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canthar-, canthari-, cantharo- Latin cantharis, Greek κανθαρίς, kantharis, blister-fly, a kind of blister beetle,
Cantharis spp., especially C. vescicatoria, the Spanish Fly.
canthar-, cantharos from Greek κανθαρος, kantharos, the dung beetle, Scarabaeus pilularius; a type of drinking
cup, a type of boat.
cantharophilae beetle-loving, plants fertilized by beetles
cantharis cantharidis f. Latin a blister beetle, especially the Spanish fly, C. vescicatoria.
cantharus, canthari m. Latin a tankard, a large drinking vessel with handles; the bowl or basin of a fountain;
a vessel of holy water; a pipe; a sea-fish, the black bream (Black Sea bream?). From Greek κάνθαρος.
cantheli-, canthelia, -canthelia Greek κανθηλια, kanthelia, panniers, any large baskets, a pack saddle.
cantherius, cantherii m. Latin a gelding, a nag, from Greek κανθηλιος, kanthelios, an ass, mule, gelding.
canthylo- from Greek κανθυλο, kanthylo, a swelling, tumor.
cantoniensis, cantonensis fron Guangzhou, or Canton (Canto), China
cantrabrigiensis from Cambridge, England
canum, -canum ca'num (KAY-num) Greek κανων, kanon, a straight rod, bar, a weaver’s rod.
canus ca'nus (KAY-nus) ash-colored, hoary, white or gray, as grey felt
canut Latin white, gray-haired
cap-, caper-, capre- Latin caper, capri, a he-goat, billy-goat, a goatish smell, the smell under the armpits.
cap- Latin caput, capitis, the head.
cap- Latin verb capio, capere, take, capture, tempt, choose, obtain, hold, grasp, undertake.
capa-, capac-, capaci Latin capax, capacis, broad, wide, roomy, able to hold much, amount contained.
caparosus woolly or hairy
capax, capacis (gen.), capacior -or -us, capacissimus -a -um Latin adjective large, spacious, roomy, big;
capable, fit, competent; has right to inherit.
cape Late Latin cappa, cappae, a cape, cloak, cossack, cope; also listed as a hood(?).
capell-, capella, -capella Latin capella, capellae, a she goat.
capella, capellae f. Latin noun, a chapel; choir; to sing a capella is to sing without instrumental
accompaniment; capellae magister is a choirmaster.
capella, capellae f. Latin noun, a she-goat; meteor type; star of the first magnitude in constellation Auriga,
heliacal rising in rainy season; dirty fellow, old goat; man with a goat-like beard; body odor.
capelo from Greek καπηλος, kapelos, a retail-dealer, huckster, tavern-keeper.
capensis -is -e capen'sis (ka-PEN-sis) of or referring to the Cape of Good Hope region (Table Mountain), in
southern Africa, often meaning South Africa in general, or another cape region
caper, -caper Latin caper, capri, a goat; the smell under the armpits.
caper-, capero Latin caperare, to be wrinkled.
caperat-, caperatus Latin wrinkled, curly or crested, from caperatus (caperratus) -a -um, wrinkled, furled
(sails).
caperro, caperrare, caperravi, caperratus Latin verb, be or become wrinkled; wrinkle; furl sails.
capet-, capeto, capetus, -capetus Greek καπετος, kapetos, a ditch, trench, hole, grave.
capill-, capilla Latin capillus, capilli, a hair; a hair of head; single hair; hair, fur, or wool of animals; a hairlike
fiber.
capill- referring to a hair, thread from Latin capillarius, capillare (erroneous reference)
capillaceus -a -um capilla'ceus (ka-pil-AY-see-us) hair-shaped, hair-like
capillaris -is -e fine as hair, hair-like, slender
capillatus -a -um hairy, covered with hair, pubescent, from Latin adjective capillatus -a -um, having long
hair, in reference to older generation, foreign peoples, boys; hairy; hair-like.
capilliformis hair-shaped, formed like a hair
capillipes having hairy stalks, hair-like foot or stalk, slender-footed
capillus-veneris capil'lus-ven'eris (ka-PIL-lus -- VEN-er-is) the plant Venus’-hair capillaris herba.
capio, capere, cepi, captus Latin verb take hold, seize; grasp; take bribe; arrest or capture; put on; occupy;
captivate.
capisterium, capisterii n. Latin noun, a vessel used for cleaning or separating seed-grain from the rest.
capistr-, capistrum, -capistrum Latin capistrum, capistri, a halter, headstall or harness, nosepiece, muzzle.
capit-, capiti, capito referring to the head, usually to the flower cluster, Latin caput, capitis the head
capit-, capiti-, capito- with a little head, from Latin capitulum, capituli.
capitalatus -a -um having little heads