Etymologie, Etimología, Étymologie, Etimologia, Etymology, (griech.) etymología, (lat.) etymologia, (esper.) etimologio
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Holz, Madera, Bois, Legno, Wood - Wald, Bosque, Forêt, Foresta, Forest, (esper.) ligno, arbajo

amaranth (W3)

AMARANTH, or Amarant (from the Gr. a uipavros (???), unwithering), a name chiefly used in poetry, and applied to certain plants which, from not soon fading, typified immortality.
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Origin of the name Amarantha:
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Amaranths | Amaranth, Wild

amarantha | amaranthoides | amaranticolor

amaranth (n.)

1610s, from French "amarante", from Latin "amarantus", from Greek "amarantos", name of an unfading flower, literally "everlasting", from "a-" "not" + stem of "marainein" "die away", "waste away", "quench", "extinguish", from PIE "*mer-" "to rub away", "harm" (see nightmare). In classical use, a poet's word for an imaginary flower that never fades. It was applied to a genus of ornamental plants 1550s. Ending influenced by plant names with Greek "-anthos" "flower."

The Amaranth
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Song to Amarantha, that she would Dishevel her Hair

"Amaranthus", collectively known as "amaranth", is a cosmopolitan genus of annual or short-lived perennial plants. Catkin-like cymes of densely packed flowers grow in summer or autumn. Approximately 60 species are recognized, with inflorescences and foliage ranging from purple and red to green or gold. Members of this genus share many characteristics and uses with members of the closely related genus Celosia.

Although several species are often considered weeds, people around the world value amaranths as leaf vegetables, cereals, and ornamental plants.

"Amaranth" derives from Greek "amarantos", "unfading", with the Greek word for "flower," "anthos", factoring into the word's development as "amaranth". The more accurate "amarant" is an archaic variant.
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Arboretum (W3)

"ARBORETUM", the name given to that part of a garden or park which is reserved for the growth and display of trees. The term, in this restricted sense, was seemingly first so employed in 1838 by J. C. Loudon, in his book upon arboreta and fruit trees. Professor Bayley Balfour, F.R.S., the Regius Keeper of the Royal Botanic Garden in Edinburgh, has described an arboretum as a living collection of species and varieties of trees and shrubs arranged after some definite method - it may be properties, or uses, or some other principle - but usually after that of natural likeness.
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• Arboretum is a term used in reference to a collection of trees or a botanical garden. Learn more about the term arboretum at HowStuffWorks...Arboretum, a place where trees and shrubs are cultivated for ornamental, educational, and scientific purposes. Arboretums serve as museums where...
• Arnold Arboretum is a famous attraction that is part of Harvard University. Learn more about the Arnold Arboretum and its history at HowStuffWorks...Arnold Arboretum, the botanical garden of Harvard University, located in Boston. It was founded in 1872 to encourage the scientific study...
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D'"Arbrido" à "Avroy" en passant par "Arboretum", "Arvridus", "Affreux" et "Avrotine".
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Les grands travaux qui bouleversent actuellement toute la circulation sur le boulevard d'Avroy sont l'occasion d'évoquer toutes les discussions qui entourent l'origine de ce nom si familier aux Liégeois.
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A partir du XVe siècle, on rencontre "Averoit", "Avroi" puis "Avroy". Et, pour contenter tout le monde, cela n'exclut tout de même pas un "arboretum" dans des temps encore plus lointains.

Suffix "-etum-" denoting "place where a given plant grows".

The Scott Arboretum of Swarthmore College - Swarthmore, PA - The Scott Arboretum is a garden of ideas and suggestions. Encompassing more than 300 acres of a college campus, over 4000 kinds of ornamental plants are on display.

lignosae (W3)

"lignosae" a category in some early taxonomies

"ligneous plant", "woody plant": a plant having hard lignified tissues or woody parts especially stems

• Botanary: "lignosa" - Meaning: "Woody"
• Botanary: "lignosum" - Meaning: "Woody"
• Botanary: "lignosus" - Meaning: "Woody"

"Lignôsus", pen. prod. Adiectiuum. Plin. - Hard like woode.

Rosewood - Rose

Rosewood (W3)

• Dalbergia latifolia - Amerimnon latifolium - Fabaceae - Black Rosewood
• Millettia peguensis - Pongamia ovalifolia, Millettia ovalifolia - Fabaceae - Moulmein Rosewood

"Rosewood" als Farbe:

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"Rosewood" als Farbe:

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"Rosewood" als Farbe:

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"Rosewood Brown" als Farbe:

- #712f26 - Rosewood Brown

"Rosewood Brown" als Farbe:

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"Rosewood Brown" als Farbe:

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"Rosewood Tan" als Farbe:

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"Rosewood Tan" als Farbe:

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"Rosewood Tan" als Farbe:

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"ROSEWOOD", the name given to several distinct kinds of ornamental timber. That, however, so called in the United Kingdom is "Brazilian rosewood", the "palissandre" of the French, the finest qualities of which, coming from the provinces of Rio de Janeiro and Bahia, are believed to be the produce principally of "Dalbergia nigra", a leguminous tree of large dimensions, called "cabiuna" and "jacaranda" by the Brazilians. The same name, "jacaranda", is applied to several species of "Machaerium", also trees belonging to the natural order "Leguminosae"; and there can be no doubt that a certain proportion of the "rosewood" of commerce is drawn from these sources. "Rosewood" comes to the United Kingdom from Rio de Janeiro, Bahia, Jamaica and Honduras. The heartwood attains large dimensions, but as it begins to decay before the tree arrives at maturity it is always faulty and hollow in the centre. On this account squared logs or planks of rosewood are never seen, the wood being imported in half-round flitches 10 to 20 ft. in length and from 5 to 12 in. in their thickest part. Owing to its irregular form, the wood is sold by weight, and its value varies within wide limits according to the richness of colour. "Rosewood" has a deep ruddy brown colour, richly streaked and grained with black resinous layers. It takes a fine polish, but, on account of its resinous nature, it is somewhat difficult to work. The wood is very much in demand both by cabinet-makers and pianoforte-makers, by whom it is used both solid and in veneer.

The wood of "Dalbergia latifolia", a native of the East Indies, used for ornamental furniture and carvings under the name of "black wood", is frequently termed "East Indian Rosewood". The "Bois de Rose" of the French, the Portuguese "Pao de Rosa", and the German "Rosenholz" is a Brazilian wood, the produce of "Physocalymma floribundum", called in the United Kingdom "tulip wood", and very highly esteemed on account of its beautiful rose colour and grain.

So called because when cut it yields a perfume like that of roses.

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Palisander, Rio-	Rio Jacaranda, Brazil rosewood, Caviuna	Dalbergia nigra
Palisander, Rio- (hell)	Rio Jacaranda, Brazil rosewood, Caviuna	Dalbergia nigra

"Rosewood", the wood obtained from a tree native to Brazil and from related trees in Central America, India, and Africa. The Brazilian rosewood tree grows to a height of 50 feet (15 m). Its hard, durable wood is dark red or purple, streaked with black. When first cut, the Brazilian rosewood gives off a faint rose fragrance. Other rosewood trees resemble it but do not have the rose fragrance. Rosewood is used to make pianos and fine furniture.

The "Brazilian rosewood" tree is "Dalbergia nigra" of the pea family, Leguminosae.

rosewood: A wand wood. Fleur Delacour's wand was made of rosewood (GF18).

Schriftfamilie "Rosewood"

Rosewood oil

CHDO4 Chionanthus domingensis Lam. white rosewood DALBE Dalbergia L. f. Indian rosewood DABR2 Dalbergia brownei (Jacq.) Schinz Brown's Indian rosewood DALA12 Dalbergia latifolia Roxb. Indian rosewood DASI Dalbergia sissoo Roxb. ex DC. Indian rosewood DRIL Drypetes ilicifolia (DC.) Krug & Urb. rosewood VAUQU Vauquelinia Corrêa ex Bonpl. rosewood VACA5 Vauquelinia californica (Torr.) Sarg. Arizona rosewood VACAC Vauquelinia californica (Torr.) Sarg. ssp. californica Arizona rosewood VACAP Vauquelinia californica (Torr.) Sarg. ssp. pauciflora (Standl.) Hess & Henrickson Arizona rosewood VACAS Vauquelinia californica (Torr.) Sarg. ssp. sonorensis Hess & Henrickson Sonora rosewood VACO4 Vauquelinia corymbosa Humb. & Bonpl. slimleaf rosewood VACOA Vauquelinia corymbosa Humb. & Bonpl. ssp. angustifolia (Rydb.) Hess & Henrickson slimleaf rosewood

rosewood

Kein "Rosenholz", sondern Palisander. Soll mir auch 'mal einer zeigen, wie man aus einem Strauch Bretter sägt ;-)

"Bahia-Rosenholz" ist eine gelbliches bis rosa gefärbte, rot gemaserte Holzart, die sich durch rosenähnlichen Duft auszeichnet. Es wird traditionell unter der französischen Bezeichnung "bois de rose" gehandelt.
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"Palisander" ist der Handelsname für diverse Holzarten von Bäumen der Gattung der "Dalbergien" ("Dalbergia") aus der Unterfamilie der Schmetterlingsblütler. Palisander ist seit Jahrhunderten ein hoch bewertetes Edelholz. Es herrscht Verwirrung beim Begriff "Palisander", der auf Französisch "palissandre", auf Englisch "rosewood" und auf Portugiesisch "jacarandá" heißt. Der englische Begriff "rosewood" wird fast immer falsch mit "Rosenholz" übersetzt, entspricht aber nicht dem deutschen Begriff "Rosenholz", der eine einzelne Art unter den Palisanderhölzern benennt, das so genannte "Bahia-Rosenholz" ("Dalbergia decipularis"). Auch die Gattung "Jacaranda", in der es überdies auch einen so genannten "Palisanderholzbaum" (blaublühender Jacaranda) gibt, ist von der Gattung Dalbergia verschieden und hat darum mit Palisander nichts zu tun.
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Mit "Rosenholz" (englisch "Brazilian Tulipwood") wird eine einzige Holzart ("Dalbergia decipularis") aus der Gruppe der "Palisanderhölzer" (Gattung "Dalbergia") bezeichnet. Dieses Holz hat nichts mit dem Holz von Rosen oder Rosenstöcken aus der Familie der Rosaceae zu tun, denn die Gattung Dalbergia wird den Schmetterlingsblütlern (Fabaceae) zugeordnet. Der Name "Rosenholz" leitet sich vom rosenähnlichen Duft des frisch aufgeschnittenen Holzes sowie wohl auch von seiner schnell verblassenden intensiv rötlichen Farbe ab. Nach dem "brasilianischen Exporthafen", von dem aus es im 18. und 19. Jahrhundert hauptsächlich verschifft wurde, wird es auch "Bahia-Rosenholz" genannt.
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• Brasilianisches Rosenholz Dalbergia nigra Brazilian rosewood
• Brazilian rosewood Dalbergia nigra Brazilian rosewood

Taxon Information

gültiger Name: "Dalbergia nigra"
Gruppe: Höhere Pflanzen
Taxonomie: Cormobionta Angiospermae Dicotyledonae Rosidae Fabales Leguminosae Dalbergia
Synonyme und Schreibweisen: Landespr. Namen:

• Brasilianisches Rosenholz
• Brazilian rosewood
• Rio-Palisander

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Distinguishing Brazilian Rosewood from East Indian and Other Rosewoods

• Tiete Rosewood (Guibourtia chodatiana) Patagonian Cherry
• Rosewood:
• Dalbergia
• Amazon Rosewood (Dalbergia spruceana) Amazon Rosewood
• Brazilian Rosewood (Dalbergia nigra) Brazilian Rosewood
• Burmese Rosewood (Dalbergia olivera) Burmese Rosewood
• East Indian Rosewood (Dalbergia latifolia) East Indian Rosewood
• Honduran RosewoodHonduran Rosewood
• Madagascar Rosewood (Dalbergia baronii) Madagascar Rosewood
• Yucatan Rosewood (Dalbergia yucatensis) Yucatan Rosewood
• Non-Dalbergia
• Pau Ferro (Machaerium spp.) Bolivian Rosewood
• Pau Ferro (Machaerium spp.) Santos Rosewood
• Tiete Rosewood (Guibourtia chodatiana) Tiete Rosewood
• Rubberwood (Hevea brasiliensis) Rubberwood
• Sapele (Entandrophragma cylindricum) Sapele
• Tiete Rosewood (Guibourtia chodatiana) Sirari

Dalbergia genus: Rosewood

• Dalbergia baronii
• Dalbergia cearensis
• Dalbergia decipularis
• Dalbergia frutescens
• Dalbergia latifolia
• Dalbergia maritima
• Dalbergia melanoxylon
• Dalbergia nigra
• Dalbergia olivera
• Dalbergia retusa
• Dalbergia sissoo
• Dalbergia spruceana
• Dalbergia stevensonii
• Dalbergia yucatensis