Binary latinisms pathogenic bacteria in English

   First list. Generic names. Explanation of meaning.

1.Borrelia. - (Borrelias) - Amedee Borrel, 1867-1936, French scientist.
2.Brucella. - (Brucellae, Brucellas) -David Bruce, 1855-1931, Scottish veterinarian.
3.Campylobacter. - (Campylobacters) -"curved bacterium".
4.Chlamydia. - (Chlamidiae, Chlamydias) -"dressed in chlamys, mantle".
5.Chlamydophila. - "lowing chlamys, to accompany with Chlamydia.
6.Clostridium. - (Clostridia) -"litle spindle".
7.Enterococcus. - (Enterococci) -"intestinal coccus".
9.Escherichia. - (Escherichias) -Theodor Escherich, 1857-1911,German doctor.
10.Francisella. - Edward Francis, 1872-1957, American bacteriologist.
11.Haemophilus. - "loving blood".
12.Helicobacter. - (Helicobacters) -"spiral bacterium".
13.Legionella. - causative agent of Legionnaires disease.
14.Listeria. - (Listerias) -Joseph Lister, 1827-1912, English surgeon.
15.Moraxella. - Victor Morax, 1866-1935, Swiss-French ophthalmologist.
16.Mycobacterium. - (Mycobacteria) -"fubgus-like bacterium".
17.Mycoplasma. - (Mycoplasmas) -"fungus-like plasma".
18.Neisseria. - (Neisserias) -Albert Neisser, 1855-1926, French bacteriologist.
19.Pseudomonas. - (Pseudomonades) -"false little body".
20.Rickettsia. - (Rickettsiae,Rickettsias, Ricketsia) -Howard Teilor Ricketts, 1871-1910, American bacteriologist.
21.Salmonella. - (Salmonellas, Salmonella) -Daniel Salmon, 1850-1914, American veterinarian.
22.Shigella. - Kioshi Shiga, 1870-1957, Japanese bacteriologist.
23.Staphylococcus. -(Staphylococci) - "cluster like cocci".
24.Streptococcus. - (Streptococci) -"small chain cocci".
25.Treponema. - (Treponemas) -"rotating thread".
26.Vibrio. - (Vibrios) -"vibrating".
27.Yersinia. - Alexandre Yersin, 1863-1943, Swiss bacteriologist.

   Second list. Specific epithets.Explanation of meaning.

1.abortus - abortion
2.aeruginosa - (copper-rust colored)
3.agalactiae -  agalactia (lack of milk secretion after childbirth)
4.aureus - aureata (gold like)
5.butulinum  - disease botulism
6.burgdorferi - Willy Burgdorfer, 1925-2014, American-Swiss entomologist
7.canis - canine
8.catarrhalis - catarrh  (inflamation of mucous membranes)
9.cholerae - choleraic
10.coli - colon (large intestine)
11.diphtheriae - diphtheria, diphtheritic
12.ducrei - Agosto Ducrey, 1866-1940, Italian dermatologist
13.enterocolitica -  disease enterocolitis
14.epidermidis -  epidermitis
15.faecalis - fecal
16.fecium - feces
17.gonorrhoeae - gonorrheal
18.influenzae - influenza (old name of grippe)
19.interrogans - interrogative (as question-mark)
20.jejuni - jejunum, jejunal
21.leprae - leprous
22.melitensis -  Maltese (island Malta, Mediterraneum Sea)
23.meningitides - meningitis
24.monocitogenes - monocyte forming
25.pallidum - pallid
26.perfringens (break-through /skin at abscess/)
27.pertussis - pertussis
28.pneumoniae - pneumonic
29.pneumophila - pulmo loving
30.pseudotuberculosis -pseudotuberculous
31.psittaci - psittacosis
32.pilori - pyloric
33.pyogenes - pyogenic
34.rickettsii - Howard Teilor Ricketts, 1871-1910, American bacteriologist
35.saprophyticus - saprophytic
36.sonnei - Karl Sonne, 1882-1948, Danish bacteriologist

    Third list. Binary latinisms

Brucella abortus - Brucella abort's
Brucella canis - Brucella canine
Campylobacter jejuni - Campylobacter   jejunal
Chlamydia trachomatis - Chlamydia trachomatous
Clostridium perfringens - Clostridium perfringent
Clostridium botulinum - Clostridium botulinic
Clostridium tetani - Clostridium tetanic
Enterococcus faecalis - Enterococcus fecal
Haemophilus influenzae - Haemophilus influenzal
Helicobacter pylori -Helicobacter pyloric
Legionella pnemiophila - Legionella pneumophilic
Listeria monocytogenes - Listeria monocytogenic
Mycobacterium leprae - Mycobacterium leprous
Moraxella catarrhalis - Moraxella catarrhal
Mycobacterium ulcerans - Mycobacterium ulcerous
Mycobacterium tuberculosis - Mycobacterium tuberculous
Mycoplasma pneumoniae - Mycoplasma pneumonic
Neisseria gonorrhoeae - Neisseria gonorrheal
Pseudomonas aeruginosa - Pseudomonas aeruginous
Salmonella typhi - Salmonella typhous
Staphylococcus epidermidis - Staphylococcus epidermal
Staphylococcus saprophyticus - Staphylococcus saprophytic
Streptococcus pyogenes - Streptococcus pyogenic
Treponema pallidum - Treponema pallid
Vibrio cholera - Vibrio cholera's
Yersinia pseudotuberculosis - Yersinia pseudotuberculous
Yersiniz enterocolitica - Yersinia enterocolitic