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pelv-, pelveo, pelvi, pelvio Latin a basin; the pelvis
pelviformis pelvis-shaped, basin-shaped, from Latin pelvis, a basin
pely, pelyco, pelyx, -pelyx Greek a basin; the pelvis
pempemthar vervain, from Egyptian.
pempheri, pempheris, -phempheris Greek a kind of fish
pemphi, pemphig, pemphix Greek a blister, pimple
pemphredon, pemphredon Greek a kind of wasp
pen, pene Latin almost, nearly
Peneacaceae plants of the Penea family, small evergreen South African shrubs, from the genus name, Penea, and
-aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
penangensis, penangianus from the Isle of Penang.
pench French incline
pend, pendan, penden, pendul Latin hang, hanging
pendens hanging vertically downard.
pendiculatus drooping, hanging slightly down.
pendul- referring to an earring, hanging, drooping
penduliferus -a -um pendulif'erus (pen-dew-LI-fer-us)
penduliflorus pendulus-flowered
pendulinus hanging down very much.
pendulus -a -um pendulous, hanging, hanging down as through weakness of the stem, from Latin pendulus,
hanging, in suspense, undecided, from pendēre, to hang, to suspend and -ulus -a -um, Latin adjectival
diminutive suffix indicating a tendency or an action, akin to Latin pendere to weigh, estimate, pay, pondus
weight, pound.
pene-, penes, penest, penet Greek a laborer
penelope mythology the wife of Ulysses
penetr- Latin enter, pierce
peni-, penis, -penis Latin the penis
penichr-, penichro Greek poor, needy
penicill-, penicillum, -penicillum Latin a pencil, brush
penicillaris -is -e with a paintbrush-like tuft of hair
penicillatus -a -um penicilla'tus (pen-i-sil-AY-tus) a little tail, an artists brush or pencil, style, brush-like,
bordered or tipped with brush-like tufts, from Latin pēnĭcillus brush and -atus –ate. Bailey has this as “hairpenciled”.
penicilliformis -is -e brush-like, bordered or tipped with brush-like tufts.
Peniocereus Greek penios, thread, and Cereus, a genus of cacti
peninsularis -is -e peninsula'ris, peninsula're (pen-in-soo-LARE-is, pen-in-soo-LARE-ee) peninsular
penit Latin inner, from the inside
penitus inwardly
penn, penn-, penna, -penna, pennati, penni Latin a feather; a wing; feathered, referring to a feather, from
Latin penna, a feather, a wing
pennate feathered (used of leaves)
pennatifidus feather-cleft.
pennatifolius with feathery, pinnate leaves.
pennatulus slightly feathery.
pennatus feathered, feather-like, pinnate, from Latin pennatus, feathered, winged
pennigerus, pennigera bearing feathers, feathered, plumed, pinnate, from Latin penniger, feathered, winged.
penninervis, penninervus feather-veined, when the veins of a leaf run straight from the mid-rib to the margin.
Pennisetum Pennise'tum (pen-i-SEE-tum) from Latin penna, feather, and seta, bristle
pennula a small feather.
pens, pensa Latin weigh
pensil Latin hang, hanging
pensilis pensile, hanging, suspended.
Penstemon Pen'stemon (PEN-ste-mon or pen-STAY-mon) from Greek pente, penta, five and stēmōn, warp,
thread, or a stamen, for the 5 stamens, or a reference to the fifth stamen, the staminode. Stamen is akin to Old Irish
sessam act of standing, Sanskrit sthāman station, Greek histanai to cause to stand; basic meaning: standing upright.