Caeus Caeyx Caia caia a cudgel cāiātĭo a striking; a cudgelling; beating of children Căīcus A river of Greater Mysia; which takes its rise on Mt. Teu...; One of the compan… Cāiēta The nurse of Æneas; A town and harbor in Latium; Gaëta; of Caieta cāio v. a. to beat; cudgel Cāius cāla a piece; billet of wood calabarriunculos Călābra Cūria a Curia at the Capitol; so called from the proclamation; ... Călābrĭa the country in Lower Italy from Tarentum to the promontor... călābrix a shrub; the turkey-berry; buckthorn Călactē a town on the north coast of Sicily; Caronia; an inhabitant of Calacte Călăgurris A town in; in the region of the; north of Osca; A town of the; in Spain; birthp… Călăis the winged son of Boreas and Orithyia; and brother of Zet...; The name of a you… călămārĭus adj. pertaining to a writing-reed călămellus a little reed cālāmentum withered; dry wood on the vine Călămīnae insŭlae floating islands in Lydia călăminthē a plant; a kind of mint Călămis a distinguished Greek sculptor and artificer in metals călămister a hollow; tubular iron for curling the hair; a curling-iron; excessive; artific… călămistrātus adj. curled with the curling-iron; crisped; curled călămĭtas loss; injury; damage călămītes the green frog călămĭtōsē adv. călămĭtōsus adj. that causes great damage; loss; destructive; suffering great damage; exposed to… călămochnus a kind of sea-foam călămus a reed; cane călantĭca Călănus an Indian philosopher; gymnosophist; in the time of Alexa... Călăris calasis a kind of tunic which the Greeks call Călătes a Grecian painter călăthĭāna vĭŏla călăthiscus a small wicker basket călăthus a wicker basket; a hand-basket; a flower-basket Cālātĭa a town in Campania; on the Via Appia; between Capua and B...; its inhabitants; … călătĭna vĭŏla a species of gentian călātĭo a calling; summoning călātor a servant; of priests; any servant; attendant călātōrĭus adj. relating to priests; servants călātus Călaurĭa an island on the eastern coast of Argolis; Poro; Consecra... călautĭca a covering for the head of women; which fell down over th... calbeŏs calcānĕum the heel calcar a spur; the heel; to spur one; the spur on the leg of the cock calcārĭārĭus adj. pertaining to burning lime calcārĭensis a limeburner calcārĭus adj. pertaining to lime; lime- calcāta the material for filling ditches; fascines calcātor one who treads something; grapes; a treader of grapes calcātōrĭum a wine-press calcātrix she who treads upon something; despises it; she who contemns calcātūra a treading calcātus calcātus a treading calcĕāmen a shoe calcĕāmentārĭus a shoemaker calcĕāmentum a covering for the foot; a shoe calcĕārĭa a shoe-shop calcĕārĭum money for shoes; shoemoney calcĕātor a shoemaker calcĕātus calcĕātus a covering for the foot; a sandal; shoe calceo v. a. to furnish with shoes; to put on shoes; to shoe calcĕŏlārĭus one who makes shoes; a shoemaker calcĕŏlus a small shoe; half-boot calces leaden bottles calcĕus a shoe; a half-boot; to become senator Calchās son of Thestor; the most distinguished seer among the Gre... Calchēdon calciārium calcĭfrăga an herb said to be a remedy for the stone; hartstongue calcio calcĭtrātus a striking with the heel; a kicking calcĭtro v. n. to strike with the heels; to kick; to strike convulsively with the feet calcĭtro One who strikes with his heels; a kicker; a boisterous fellow; a blusterer calcĭtrōsus adj. kicking; apt to kick calco v. a. to tread something; upon something; to tread under foot calcŭlārĭus adj. pertaining to calculation calcŭlātĭo a computation; calculation; reckoning calcŭlātĭo gravel; stone calcŭlātor a computer; teacher of arithmetic; A book-keeper; accountant calcŭlātōrĭus adj. pertaining to an accountant calcŭlensis adj. pertaining to stones calcŭlo v. a. to calculate; compute; reckon; to consider as; to esteem calcŭlo a computer; accountant calcŭlōsus adj. Full of small stones; pebbles; stony; Afficted with calculus; stone calcŭlus a small stone; a pebble; a small weight calcus calda caldāmentum a fermentation caldārĭŏla a small vessel for heating fluids caldārĭus adj. pertaining to; suitable for warming; a warm bath; that is prepared by heat; fus… Caldĭus a nickname formed from Claudius; and given to the emperor... caldor warmth; heat