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GLOSSARY. 



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Cinctura — A girdle. 



Cinctus, a, utn — Banded, girded. 



Cinctutus, a, urn — Girded. 



Cingulatus, a, urn — Encircled with lines, 



girded. 

 Cingulosus, a, um — Covered with lines or 



zones. 

 Cingulum — A zone. 



Circinatus, a, um — Compassed, rounded. 

 Circinctus, a, um — Encompassed. 

 Circularis, e — Circular, round. 

 Circulus — A circle. 



Circumliratus, a, um — Circular-lined. 

 Cistella — A small box. 

 Cistula — A little chest or coffer. 

 Citus, a, um — Swift, speedy. 

 Clarus, a, um— Char, brilliant, distinct. 

 Clathratus, a, um — Cross-barred, latticed. 

 Clausus, a, um — Closed up. 

 Clava — A stick. 



Clavacoideus, a, um — Club-shaped. 

 Clavatulus — A little club. 

 Clavatus, a, um — Knotted, club-shaped. 

 Clavicula — A small twig. 

 Clavifrons — Having a club-like front. 

 Claviger — A club-bearer. 

 Clavigerus, a, um — Club-bearing. 

 Clavis — A bar. 



Clavulus — A little club, a small swelling. 

 Clavus — A nail, spike. 

 Clinatus, a, um — Inclined, bent. 

 Clinocameratus, a, um — Curve-chambered. 

 Clipeatum — Furnished with a shield. 

 Clipeiformis, e — Shield-like. 

 Clivosus, a, um — Full of hills. 

 Clivulatus, a, um — Having little hills. 

 Clivulus— A little hill. 

 Clymenioides — Like Clymenia. 

 Clypeatus, a, um — Armed wfth a shield. 

 Clytis — Celebrated. 

 Coalescens — Growing together. 

 Coalitus, a, um — Grown together. 

 Coaptus, a, um— Closely joined. 

 Coarctatus, a. um — Compressed, joined. 

 Cochlearis, e — In the form of a snail shell. 

 Cochleatus, a, um — Spiral. 

 Cochleola — A small snail. 

 Cognatus, a, um — Near to, cogna'e. 

 Coheerens — Adhering together. 

 Collatus, a, um— Joined together, collected. 

 Collectus, a, um — Collected. 

 Colliculus— A little hill. 

 Colligatus, a, um — Bound together, fastened. 

 Collinus, a, um— Hilly. 

 Colon — The great intestine. 

 Colubrellus — A little snake. 

 Colubrinus, a, um — Like a snake. 

 Coluhrosus, a, um — Winding. 

 Columella — A small column. 

 Columellas, a, um — Pillared. 

 Columnaris, e — Columnar. 

 Comes — A companion. 

 Comis, e — Friendly, nice, delicate. 

 Communis, e — Common. 

 Commutatus, a, um — Changed, altered. 

 Comosus, a, um — Hairy. 

 Compactilis, e — Pressed together. 

 Compactus, a, um — Compact. 

 Compertus, a, um — Discovered, ascertained. 



Complanatus, a, um — Levehd, smoothed. 



Complexatus, a, um — Encircled. 



Complexus, a, um — Surrounded, encircled. 



Compressus, a, um — Compressed. 



Comptus, a, um — Ornamented, elegant. 



Conatus — An effort. 



Concavus, a, um — Concave. 



Concentricus, a, um — Concentric. 



Concinnulus, a, um — Small and beautiful. 



Concinnus, a, um — Beautiful, neat. 



Conditus, a, um — Joined. 



Confectus, a, um — Completed. 



Confertus, a, um — Pressed close together. 



Confervoides — Like Conferva. 



Confirmatus, a, um — Made firm, establishe 1. 



Conflexus — a, um — Bent. 



Confluens — Running together, blended. 



Conformalis, e — Similar. 



Confragosus, a, um — Rough, uneven. 



Confragus, a, um — Rough. 



Confusus, a, um — Mixed together, confused. 



Congener, eris — Congeneiic. 



Congestus, a, um — Accumulated, heaped. 



Conglobatus, a, um — Gathered in a round 

 mass. 



Conglomeratus, a, um — Gathered together. 



Congregatus, a, um — Assembled together. 



Congregalis, e — Uniting together. 



Congruens — Corresponding, coinciding, run- 

 ing together. 



Coniculus — A little cone. 



Cohicus, a, um — Conical, cone-shaped. 



Conifollis — An inflated cone. 



Conifer, era, erum — Bearing con»ical fruit. 



Coniformis, e — Cone-shaped. • 



Conifrons — Having a conical front. 



Coniger, era, erum — Bearing fruit of a con- 

 ical form. 



Conjugans — Joined, united. 



Conjunctivus, a, um — Connecting. 



Connatus, a, um — Connate, united, 



Connivens — Dissembling, closing. 



Conoideus, a, um — Somewhat conical. 



Consimilis, e — Wholly similar. 



Consobrinus — A cousin, relative, remotely 

 allied. 



Consolidatus, a, um — Consolidated. 



Consolidus, a, um — Very firm. 



Consors — Living in common. 



Conspicuus, a, um — Visible, conspicuous. 



Constans — Standing firm. 



Constellatus, a, um — Very starry. 



Constrictostriatus, a, um — Constricted and 

 striated. 



Constrictus, a, um — Constricted. 



Consuetus, a, um — Customary, related to. 



Contextus, a, um — Entwined. 



Continens — Holding together. 



Contractus, a, um — Contracted. 



Contritus, a, um — Worn out. 



Conulatus, a, um — Having little cones. 



Conulus — A little cone. 



Conus — A cone. 



Convergens — Converging. 



Convexus, a, um — Convex. 



Convolutus, a, um — Rolled up, spiral- 

 whorled. 



Convolvans — Rolled together. 



Coralliferus, a, um— Coral-bearing. 



