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cop-, copo Greek pain, suffering
copal Mexican blunt
copalinus yielding Copal gum
copallina gummy, resinous, New Latin? from Sp. copal (F. copal, copale), ad. Mexican copalli incense
(Molina (1571), a fragrant translucent white resin which distils from a tree, thence called copalquahuitl, and by
extension any similar resin
coph-, copho Greek deaf; dumb; blunt
copholepis with hard scales, from and Greek λεπίς, λεπιδο-, lepis, lepido-, scale.
copi Greek an oar, handle
copid Greek a cleaver
copios Latin abundant
copo Greek pain, suffering
copr-, copro-, coprus, -coprus Greek κοπρος, dung, excrement
Coprinus of dung, from Greek κοπρος. Coprinus comatus is the coprophilous shaggy-cap fungus.
coprophilus dung-loving, coprophilous, from κοπρος, copros, dung, and φιλος, philos.
Coprosma dung-smelling, with the odor of feces, from κοπρος, copros, feces and οσµα, osma, odor, for the
odor of the bruised leaves.
copt-, copto Greek cut; strike
copticus from ancient Coptos, in Egypt, now Kuft
Coptis New Latin, irregular from Greek koptein, to cut off, from κόπτω, kopto, to cut; fererring to the divided
leaves, similar to a capon having something cut off. (Ranunculaceae)
coptonogonus intermittently serrated or toothed
copul-, copula-, -copula Latin a link, bond
copulatus connected, united, coupled
coquimbanus from Coquimbo in Chile
cora-, corac, coraco-, corax, -corax Greek a crow, raven.
coracanus -a -um in the form of a raven’s beak; from Cape Koraka in Asia Minor
coracinus -a -um, corvinus crow black, black as a raven, shiny black
coraeensis from Korea
coral- coral, red
corall-, coralli-, corallium Greek coral.
coralliflorus coral-flowered
corallinus coral-like, coral-red, coral-colored
coralloides like coral, resembling coral (said of roots)
Corallorhiza, corallorrhizus -a -um Corallorhi'za (kor-al-oh-RIE-za) with roots like coral, New Latin, from Latin
corallum, corallium, from Greek korallion, coral and ῥίζα, rhiza, root, referring to the coral-like appearance of the
root.
coranicus concerning the Koran
corb-, corbi-, corbis, -corbis Latin a basket.
corcovadensis from the Gulf of Corcovado, the west coast of South America
corchor-, corchorus, -corchorus Greek chickweed.
Corchorus (Tiliaceae)
corcyraeus, corcyrensis from Corfu, the largest of the Ionian islands in the Mediterranean
cord-, cordi- Latin the heart, referring to a heart
cordatus -a -um corda'tus (kor-DAY-tus, or kor-DAH-tus) heart-shaped, as with leaves having the stalk at the
notched end
cordifolius -a -um cordifo'lius (kor-di-FO-lee-us) from Latin with the heart-shaped leaf.
cordiformis (kor-di-FORM-is) cordiformis, heart-shaped, with the form of a heart, as with leaves having the
stalk at the notched end, or a heart-shaped nut.
cordigerus bearing heart-shaped organs
cordillerarum from the Cordillera, the Spanish name for the Andes Mountain chain in Peru, Ecuador,and
Bolivia
cordofanus from Kordofan (Kurdufan, Sudan) in Africa, formerly a province of the Egyptian Soudan
(Sudan)
cordovensis from Cordova, a Spanish province
cordul-, cordule, corduli Greek a club; a swelling.