ELEPHANT

n. Eal'e2f-aant. Gr.. eAe'^as. Lat.,eZep7ias. Fr., elephant. Ger., E. An animal of the genus Elephas; the source of ivory. [L.] African e. See ELEPHAS african us. Asiatic e. See ELEPHAS indicus. E.-apple. See under APPLE. E.-creeper. The Argyreia speciosa. [B, 172 (o, 24).] E'enapfel (Ger.). See.E.-APPLE. E'enauge (Ger.). See BUPHTHALMIA. E'enau atz (Ger.), E'enbein (Ger.). See ELEPHANTIASIS. [L, 80.] E'endrachen (Ger.). The Titanosaur i a. [L.] E'enfu (Ger.). The genus Elephant opus. [B. 180 (o, 24).] E'enkafer (Ger.). The genus Curculis. [L, 43.] E'enlaus. 1. The kernel of the fruit of Anacardium occident ale. 2. The fruit of Seme carpus anacardium. These fruits are generally called ostindische Elephantenlduse or Malacca-nuts. [B, 48, 49 (a, 14).] E'enlausbaum (Ger.). The genus Anacardium. [a, 24.] E'enmeerzalm (Ger.). The genus Dentalium. [a. 24.] E'enstein (Ger.). Lat., bezoar elephantinum. A variety of bezoar found in the e. [L, 43.] E. -gra . The Typha elephant in a. [B, 172. 275 (a, 24).] E. leg. See ELEPHANTIASIS. E's-ear. The genus Begonia and the Siphon an thus has tatus. [B, 275 (a, 24).] E's-foot. The Testudinaria elephant i pes and the genus Elephant opus. [B. 275 (a, 24).]- E's-truiik-plant. The Martynia proboscidea. [B, 275 (a, 24).] E's-vine. The Ci us latifolia. [B, 275 (a, 24).] [s. 678]