• wpigaea repens,
• spigaea repens,
• dpigaea repens,
• rpigaea repens,
• 4pigaea repens,
• 3pigaea repens,
• eoigaea repens,
• eligaea repens,
• e-igaea repens,
• e0igaea repens,
• epugaea repens,
• epjgaea repens,
• epkgaea repens,
• epogaea repens,
• ep9gaea repens,
• ep8gaea repens,
• epifaea repens,
• epivaea repens,
• epibaea repens,
• epihaea repens

The adjective form of "Epigaea Repens" is "epigeal" or "repent".

The plural form of "Epigaea Repens" is "Epigaea Repens." This is because "Epigaea Repens" is actually the Latin scientific name of a plant commonly known as "Mayflower" or "Trailing Arbutus." In scientific nomenclature, the genus (first word) and species (second word) names are typically not changed when referring to multiple individuals or plants.

The singular form of "Epigaea repens" is "Epigaea repens" itself. It is the scientific name for a species of plant commonly known as Trailing Arbutus or Mayflower. In scientific nomenclature, the names of species are typically written in binomial form with a genus name followed by a specific epithet, and this naming convention does not typically have a distinct singular and plural form.