AN AND RIA

(Lat.), n.f.?-a8, Fr., anandrie. Ger., Anandrie. 1. Unmanline , impotence, anaphrodisia, eunuchism. [A, 385; L, 49; M, 10.) 2. The state of being unmarnea Koala of women). [A. 311. A genus of composite plants elongin: to the tribe Mutisiaceæ. B, 19,]—A. bel lid i a strum De Candolle], A. disco idea [Le .], A. radiata [Le .]. See ERBERA an and ria, ANANDRICUS (Lat.), adj. A?n(a%n)-a2n(a%n)/dri2k-u3s(u‘s), See ANANDROUS. AN AND RIO US, adj. ’n/dri2-us, See ANANDROUS. ANANDRISCH (Ger.), adj. A*n-atn’dri%sh. See ANANDROUS., ANANDROUS, adj. ’s. Gr., évarôpos Lat., anandrus. Fr., anandraire. Ger., anandrisch. 1. Unmarried (said of women). [A, 311.] 2 Impotent (said of men). [L, 68.] 3. In botany, having no stamens. fe AN AN EOS IS (Lat.), n. f.?n(a%n)-e?-0’si?s. _Gen., ananeo’seos (-sis), Gr., avavéwars, avdvevors (from ävavoÿsO at, to renew). The proce of the renewal of wasted ti ues. [K.] ANANERINGIE (Tamil), n. The Pedalium murex. [B, 172.]