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-carpium — see carp … Useful english dictionary
-carp — noun combining form Etymology: New Latin carpium, from Greek karpion, from karpos part of a fruit < mesocarp > ; fruit < schizocarp > … New Collegiate Dictionary
Carpidĭum — (Carpium, v. gr.), das Früchtchen, so v.w. Carpellum … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
-carp — a combining form occurring in compounds that denote a part of a fruit or fruiting body: endocarp. [ < NL carpium < Gk karpion, deriv. of karpós fruit] * * * … Universalium
CORREGIUM — oppid. Longobardiae sat amplum et cultum, cum arce munita. Alias Principes habuit proprios, nunc subest Mutinae Duci cum ditione eius, inserta agro Regiensi. 10. milliar. a Regio Carpium versus, 13. a Mutina in Occasum … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
FRAXINUM vulgo FRESNO — FRAXINUM, vulgo FRESNO opp. Hisp geminum. Unum in Baetica, et Vandalia, alterum in Tarracon. apud Bilb. lim. Est et opp. Hisp. in Castella vet. et alterum in eadem Castella apud Carpium. Flaxinum praererea, apud Anton. opp. olim, nunc pagus… … Hofmann J. Lexicon universale
-carp — aff. a combining form occurring in words that denote a part of a fruit or fruiting body: endocarp[/ex] • Etymology: < NL carpium < Gk karpion, der. of karpós fruit … From formal English to slang
-carpia — plural of carpium … Useful english dictionary
discocarp — ˈdiskəˌkärp noun ( s) Etymology: New Latin discocarpium, from disc + carpium : apothecium * * * discocarp, discocephalous etc.: see disco … Useful english dictionary
procarp — ˈprōˌkärp noun ( s) Etymology: New Latin procarpium, from pro (I) + carpium : a specialized female reproductive branch that is found in many red algae and that consists of carpogonium and trichogyne and usually also auxiliary cells compare… … Useful english dictionary
