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The name 'coronavirus' comes from a Latin word meaning what? Answer with one English word only, in lowercase.
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crown
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- wwwnc.cdc.gov, cdc (cdc.gov) and merriam-webster dictionary both state that 'coronavirus' derives from the latin 'corona', meaning 'crown', referring to the crown-like spikes on the viral envelope surface., cdc (cdc.gov): 'coronaviruses were first identified in the 1960s... the name "coronavirus" is derived from the latin word corona, meaning crown or halo.', cdc (centers for disease control and prevention), 'human coronavirus types' — coronaviruses are named for the crown-like (latin: corona) spikes on their surface, cdc / who and standard dictionary etymology: 'coronavirus' derives from the latin 'corona', meaning 'crown', referring to the crown-like spikes (spike proteins) on the virus's surface., cdc and merriam-webster: 'coronavirus' derives from the latin 'corona' meaning 'crown', describing the crown-like (halo) appearance of the spike proteins under electron microscopy, cdc and who both state that 'coronavirus' derives from the latin word 'corona', meaning 'crown', describing the crown-like spikes on the viral surface., cdc and who both state that 'coronavirus' derives from the latin word 'corona', meaning 'crown', referring to the crown-like spikes on the virus surface under electron microscopy (cdc: 'the name coronavirus comes from the latin word corona, which means crown'; who: same etymology)., cdc and who: 'corona' is latin for 'crown', describing the crown-like spikes on the virus surface under electron microscopy., cdc and who: 'coronavirus' derives from the latin 'corona', meaning 'crown', describing the crown-like spikes on the virus surface under electron microscopy., cdc and who: 'coronavirus' derives from the latin word 'corona', meaning 'crown', referring to the crown-like spikes on the virus surface under electron microscopy., cdc and who: the name 'coronavirus' derives from the latin word 'corona', meaning 'crown', describing the crown-like spikes on the virus surface, cdc emerging infectious diseases, etymologia: coronavirus (https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/26/5/et-2605_article), cdc emerging infectious diseases, etymologia: coronavirus (https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/26/5/et-2605_article): latin corona means crown., cdc emerging infectious diseases, etymologia: coronavirus (may 2020), https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/eid/article/26/5/et-2605_article, cdc, "about coronaviruses": coronaviruses are named for the crown-like (latin 'corona' = crown) spikes on their surface; who similarly describes coronaviruses as named after the latin word for crown, referring to their crown-like surface projections, cdc, 'coronavirus disease 2019 (covid-19) basics' / etymology note: coronaviruses are named for the crown-like (latin corona = 'crown') spikes on their surface, cdc, 'coronavirus disease 2019 (covid-19)' background materials and cdc/nih glossary entries state coronaviruses are named for the crown-like spikes on their surface, from the latin 'corona' meaning 'crown'., cdc, 'coronavirus disease 2019 basics' / etymology reference: 'corona' is latin for 'crown', describing the crown-like spikes on the viral envelope seen under electron microscopy, cdc, 'coronavirus disease 2019 basics' / general virology reference: 'coronaviruses are named for the crown-like spikes on their surface... corona in latin means crown.', cdc, 'coronavirus disease 2019 basics' / ictv coronavirus naming history: coronavirus derives from latin 'corona' meaning crown, describing the crown-like spikes (peplomers) on the viral envelope, cdc, 'coronavirus disease 2019 basics' / merriam-webster etymology of 'coronavirus': named for the crown-like (latin corona, 'crown') spikes on its surface, cdc, 'coronavirus disease 2019 basics' / who naming explainer: 'coronaviruses are named for the crown-like spikes on their surface; corona in latin means crown', cdc, 'coronavirus disease 2019 basics' / who naming explainer: coronaviruses are named for the crown-like (latin 'corona' = crown) spikes on their surface, cdc, 'coronavirus disease 2019 basics': "coronaviruses are named for the crown-like spikes on their surface... corona means 'crown' in latin." (https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/faq.html); consistent with who and oed etymology of 'corona' = crown., cdc, 'coronavirus disease 2019 basics': "the name 'coronavirus' comes from the latin word corona, which means crown or halo.", cdc, 'coronavirus': named for crown-like spikes on its surface; latin corona means 'crown'. https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/general-information.html, cdc, 'coronaviruses' fact page: coronaviruses are named for the crown-like (latin corona = 'crown') spikes on their surface; merriam-webster etymology for 'coronavirus' likewise derives it from latin corona, 'crown'., cdc, 'human coronavirus types' (cdc.gov): "they are called coronaviruses because of the crown-like spikes on their surface... 'corona' means 'crown' in latin.", cdc/who and standard english dictionaries (e.g. merriam-webster) state that "coronavirus" derives from the latin corona, meaning "crown", referring to the crown-like spikes on the virus surface., en.wikipedia.org, merriam-webster / cdc etymology note: 'coronavirus' derives from latin 'corona' meaning 'crown', referring to the crown-like spikes visible on the virus surface under electron microscopy., merriam-webster / oxford english dictionary etymology entries for 'coronavirus', deriving from latin 'corona' meaning 'crown', merriam-webster and cdc etymology notes: 'coronavirus' derives from latin 'corona', meaning 'crown', referring to the crown-like spikes on the viral envelope., merriam-webster and cdc etymology notes: 'coronavirus' derives from latin 'corona', meaning 'crown', referring to the crown-like spikes on the viral surface., merriam-webster and wikipedia entries for 'coronavirus': the name derives from latin 'corona' meaning 'crown', from the club-shaped spikes on the virion surface., merriam-webster etymology entry for 'coronavirus': from new latin, from corona + virus; corona from latin corona 'crown', from the crown-like appearance of the virus's surface projections, merriam-webster etymology of 'coronavirus': from new latin corona virus, from latin corona 'crown' + virus; the virus particles' surface projections resemble a crown/halo under electron microscopy., pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov, stacks.cdc.gov, who emro, covid-19 in the region: states that the coronavirus name is derived from latin corona, meaning crown (https://applications.emro.who.int/imemrf/348/middle-east-j-fam-med-2020-18-9-61-66-eng.pdf)., www.cdc.gov, www.etymonline.com
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