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capitan- Latin capitaneus -a -um, large, from capitaneus -a -um, Latin adjective, large, chief in size; capital
in reference to letters.
capitatus -a -um capita'tus (kap-i-TAY-tus, or kap-i-TAH-tus) capitate, headed, in a dense head, with a head,
with a solid head or tip, head-shaped, as a head of a composite bloom, from Latin caput, capitis, noun, a head, and
–atus, adjectival suffix, possessive of or likeness of something, or with, shaped, made.
capitellatus capitella'tus (kap-it-el-AY-tus) having little heads, with a small head
capitellus little head
capitulatus like a head
capn-, capno, capnus, -capnus Greek καππνός, kapnos, smoke
capnodes, capnoides smoke colored
cappadocicus -a -um, cappadocius -a -um referring to Cappadocia, ancient district of eastern Asia Minor
chiefly in valley of the upper Kizil Irmak in modern Turkey, capital Caesarea Mazaca.
Capparaceae Cappara'ceae (kap-ar-AY-see-ee) the caper faily, from the genus name, Capparis, and -aceae, the
standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
cappari, capparis, -capparis Greek a kind of plant
capparis caper-bush, caper, the buds of Capparis spinosa (L.).
Capparidaceae plants of the Caper-shrub family, from the genus name, Capparis, and -aceae, the standardized
Latin suffix of plant family names.
capo- from Greek καπη, kapê, crib, manger.
capr- Latin capra, caprae, a she-goat.
capr-, capre, capri Latin a goat; the smell under the armpits
capra, caprae f. a nanny goat, referring to a she goat, relating to goats, from Latin capra, caprae f. a roedeer,
a wild she-goat.
capreol-, capreolus, -capreolus Latin capreolus, a support, a prop; a tendril.
capreolus, capreoli m. Latin noun, a young roe-deer; wild goat or chamois; rafter, support; vine tendril;
weeding fork.
capreolatus with tendrils or supports, winding, twining, twisting
capricornis goat's horn, with horns like a goat; Tropic of Capricorn
caprific-, caprificus, -caprificus Latin caprificus, the wild fig and its fruit.
caprificus, caprifici (us) f. Latin noun, the wild fig tree; fruit of wild fig tree, wild fig.
Caprifoliaceae Caprifolia'ceae (kap-ri-fole-ee-AY-see-ee) plants of the Honeysuckle family, Caprifolium, from
the genus name, Caprifolium, and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
caprifoliaceus resembling honeysuckle, Caprifolium
Caprifolium, caprifolius -a -um goat-leaf, with goatlike leaves, from caprae-folium, an old generic name.
caprinus -a -um goat-like, of or pertaining to goats, from Latin caprinus -a -um, of goats.
capriolique vitium vine-tendril.
capro- Greek καπρος, kapros, wild boar.
caps-, capsa, -capsa Latin capsa, capsae, a box, chest.
caps, capsi- Greek καψις, kapsis, eat quickly, gulping, gulping down.
Capsella Capsel'la (kap-SEL-la) New Latin, from Latin capsa box, case, chest and New Latin –ella, a diminutive
suffix meaning small; from capere to take, to hold, both in reference to the fruit. (Cruciferae)
capsella, capsellae f. Latin a small box or casket; coffer.
capsicastrum resembling an inferior sort of Capsicum, Cayenne Pepper
capsicinus bright red like Capsicum, a pepper
capsicoides resembling Capsicum, Cayenne Pepper
capsicum, capsici n. Latin noun, paprika, pepper.
Capsicum “modern Latin (Tournefort) of uncertain composition. Linnæus explained it from Greek κάπτειν,
kapein, ‘to bite’ (rather ‘to gulp down’); but it is generally referred to Latin capsa case, as if named from the
pods. In either case the formation is etymologically irregular.” (OED)
capsul-, capsula, -capsula Latin capsula, capsulae, a little box, case, or capsule, from capsa, box,
repository, and -ula little, diminutive suffix.
capsula, capsulae f. Latin a small box for books; chest, casket.
capsularis having capsules, like a capsule, bearing seed in capsules
capt-, capto- Greek καπτος, kaptos, strenght, vigour, courage.
capt- Greek καπτω, kapto, gulp down greedily, eat quickly.
capt- Latin captare, to seize, catch at, lay hold of, hunt, conduct.