#latin epithet

• Aleppicum — A specific epithet used in binary Latin nomenclature in biology and medicine to designate plant species, organisms, or dermatological conditions that originate from the Aleppo region or were historically identified there. It appears structurally in phytonyms or in old medical terminology referring to parasites and cutaneous lesions endemic to the Near East.
• Autumnalis — A scientific term borrowed from Latin used in binary taxonomic nomenclature as a specific epithet to denote plants, fungi, or animals that flower, bear fruit, emerge, or are active during the autumn season (e.g., Crocus autumnalis or Colchicum autumnalis).