The Names Of Plants.pdf
The Names Of Plants.pdf
The Names Of Plants.pdf
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Glossary<br />
crenatifolius -a -um, crenifolius -a -um having crenate-margined leaves, crenatusfolium<br />
(Fig. 4a)<br />
crenophilus -a -um spring-loving, krhnh-filew<br />
crenulatus -a -um having small rounded and flat teeth around the leaves, diminutive<br />
of crenatus<br />
Creolophus hairy-fleshed-one, kreaj-lofoj (the scaled surface texture)<br />
creophagus -a -um flesh-eating, kreaj-fagw<br />
crepidatus -a -um wearing sandals, sandal- or slipper-shaped, crepidatus<br />
crepidiformis -is -e slipper-shaped, crepida-forma<br />
crepidioides resembling Crepis, Crepis-oides<br />
Crepis a name, krhpij, used by <strong>The</strong>ophrastus (meaning not clear, krhpi, krhpidoj is<br />
a shoe or enclosing wall)<br />
crepitans creaking, rattling, present participle of crepo, crepare, crepui, crepitum (as<br />
the seeds in the pod of the sandbox tree, Hura crepitans)<br />
crepitatus -a -um clattering or creaking, crepitus<br />
Crescentia for Pietro de Crescenzi (1230–1321), of Bologna<br />
Cressa Cretan, cressa, cressae (Cressa cretica is not a tautonym!)<br />
cretaceus -a -um inhabiting chalky soils, of chalk, creta<br />
cretensis -is -e, creticus -a -um from Crete, Cretan (Creta)<br />
cretiferus -a -um bearing chalk, creta-fero (superficial deposit from chalk glands)<br />
cretus -a -um descended, born, cretus; appearing, thriving, increasing, cresco,<br />
crescere, crevi, cretum<br />
cribratus -a -um sieve-like, cribrum, cribri<br />
crinatus -a -um with a tuft of long, fine hairs, crinatus<br />
crini- hair-, crinis, crinis, crinicriniferus<br />
-a -um, criniger -era -erum carrying a tuft of fine hairs, crinis-fero,<br />
crinis-gero<br />
criniformis -is -e hair-like, much elongated, crini-forma<br />
Crinitaria Long-hair, crinitus (the inflorescence)<br />
crinitus -a -um with long soft hairs, crinitus<br />
Crinodendron Lily-tree, krinon, dendron (floral similarity)<br />
Crinum Lily, krinon<br />
crispatulus -a -um slightly waved, crispus<br />
crispatus -a -um undulate, closely waved, curled, crispus<br />
crispifolius -a -um with wavy-edged leaves, crispus-folium<br />
crispipilus -a -um curly-haired, crispi-pilus<br />
crispulus -a -um slightly waved, diminutive of crispus<br />
crispus -a -um curled, wrinkled, with a waved or curled margin, crispus<br />
crista-galli cock’s comb, (crista, cristae)-gallus (the crested bracts)<br />
cristatellus -a -um having a small crest, diminutive of cristatus<br />
cristatus -a -um tassel-like at the tips, crested, cristatus<br />
cristiflorus -a -um having crested flowers, crista-florum<br />
cristus -a -um plumed, crested, crista<br />
crithmifolius -a -um having leaves resembling those of Crithmum<br />
crithmoides resembling Crithmum, Crithmum-oides<br />
Crithmum Barley, kriqh (the Greek name, krhqmon, refers to the similarity of the<br />
fruits)<br />
croaticus -a -um from Croatia<br />
crobulus -a -um with a crest or tuft of hair, krwbuloj<br />
crocatus -a -um citron-yellow, saffron-like, krokoj (used in dyeing, or the orange<br />
exudate from Mycena crocata)<br />
croceiflorus -a -um Crocus-flowered, having saffron-yellow flowers, croceus-florum<br />
croceo-caeruleus -a -um yellow and bluish coloured, croceus-caeruleus<br />
croceocarpus -a -um having saffron-yellow fruits, croceus-carpus<br />
croceofolius -a -um (chrome-)yellow leaved, croceus-folium (fruiting body of<br />
Cortinarius croceofolius)<br />
croceus -a -um saffron-coloured, yellow, croceus<br />
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