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What are 3 shape of bacteria?
spirilla (spiral) bacilla (rod) and cocci (spherical) :) happy i could answer this one!
What are the different kind of protist?
I'm not really sure that these are kinds of protists, but classification is very vast. Three classifications that I know are: Cocci: A round or circle shaped bacilla: Rod shaped. spirilla: spiral
Three shapes of bacteria?
3 shapes of bacteria are spirilla (spiral), bacilla (rod-shaped), and cocci (spherical).
What are the three basic shapes of bacteria?
The three main shapes for bacteria are coccus, bacillus, and spiral:Spherical or spheroidal shaped; rod shaped; and the spirochetes - spiral forms:Rod shaped (bacilli)Round shaped (cocci)and Spiral shaped (spirelli):Spirilla= spiralCocci = sphericalBacilli = rod.
List of Latin words deum with English derivatives?
Latin nouns and adjectivesCitation formDeclining stemMeaningEnglish derivativeacerbusacerb-bitteracerbicacētumacēt-vinegaraceticaedificiumaedifici-buildingedificealaceralacr-quickalacrityalbusalb-whitealbino, albumaliusali-otheralias, alienanimaanim-soul, lifeanimal, animateanimusanim-mind, angeranimosityannusann-yearannual, annuityānserānser-gooseanserineaquaaqu-wateraquamarine, aquaticaudāxaudāc-brave, boldaudaciousaurisaur-earauralavisavi-birdavian, aviarybellumbell-warantebellum, bellicose, belligerencebonus- melior- optimusbon-- melior-- optim-good- better- bestbonus- ameliorate- optimistbōsbov-cow, oxbovinebutyrumbutyr-butterbutyriccalxcalc-stonecalculuscaniscan-dogcanid, caninecervīxcervīc-neckcervical, cervixcīviscīv-citizencivil, civilianclāviculaclāvicul-little keyclavicleconiūnxconiug-spouseconjugalcornūcorn-hornCapricorn, unicorndeusde-goddeity, deificationdiēsdiē-daydiary, quotidiandiscipulusdiscipul-studentdiscipledominusdomin-lorddominion, dominate, domaindomusdom-housedomestic, domicileequusequ-horseequestrianfalxfalc-sicklefalcatefēlēsfēl-catfelinefēlixfēlic-happyfelicity, felicitationsfēminafēmin-womanfeminine, effeminatefīliusfīli-sonaffiliation, filialfīnisfīni-limitfinal, infiniteflōsflōr-flowerfloral, floristfoliumfoli-leaffoliage, folio, portfoliofōrmafōrm-form, shape, beautyformal, informationforsfort-luckfortune, fortuitousfortisfort-strengtheffort, fortify, fortitudefrāterfrātr-brotherfraternity, fratricidefrōnsfront-foreheadfront, frontalfrūxfrūg-fruitfrugalfūmusfūm-smokefumegenusgen-birth, offspring, creationgeneration, genuinehomōhomin-man (human being)hominidignisign-fireignite, ignitionīnsulaīnsul-islandinsulate, peninsulaiūdexiūdic-judgejudge, judicial, adjudicateiūsiūr-right, lawjustice, jurisdictionlacrimalacrim-tearlachrymoselēxlēg-lawlegal, allegedlūnalūn-moonlunar, lunaticlupuslup-wolflupinemagistermagistr-mastermagistratemagnus- māior- maximusmagn-- māior-- maxim-big- bigger- biggestmagnitude- major- maximummalus- peior-pessimusmal-- peior-- pessimbad- worse- worstmalevolence, malice, malignant-pejorative-pessimistmanusmanu-hand, band of menmanual, manuscriptmaremar-seamarine, maritimemātermātr-mothermatron, maternalmoramor-delaymoratoriumnihilnihil-nothingnil, nihilism, annihilatenoxnoct-nightnocturnaloculusocul-eyeinoculate, ocularonusoner-loadexonerate, onuspaterpatr-fatherpatron, paternalpavīmentumpavīment-groundpavementpēsped-footpedestrianprior- prīmusprior-- prīm-former- firstpriority- primepulcherpulchr-beautifulpulchritudepunctumpun(c)t-pointpunctuation, punctual, contrapuntalrēxrēg-kingregalrūsrūr-farmrural, rusticsinistersinistr-leftsinisterterraterr-landterrain, terrestrialundaund-waveundulate, inundateurbsurb-citysuburb, urbanursusurs-bearursinevehiculumvehicul-wagonvehicle, vehicularvērusver-truthveracity, verify, verityvīllavill-country housevillage, villavirvir-man (male person)virilevulpēsvulp-foxvulpineLatin nouns and adjectivesCitation formDeclining stemMeaningEnglish derivativeacerbusacerb-bitteracerbicacētumacēt-vinegaraceticaedificiumaedifici-buildingedificealaceralacr-quickalacrityalbusalb-whitealbino, albumaliusali-otheralias, alienanimaanim-soul, lifeanimal, animateanimusanim-mind, angeranimosityannusann-yearannual, annuityānserānser-gooseanserineaquaaqu-wateraquamarine, aquaticaudāxaudāc-brave, boldaudaciousaurisaur-earauralavisavi-birdavian, aviarybellumbell-warantebellum, bellicose, belligerencebonus- melior- optimusbon-- melior-- optim-good- better- bestbonus- ameliorate- optimistbōsbov-cow, oxbovinebutyrumbutyr-butterbutyriccalxcalc-stonecalculuscaniscan-dogcanid, caninecervīxcervīc-neckcervical, cervixcīviscīv-citizencivil, civilianclāviculaclāvicul-little keyclavicleconiūnxconiug-spouseconjugalcornūcorn-hornCapricorn, unicorndeusde-goddeity, deificationdiēsdiē-daydiary, quotidiandiscipulusdiscipul-studentdiscipledominusdomin-lorddominion, dominate, domaindomusdom-housedomestic, domicileequusequ-horseequestrianfalxfalc-sicklefalcatefēlēsfēl-catfelinefēlixfēlic-happyfelicity, felicitationsfēminafēmin-womanfeminine, effeminatefīliusfīli-sonaffiliation, filialfīnisfīni-limitfinal, infiniteflōsflōr-flowerfloral, floristfoliumfoli-leaffoliage, folio, portfoliofōrmafōrm-form, shape, beautyformal, informationforsfort-luckfortune, fortuitousfortisfort-strengtheffort, fortify, fortitudefrāterfrātr-brotherfraternity, fratricidefrōnsfront-foreheadfront, frontalfrūxfrūg-fruitfrugalfūmusfūm-smokefumegenusgen-birth, offspring, creationgeneration, genuinehomōhomin-man (human being)hominidignisign-fireignite, ignitionīnsulaīnsul-islandinsulate, peninsulaiūdexiūdic-judgejudge, judicial, adjudicateiūsiūr-right, lawjustice, jurisdictionlacrimalacrim-tearlachrymoselēxlēg-lawlegal, allegedlūnalūn-moonlunar, lunaticlupuslup-wolflupinemagistermagistr-mastermagistratemagnus- māior- maximusmagn-- māior-- maxim-big- bigger- biggestmagnitude- major- maximummalus- peior-pessimusmal-- peior-- pessimbad- worse- worstmalevolence, malice, malignant-pejorative-pessimistmanusmanu-hand, band of menmanual, manuscriptmaremar-seamarine, maritimemātermātr-mothermatron, maternalmoramor-delaymoratoriumnihilnihil-nothingnil, nihilism, annihilatenoxnoct-nightnocturnaloculusocul-eyeinoculate, ocularonusoner-loadexonerate, onuspaterpatr-fatherpatron, paternalpavīmentumpavīment-groundpavementpēsped-footpedestrianprior- prīmusprior-- prīm-former- firstpriority- primepulcherpulchr-beautifulpulchritudepunctumpun(c)t-pointpunctuation, punctual, contrapuntalrēxrēg-kingregalrūsrūr-farmrural, rusticsinistersinistr-leftsinisterterraterr-landterrain, terrestrialundaund-waveundulate, inundateurbsurb-citysuburb, urbanursusurs-bearursinevehiculumvehicul-wagonvehicle, vehicularvērusver-truthveracity, verify, verityvīllavill-country housevillage, villavirvir-man (male person)virilevulpēsvulp-foxvulpineLatin nouns and adjectivesCitation formDeclining stemMeaningEnglish derivativeacerbusacerb-bitteracerbicacētumacēt-vinegaraceticaedificiumaedifici-buildingedificealaceralacr-quickalacrityalbusalb-whitealbino, albumaliusali-otheralias, alienanimaanim-soul, lifeanimal, animateanimusanim-mind, angeranimosityannusann-yearannual, annuityānserānser-gooseanserineaquaaqu-wateraquamarine, aquaticaudāxaudāc-brave, boldaudaciousaurisaur-earauralavisavi-birdavian, aviarybellumbell-warantebellum, bellicose, belligerencebonus- melior- optimusbon-- melior-- optim-good- better- bestbonus- ameliorate- optimistbōsbov-cow, oxbovinebutyrumbutyr-butterbutyriccalxcalc-stonecalculuscaniscan-dogcanid, caninecervīxcervīc-neckcervical, cervixcīviscīv-citizencivil, civilianclāviculaclāvicul-little keyclavicleconiūnxconiug-spouseconjugalcornūcorn-hornCapricorn, unicorndeusde-goddeity, deificationdiēsdiē-daydiary, quotidiandiscipulusdiscipul-studentdiscipledominusdomin-lorddominion, dominate, domaindomusdom-housedomestic, domicileequusequ-horseequestrianfalxfalc-sicklefalcatefēlēsfēl-catfelinefēlixfēlic-happyfelicity, felicitationsfēminafēmin-womanfeminine, effeminatefīliusfīli-sonaffiliation, filialfīnisfīni-limitfinal, infiniteflōsflōr-flowerfloral, floristfoliumfoli-leaffoliage, folio, portfoliofōrmafōrm-form, shape, beautyformal, informationforsfort-luckfortune, fortuitousfortisfort-strengtheffort, fortify, fortitudefrāterfrātr-brotherfraternity, fratricidefrōnsfront-foreheadfront, frontalfrūxfrūg-fruitfrugalfūmusfūm-smokefumegenusgen-birth, offspring, creationgeneration, genuinehomōhomin-man (human being)hominidignisign-fireignite, ignitionīnsulaīnsul-islandinsulate, peninsulaiūdexiūdic-judgejudge, judicial, adjudicateiūsiūr-right, lawjustice, jurisdictionlacrimalacrim-tearlachrymoselēxlēg-lawlegal, allegedlūnalūn-moonlunar, lunaticlupuslup-wolflupinemagistermagistr-mastermagistratemagnus- māior- maximusmagn-- māior-- maxim-big- bigger- biggestmagnitude- major- maximummalus- peior-pessimusmal-- peior-- pessimbad- worse- worstmalevolence, malice, malignant-pejorative-pessimistmanusmanu-hand, band of menmanual, manuscriptmaremar-seamarine, maritimemātermātr-mothermatron, maternalmoramor-delaymoratoriumnihilnihil-nothingnil, nihilism, annihilatenoxnoct-nightnocturnaloculusocul-eyeinoculate, ocularonusoner-loadexonerate, onuspaterpatr-fatherpatron, paternalpavīmentumpavīment-groundpavementpēsped-footpedestrianprior- prīmusprior-- prīm-former- firstpriority- primepulcherpulchr-beautifulpulchritudepunctumpun(c)t-pointpunctuation, punctual, contrapuntalrēxrēg-kingregalrūsrūr-farmrural, rusticsinistersinistr-leftsinisterterraterr-landterrain, terrestrialundaund-waveundulate, inundateurbsurb-citysuburb, urbanursusurs-bearursinevehiculumvehicul-wagonvehicle, vehicularvērusver-truthveracity, verify, verityvīllavill-country housevillage, villavirvir-man (male person)virilevulpēsvulp-foxvulpineLatin nouns and adjectivesCitation formDeclining stemMeaningEnglish derivativeacerbusacerb-bitteracerbicacētumacēt-vinegaraceticaedificiumaedifici-buildingedificealaceralacr-quickalacrityalbusalb-whitealbino, albumaliusali-otheralias, alienanimaanim-soul, lifeanimal, animateanimusanim-mind, angeranimosityannusann-yearannual, annuityānserānser-gooseanserineaquaaqu-wateraquamarine, aquaticaudāxaudāc-brave, boldaudaciousaurisaur-earauralavisavi-birdavian, aviarybellumbell-warantebellum, bellicose, belligerencebonus- melior- optimusbon-- melior-- optim-good- better- bestbonus- ameliorate- optimistbōsbov-cow, oxbovinebutyrumbutyr-butterbutyriccalxcalc-stonecalculuscaniscan-dogcanid, caninecervīxcervīc-neckcervical, cervixcīviscīv-citizencivil, civilianclāviculaclāvicul-little keyclavicleconiūnxconiug-spouseconjugalcornūcorn-hornCapricorn, unicorndeusde-goddeity, deificationdiēsdiē-daydiary, quotidiandiscipulusdiscipul-studentdiscipledominusdomin-lorddominion, dominate, domaindomusdom-housedomestic, domicileequusequ-horseequestrianfalxfalc-sicklefalcatefēlēsfēl-catfelinefēlixfēlic-happyfelicity, felicitationsfēminafēmin-womanfeminine, effeminatefīliusfīli-sonaffiliation, filialfīnisfīni-limitfinal, infiniteflōsflōr-flowerfloral, floristfoliumfoli-leaffoliage, folio, portfoliofōrmafōrm-form, shape, beautyformal, informationforsfort-luckfortune, fortuitousfortisfort-strengtheffort, fortify, fortitudefrāterfrātr-brotherfraternity, fratricidefrōnsfront-foreheadfront, frontalfrūxfrūg-fruitfrugalfūmusfūm-smokefumegenusgen-birth, offspring, creationgeneration, genuinehomōhomin-man (human being)hominidignisign-fireignite, ignitionīnsulaīnsul-islandinsulate, peninsulaiūdexiūdic-judgejudge, judicial, adjudicateiūsiūr-right, lawjustice, jurisdictionlacrimalacrim-tearlachrymoselēxlēg-lawlegal, allegedlūnalūn-moonlunar, lunaticlupuslup-wolflupinemagistermagistr-mastermagistratemagnus- māior- maximusmagn-- māior-- maxim-big- bigger- biggestmagnitude- major- maximummalus- peior-pessimusmal-- peior-- pessimbad- worse- worstmalevolence, malice, malignant-pejorative-pessimistmanusmanu-hand, band of menmanual, manuscriptmaremar-seamarine, maritimemātermātr-mothermatron, maternalmoramor-delaymoratoriumnihilnihil-nothingnil, nihilism, annihilatenoxnoct-nightnocturnaloculusocul-eyeinoculate, ocularonusoner-loadexonerate, onuspaterpatr-fatherpatron, paternalpavīmentumpavīment-groundpavementpēsped-footpedestrianprior- prīmusprior-- prīm-former- firstpriority- primepulcherpulchr-beautifulpulchritudepunctumpun(c)t-pointpunctuation, punctual, contrapuntalrēxrēg-kingregalrūsrūr-farmrural, rusticsinistersinistr-leftsinisterterraterr-landterrain, terrestrialundaund-waveundulate, inundateurbsurb-citysuburb, urbanursusurs-bearursinevehiculumvehicul-wagonvehicle, vehicularvērusver-truthveracity, verify, verityvīllavill-country housevillage, villavirvir-man (male person)virilevulpēsvulp-foxvulpineA Roothttp://wiki.answers.com/In Englishhttp://wiki.answers.com/Origin Languagehttp://wiki.answers.com/Etymology (Root Origin)Answers.comEnglish Exampleshttp://wiki.answers.com/ab-, a-, abs-awayLatinab "away"abnormal, Abrasion_(mechanical), absent, abstract, aversionac-, acu-sharp or pointedLatinacutus past participle of acuere "to sharpen", from acus "needle"Acid, Acupuncture, Acute_(disambiguation)acri-sharp, pungent, bitterLatinaceracrid, acrimonyacro-height, summit, tipGreekGreek ἄκρος ákros "high", "extreme"Acrobatics, Acromegalia, Acronym, Acrophobia,ad-, a-, ac-, af-, ag-, al-, ap-, ar-, as-, at-movement to or toward; in addition toLatinad "to", "toward"adapt, affect, ascend, acceptadip-fatLatinadeps, adipis"fat"Adiposeaer-, aero-air, atmosphereGreekἀήρ (aer) "air"Aeronautics, aerosolaesthetfeeling, sensationGreekaisthētikos "of sense perception" from αἰσθάνεσθαι aisthanesthai "to perceive"Aestheticsagri-fieldLatinager"field, country"Agricultureagro-fieldGreekfrom Greek ἀγρός agros "field"Agronomyam-, amat-, amor-love, lovedLatinamor "love" from amāre "to love"Amateur, amorousambi-both, on both sidesLatinambi "on both sides"Ambidexterityamic-, -imic-friendLatinamicusamicable, inimicalamphi-around, about, both, on both sides of, both kindsGreekἀμφί amphi "on both sides"Amphibian, Amphibolicampl-ampleLatinamplusamplificationan-, a-not, withoutGreekGreek ἀν-/ἀ- "not"Anhydrous, atypicalana-, an-again, against, back, upGreekfrom Greek prefix ἀνά ana- "again", "against"Anabaptist, Anaphylaxis, Anodeanima-breathLatinanima"breath"Animal, Animationann-, -enn-year, yearlyLatinannus "year"Anniversary, annual, Biannual, Millenniumant-, anti-against, opposed to, preventiveGreekἀντί anti"against"Antibiotic, Antipodesante-, anti-before, in front of, prior toLatinante "before", "against"Antediluvian, Pre-war, anticipateanth-, antho-flowerGreekἄνθος anthos"flower"Anther, Anthologyanthropo-humanGreekἄνθρωπος anthropos "man"Anthropology, Anthropomorphicapo-away from, separate, at the farthest pointGreekἀπό apo "from, away, un-, quite"Apogee, Apostasyaqu-waterLatinaquaaquamarine, Aquarium, Aqueductar-plow, tillLatinarāreArable_landar-be dryLatinārēre "be dry or parched"Aridarche-, archi-rulerGreekἀρχή arche "rule" (in compounds: ἀρχε-, ἀρχι-)Archangel, Archetypearchaeo-, archeo-ancientGreekἀρχαῖος arkhaios "ancient" from arkhē "beginning"Archaeologyor archeology, archaicarct-, arcto-Relating to the North Pole or the region near it; relating to cold; used as the scientific name of some bear species, e.g. Grizzly_BearGreekἄρκτος arktos "bear"Arctic_Oceanargent-silverLatinargentum"silver"argent, Argentinaarist-, aristo-excellenceGreekἀρετή, ἄριστος arete, aristosAristocracyarthr-, arthro-jointGreekἄρθρον arthron "joint"Arthritis, Arthropodastr-, astro-star, star-shapedGreekἄστρον astron"star"Asterisk, Astrology, Astronomy, Disasterathl-prizeGreekἄθλος athlos "contest, feat"Sportspersonaud-, audi-hearing, listening, soundLatinaudire "to hear"Auditorium, auditoryaug-, auct-grow, increaseLatinaugēre"to increase"http://wiki.answers.com/w/index.php?title=Augmentation_(disambiguation)&action=edit&redlink=1aur-relating to gold, or gold-coloredLatinaurum "gold"Aureoleauri-relating to the earLatinauris "ear"Auricle_(disambiguation)aut-, auto-self; directed from withinGreekαὐτός (autos) "self", "same"Automobile, autonomyavi-birdLatinavis "bird"Aviary, aviationaxi-axisLatinaxis "axis"Axisymmetryaxio-meritGreekἄξιος (axios) "worth"AxiologyRoothttp://wiki.answers.com/Meaning In Englishhttp://wiki.answers.com/Origin Languagehttp://wiki.answers.com/Etymology (Root Origin)Answers.comEnglish Exampleshttp://wiki.answers.com/bac-rod-shapedLatinfrom baculum "rod"bacilla, Bacteriabaro-Weight, PressureGreekβάρος (baros)Barometer, barograph, baroreceptorbasi-at the bottomGreekfrom βαίνω, I walk, march, βάσις "step"basic, basisbathy-, batho-deep, depthGreekβαθύς (bathús, bathýs) "deep"Batholith, Bathyscaphebe-, beat-blessLatinbeare, beatusBeatificationbell(i)-warLatinbellum, belliantebellum, bellicose, Belligerentben-good, wellLatinbene (adverb)benefit, Benignitybi-twoLatinbis, "twice"; bini, "in twos"Binoculars, Bigamy, Biscottibib-drinkLatinbibere, bibitusimbibebibl-BookGreekβιβλίον (biblíon) "book"Bibliography, biblebi(o)-LifeGreekβίος (bíos) "life"Biology, biologist, biosphereblenn(o)-Slime_(disambiguation)Greekβλέννος (blennos)blennophobia, Blennospermablast-Germ_cell, embryo, bud, cell with nucleusGreekβλασταίνω, "I put forth shoots"sideroblast, Fibroblast, Osteoblast, Blastulabon(i)-goodLatinbonusbonify, bonitarybor-NorthGreek / Latin (boreas)Greek βορρᾶς (borras) "the north wind"borealisbotan-PlantGreekβοτάνη, βότανον (botanē, botanon)Botanybov-cow, OxLatinbos, bovisbovinebrachi(o)-ArmGreekβραχίων(brakhíōn) "arm"Brachial_artery, Brachiosaurusbrachy-shortGreekβραχύς(brakhús, brakhýs) "short"Brachydactylybrady-slowGreekβραδύς(bradús, bradýs)Bradycardiabranch-GillGreekβράγχιον(brágkhion, bránkhion) "gill"Branchiopod, Nudibranchbrev(i)-brief, short (time)Latinbrevis, breviareAbbreviation, brevitybriz-nodGreekβρίζω (brizō)brom-OatsGreekβρόμος, βρόμη (brómos, bróme) "oats"Bromus_ramosusbrom-OatsGreekβρόμος(brómos) "stench, clangor"Bromidebronch-WindpipeGreekβρόγχος(brógkhos, brónkhos)Bronchitis, bronchus, bronchiolebront-ThunderGreekβροντή(brontē)Apatosaurusbucc-cheek, Mouth, cavityLatinbuccabuccal, Buccinator_musclebulb-bulbousLatinbulbusbulbous, bulbulebull-bubble, Flask_(disambiguation)Latinbulla, "bubble"ebullient, Ebullismburs-Pouch, Purse_(disambiguation)LatinbursaBursar, Bursary, disburse, bursaCRoothttp://wiki.answers.com/Meaning In Englishhttp://wiki.answers.com/Origin Languagehttp://wiki.answers.com/Etymology (Root Origin)Answers.comEnglish Exampleshttp://wiki.answers.com/cac(o)-badGreekκακός (kakos)Cacophonycad-, -cid-, cas-fallLatincadere, casusaccident, Cadence_(music), Grammatical_casecaed-, -cid-, caes-, -cis-cutLatincaedere, caesusCaesura, Incisor, caesareancalc-Rock_(geology)Latin and Greekfrom Latin calx "lime", and from Greek χάλιξ (khalix) "pebble" "limestone"Calculus, Calcite, Calciumcalli-BeautyGreekfrom Greek κάλλος kallos "beauty"Calligraphycalor-heatLatincalor"heat"Caloriecalyp-coverGreekκαλύπτειν (kaluptein)Apocalypsecamer-vaultLatincamerabicameral, Cameracamp-fieldLatincampus"field", "level ground"Champion, Campaign_(disambiguation)can(i)-DogLatincanis"dog"Canidae, Canis_Majorcan-, -cin-, cant-singLatincanere "sing"Cantata, Canto, cantorcand-glowing, iridescentLatincandere "to be white or glisten"candid, Incandescent, candle, Candelacap-, -cip-, capt-, -cept-hold, takeLatincapere, captus "take or hold" (note the vowel change from a to i in compounds)capture, captive, conception, recipientcapit-, -cipit-headLatincaput, capitis "head"capital, Decapitation, Precipitation_(meteorology)capr-goatLatincaper, capriCapricorn_(astrology), caprinecaps-box, caseLatincapsaCapsule_(disambiguation)carbo-coalLatincarbo, carbonisCarboncarcer-jailLatincarcer, carcerareIncarcerationcarcin-cancer (disease)Latin from GreekLatin from Greek καρκίνος (karkinos) "crab"Carcinoma, Carcinogeniccardi(o)-relating to the heartGreekκαρδιά kardia "heart"Cardiology, cardiographcardin-hingeLatincardo, cardiniscardinalcarn-fleshLatincaro, carniscarnival, Carnivorecarp(o)-relating to fruitGreekfrom Greek καρπός (karpos) "fruit"http://wiki.answers.com/w/index.php?title=Carpology&action=edit&redlink=1, carpalscarp-relating to the wristGreekfrom Greek καρπός (karpos) "wrist"Carpal, Carpal_tunnel_syndromecata-downGreekκατάkata "down"catastrophe, Catatonia, cataboliccaten-chainLatincatenaConcatenationcathar-pureGreekκαθαρός (katharos)Catharsiscaud-tailLatincaudacaudalcav-hollowLatincavus"hollow"Cave, cavity, excavationced-, cess-goLatincedere, cessusprocession, recedeceler-quickLatinceler, celerareAcceleration, celeritycen(o)-newGreekκαινός (kainos)Cenozoiccen(o)-emptyGreekκενός(kenos)Cenotaphcens-Latincensere"to estimate"Censuscent-hundredLatincentumCent_(currency), Centennial, Centurioncenten-hundred eachLatincentenicentenarycentesim-hundredthLatincentesimuscentesimal, centesimationcentr-centerGreekκέντρον (kéntron) "needle", "spur"eccentriccephalo-headGreekκεφαλή kephale "head"Cephalopod, Encephalogram, cephalicceram-clayGreekκέραμος (keramos)Ceramiccerat-Horn_(anatomy)Greekκέρας, κέρατος (keras, keratos) "horn"keratincern-siftLatincernerediscerncervic-relating to the neck, relating to the CervixLatincervix, cervicis "neck"Cervix, cervicalceter-otherLatinceterusEt_ceterachiro-of the hand or handsGreekχείρ kheir "hand"Chiroptera, Chiropractic, chiralchelono-relating to a TurtleGreekχελώνηkhelone "tortoise"Cheloniachloro-GreenGreekfrom Greek χλωρός khlōros "green"chlorine, Chlorophyll, Chloroplastchoreo-relating to DanceGreekfrom Greek χορεία khoreia "dancing in unison" from χορός khoros "chorus"Choreographychord-Cord_(disambiguation)Latin and Greekchorda "rope" from χορδή (chordē)Chordatachrom-ColorGreekχρῶμα chrōma "color"Chromosome, Chromiumchryso-GoldGreekχρυσόςkhrusos "gold"Chrysoberylcili-EyelashLatinciliumciliacine-motionGreekκινέω (kineo)Filmciner-ashLatincinis, cinerisIncinerationcing-, cinct-girdLatincingere, cinctussuccinctcirc-circleLatincircusCircuscircum-aroundLatincircum"around"Circumference, Circumcisecirr-orangeGreekκιρρός (http://wiki.answers.com/w/index.php?title=Kirros&action=edit&redlink=1)Cirrhosiscirr-curl, TentacleLatincirrusCirrus_cloudciv-citizenLatinciviscivilityclad-branchGreekκλάδος (klados)cladeclar-clearLatinclarus, clarareclarity, declarationclast-brokenGreekκλαστός (klastos)Iconoclasm, osteoclastclaud-, -clud-, claus-, -clus-closeLatinclaudere, claususclause, exclusion, includeclav-keyGreekfrom Greek κλείς kleis"key" from κλείειν, kleiein "to close"Conclave, claviclecl(e)ist-closedGreekκλειστός kleistoscleithr-bar, keyGreekclement-mildLatinclemens, clementisclemency, inclementclin-Bed, lean, reclineLatin-clinareDeclination, inclinedcochl-Animal_shellGreekκόχλος (kochlos)cochleacoel-hollowGreekκοῖλος (koilos)spongocoel, 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