marcescere
21flestrir — Se Flestrir, Flaccere, Flaccescere, Fracere, Marcescere, Immarcescere. Estre flestri, Marcere. Flestri, Flaccidus, Fracidus, Marcidus, Vietus, Euanidus …
22lasche — Lasche, Frigidus, Ignauus, Marcidus, Flaccidus, Segnis, Persegnis, Nequam. Semble qu il vient de laxus, id est, dissolutus, vel forte {{t=g}}apo tou malakou,{{/t}} id est, a molli, prima syllaba dempta. Fort lasche, et qui n est point serré,… …
23pourrir — Pourrir, Il vient de Putrere. Pourrir quelque chose, Putrefacere. Se pourrir, Putrescere, Computrescere, Exputrescere, Imputrescere, Cariem trahere, vel induere, Marcescere, Immarcescere. Laisser pourrir longuement un fumier, Pati veterascere, De …
24u̯endh-2 — u̯endh 2 English meaning: to disappear Deutsche Übersetzung: ‘schwinden” Note: see above S. 1047 (s)u̯endh ds.; Material: unclear is das relationship to O.C.S. pri svędati, pri svęnǫti “marcescere, torrefieri”, O.Cz.… …
25marcescent — [mär ses′ənt] adj. [L marcescens, prp. of marcescere, to wither, decay < marcere, to wither < IE * merk , to grow soft, rot < base * mer , to rub > MARE3] Bot. withering but not falling off …
26marcescent — adj. (of part of a plant) withering but not falling. Derivatives: marcescence n. Etymology: L marcescere incept. of marcere wither …
27mar|ces|cent — «mahr SEHS uhnt», adjective. withering but not falling off, as a part of a plant. ╂< Latin marcēscēns, entis, present participle of marcēscere to wither away < marcēre be faint, languid] …
