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Chrysanthemoides chrysanthemum-like, from the genus name Chrysanthemum and Latin -oides, resembling
Chrysanthemum Chrysanth'emum (kris-AN-the-mum) golden-flower, Latin, from Greek chrysanthemon, from
χρυσός, khrysos, gold, and ἀνθεµον, n. anthemon, flower; akin to Greek anthos flower. Date 1548. (Compositae)
chrysanthicum golden-spined, from Greek χρυσὸς, khrysos, gold, and .
chyrsanthus -a -um chrysan'thus (kris-AN-thus) golden-flowered, with golden or yellow flowers, from Greek
χρυσὸς, khrysos, gold, .
chrysantherus with a golden spike or ear (as in ear of grain)
chrysenterus having yellow flesh
chryseus, chrysëus golden, golden-yellow
Chrysobalanus from Greek χρυσὸς, khrysos, gold, and βάλανος, balanos, acorn. in reference to the yellor
fruit. (Rosaceae)
chrysobotryus, chrysobotrys with a yellow raceme, from Greek χρυσὸς, khrysos, gold, and .
chrysocarpus golden-fruited, bearing yellow fruit, from Greek χρυσὸς, khrysos, gold, and karpos, fruit
chrysocomus with golden hairs, with a tuft of golden hair, from Greek χρυσὸς, khrysos, gold, and .
Chrysogonum golden angle (star), from Greek χρυσὸς, khrysos, gold, and gonos, seed, apparently alluding
to the bright yellow, hemispheric capitula or to the fertile cypselae from the cypsela-complexes of the ray
florets. Alternately, from Greek χρυσὸς, khrysos, gold, and γόνυ, gony, knee, for the golden flowers at the
joints. (Compositae)
chrysographes marked with gold, from Greek χρυσὸς, khrysos, gold, and .
chrysolectus with yellow ends, finishing yellow, from Greek χρυσὸς, khrysos, gold, .
chrysolepis -is -e Chryso'lepis (kry-SOL-e-pis) golden-scaled, from Greek χρυσὸς, khrysos, gold, and Greek
λεπίς, λεπιδο-, lepis, lepido-, scale, referring to yellow glands on various organs of the plant.
chrysoleucus gold and white, yellowish-white, from Greek χρυσὸς, khrysos, gold, and .
chrysolobos golden-lobed, from Greek χρυσὸς, khrysos, gold, and .
Chrysoma from Greek χρυσὸς, khrysos, gold, and -ome, having the condition of; referring to predominantly
yellow-gold heads and corymbs
chrysomallus golden-haired from Greek chrysos, gold, and Latin mallus, malli, mallum, a lock of wool, from
Greek mallos, a lock of wool, wool
Chrysomēliá Greek Χρυσοµηλιά, meaning golden apple, the orange.
chrysophyllus golden-leaved, with golden leaves
Chrysopsis New Latin, from Greek χρυσός, khryos, gold and ancient Greek ὄψις, opsis, appearance, sight,
view, referring to the yellow corollas. (Compositae)
chrysopterus with golden wings
chrysorrhacis with golden ribs or nerves
Chrysosplenium from Greek χρυσός, khryos, gold, and σπλὴν, splen, the spleen, in reference to its medicinal
properties. (Saxifragaceae)
chrysostachys, chrysostachyus in one source listed as “with golden spots”(?), but correctly with golden
spikes
chrysostictus with golden spots
chrysostomus with a golden throat
Chrysothamnus Chrysotham'nus (kry-so-THAM-nus) Greek chryseos, golden, and thamnos, bush.
chrysotomus golden-mouthed
chrysotoxum golden-arched, according to some. Ironic a Latin term loosely translated to MacDonald’s
restaurant contains the suffix “toxum”, although toxeuma is a root word for arrow, not arch.
chrysotrichomus, chrysotrichus with golden hair
chthon-, -chthon, chthono, chthonos chthonic, dwelling in or beneath the surface of the earth, from Greek,
χθονος, χθόνιος, of, in or beneath the earth, ground, from χθών, χθονός, earth. One of four words in English
starting with chth.
chy-, chyl-, chylo, chym, chymo Greek juice; flavor; chyle, from Latin chȳlus, from Greek χῡλός, juice (of
plants, animals, decoctions), chyle, ; a Greek-Latin form chylus, chilus.
Chylismia Chylis'mia (chy-LIS-mee-a)
Chylismiella Chylismiel'la (chy-lis-mee-EL-la)
chyt-, chytlo, chyto Greek fluid; shed
chytr-, chyrta, -chytra, chytro Greek an earthen pot
chytradenius having grooved veins or nerves(?)
chytraphorus having the form of a vase or urn