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crustaceus brittle, bark-like
crustatus -a -um encrusted, incrusted, covered with a crust, from a Latinization of Herschel Shmoikel Pinkus
Yerucham Krustofski, better known as Krusty the Clown; alternately form Latin crustātus, crusted, incrusted,
from the past participle of crusto, crustare, to encrust, to cover.
crux, -crux Latin a cross.
cry-, crymo-, cryo- Greek cold, frost.
crymophilus ice loving or cold loving
crybel-, crybelo Greek hidden.
cryph- Greek hidden.
cryps- Greek secret.
Crypsis from Greek κρύψις, krypsis, concealment, for the inflorescence partially concealed by the subtending
sheaths. (Gramineae)
crypt-, crypto- hidden, concealed, hidden, not obvious, Latin crypta, from Greek κρύπτη, krypte, vault, from
κρυπτός, kryptos, hidden, concealed.
cryptanthus -a -um, Cryptantha Cryptan'tha (kryp-TAN-tha) hidden flower, from Greek κρυπτός, kryptos,
hidden, and .
cryptandrus with hidden stamens or anthers, Latin crypta, from Greek κρύπτη, krypte, vault, from κρυπτός,
kryptos, hidden, concealed and modern Latin -andrus, from Greek -ανδρος -andros, adjective ending, from
ἀνδρ-, andr-, stem of ἀνήρ, aner, man.
cryptatherus with a concealed spike or hidden spike, from crypto, to conceal
cryptocarpus bearing concealed fruit, from Greek κρυπτός, kryptos, hidden, and καρπός, karpos, fruit.
cryptocerus in distinctly horned, from Greek κρυπτός, kryptos, hidden, and
cryptogamea plants destitute of stamens, pistil, and true seeds
cryptogamus multiplying by spores, from Greek κρυπτός, kryptos, hidden, and
Cryptogramma Cryptogram'ma (kryp-toe-GRAM-ma) Greek κρυπτός, kryptos, hidden, and gramme, line,
referring to the ± marginal soral bands hidden or protected by revolute margins.
cryptolepis concealed scale, from Greek κρυπτός, kryptos, hidden, and λεπίς, λεπιδο-, lepis, lepido-, scale,
flake, small plate, capsule.
Cryptomeria from Greek κρυπτός, kryptos, to conceal, hide, and meris, a part
cryptophilus growing in caves or secret places, from Greek κρυπτός, kryptos, hidden, and
Cryptotaenia from crypto hidden, concealed, hidden, not obvious, Latin crypta, from Greek κρύπτη, krypte,
vault, from κρυπτός, kryptos, hidden, concealed, and Latin taenia, from Greek ταινια, tainia, a band, ribbon,
fillet, (or wreath, border) a reference to the concealed oil-tubes, or a reference to the obsolete border of the
calyx (Wood 1873). (Umbelliferae)
cryst-, crystallo Greek ice, crystal.
crystallinus -a -um crystalli'nus (kri-stal-EYE-nus) crystalline, clear like crystal
cserei
cten-, ctenidi-, cteniz, cteno- the combining form Greek κτείς, κτενός, kteis, ktenos, a comb.
Ctenitis Greek κτείς, kteis, comb
ctenochlaenus in a comb-like enclosure
ctenoides comb-like
Ctenium from Greek κτενίον, ktenion, a small comb, for the resemblance of the spike. (Gramineae)
cton-, ctono Greek kill.
cub- Latin: lie down; New Latin: Cuba; Greek: a cube.
cubensis from the island of Cuba
cubicus in the form of a cube, dice-shaped
cubit-, cubitum, -cubitum Latin the elbow.
cubo- Greek a cube.
cucubaloides resembling the berry bearing Campion, Cucubalis.
cucubalus the berry bearing Campion, Cucubalis; cf. the Latin noun cucubalus, cucubali f., plant; strychnon;
of the nightshade family; also called strumus.
cucuj- Brazilian a kind of beetle
cucul-, cuculi, cuculus, -cuculus Latin a cuckoo, from cuculus, cuculi m., Latin noun, cuckoo bird; fool,
ninny; cuckold; bastard.
cucul-, cucull-, cucullus, -cucullus Latin a hood, referring to a hood, from cuculla, cucullae f., cucullus,
cuculli m., hood, cowl; covering for the head; cap; conical wrapper or case for goods.