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Chenopodiaceae Chenopodia'ceae (ken-o-pode-ee-AY-see-ee) plants of the Chenopodium, Goosefoot family,
from the genus name, Chenopodium, and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
chenopodioides resembling Chenopodium, Goosefoot
Chenopodium Chenopod'ium (ken-o-PODE-ee-um, probably more correct as kay-no-PO-dee-um) goose-foot,
from Greek χηνόπους, khenopous, and -ποδα, -poda, from χήν, khen, a goose, and ποδ-, πούς, ποδιον, pod-, pous,
podion, a small foot, a base or pedestal, for the shape of the leaves.
cheo Greek pour
chern-, cherne, -cherne Greek a day laborer
chernozem from Russian chernozëm black earth, from chërnȳĭ, black, and zemlyá earth, soil.
cherokeensis from Cherokee Tsárăgĭ.
chers-, cherso- Greek dry; dry land, from χέρσος, khersos, dry land.
chersonsese peninsula, from Greek χερσόνησος, khersonesos.
cheum-, cheuma, -cheuma Greek that which is poured
-chi(...) referring to snow
chias-, chiasm, chiast- Greek cross, mark cross, wise; diagonally arranged, Modern Latin from Greek
χίασµα, khaisma, arrangement of two lines (sticks, etc.) crossed like the letter χ (χῖ), decussation; χιάζειν,
khaixein, to mark with or like a chī (X, x)
chicor- French chicory
chil-, chilo, chilus, -chilus Greek a lip; fodder, from χεῖλος, kheilos, lip.
childii child'ii (CHILD-ee-eye)
childsii
chilensis -is -e chilen'sis (chil-EN-sis) from Chile
chili-, chilio Greek a thousand, from χίλιοι, khilioi, thouand.
chiloensis from Chiloé, an island off the west coast of Chile
Chilopsis Chilop'sis (chil-OP-sis) lip-like, like a lip, referring to the flaring, trumpet-shaped flowers, from and
ancient Greek ὄψις, opsis, appearance, sight, view.
-chilus -lipped
chima, -chima, chimato Greek winter, frost, from cheimon, χειµών, winter.
Chimaphila Chimaph'ila (ky-MAF-i-la) New Latin, from Greek cheimon, χειµών, winter and New Latin -phila;
akin to Greek cheimōn winter, Old Slavic zima, Sanskrit himā. (Pyrolaceae)
chimborazensis from Chimborazo mountain in Ecuador
chimer-, chimera Greek a goat; a monster
Chimonanthus from Greek χειµών, cheimon, winter, and anthos, flower
chinensis -is -e, sinensis, sinicus chinen'sis (chin-EN-sis) referring to China, of Chinese origin, see also sinensis
Chiococca snow berry
Chiogenes
chion-, -chion, chiono Greek snow, from χιών, chion, snow.
Chionanthus (kee-on-ANTH-us) snow-flower, with snow-white flowers, bearing flowers resembling
snowflakes, from the Greek χιών, chion, snow, and anthos, a flower, for the white flowers
chioneus, chionaeus snowy, as if snowed on
Chionodoxa glory of the snow, from Greek χιών, chion, snow, and δόξα, doxa, glory or repute.
chionophilus snow-loving, from Greek χιών, chion, snow, and .
chionophyllus with snow-white leaves, from Greek χιών, chion, snow, and .
chionosphaerus like snow flakes, from Greek χιών, chion, snow, and . (A questionable translation, this
would appear to mean snowball)
chir, -chir, chiro a hand, from Greek χειρο-, cheiro-, combining form of χείρ, cheir, hand.
chiriquensis from Chiriqui in Panama
chironom-, chironomus, -chironomus Greek one who moves the hands
chirophyllus hand-leaved
chit, chit-, chiton, -chiton of or referring to a covering, a cloak, from Greek a tunic or frock, from χιτών,
chiton.
chitoseyama Japanese cv. 1000-year-old-mountain
chitra Hindustani speckled; a deer
chius from the Isle of Chios (Khio, Skio, or Scio) in the Aegean Sea
chlaen-, chlaena, -chlaena Greek a cloak
chlaenopterus with cloak-like wings, or with covering wings