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calig-, caliga, -caliga Latin caliga, caligae, a boot, a stout shoe, a soldier’s boot.
caligin- Latin caliginosus, dark, obscure.
caliginosus -a -um sombre, dark from Latin adjective, caliginosus -a -um, foggy, misty; covered with mist;
obscure, dark, gloomy; uncertain.
calim- Greek καλυµµα, kalimma, a covering.
calio Greek a nest; a hut
calion henbane.
calipt-, calipto- Greek καλυπτος, kalyptos, covered, wrapped around, enveloping.
calisaureus with golden cups
calix, -calix Latin calix, calcis, cup, goblet, drinking vessel, cooking vessel.
call-, calle-, calli-, callo- Latin hardened, from callum (callus), calli, thick or hard skin, toughness,
insensibility.
call-, calli, callo, callus, -callus Greek a beauty; beautiful.
Calla (KAL-la, or KA-la) from a name used by Pliny, Greek καλλος, kallos, beauty, beautiful; alternately
New Latin, modification of Greek kallaia rooster's wattles, perhaps from kallos beauty.
callaea, -callaea Greek καλλαιον, kallaion, a cock's comb, wattles, tail feathers.
calleryana
calli-, calo- Greek καλλι-, καλλο-, kalli, kallo, suffix indicating the idea of beautiful.
calli- Greek καλλιον, kalion, more beautiful.
callianthus with or bearing beautiful flowers
Calliandra Callian'dra (ka-lee-AN-dra) Greek for beautiful stamen.
callibotryus, callibotrys bearing beautiful racemes
callicarpha callicar'pha (ka-li-KAR-fa)
callicarpus, Callicarpa (kal-li-KAR-pa) beautiful-fruited, or sometimes beautiful seeded, from Greek καλλος,
kallos, beauty, and καρπος, karpos fruit, and -us.
calliceras bearing beautiful horns
callichromus beautifully colored
callid- cal'lidus (KAL-i-dus) Latin callidus -a -um, dextrous, skillful, sly, shrewd, clever, cunnning.
callidictyus beautifully checkered (chequered) or veined
calliferus forming blisters
callifolius with leaves like Calla
callilepis from calli, from Greek καλλο-, callo-, beauty, and Greek λεπίς, λεπιδο-, lepis, lepido-, scale.
callimorphus, callimorphum beautifully-formed, beautifully shaped
callio Greek more beautiful
calliomarcus an herb useful against a cough.
Callirhoë (ka-LIR-o-ee or ka-lee-RHO-ee) Sometimes spelled as Callirrhoë. Named for one of several
characters and fountains, springs or wells in Greek mythology, including, respectively, the daughter of the
river god Achelous and wife of Alcmaeon, the daughter of Hermocrates, the daughter of Lycus, and the
daughter of Oceanus; also a woman from Calydonia. Alternately New Latin, from Latin Callirrhoe, a water
nymph, daughter of the river god Achelous and wife of Alcmeon, from Greek Kallirrhoë. Josephus mentions
Herod the Great seeking relief from his terminal illness at the hot springs of Callirhoe or Callirrhoe, said to be
east of the Dead Sea. Callirrhoe is also the name of one of Jupiter’s outer moons and a hotel in Athens.
Callisia from Greek kallos, beauty, referring to the attractive leaves
callis-, callisto- Greek καλλιστος, kallistos, most beautiful.
callis Latin callis, callis, narrow track, footpath, trail.
callis, callis m. Latin rough or stony track, path; moorland, mountain pasture; mountain pass or defile.
callistachyus, callistachys with a beautiful spike
callistegioides callistegia-like
Callistemon Callis'temon (kal-IS-te-mon)
Callistephus from Greek κάλλος, kallos, beauty, and στέφος, stephos, crown, for the characteristics of the
pappus. (Compositae)
Callisto Latin, Greek Kallisto, a nymph changed into a she-bear.
Callitrichaceae Callitricha'ceae (kal-i-tri-KAY-see-ee) plants of the Callitriche family, Star-grass, Water Starwort
or Water Fennel family, from the genus name, Callitriche, and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant
family names.