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cuneatus -a -um cunea'tus (kew-nee-AY-tus) cuneate, wedge shaped, pointed from Latin cuneatus, adjective,
pointed, wedge shaped.
cuneifolius -a -um, cunëifolius cuneifo'lius (kew-nee-i-FO-lee-us) wedge-leaved, with wedge-shaped leaves
cuneiformis, cunëiformis cuneate, wedge-formed
cunicul-, cuniculus, -cuniculus Latin a rabbit; a burrow, an underground passage.
cuniculatus with a hollow spur like the peduncle of Tropaeolum
Cuniculotinus from Latin cuniculus, rabbit, and tinus, shrub, rabbit brush, a commonly used name for species
of Chrysothamnus in the broad sense
cunil-, cunila -ae f. Latin a kind of plant, a name used for Satureja and Origanum species, from κονίλη.
cunilago a kind of cunila, a name used for Satureja montana.
cunn-, cunnus, -cunnus Latin the vulva, from cunnus, female pudenda.
Cunoniaceae plants of the Red Alder family, from the genus name, Cunonia, and -aceae, the standardized Latin
suffix of plant family names.
cup-, cupa, -cupa Latin a tub.
cupianus named for Francesco Cupani (1657-1711), Italian monk
cupedi Latin dainty, from cupedia, cupediae f., noun, gourmandism, a fondness for dainties ; daintiness,
delicacies (pl.).
Cuphea New Latin, irregular from Greek κυφός, kyphos curved or gibbous, hump; from the protuberance on
the calyx tube, or in reference to the capsule; akin to Old English hūfe hood, Greek kyptein to bend forward,
stoop, Sanskrit kakubha high, eminent. (Lythraceae)
cupid- Latin desire; eager.
cupr-, cupri-, cupro-, cuprum, -cuprum Latin copper.
cupr- referring to a copper color
cuprarius cupreus, copper colored
cupreatus coppery, or copper color
cupress- referring to a cypress
Cupressaceae Cupressa'ceae (koo-press-AY-see-ee), from the genus name, Cupressus, and -aceae, the
standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
cupressiformis -is -e cypress-form, resembling Cupressus
cupressinus cypress-like, resembling Cupressus
cupressoides cypress-like, like Cupressus, cypress
Cupressus Cupres'sus (koo-PRES-us) Latin name of Cupressus sempervirens
cupreus coppery, from Late Latin cupreus, from cuprum copper, cupreous, containing or resembling copper
cupul-, cupula, -cupula Latin a cup, cask.
cupularis bowl-shaped, as the cup of the acorn
cupulatus -a -um cupula'tus (kup-yoo-LAY-tus) having small cups
cupuliformis bowl, basin, or lid shaped
currassavicus -a -um curassavi'cus (ku-ra-SAH-vi-kus, or koor-ass-a-VI-kus) of or from Curaçao, in the West
Indies in the Caribbean.
curcu Arabic orange-colored, possibly from Arabic, kurkum, saffron, turmeric
curculio, -curculio, curculion Latin a weevil
curculigoides resembling Curculigo, Weevil-plant
Curcuma the name of a genus of Zingiberaceae in some East Indian language; alternately from medieval or
modern Latin, from Arabic, kurkum, saffron, turmeric
curr-, curren Latin run; running.
curriculum vitae a resume, literally the course of your life.
curso-, cursor Latin run; a runner.
curt-, curti Latin short.
curt-, curto Greek curved.
curtatus shortened
curtipendulus -a -um hanging down somewhat, or short-hanging, from Latin curti-, short, and pendulus,
hanging. The seeds are borne in two rows on one side of the seed stalk, hence sideoats.
curtipes cur'tipes (KUR-ti-pees) with shortened feet or stalks, from Latin curti- short, and -pes, referring to a foot
or stalk
curtulus somewhat short
curtus -a -um cur'tus (KUR-tus) shortened