- Cape cobra
- Naja nivea, a species found in southern Africa.
Medical dictionary. 2011.
Cape cobra
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cobra — [19] Cobra is a shortening of Portuguese cobra de capella, which came into English in India in the 17th century. This meant literally ‘snake with a hood’: cobra from Latin colubra ‘snake’ and capella (referring of course to the ‘hood’ it makes… … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
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