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cochliodes, cochlioides resembling Cochlioda, κοχλιας-ωδης, kochlias-odes.
Cochliostema spiral stamens
Cockburnianus named for the Cockburn family, who lived in China
cociferus bearing cocos.
coco- referring to a monkey from Portuguese
cocoides coconut-like, Cocos-like, from Cocos-oides.
cocoinus -a -um from the Cocos islands, resembling a coconut in smell or color.
Cocos from the Portuguese, coco, for bogeyman, for the facial features of the end of the coconut’s shell; or
derivation of name uncertain.
Cocos nucifera the coconut palm, whose nut (fruit) with its three eyes looks like a monkey's face
cod-, coda, -coda Latin the tail
cod-, codex, -codex, codic Latin writing, a manuscript
codex a manuscript, originally from caudex, tree trunk, later a book of wooden tablets with words inscribed
into a block of inlaid wax.
codia Greek the head
Codiaeum from a Malayan vernacular name, kodiho or codebo.
codiophyllus with leaves covered with wooly pubescence, possibly from the diminutive of Italian coda, from
Latin cauda, tail, history obscure (OED).
-codium -fleeced, from κωδιον, κωας, kodion, koas, -headed, from κωδειον, kodeion, poppy-headed, from
κοδεια, kodeia.
codon, -codon Greek -mouth, -bell, referring to a bell, from κωδων, kodon.
Codonanthe (Codonanthe) bell-flower, from κωδων-ανθος, kodon-anthos (Gesneriaceae).
Codonanthus, codonanthus -s -um bell-flower, κωδων-ανθος, kodon-anthos (= Calycobolos,
Convolvulaceae)
Codonatanthus the composite name for hybrids between Codonanthe and Nematanthus.
Codonoprasum bell-shaped leek, from κωδωνος-πρασον, kodonos-prason.
codonopsifolius -a -um having leaves resembling those of Codonopsis.
Codonopsis bell-like, from κωδων-οψσις, (?) kodon-,bell, and ancient Greek ὄψις, opsis, appearance, sight,
view, for the flower shape.
Codriophorus from distorted Greek κωδων, kodon, bell, and phoras, bearing, referring to capsules with bellshaped
calyptrae
coec Latin blind; also a name used by Pliny for a kind of date, the doum palm
coel-, coeli, coelo Greek hollow
Coelachyrum hollow-chaff, from κοιλο-αχυρον, koilo-achyron, for the hollow shape of the grain.
coeles-, coelest Latin the sky, heavens
coelia, -coelia Greek the abdominal cavity
coelo Greek hollow
coelebo- unmarried, from κοιλεβς, koilebs, for the pistillate flower.
coelestinus -a -um koy-les-TEEN-us celestial, sky-blue, from Latin coelestis, from caelestis, belonging to
heaven, heavenly, celestial, belonging to the gods, and -inus, belonging to or resembling, sky blue for the
flowers; or from caeulm, caeli; coelum, coeli.
coelestis is -e, coelestus -a -um sky-blue, heavenly, from caeulm, caeli; coelum, coeli.
coeli- sky-blue, heavenly, from caeulm, caeli; coelum, coeli.
coelicus -a -um heavenly, somewhat blue, from coelum.
coeli-rosa rose of heaven, from coeli-rosa.
coelo- hollow, from κοιλος, κοιλο-, koilos, koilo-.
Coleocaryon hollow nut, from Greek κοιλο-καρυον, koilo-karyon, for the cavity in the seed.
Coeloglossum hollow tongue, from Greek κοιλο-, κοιλος, koilo-, koilos, hollow, and γλωσσα, glossa, tongue.
Coelogyne hollow female-part, hollow woman, from Greek κοιλος-γυνη, for the hollow style of the pistil.
Coelonema hollow threads, from Greek κοιλος-νηµα, koilos-nema.
coemema Greek sleep
coen-, coeno Greek: common; Latin: dirt
coereb Brazilian a kind of bird
coerule Latin blue
coeruleus -a -um, caeruleus -a -um (kie-RU-lee-a) heavenly blue, from Latin coeruleus, coerule, from
caeruleus, dark-colored, dark blue, cerulean, azure, sea-colored, sea-green.