acantha

In the darkness she seemed unreal to acantha, I think.

The species is named after the Greek word for short, brachys, and spine, acantha.

Another version features Acantha as a mortal man who returned Apollo's advances.

Acanthocytosis originated from the Greek word acantha, meaning thorn.

In one version of the story, Acantha refused Apollo's advances and scratched his face when he tried to rape her.

Acantha - a prickle or spine.

His son went to school there and worked as a printer's devil at The Choteau Acantha, where his father had been editor.

In 1928 he married Torfrida Lois Acantha Huddart; there were no children.

She married Garad of Acantha, destined to be chieftain, because Garad's father admired her.

The genus name is derived from the flattened (platy-) spines (Greek acantha) while mus refers to a mouse.

The specific name comes from the Ancient Greek acantha ("thorn" or "prickle") and podos ("foot"), in reference to the spines on the petiole.

The Ringed Xenica, Geitoneura acantha, is a species of butterfly belonging to the Nymphalidae family of the Lepidoptera order.

He also passed through Choteau, 250 miles northeast of Darby, where he told the Choteau Acantha newspaper, "I've never seen anything so beautiful in my life."

Hella Solen's sister and a gemmeller, who befriends Glynn on Acantha and plans to escape with her until Glynn is captured.

The specific name is derived from the Greek, cyrto (meaning curved) and acantha (meaning spine) referring to the S-like spine on left valve of male genitalia.

Jurass The Chieftain of Acantha and supporter of the Draaka; he welcomes the Draaka and her party as special guests.

They lack the dorsal denticles (sharp tooth-like scales) of other rays, hence their name, from Greek an- meaning "without", acantha meaning "thorn", and bathys meaning "deep".

Donard (Arolnhod Seminter) Bleyd's younger brother and a friend of Solen's, meets Glynn first on Acantha, waiting for Solen in his fell.

Acanthocyte (from the Greek word acantha, meaning 'thorn'), in human biology and medicine, refers to a form of red blood cell that has a spiked cell membrane, due to abnormal thorny projections.

The issue is so touchy, said Melody Martinsen, editor of The Choteau Acantha, a weekly newspaper, that "we're probably the only paper in the country that hasn't written an editorial about it."

The matter of Acantha's identity is further confused by the fact that the acanthus plant is not a tree, but a shrub or bush, and therefore is unlikely to have had a nymph associated with it.

News about the town of Dutton can also be viewed on a Web page entitled, Dutton Country Courier, accessed through a link on the Choteau Acantha weekly newspaper's on-line edition at www.choteauacantha.com.

Acanthus (plural: acanthus, rarely acanthuses in English, or acanthi in Latin), in its feminine form acantha (plura: acanthae), is the Latinised form of the ancient Greek word acanthos or akanthos, referring to the Acanthus plant.