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crin-, crino, crinum, -crinum Greek a lily, from Latin crinon, crini, n., a variety of lily; separate.
crinalis New Latin ? hairy, (meaning the same as hirsute?)
crinalis -is -e Latin adjective, worn in the hair; covered with hair-like filaments; of/pertaining to hair.
crini-, crinis, -crinis Latin the hair.
crinibulbis, crinibulbon with onion shaped hair cushion
crinicaulis -is -e with a long-haired, mane-like stalk, from , and Latin noun caulis, caulis m., from the
Greek καυλος, kaulos, the stem or stalk of a plant; usual spelling was colis or coles, or kaulos, the shaft.
crininus -a -um Latin adjective, lily-, made of lilies.
crinio, crinire, -, crinitus Latin verb, deck, cover, or provide with hair.
crinipes with a hairy stem
crinit- Latin bearded.
crinitus -a -um provided with long haired, covered with long hair, mane-like, hairy, from Latin crinitus -a -
um, from crinis, crinis, m., hair and –itis, provided with, adjective (or past participle of crinio), with long hair,
for a hairy appearance; in Carex crinita for a hairy appearrance of the awned spreading scales.
crinis, crinis m. Latin noun, hair; lock of hair, tress, plait; plume of a helmet; tail of a comet.
crinon, crini n., crinum, crini n. Latin noun, variety of lily; a kind of ointment/unguent (plural).
crunulosus with a short mane
Crinum from Greek krinon, a lily
crio Greek a ram.
crisi-, crisis, -crisis Greek a judgment, a choosing.
crisp-, crispus -a um Latin curled.
crispatulus finely curled
crispatus, crispus crisped, curled, crinkled
crispatus curled or curling closely
crispiflorus having curled flowers
crispifolius with curled leaves
crispulus curly-haired
crispus -a -um cris'pus (KRIS-pus) curled closely, crested (said of fern fronds, etc.)
crissa-, crissal- modern Latin crissālis, pertaining to the crissum, the anal region of a bird under the tail, the
under tail coverts.
crisso, crissare, crissavi, crissatus Latin verb, move the haunches as in copulation (women) (rude).
crissum modern Latin, from crissāre ‘clunem movere’.
crist-, crista, -crista Latin a crest, referring to a crest.
crista a comb, a crest, a terminal tuft, as in crista-galli, Cockscomb
crista, cristae f. Latin noun, crest or comb of bird or beast; plume of a helmet; plant yellow-rattle; clitoris.
crista-galli literally, crest of a cock, or cock's comb, a cockerel’s comb
cristatellus -a -um with a small tuft, a small comb, or a small crest, from Latin cristatus -a -um, tufted,
crested, and –ellus -a -um, diminutive suffix.
cristatus -a -um crista'tus (kris-TAH-tus) crested, comb-like, from Latin adjective cristatus -a -um, tufted,
crested; having a comb or tuft on head; plumed; [cristatus ales => cock]. In Iris cristata, a reference to the crested
ridges along the central yellow or white purple striped band on the sepals.
cristatus, cristati m. Latin noun, one who wears a plumed helmet, alternately the head of the penis.
crith-, critha, -critha Greek barley, from κρῑθή, kritha, barley-corn, the smallest weight.
crithmifolius crithmum-leaved, with leaves like Crithmum, Peters-cress or Sea-fennel
crithmoides like Crithmum, rock samphire
crithoides barley-like
criti-, critic Greek chosen, select.
croaticus from Croatia
croc-, croce Greek a pebble; a thread.
croc-*, croc-, croco Greek the crocus; saffron, orange-colored, referring to the crocus (yellow).
crocatus saffron-like
Crocus from Greek krokos, saffron
crocus, -i m., also crocum, -i n. saffron, used in medicines, as a spice and in perfumes, from Celsus, Ovid.
crocatus -a -um croca'tus (kro-KAY-tus) saffron-yellow
crocid Greek the nap on cloth.
Crocidium Greek krokis, downy fibers of woolen cloth, and -idium, diminutive, for the to axillary tomentum