| Ital. | capra | goat |
| Franç. | caprice | whim, fancy |
| Franç. | chaparder | to pilfer, cf. volð6.2.2. |
| Franç. | choper | to catch, snatch |
| Franç. | écoper | recevoir un coup (sans rapport sémantique avec écoper "vider avec une écope") |
| Engl. | chop | vacillate, barter, cut in pieces |
| Sbc. | cepiti | to tramp |
| Sbc. | ceperinka | White Wagtail, 313 |
| sorabe | cumpjel | White Wagtail, 313 |
| Ukr. | capajla | White Wagtail, 313 |
| Pers. | kapàn | scales |
| Pers. | kapàk | White Wagtail, 313 |
| Engl.reg. | capon-longtail | Long-tailed Titmouse, 398 (see also chaffin, hereafter) |
| Engl.reg. | scaper et var. | Snipe, 194 (zigzaging flight) |
| Engl. | caper | dance about |
| Gael.S. | capar-coille | Capercaillie, 7 |
| Engl. | capercaillie | Capercaillie, 7 (from its display dance) |
| Franç. | chapelet | rosary: dangles |
| Engl. | chap | to split, crack |
| Lith. | kupeti | boil over |
| Skr. | kûpati | boil, become agitated |
| Lat. | cupido | desire, love; cf. Skr. vánasð6.2.25. |