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cyatheiformis resembling Cup or Tree-fern, Cyathea
cyathiformis, cyathiforme cup-shaped, shaped like a drinking cup
cyathiphorum cup-bearing
cyathophorus bearing cup-like organs
cybe Greek the head of a mushroom.
cybern- Greek steer, guide.
cybister, -cybister Greek a diver.
cybo- Greek a cube.
cyca-, cycad Greek a kind of palm
Cycadaceae plants of the Sago Palm family, from the genus name, Cycas, and -aceae, the standardized Latin
suffix of plant family names.
cycadifolius with leaves (fronds) like the Sago-Palm
cycadinus resembling Cycas, Sago-Palm
Cycas
cycl-, cyclo-, cyclus, -cyclus Greek a circle, wheel, referring to a circle.
Cyclachaena from Greek cyclo-, circular, and Latin achenium, achene; allusion uncertain, perhaps to the ring
of cypselae in each fruiting head
Cycladenia Cycladen'ia (sik-la-DEEN-ee-a)
Cyclamen from Greek kyklos, a circle
cyclamineus cyclamen-like
Cyclanthaceae plants of the Climbing Cucumber family, from the genus name, Cyclanthera, and -aceae, the
standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
Cyclanthera circle of anthers
cyclocarpus fruit rolled up circularly, bearing circular fruit, from and Greek καρπός, karpos, fruit.
cyclodontis with round teeth
cycloglossus -a -um with tongues arranged in circles, from , and γλωσσος, glôssos, tongue.
Cycloloma Greek cyclos, ring, circle, and loma, border
cyclophyllus with leaves in a circle, with round leaves
cyclops cyclopean, gigantic; circular, one-eyed
Cyclopogon Greek cyclo, circular, and from ancient Greek pōgōn, πώγων, beard, possibly in reference to
pubescent bases of sepals of the type species
cyclopterus with circular wings
cyclosorus -a -um cyclosor'us (sik-lo-SOR-us)
cycn-, cycno, cygn-, cyn- referring to a swan from Latin cycnēus, cygnēus, from cycnus, cygnus, a swan,
from Greek, κύκνειος, kykneios, a swan.
cydn-, cydno- Greek splendid, noble, famous.
cydon- cydoni- Greek the quince.
Cydonia named for the town of Cydonia, Crete, where the quince originated. (Rosaceae)
cydoniifolius with leaves like Cydonia, Quince
cydonioides resembling Quince
cyem- cyema-, cyemato-, cyemi- Greek an embryo.
cyesi-, cyeso-, cyesis, -cyesis Greek pregnancy.
cygn-, cygnus, -cygnus a swan from Latin cycnus, cygnus, a swan, from Greek, κύκνειος, kykneios, a swan,
cygneus from the Swan River in Australia; referring to a swan from Latin cycnēus, cygnēus, from cycnus,
cygnus, a swan, from Greek, κύκνειος, kykneios, a swan.
cygniformis with the form of a swan
cygnorum swan-like, from Cygnus, a swan
cyl- referring to a cylinder
cylichn-, cylichna, -cylincha Greek a small cup.
cylind-, cylindro- modern Latin cylindric-, from Greek a roll, cylinder, from κυλινδρικός, kylindrokos, from
κύλινδρος, kylindros, cylinder.
cylindraceus -a -um cylindra'ceus (sil-in-DRAY-see-us) cylindric, of cylindrical form
cylindricus -a -um cylin'dricus (sil-IN-dri-kus) cylindrical (of stalks), modern Latin cylindric-, from Greek a roll,
cylinder, from κυλινδρικός, kylindrokos, from κύλινδρος, kylindros, cylinder.
cylindriatus, cylindriata