Caravel

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 73
kar'ay-el, n. a kind of light sailing ve el. [Fr. —It, car a vell a—L. iambus— Gr humbos, a barque.] Caraway, kar'a-wfi, «. a plant with aromatic seeds, used as a tonic and condiment. [Sp. aliaravea —Ar karviya —Gi. ka ran. Carbme, Carbineer. See Carabine. Carbolic acid, kar-bol'ik as'id, n. an acid produced from coal-lex, used as a disinfectant. [L car bo, coal Carbon, kur'bon, «. an elementary substance, widely diffused, of which pure charcoal is an example [Fr. carbone — L. turbo, coal Carbonaceous, kar-bon-.Vshe-us, Carbonic, Karbon'ik, ndj pertaining to 01 composed ot carbon. Carbonari, bar bon-.u\, « members 01 a secret society in Italy,U the beginning of this century [It charco.il-burncrs.’J Carbonate, kar'bon-.'it, n a salt formed by the union of arbonic acid with a base Carbonic, kur-bon'ik, adj relating to carbon Carbonic Acid is an acid formed 0/ carbon and oxygen, generally gaseous, and evolved by respiration and combustion
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