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catarius, cataria of cats (?)
catarractae of waterfalls
cataractarum waterfall
catasetum modern Latin, from Greek κατά, down, and Latin seta, bristle.
catast- Latin catasta, catastae, a scaffold.
catasta, catastae f. Latin, a platform where slaves were exhibited for sale; late Latin stage, scaffold; scaffold
for burning martyrs, heretics, criminals; stage for delivering lecture; from Greek κατάστασις, katastasis,
settling, putting down, fixed state.
catawbiensis of or from the Catawba River in North America
catax Latin catax, catacis, limping, lame.
catelliformis with the form of a chain, with the form of a puppy
catella, catellae f. Latin a puppy (female), young or little bitch; lap dog; little, light, or ornamental chain.
catellus, catelli m. Latin little, small, or young dog, a puppy; a term of endearment; little or light chain.
catellus, catelli, catellum a little dog, puppy, or a catellus -i m. a little chain
catelipho Greek κατηλιψ, κατηλιφος, katelips, kateliphos, ladder, staircase, roof beam, upper story.
caten-, catena, -catena, catenari Latin catena, catenae, a chain, fetter, restraint.
catena, catenae f. Latin a chain; series; fetter, bond, restraint; imprisonment, captivity; (chain mail).
catenatus like a chain
catenulatus chain-like
catepho- Greek κατηφης, katephes, downcast, mute, dejected.
catero- Greek κατηρης, furnished with. (suspiciously like English cater)
cathamintha agria calamintha orthographic error.
cathamma, -cathamma, cathammato Greek καθαµµα, kathamma, a knot.
cathar-, catharo- Greek καθαρος, katharos, clean, pure, spotless.
catharmato- Greek καθαρµα, katharma, refuse.
catharmos, catharmi m. Latin noun, purification rites (pl.); title of poem by Empedocles.
cathart-, catharti Greek καθαρτης, kathartes, cleansing, purifying.
catharticum, cathartici n. Latin noun, a cathartic, purgative; means for purifying; purification.
catharticus –a -um cathartic, purifying, purgative, of a purging effect.
cathayensis, cathayanus of Cathay, or Catai, Marco Polo’s name for northern China, of or from China
cathedr-, cathedra, -cathedra Greek καθεδρα, kathdra, a seat, chair, throne.
cathedra, cathedrae f. Latin noun, an armchair, easy chair (for women); cushioned seat or stool;
sedan; bishop's chair or throne/office; professor or teacher's chair or office, professorship.
catherinae of or from the island of St. Catherine in Brazil
cathep- Greek καθεψειν, kathepsein, to digest.
cathet-, catheto Greek καθετηρ, katheter, hanging down, perpendicular; anything let down into, inserted.
catheter, catheteris m. Latin catheter, instrument for drawing urine.
cathetos, cathetos, catheton; cathetus -a -um Latin adjective perpendicular.
cathism, cathismat-, cathismato- Greek καθισµα, kathisma, a seat, the part on which one sits, buttocks.
cathod- Greek καθοδος, kathodos, a going down, descent, way down.
catholic-, catholico Greek καθολικος, katholikos, universal, general.
catholicum, catholici n. Latin noun, a general principle; universal truth; the universe (plural); general
properties.
catill-, catillo Greek κατιλλω, katillo, roll up, fold up, poop up, force into a narrow space.
catillum, catilli n., catillus, catilli m. Latin a bowl, dish; ornament on sword sheath; upper millstone.
catilliformis shaped like a saucer
catillus of the form of a small basin or cup (?)
catin-, catinus, -catinus Latin catinus, catini, a deep bowl or dish.
catinum, catini n., catinus, catini m. Latin, a large bowl or plate; main chamber in forepump; smelting
crucible; hollow in rock.
cato- Greek κατω, kato, down, down from, downward; against.
catocanthus with stiff thorns
catocarpus bearing chain-like suspended fruit
Catonis admodum scitum est, qui mirare se aiebat quod non rideret haruspex haruspicem vidisset. What
astonishes me, is that when two diviners meet, they can keep from laughing at one another. (Cicero)
catophorus chain forming, hanging down like chains