N with malus towards none - Genesis Nursery

pardal- Greek spotted; a starling
pardalianches leopard’s bane, lit. poisonous to a leopard
pardalinus spotted like a leopard or panther.
pardalis spotted like a panther.
pardinalinus leopard-like, spotted
pardinus leopard-spotted, spotted like a panther.
parei, pareia Greek the cheek
Parelmoer Dutch cv. mother of pearl
paren, parent Latin a parent
parenchymaticus composed of cells.
paresi, paresis Greek a letting go; paralysis, impairment of strength
pari Latin equal; a titmouse
pari passu at the same pace
pari, parima Greek the cheek
parie, paries, pariet Latin a wall
Parietaria Parietar'ia (pare-ee-eh-TARE-ee-a) New Latin, from Late Latin, pellitory-of-the-wall, from feminine
of parietarius of a wall, from Latin pariet-, paries wall, and -arius -ary, in reference to the habitat of the original
species.
parietalis borne on a wall, belonging to a wall.
parietaria, -ae another name for 'herba perdicalis'
parietinus wall-loving.
parilis uniform.
parilla, -parilla Latin a little vine
parishii par'ishii (PARE-ish-ee-eye)
parisiensis -is -e parisien'sis, parisien'se (pare-ee-zee-EN-sis, pare-ee-zee-EN-see) from the neighborhood of
Paris.
pariter equally, in like manner
par-pinnatus pinnate, with an equal number of leaflets without a terminal one.
perle d’azur French cv. azure pearl
Perlmutterschale German cv. mother of pearl
parkeri par'keri (PAR-ker-eye)
Parkinsonia Parkinso'nia (par-kin-SEW-nee-a)
parlini
parm-, parma, -parma Latin a small shield
Parmelia
parmularis in form of a small shield.
Parnassia Parnas'sia (par-NAS-ee-a) from the 16 th century name Gramen Parnassi, referring to Mount
Parnassus, Greece, Greece sacred to Apollo and the Muses and Graces. New Latin, from Latin Parnasus,
Parnassus, Parnassus, from Greek Parnasos, Parnassos, and New Latin -ia
parnassicus, parnassis, parnassius from Mt. Parnassus, Greece
parnassifolius parnassia-leaved, resembling Grass-of-Parnassus, from Latin parnassius of Parnassus, from
Greek parnasios, from Parnasos Parnassus, mountain in Greece sacred to Apollo and the Muses
parod-, parodo, parodus Greek an entrance, passage
Paronychia New Latin, from Greek parōnychia, from Greek παρὰ, para-, beside, and ὅνυξ, onyx, the nail,or
onychos, beside the nail or fingernail, i. e. the whitlows, a plant reputed to be a supposed cure for whitlows,
from parōnychia whitlow, or felon, an inflammation of the tissues adjacent to the nail of a finger or toe usually
accompanied by infection and pus. (Caryophyllaceae)
paronym Greek of the same derivation
parot, paroti Greek beside the ear
parotid-, parotido Greek the parotid gland
-parous Latin giving birth to, bearing
Parrotia for F.W. Parrot (1792-1841), German naturalist
Parrya For William E. Parry (1790-1855), arctic explorer during whose first expedition to the North
American Arctic (1819-1820) specimens of the genus were first collected.
parryae par'ryae (PARE-ee-ee)
parryanus -a -um parrya'nus (pare-ee-AY-nus)