coequal (qual as kwal)
The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 3
& s. [Lat. coæqualis: co=con; æqualis equal.] A. As adj.: Equal, or of the same rank and dignity with another or others. B. As subst .: One equal or of the same rank and dignity with others. †cō-e-qual-i-tỹ (qual as kwal), s. [Lat coæqualitas: co con; æqualitas equality.] The state or condition of being coequal with others. "The Unity in Trinity, and the Trinity in Unity is çœ-năn-thi-um, s. [Gr. koinos common to different persons or things, and anthos =a blo om, to be worshipped; namely, on account of their perfect a flower.] Bot.: A form of inflorescence in which the separate flowers are buried in a fleshy receptacle. Example, the composite genus Dorstenia.
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