-cula

See also: Appendix:Variations of "cula"

English

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-cula

Denoting things associated with, or compared to, Dracula: Count Chocula, Bunnicula etc.

-cula f (genitive -culae); first declension

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‎acus (“needle, pin”) + ‎-cula → ‎acicula (“hairpin, hatpin”)
‎āctiō (“action”) + ‎-cula → ‎āctiuncula (stem āctiōn-)
‎aedis (“temple, shrine; room”) + ‎-cula → ‎aedicula (“small temple, chapel; small house, room”)
‎anas (“duck”) + ‎-cula → ‎anaticula (stem anat-)
‎auris (“ear”) + ‎-cula → ‎auricula (“external part of the ear; ear-lap”)
‎canis (“dog”) + ‎-cula → ‎canīcula (“little dog; dogfish, shark”)
‎virgō (“maid, maiden, virgin”) + ‎-cula → ‎virguncula (stem virgin-)