Călŏcissus the name of a cup-bearer călor warmth; heat; glow Călŏr a river in Samnium; the Calore călōrātus adj. hot; heated; hot; incited călōrĭfĭcus adj. causing warmth; warming; heating calpar a vessel for liquids; for wine; a winecask Calpē one of the pillars of Hercules in; Rock of Gibraltar Calpurnĭus adj. the name of the very distinguished Calpurnian caltha a strongsmelling yellow flower; pot marigold calthŭla a yellow garment for women; a yellow robe călummă a covering călumnĭa trickery; artifice; chicanery; a conviction for malicious prosecution călumnĭātor a contriver of tricks; artifices; a pettifogger călumnĭātrix she who plots against; makes false accusations călumnĭor to depreciate; misrepresent; calumniate călumnĭōsē adv. călumnĭōsus adj. full of tricks; artifices; swindling; a person convicted of false information; … calva calvārĭa The skull; Calvary; the place where Jesus Christ was crucified calvārĭŏla a small cup calvārĭum a kind of round sea-fish without scales calvātus adj. made bald; bare Calvēna a nickname of the bald-headed Matius; a friend of Cœsar calvĕo v. n. to be bald calvesco v. inch. n. to become bald; to grow up thin; far apart Calvīna the name of a notorious woman of rank Calvīnus a Roman cognomen; consul; an eminent advocate calvio Calvĭsĭus the name of several Romans; lieutenant of Cæsar; and afterwards prœtor in Afric… calvĭtĭes baldness calvĭtĭum baldness; bareness; sterility calvor v. dep. a. To devise tricks; use artifice; attack one with artifice; to deceive; delude calvus adj. bald; without hair Calvus a cognomen of several persons; especially of the poet and... calx the heel; to kick calx the goal; end; limit in the race-course Călўcadnus a river and promontory of Cilicia călўcŭlus a small flower-bud; the cup; calyx of a flower; the outer skin; hide Călўdon a very ancient town in Ætolia; Kurt-aga; the river Evenus călymma Călymnē an island in the Ægean Sea; not far from Rhodes; distingu... Călypso a nymph; daughter of Atlas; who ruled in the Island Ogygia călyx the bud; cup; calyx of a flower călyx a plant of two kinds; the monk; s-hood cama a small bed near the ground cămăcum Camaldūnum camara Cămărīna a city on the south-west coast of Sicily; a colony from S... cămăro camarus cambio v. n. to exchange; barter cambĭtas exchange; barter Cambūnii a mountain range on the boundary between Thessaly and Mac... Cambȳses The husband of Mandane; and father of the elder Cyrus; The son and successor of… cămēla a female camel cămēlae pertaining to a marriage festival cămēlārĭus a cameldriver cămēlēlăsĭa camel-driving; the care of the camels belonging to the State cămēlīnus adj. relating to a camel; camel's- cămella f dim; a kind of drinking vessel; a wine-goblet cămēlŏpardălis a camelopard; giraffe cămēlŏpŏdĭon a plant; camel; s-foot cămēlus a camel Cămēna a Muse; relating to the Muses cămĕra the interior of a vault; arch; a flat ship with an arched covering; used by tho… cămĕrārĭus adj. which climb over something; climbing cămĕrātĭo Cămĕrĭa a town in Latium; of Camerinus Cămĕrīnum a town in Umbria; on the borders of Picenum; Camerino Cămĕrium cămĕro v. a. to vault; arch over Cămĕses a mythic king in Italy; contemporary with Janus camilla Camilla a Volscian heroine; who perished in the war between Æneas... camillum camillum cămillus a noble youth employed in the sacrifices of the; in relig...; a maiden of unble… Cămillus a cognomen of several persons in the cămīno v. a. to make like an oven; furnace cămīnus a furnace; A smelting-furnace for the working of metals; a forge; A furnace for… Cămīrus Son of the fourth Hercules; brother of Jalysus and Lindus...; A town on the wes… camĭsĭa a linen shirt; night-gown cammăron a plant; also called cammărus a sea-crab; lobster Cămoena campa campăgus a kind of boot worn by military officers campana a bell Campāna campānĕus adj. pertaining to the fields Campānĭa the very fruitful and luxurious; province of Campania; in... campē A turning; writhing; A caterpillar Campensis a surname of Isis; who had a temple on the Campus Martius campester adj. pertaining to a level field; even; flat; Relating to the Campus Martius campestrātus clothed with the campestre; apron campĭcursĭo military exercise in the campĭdoctor one who drills; exercises soldiers in the; a drill-master campĭgĕni well disciplined soldiers campsanēma a plant