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GLOSSARY. 



[bul. — cix. 



Bulbosus, a, um — Bulbous. 

 Bulbus — A bulb. 

 Bulimiformis, e — Like Bulimus. 

 Bulla — A round object, bubble. 

 Bullatus, a, um— Studded with knobs. 

 Bulloides — Like a bubble. 

 Bullulatus, a, um— Little vesicled. 

 Bursa — A purse. 

 Bursiformis, e — Purse-shaped. 



Cadens — Falling, terminating. 



Caduceus — The herald's staff. 



Csecigenus, a, um — Born blind. 



Caelamen — A bass relief. 



Cselator — A carver. 



Ca'latus, a, um — Engraved, carved. 



Csespitosus, a, um — Turf-like. 



Calamitoideus, a, um — Like a Calamite. 



Calamus — A reed. 



Calantica — A covering for the head. 



Calathus — A wicker basket. 



Calcaratus, a, um— Spurred, spur-shaped. 



Calcariformis, e — Like a spur. 



Calceolus — A small, shoe. 



Caleiferus, a, um — Calciferous. 



Calculus— A small stone. 



Caliculus — A small cup. 



Calix — A. cup. 



Callicephalus, a, um — Having a beautiful 

 head. 



Calliteles— A beautiful tail. 



Callosus, a, um — Thick-skinned, callous. 



Calycinus — A little calyx. 



Calycularis, e— Like a little cup or flower- 

 bud. 



Calyculoides— Like a little cup. 



Calyculus — A flower-cup. 



Calymenoides— Like Calymene. 



Calyx — The cup of a flower. 



Camera tus, a, um — Arched. 



Cameriferus, a, um— Chambered. 



Cammarus — A lobster. 



Campaniformis, e— Bell-formed. 



Campanulatus, a, um — Bell-shaped. 



Camurus, a, um — An arch, turned inward. 



Canaliculars, a, um — Channeled, canalic- 

 ulated. 



Canalis — A channel or groove. 



Cancellatus, a, um — Cross-barred, cancel- 

 lated. 



Cancellosus, a, um — Finely cancellated or 

 latticed. 



Canna — A reed. 



Canneus, a, um — Made of reeds. 



Canniformis — Like Canna. 



Cannaliratus, a, um — Reed-furrowed. 



Cannula — A small reed. 



Capax — Large, spacious. 



Capillaceus, a, um — Similar to hair, stringy. 



Capillaris, e — Of or pertaining to the hair 



Capillatus, a, um— Having hair. 



Capillosus, a, um — Very hairy. 



Capitalis, e — Relating to the head. 



Capitatus, a, um — Having a head. 



Capitellum — A small head. 



Capitolinus, a, um — Pertaining to the cip- 

 itol, a tower. 



Caponiformis, e — Capon-formed. 



Capreolus— Props, stays. 



Capularis, e — Pertaining to a coffin. 

 Capuloides — Like a capulus. 

 Capnlus — A coffin or a handle. 

 Caput-serpen tis — Serpen t-head . 

 Caput-testitudinis— Turtle-head. 

 Carabus — A small wicker boat. 

 Carbonarius, a, um — Of or relating to coal. 

 Carcharidens — Dog-fish tooth. 

 Cardiiformis, e — Like a cardium. 

 Cardinalis, e— Of or pertaining to a door- 

 hinge, or principal. 

 Crfrdinatus, a, um — Jointed, fitted to, 



hinged. 

 Cardineus, a, um — Of or pertaining to a 



door-hinge. 

 Carica— A kind of fig. 

 Carinatus, a, um — Keeled. 

 Cariniferus, a, um — Keel-bearing. 

 Carnosus, a, um— Fleshy. 

 Carus, a, um — Precious, valued. 

 Castanea — A chestnut. 

 Catactus, a, um — Frail, easily broken. 

 Catastomus, a, um — Gaping at the lower 



end. 

 Catenoides— Chain-like. 

 Catenulatus, a, um — A little chain. 

 Catilliformis, e — Dish-shaped. 

 Catilloides —Dish-like. 

 Catillus — A small dish. 

 Catinus — A bowl. 

 Caudagalli — Tail of a cock. 

 Caudatus, a, um — Having a tail. 

 Cauliculus — Small stalk or stem of a plant. 

 Cavernosus, a, um — Full of hollows. 

 Cavifolius, a, um — Hollow-leaved. 

 Cavumbilicatus, a, um — Having a hollow 



umbilicus. 

 Cavumbona — Hollow umbo. 

 Cavus, a, um — Hollow, concave. 

 Celator — A concealer, hider. 

 Celebrus, a, um — Abundant. 

 Celer— Swift, fleet. 

 Cellulosus, a, um — Full of cells. 

 Celsipora — High pore. 

 Cel.->us, a, um — High. 

 Centennialis, e— The 100th year. 

 Centralis, e — In the middle, central. 

 Centratus, a, um — Central. 

 Centrilineatus, a, um — Central-lined. 

 Centronatu*, a, um— Having knots or 



points. 

 Centrosus, a, um — In the central point. 

 Cerasiformis, e — Like a dried cherry. 

 Cerit hioides — Like Cerithium. 

 Cervicornis, e — Deer-horned. 

 Cervinus, a, um — Pertaining to a deer. 

 Cessator — An idler, loiterer. 

 Cetratus, a, um— Shield-bearing. 

 Chserophylloides— Like Chserophyllum. 

 Chniformis, e— Hand-shaped. 

 Cliiromorphus, a, um — Hand-formed. 

 Chromaticus, a, um — Chromatic, colored. 

 Chrysalis — Chrysalis. 

 Cicatricosus, a, um — Full of scars. 

 Ciceronius — Having warts. 

 Ciliatus, a, um— Haired on the margin, 



fringed. 

 Ctnctosus, a, um— Full of bands, girded. 

 Cinctulus — A small girt. 



