusof the house or domestic
dorsumback
dubiusdoubtful
dulcissweet
dumetorum"of the thickets"
dumicolascrub dweller
eburneusivory-colored
echinatusprickly, spiny
echino-hedgehog, sea-urchin
edulisedible
elatiortaller
electro-amber, amber-colored or
eleganselegant
emarginatushaving no edges
enanti-opposite, against
ennea-nine
ensatussword-like
ensis, ensi-sword, lance
-ensisof, from (a place)
equesknight, horseman
erectusupright
erio-wool, woolly
erosusindented, jagged, serrated
erythro-red[2]</sup>
esculentusedible
europaeusEuropean
excelsusexalted
fallaxfalse
falxsickle
familiarisdomestic, common, familiar
feliscat
felinuscat-like, feline
-fer-bearing
feroxferocious, wild, bold
feruswild
ferrugorust
fidelisfaithful
filumthread
fimbriatusfringed, fibrous
flavusgolden yellow, light yellow
floridusflowery
flor-flower
fodiensdigging
foliumleaf
formosanusfrom Taiwan (formerly called Formosa)
formosus(well-)formed, beautiful
fragilisbreakable
fuliginosussooty
fulvusdeep yellow, tawny
furcatusforked
fuscusdark, dark brown
gala, galummilk
garruluschattering, talkative
gaster, gastro-, gastr-belly
geo-Earth
giganteusgiant
gigasgiant
glabersmooth; hairless[3]</sup>
glacialisfound in glaciers
glandulosushaving kernels
glaucusblue-green, blue-gray, gleaming
glutinosussticky
glyco-, glycy-, glyc-sweet
gracilis, gracileslender, graceful
gracilipesslender-footed
graniticusgranite
graveolensstrong-smelling
gregariussociable
griseusgrey
groenlandicusfrom Greenland (Old Norse Grœnland)
gyrino-, gyrinustadpole
haema-, hema-blood
hali-, halio-of the sea, salt
hamatushooked
haplo-simple, single
hedra-seat, facet
helio-sun
hemisphaericahalf-sphere
hetero-diversely or different
hexa-six
hibernicusfrom Ireland
hibridushybrid
hippo-horse
hirsutushairy
hispidusrough, shaggy, bristly, prickly
homohuman, man
hortensisfrom the garden
humilislow, small, humble
hydro-water
hyemaliswinter
hyper-over, above
hyperboreusfrom the Arctic region (Hyperborea)
hypo-, hyp-under, beneath
iliacushaving a distinctive flank
imbricatustiled
indicusIndian
inaequalisunequal
inedulisinedible
inermisunarmed, defenceless
ingratusoffensive
innotatusunmarked
irregularisunusual or irregular
japonicusJapanese
jubatushaving a mane, crested
kentuckiensisfrom Kentucky
lact-milk, sap, milky white
laetuspleasant, bright
laevissmooth
lagushare
lancealance
lateralisside
lapponicusfrom Lapland/Sápmi (New Latin Lapponia)
latusflank; broad
laxuswide, yielding
lepiduspleasant, pleasing, charming
lepis, lepido-scale, rind, husk, flake
lepto-, lepti-light
lepushare
leuco-, leuc-white
leucocephaluswhite-headed
leucodonwhite-toothed
leucuruswhite-tailed
limosusmuddy
lineatuslined or striped
loboslobe
longi-long
longicaudatuslong-tailed
longicollislong-necked
longifoliuslong-leaved
longirostrislong beak
luctuosussorrowful, mournful
luminosusglowing
luteusyellow, saffron-colored
macro-long, large
macrouralong-tailed
maculatusspotted
madagascariensisfrom Madagascar
magnusgreat, large
majorgreater
malabaricusfrom Malabar
marginatusbordered
maritimaof the sea
mauretanicusfrom Mauretania (the Maghreb, northwest Africa)
mauro-dark, black
maximuslargest
mega-large, great
megacephalusbig-headed
melhoney
melano-black
melanocephalusblack-headed
melanophyllusblack-leaved
melanopsblack-eyed, black-faced
mephitisbad odor
meridionalissouthern
micro-small
microphyllussmall-leaved
minimussmallest
minorsmaller
minutasmall
monilenecklace
mono-single
monoicamonoicous
monospermusHaving a single sperm cell
monspeliensisfrom Montpellier
montanusof the mountains
morpho-shape
mus, mysmouse
mulgereto milk
muralisgrowing on the wall
naeviushaving moles or spots
nanosdwarf
natansfloating
neomexicanusfrom New Mexico
niger, nigr-black
nippon(ensis)from Japan (natively known as Nippon)
nitidusshining
nixsnow
nonusninth
norvegicusfrom Norway
nothosfalse, wrong
notonback
notossouthern
novaeangliaefrom New England
novaehollandiaefrom New Holland (Australia)
novaeseelandiaefrom New Zealand
noveboracensisfrom New York (Novum Eboracum)
novemnine
nuciferabearing nuts
nutansnodding
obscurusdark
obsoletusobsolete, degenerate
occidentaliswestern
oceanocean
octo-, octa-eight
-odon, -odustooth
oeso-carry
officinalisfor the workshop; medicinal
oleraceusused as a vegetable
oleum, olearisoil
ommato-eye
ophisserpent
ophryseyebrow
-ophthalmuseye
opsface, eye
-opsisresembling
orientaliseastern
ortho-straight
oryzarice
ovatusegg-shaped
pachy-thick, stout
palaemonPalaemon, a sea god whose name means "wrestler"
palliduspale
palustrisof the marsh
pan- panto-all
paradoxuscontrary to expectation, strange, uncharacteristic
parilisequal
parviflorussmall-flowered
parvifoliussmall-leaved
parvussmall
pectencomb
pedfoot
pelagicusof the open sea
penn-feather, wing
penta-five
petro-rock, stone
phago-eat
phenolicusable to degrade phenol
philippinensisfrom the Philippines
pholishorny scale
phyllo-leaf
physi-nature
phyto-plant
pictuspainted
platy-flat and broad
plicatilisflexible, pliable
plumosumfeathered
pod-foot, leg, stem
poliocephalusgrey-headed
poly-many, much
pomumfruit
ponticusPontic; from Pontus, Turkey
praecoxearly
praestansexcelling
praeustusburned at the end, scorched, withered
prātummeadow
princepsfirst, leader, principal, princely
proto-first
pruinosuspruinose, "frosted", covered in white granules
pruriensitching
pseudo-false or fake
psychrophiluscold-loving
pterus, -pterwing, feather
ptyo-fork(ed)
puberulushaving short, soft hairs
pubescensdowny
pugila boxer
pulchelluspretty little[6]</sup>
pumilusdwarf
punctatusspotted, marked with punctures
pungenspungent
purpurascenssomewhat purple
purpureuspurple
pygmaeuspygmy, dwarf
pygo-tail, rump
quadri-four, square
radixroot or radish
rāmusbranch
regalisroyal
repanduscurved upwards, turned up
repenscreeping, crawling (rēpēns)
repensunexpected (rĕpēns)
reptans, rept-creeping, crawling
reticulatareticulated
rhino-nose
rhizaroot
rhynchosbeak or snout
rhytiswrinkled, folded
rigidusrigid, stiff
rossicusfrom Russia
rostr-beak, bill, snout
rostraliswith a beak
rostratushaving a beak
ruber, rubr-red
ruder-rubbish
rudis, rud-rough, rude
rufus, ruf-red, reddish
rupestrisliving on cliffs or rocks
rupicolacliff dweller
russusreddish
russuluslittle reddish one
sanctussacred
sanguisblood
sapienswise
saponariasoapy[7]</sup>[8]</sup>
sativussown, cultivated
saura, -saurlizard, reptile
scriptuswritten, scribbled, scrawled
sculptussculpted
septemseven
septentrionalisNorthern Hemisphere
setosusbristly or shaggy
sidero-iron
silvestris, sylvestris silvaticusfrom woodland or forest; wild
similissimilar
simplexsimple
sinensisfrom China
smaragdinusemerald
speciosusshowy
spermaseed
sphen-, spheno-wedge
squamatuswith scales
stichus, sticticusline, file
stomamouth, opening
striatusstriped
strictusstraight, narrow, erect
strix, strig-owl
subercork
suchos, -suchuscrocodile (from Egyptian)
sulcatusfurrowed
syriacusSyrian
tardus, tardi-slow, late
tele-, tel-far, distant
tenaxclinging, tenacious
tenuisthin, slender, fine
terrestris, terrestreterrestrial
tetra-four
therium, ther-beast, wild animal
timidusshy, timid
tinctoriusfor dyeing
tomentosusfurry
trachy-rough
tri-, tris-three
tricho-, -thrixhair
tripartitusthree-part
tristissad, disagreeable, bitter, foul
trivialiscommonplace, ordinary
troglodytescave-dweller
tropicalistropical
truncatustruncated, foreshortened
trygonstingrayturtledove
typhlo-blind
tyranno-tyrant, tyrannical
ulmuselm
uloswoolly
unusone
uraof the tail
vaginalissheathed, vaginal
variabilisvariable
variegatusvariegated
variusdifferent, variegated, variable
velox, velocisswift
ventralisventral, of the belly
venustusbeautiful
vernicosavarnished
vernus, vernalisspring (season)
verrucosusrough-skinned
versicolormany-colored
verticillatawhorled
verustrue, genuine
victoriaeVictorian
villosushairy, shaggy
virginianaVirginia
viridisgreen
virosuspoisonous
viticola(vitis-cola)grape vine inhabitant or cultivator
volansflying
vulgariscommon
xanthosyellow
zebratuscross-striped
zosterbelt, girdle
zygosjoined

reference

List of Latin and Greek words commonly used in systematic names