- eschalotte, by way of eschaloigne, from the
Latin Ascalōnia
caepa or
Ascalonian onion, a Ascalōnia
caepa or
Ascalonian onion, a
namesake of the
ancient city of...
- Old
French eschalotte, by way of eschaloigne, from the
Latin Ascalōnia
caepa or "Ascalonian onion", a
namesake of the
ancient Eastern Mediterranean coastal...
-
declension noun:
caepa/cēpa ("onion") (feminine singular)
classical (c. 1st century)
Vulgar (c. 5th cent.)
Modern Romanian nominative caepa, cēpa *cépa ceapă...
-
types of
onion known from and
named after ancient Ascalon – Ascalōnia
caepa or
Ascalonian onion "Regional Statistics".
Israel Central Bureau of Statistics...
- O.
bermudezi (Clench and Aguayo, 1939) O.
brasiliensis (Maury, 1925) O.
caepa (Cooke, 1921) O.
conoides (Woodring, 1923) O.
dainellii (Savazzi, 1989)...
- escaloigne, by way of the
Vulgar Latin escalonia, from the
Latin Ascalōnia
caepa or
onion of Ascalon. "Shallot" is also
derived from escaloigne, but by way...
- Genus:
Anomia Linnaeus, 1758
Species A.
ephippium Linnaeus, 1758 type = A.
caepa A.
achaeus Gray, 1850 = A. sol A.
chinensis Philippi, 1849 A. colombiana...
-
figure 6a. In a
large study of five
species of
radiolarians (Calocycletta
caepa,
Pterocanium prismatium,
Pseudoculous vema,
Eucyrtidium calvertense, and...
- names. The only
distinct family of the
Rustii bore the
surname Caepio, from
caepa, an onion, one of a
large class of
cognomina derived from the
names of familiar...
-
Pleurotomaria cognata P.
hennocquii P.
hettangiensis P.
wanderbachi Ptychomphalus caepa P.
wehenkeli Scurriopsis (Hennocquia)
hettangiensis Scurriopsis (Scurriopsis)...
