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ka-s5r/ta-nookar-ma'nor, C. B. Cashgar or Kashgar, kash-gar', 3t. kar'mel, B. Cashmere, Kashmire, kash-mei"', 31. kar-me'lsis, C. Casilinum, kas-Y-li'num, C. kar-men'ta; -tis, -tis, C. Casimir, kas^e-mer, 3L kar-men-ta,lez, C. Casina, kas'Y-na, C. fare: 6nd, eve, tSrm; Yn, Ice; Odd, t5ne, 6r;; H, Hindoo; M, Modern; N, Norse. [See p. 521.] 541 OASINI Casini. ka-ze'ne, M. Catarrhytus, ka-tar'rl-tus, Casinum, ka-si'num. C. Catazeti, kat-a-ze'ti, Casiphia, ka-sif 'I-a, B. Cateau Cainbrcsis, Casius, ka's hl-us, C. ze', M. Casleu, kas'lu, B. Categat or Kattegat, Casluhim, kas'lu-him, B. Catenes, kat'e-nez, Casmena, kas'me-na, C. Cathaea, ka-the'a, Casperia, kas-pe'rT-a, C. Cathari, kathra-ri, Casperula, kas-per'u-la, C. Cathua, ka-thu'a, Casphon, kas'fon, B. Catienus, ka-sht-e'nus, Casphor, kas'f 6r, B. Catilina, kat'I-h'na, kat'Min), C. Caspian, kas'pl-an, M. Caspiana, kas-pl-a'na, C. Catilius, ka-til'f-us, Caspii, kas'pl-I, C. Catillus, I-lus, C. ka-til'lus, Caspira, kas-pi'ra, C. Caspis, kas'pis, B. Catina, kat't-na, Caspium, kas'pt-um, C. i Catius, ka's ht-us, Ca andane, kas-san-da'ne, C.! Catmando, Katmandou, Cas sandra, kas-san'dra, C. I mandu. kat-man'doo, Ca andria, kas-san-dri'a, C. Cato, ka'to, C. Ca el, kas'sl, 31. Catobriga, kat-o-bri^ga, Ca ia, kas's ha, C. Catorce, ka-tor'sa, Ca ianus, kas-shT-a'nus, C. Catreus, ka'tre-us Ca ini, kas-se'ne, M. Cat tar aug us, kat-ta-raw'gus, Ca iodorus, kas's hi-o-do'rus, C. Cattaro, kat-ta'ro, Ca iope, kas-si'o-pe, or Ca iopea, Catuliana, kat'u-lT-a'na, kas's ht-o-pe'a, C. Catullus, ka-tul'lus, Ca iquiari, ka'se-ke-a're, 31. Catulus, kat'u-lus, Ca itera, kas-sit'e-ra, C. Caturiges, ka-tu-ri'jez, Cas site rides, kas-sY-ter'T-dez, C. Caubul, kaw-booK Ca ivelaunus,kas/:>Y-ve-law-/,nus,C. Caucasus, kaw'ka-sus, Ca ope, kas-so'pe, C. Cauchy, ko-she', M. Ca otis, kas-so'tis, C. Cauconea,kaw-ko-ne'a;-nia,-ni,ra,C Castabala, kas-tab'a-la, C. Caucones, kaw-ko'iiez, Castabus, kas'ta-bus, C. Caudinus, kaw-di'nus, Castaglione.kas-tal-yo'na, or Cas- Caudium, kaw'dT-um, tiglione, -tel-yo'na, 31. Caul a in court, ko-lax'koor', Castagno, kas-tiin'yo, 3f. Caulonia, kaw-lo^nY-a, Castalia, kas-ta'll-a, or Cast ali us Caunes, Les, la-kon, Fons, kas-ta'lY-us-fonz, C. Caunii, -mis, C. kaw'nt-I; Castalis, kas'ta-lis, C. Cast an sea, kas-ta-ne'a, C. Cauros, kaw'ros, Castanos, kas-tan'yos, 31. Cava, kii'va, M. Castslnau. kas-tel-no'', 31. Cavaignac, ka-ven-yak/', Castelnaudary.kaVtel-no'da-re',,!/; Cavalier i, ka-va-le-a're, Ca8telVetrano,kas-tel/va-tra/,no,il/. Cavan, F. kii-voN^; Casthanaea, kas-tha-ne'a, C. Cavares, kav'a-rez, Casthenes, kas'the-nez, C. Cava rill us, kav-a-riKlus, Cast i an ira, kas'tT-a-ni'ra, C. Cavarinus, kav-a-ri'nus, Castiglione, kas-tel-yo'na, 31. Cavendish, kav 'en-dish, Castile, kas-tel'; m Sp. Castilla, kan'dish, 31. kas-tel'ya, M. Cavery or Cauvery, Castine, leas-ten', 31. Cavii, ka'vl-i^ C. Castle bar, kas-sl-biir^, 3f. Cavour, ka-voor', Castlereagh, kas-sl-ra', M. Cawnpore, kawn-por', Castolus, kas-to'lus, C. Caxamarca, kaks-a-mar'ka Castor, kas'tor, B.anrl C. ka-ha-mar/'ka, 3f. Castores, kas'to-rez, C. Cayias or Cachias, Castren, kas-tran', M. Caxoor Cachoeira. Castres, kast'r, 31. Cayci, ka-i'st, or Chauci, Castricus, kas'trt-kus, C. Cayenne, ki-en', 31. Castro Giovanni, kiU'tro-io-van'ne, Cayes, ka, M. 31. Caylus, ka-lus', M. Castruccio, kas-troot'cho, 31. Cayster, ka-is^ter; Castnlo. kas'tu-lo, C. Cayuga, ka-yoo'ga, Casuer.tillani, kas-n-en'til-la'ni, C. Cazales, kii-za-les'', Catabamba, ka-ta-bam^ba, 31. Cazeca, kaz'e-ka, Cat a banes, kat-a-ba'nez, C. Cazenovia, kaz-en-o'vT-a, Catabe^i. kat-a-be'ni, C. Cea. se'a, C. Catacecaumehe, kat'a-se-caw'me- Ceades, se'n-dez, ne, C. Cean deth, Eermudez, 31. Cataclothos, kat-a-klo'tbez, C. Ceara. Same as Ciara. Catadupa, kat-a-du'pa, C. Catahoula or -hooia, kat-a-hoo'Ia, 31. Ceba, se'ba, C. CatalaTH, ka-ta-la'ne, jr. Ceballinus._seb-al-li''nus, Catalonia, kat-a-k>'nT-:i, in Sp. Ca- Cebes, se'bez, C. talu^a, ka-ta-loon'yii, M. Cebren, se'bren, C. Cat a men teles, kat-a-men'te-Lez, C. Cetrene, -71 is, C. se-bre'ne; Catana, knt'n-na, C. Crania, ka-ta'ne-a, 31. Cebriones, se-bri'o-nez, Catanzaro, ka-tan-za'ro, 31. Cebrus, se'hrus, C. Catao^es, ka-ta'o-nez, C. Cebu. se-hoo' (= Zebu), Cat a on i a. k«t-a-o'nY-a, C. Cecchi. chck'ke, M. Catarrhactez, kat-ar-rak'tez, C. Cecides, se-si'dez, siln, ciibe, full; moon, fof>t; cow, oil: £. Biblical; C, Cla ical; E, Egyptian; H, Hindoo C. Cecil, sis'il or ses'il, 31. C. Cecilius, se-siKl-us, C. ka-to'koN-bra- Cecina, se-si'na, C. Cecinna, se-sin'na, C. kafe-gat, M. Cecropia, se-kro'pl-a, C. C. Cecropidae, se-krop'l-de, C. C. Cecropis, sek'ro-pis, C. C. Cecrops, se'krops, C. B. Cecryphalea, sek'rt-fa-le'a, C. C. (= Cat i line, Cecryphalos, se-krifj'a-los, C. Cecryphes, sek 're-fez, C. Cedreae, se'dre-e or se-dre'e, also C. Cedria?, -dri'e, C. or Catilua, katr- Cedreatis, se-dre-a'tis, C. Cedrenus. se-dre'nus, C. C. Cedriae, se-dri'e, C. C. Cedron, se'dron, B. or Khat- Cefalu, chef-a-loo', 31. M. Ceglusa, se-glu'sa or seg'lu-sa, C. Cei, se'I, C. C. Ceilan, se'lan, B. M. Celadon, sel'a-don; -adus, -a-dus, C. or ka'trus, C. Celsenae, se-le'ne; -no, -no, C. M. Celeae, se'le-e, C. 31. Celebes, sel'e-biz, 3f._ C. Celedones, se-Ied'o-nez, C. C. Celeia, se-le'ya, C. C. Celelates, sel-e-la'tez, C. C. Cel ender is, se-len'de-ris, C. (= Cabool), M. Celenna, se-len'na, C. C and M. Celer, se'ler, C Celeres, seKe-rez, C. Celerina, sel-e-ri'na, C. C. Celetrum, seKe-trum, C. C. Celeus, se'k-us, C C. Celle or Zelle, tsel'le, 31. M. Cell in i, chel-le'ne, 31. C. Celonae, sel'o-ne; -nes, -nez, C. M. -nius, -nT-us; -nus, Celosyria, sel-o-sTr'i'-a, B. Celtiter, sel'tT-ber, C. Celt i beres, sel-tt-be'rez; -ri, -ri, C C. Celtic a, sel'tt-ka; -ci, -si, C. Celtoscythaa, sel-tos'sl-the, C. Cema, se'ma, C. M. M. Cemmenus, sem'me-nus, C. in Jr. kav'an, M. Cenatum, sen'a-bum, C. C. Cenaeum, se-ne'um, C. C. Cenchrea, sen'kre-a, B. C. Cenchre , sen'kre-e, C. or Can dish, Cenchreis, sen-kre'is, C. i Cenchreus, sen-kre'us; or -chrius, I -kri'us, C. kaw'ver-e, 31. Cenci, clicn'che, 3f. 3f.! Cendebeus. sen-de-be'us, B. 31.; Ceres polis, se-nes'po-lis, C.; in Sp. Cenetium. se-ne's ht-um, C. Cerimagri. sen-T-mag'ni, C. ka-she'as, M. Cenira, te-ni'ra, C. kii-sho-a'e-ra, 3f. Cerines, pc-ni'nez, C. kaw'si.C | Cenis, scn'is or se-ne', 31. J Cenomani, sen-o-ma'ni, C. Censores, sen-so'rez, C. i Cer.sorinus, sen-so-ri'nus, C. ' Cent aret us, sen-ta-re'tus, C. -trus, -is'trus.C. 31.! Centaur i, sen-taw'ri, C. 31. Centauric us, sen-taw 'rT-kus, C. C Cent i man us, sen-tim'a-nus, C. 3f. Cent livre, sent-le'ver or -liv'cr, 31. Centobrica, -bri'ga, C. sei i-to-bri'ka; or -brig a, C. tha-an/,bjr-moo/'- Centores, sen'tn-rez, C. Centoripa, sen-tSr't-pa; or -ipe, -t- Cent rites, sen-tri'tez, C. C. Cent rones, sen-tro'nez, C. Centrorius. pe, C. sen-tro'nT-us, C. Centumviri st'n-tum'vl-rl, C. -nia, -nT-a; -nis, Centuria, scn-tu'rT-a, C. Centuripa. scn-tu'rl-pa or -pae,-pe, C. C. Ce^turipini, fen-tu'rl-pi'ni, C. Ceos, se'os, C. 31. Cephalse, sefa-le, C. Cephallen, se-t'al'len, C. C. Cephalena, sef-a-le'na, C. linger or ink, then, bovbox, chair, get.; 31, Modern; N, Norse. [See p. 521.] 554