Hyaline
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 251
hT'a-liu, adj., gla y consisting of or — like gla . [Gr. kyalinos Ayalas, gla , probably an Egyptian word meaning a transparent stone Hybernate, . Sec Hibernate, Hybrid, hl'brid, an animal or plant produced from two different species a mongrel a mule a word formed of elements from different languages. [Lit. something unnatural, from L. hibnda, a mongrel, perh. from Gr. hybris, hybndos outrage, insult. Hybrid, hybrid. Hybridous, hib'rirl-us, adj. produced from different species mongrel Hybridism, hl'bnd-izin, Hybridity, hib-rid'i-ii, n state of being hybrid. Hydatid, hid'a-tid, a watery r.yst or vestt le Sometimes found in animal bodies [Gr hvdatis, a watery vesiclz—hyddr, hydittos water Hydra, hi'dra, « {myth a wait r-serpent with many heads, which when cut off were succeeded by others any manifold evil a genus of freshwater polypes remarkable for their power of — being multiplied by being cut or divided II, Gr. hydra- -hyddr, water, akin to bans, udras, an otter, also to E Otter.J Hydrangea, hl-dran'je-a, n a genus of shrubby plants with laigc heads of showy flowers, natives of China and Japan (Lit. the ‘water ve el so called from the ///-shaped seed ve el Coined from Gi. A) dor water, and anggeion, ve el.]
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