Carboniferous

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 73
kar-bon-ifcr-us, adj., producing carbon or coal [L ta> bo, and /era, to produce Carbonise, kar'bon-7 v.t. to make into tarbon —n. Carbonisation Carbunole, kai 'Imng-kl, n. a fiery red precious stone an inflamed ulcer, [L. carbunculus, dim of tarbo, a coal. Carbuncular, kar-buny'ku-lar. adj b( longing to or resembling a carbuncle icd inflamed. Oarcanet, kar'ka-nct, n a Lollar of jewels, [Fr. -lit cl ken hen, the neck Carca , Carcase, kar’kas, v. a dead body or corpse the framework of anything a kind of bombshell [Fr. caito e, a skeleton —It. ca>- — cas so, a quiver, hull, hulk Low L. tarcasms Pers, tarkush a quiver
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