CASTANEA

(Lat.), n. f. Kas(ka )-tan(ta8n)'e2-as. Gr., a<rTOVOV, Kapvov KavravaiKov. Fr., ch (1st def.). Ger., Kastanie (1st def.). It., castagno. Sp., castana, castano. 1. The chestnut-tree (C. vulgar is); hence, of Gartner, a genus of the Cvpuliferce (tribe Ouercinece). 2. Of the U. S. Ph., the leaves of C. vulgar is. [B, 5, 42.] C. alni folia [Nuttall]. The C. pumila, var. /3 nana. [B, 214.] C. american a. The American variety of C. vulgar is. [B, 173, 180.] C. aquatic a. Ger., Wa erkastanie. Sp., castana de agua. Of the pharmacists, the Trapa nat an.t; in the pi., castanece aquaticce, its fruit. [B, 180.] C. argentea [Blumej. The Cast an ops is argen tea. [B, 180, 214.] C. bungeana [Blumej. The C. vulgar is. [B, 214.] C. chinensis. 1. Of SprenE, he; E", ell; G, go; I, die; I", in; N, in; N". tank; [s. 114]