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Callitriche Calli'triche (kal-I-tri-kee) New Latin, modification of Late Greek kallitrichos beautiful-haired, from
Greek kalli- calli-, and Late Greek -trichos, from Greek trich-, thrix hair
callitrichiformis resembling Callitrich, Star-grass
callitrichus beautifully haired
Callitris Greek callos, beautiful, and treis, three, referring to the beauty of the plants and the three-whorled
leaves and cone scales
callizonus beautiful-zoned, with ring-like swelling, or hardened surface
callo- Latin hardened, thick-skinned; Greek καλλος, kallos, beautiful.
callochorus with hard blister-like skin
callocomus with a beautiful tuft or crest
callophorus bearing a hard skin, callus
callophyllus with hard blistery leaves
callopsis like hardened blisters, from and ancient Greek ὄψις, opsis, appearance, sight, view.
callosus -a -um callos'us (kal-OH-sus) thick, calloused, with calluses, with a hard skin, bearing callosities or hard
in texture
callun- Greek καλλυνω, kalluno, adorn, beautify, gloss over, sweep clean.
Calluna from Greek καλλυνω, kalluno, to clean, or New Latin, irregular from Greek καλλυνειν, kallynein to
beautify, sweep clean, from καλλος, kallos beauty. Calluna is a heather closely related to Erica and was used
for making brooms.
callyntro- Greek καλλυντρον, kallyntron, broom, brush.
calm- Greek καλµα, kalma, burning heat, especially that of the sun, heat of the day.
calo- Greek καλον, kalon, a billet of wood.
calo- Greek καλος, kalos, virtuous, beautiful.
Calocedrus Caloce'drus (kal-oh-SEE-drus, classically kal-oh-KEE-drus) Greek callos, beautiful, and kedros,
cedar
calocephalus beautiful-headed, with a beautiful head (in one source as calcocephalus, with beautiful head),
from and Greek κεφαλή, kephale, head.
calochilus with beautiful lips
Calochortus Calochor'tus (kal-oh-KOR-tus) Greek kalos, beautiful, and chortos, grass.
calochrous with beautiful skin
calocomus beautiful-haired, with beautiful hair, tuft or crest
calolepis with beautiful membrane(?) -scale, from and Greek λεπίς, λεπιδο-, lepis, lepido-, scale.
Calonyction (kal-o-NIK-tee-on)
calophyllus -a -um beautiful-leaved
calophytum beautiful plant, with beautiful leaves
Calopogon beautiful beard, from New Latin, from Greek καλος, kalos, beautiful, and ancient Greek πώγων,
pōgōn, beard, referring to the hairlike protuberances on the lamellae. (Orchidaceae)
caloptilus beautifully haired
calor-, calori Latin calor, caloris, heat, warmth, glow, warm or hot summer weather, passion, excitement,
ardour.
Caloscordum (kal-o-SKOR-dum)
calostomus with a beautiful throat
calothyrsus in beautiful bunches
calpi-, calpid-, calpis, -calpis Greek καλπις, kalpis, an urn, pitcher.
calpodendron urn-tree, referring to the shape of the fruit, Greek καλπις, kalpis, an urn, pitcher, and δένδρον,
dendron, tree.
caltha, -caltha Latin caltha, a marigold.
calta, caltae f., caltha, calthae f. Latin marigold, Calendula officinalis.
Caltha (KAL-tha) New Latin, from Latin, pot marigold, from a Latin name for a strong-smelling yellow
flowered plant, from Greek κάλαθος, kalathos, goblet, cup, for the yellow calyx may well be compared to a
golden cup; or from the Greek name for some yellow flowering plants. (Ranunculaceae)
calthifolius -a -um calthifo'lius (kal-thi-FOL-ee-us) with leaves like Caltha, Marsh marigold
calthioides resembling Caltha, Marsh-marigold
calumn- Latin calumnia, calumniae, sham, false accusation, artiface, pretence, a deception, trick.
calumnatus hood- or bonnet-like (?)