xenia
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 38
[ Gr.xenia =the state of a guest.] Zool.: A genus of Alcyonidae, from the Red Sea and Fiji. The polypes are non-retractile, and situated on a fasciculate and fleshy stem. xen-1-ŭm ( pl. xěn'-i-a), subst. [Latin, from Greek xenion =a gift to a stranger, from renos =a stranger.] *1. Greek Antiq .: A present given to a guest or stranger, or to a foreign amba ador. 2. Art : A name given to pictures of still life, fruit, ., such as are found at Pompeii. ( Fair holt .) xěn-o-, xen-, pref. [Gr. xenos (s.) a guest= friend; (a.) strange, unusual.] Nat . Science : A prefix denoting (1) likene as distinguished from identity; (2) having some abnormal proce or proce es, the meaning in both cases being completed by the last element of the word. xen-ô-băt-ra-chūs, subst . [Pref.xeno-, and Gr. batrachos a frog.] Zool .: A genus of Engystomide, with one species, Xenobatrachus ophidion , from New Guinea. xen-o-çy-prid-in-a, s. pl. [Mod. Lat. xenocypris, gen it. xenocyprid ( is ); Lat. neut. pl. adj. suff.- ina.] Ichthy.: A group of Cyprinide; anal rather short; dorsal short, with a bony ray, lateral line running along the middle of the tail. There are three genera: Xenocypris and Para cant hob ram a, from China; and Mystacoleucus, from Sumatra.
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