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<strong>The</strong> <strong>Names</strong> of <strong>Plants</strong><br />

Cyanotis Blue-ear, kuano-wtoj (for the petals)<br />

cyanoxanthus -a -um blue to golden, kuano-canqoj (the variable colour of charcoal<br />

burner Rusula)<br />

cyanus azure, blue, kuaneoj (Meleager’s Latin name for Centaurea cyanus)<br />

Cyathea Little-cup, kuaqoj (the basin-like indusium around the sorus) (Cyatheaceae)<br />

cyatheoides resembling Cyathea, kuaqoj-oeidhj<br />

cyathiflorus -a -um with wine-glass shaped flowers, cyathus-florum<br />

cyathiformis -is -e shaped like a wine-glass, kuaqoj, cyathus<br />

cyathistipulus -a -um with cup-like (concave) stipules, cyathus-(stipula, stipulae)<br />

Cyathodes Cup-shaped, kuaqoj-wdhj (the five-toothed disc)<br />

cyathophorus -a -um cup-bearing, kuaq0-fora<br />

cyathulus -a -um with the shape of a small wine cup, diminutive of cyathus<br />

-cybe -cover, -head, kubh (the pileus or cap of a toadstool)<br />

cybistax turned over, tumbled, kubistaw<br />

cybister tumbler-shaped, tumbling, deceptive, kubistaw<br />

Cybistetes Tumbler, kubisththr, to somersault (the wind-tumbled infructescence)<br />

cycadifolius -a -um having leaves similar to those of Cycas<br />

cycadinus -a -um like a small cycad, koic, koikaj (kukaj)<br />

Cycas <strong>The</strong>ophrastus’ name, koikaj (wrongly transcribed as kukaj), for an<br />

unknown palm (sago palm)<br />

cycl-, cyclo- circle-, circular-, disc-, wheel-, kukloj, kuklo-<br />

Cyclamen Circle, kukloj (<strong>The</strong>ophrastus’ name, kuklamij, kuklaminoj, for the coiled<br />

fruiting stalk); others relate it to the shape of the corms<br />

cyclamineus -a -um, cyclaminus -a -um resembling Cyclamen<br />

Cyclanthera Circled-anthers, kukloj-anqera (their disposition)<br />

Cyclanthus Flower-circles, kukloj-anqoj (floral arrangement)<br />

cyclius -a -um round, circular, kuklioj<br />

cyclobulbon having circular bulbs or pseudobulbs, botanical Latin from kukloj and<br />

bulbus<br />

cyclocarpus having circular fruits, fruiting on all sides, kuklo-karpoj<br />

Cyclocarya Circular-nut, kuklo-karuon ( Pterocarya)<br />

Cyclocotyla Circular-cup, kuklo-kotulh<br />

cycloglossus -a -um round-tongued, kuklo-glwssa<br />

cyclophyllus -a -um with round leaves, kuklo-fullon<br />

cyclops round-eyed, gigantic, kukloj-wy (the Cyclops were gigantic, one-eyed<br />

giants of Greek mythology)<br />

cyclosectus -a -um cut around the edges, botanical Latin from kuklo and seco, secare,<br />

secui, sectum<br />

Cyclosorus, cyclosorus -a -um Circular sorus, kuklo-soroj (have circular sori)<br />

cycnocephalus -a -um turned over to resemble a swan’s head, kuknoj-kefalh<br />

Cydista Noblest, kudistoj (the flower)<br />

cydoni-, cydoniae- Cydonia-, quince-<br />

Cydonia the Latin name for an ‘apple’ tree from Cydon (Khania), Crete (melon kudonion,<br />

Cydonian apple, quince)<br />

cygneus -a -um of swans, kuknoj; cycnus, cycni; cygnus, cygni<br />

cygnoruus -a -um from the Swan River area of W Australia<br />

cylindra-, cylindri-, cylindro- rolled, kulindew; hollow, tubular, cylindric, cylindrus,<br />

cylindri<br />

cylindraceus -a -um cylindrical, cylindrus, cylindri (flowers)<br />

cylindricaulis -is -e having a hollow tubular stem, cylindri-caulis<br />

cylindriceps having a hollow head, cylindri-caput<br />

cylindricus -a -um, cylindro- long and round, cylindrical, cylindrus, cylindri<br />

cylidrifolius -a -um having tubular or lengthwise-rolled leaves, cylindri-folius<br />

cylindrobulbus -a -um having elongate cylindric bulbs or pseudobulbs, cylindrobulbus<br />

cylindrostachyus -a -um with cylindric spikes, botanical Latin from cylindrus and<br />

staxuj<br />

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