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Persémolo Modern Greek Περσέµολο, parsley.
persepolitanus from Persepolis, once the capital of the ancient Persain kingdom.
persic, persica, -persica Latin a peach
persic- referring to Persia (Iran)
-persic(...) referring to a peach
persiaefolius, persicifolius peach-leaved
Persica per'sica (PER-si-ka) named for Persia, the native country of the peach, from Latin adjective Persicus,
Persica, Persicum, Persian, from a name from Pliny Persicum mālum, Persian apple, also post-classical Latin
Persica malus (5th cent.) and classical Latin Persica arbor. (Rosaceae)
Persicaria, persicaria post-classical Latin persicaria redshank, or Persicaria maculosa (a1250, 1635 in
British sources), from the resemblance of the leaves to those of the peach tree, from classical Latin persicum,
persica, peach, from Pliny Persicum mālum, Persian apple, and -aria, pertaining to, referring to resemblance of
leaves of some species.
persicifolius with leaves like Prunus persica, the peach
persicarioides resembling Persicaria, Polygonum Persicaria.
persicarius peach-like, formerly Amygdalus persica.
persicifolius with leaves like the peach.
persicinus peach-like.
persicus of or from Persia, from Iran, or of the peach
persimilis very similar to another species.
persis of Persian origin.
persistens persistent, not falling off, opposite to caducous.
persolutus very loose.
persona, -persona, personat Latin a mask; masked
persona non grata an unaccaptable person
personacia herba burdock.
Personatae a sub-order of Scrophularinae.
personatus masked.
perspic-, perspicat, perspici Latin see through; sharp-sighted
perspicillat Latin conspicuous
perspicuus -a -um transparent, translucent, pale, clear, bright, evident; manifest, perspicuous from per
through, extra, very, and specio, spicio, to look, look at (bad Latin 1 st singular not the infinitive!; alternately
from perspicio, perspicere, perspexi, perspectus, see through; examine; observe.
perstellata
perth-, pertha, pertho Greek get by plunder
pertusus perforated, pierced with holes, round or oblong, thrust through.
peruiferus yielding Peru-Balm.
perula, -perula Greek a little pouch, wallet
perulatus pocket-like, with conspicuous bud-scales (perules)
peruvianus Peruvian
pervius pierced, open.
-pes Latin a foot, referring to a foot or stalk, used in compound words, such as longipes.
pes-caprae pes-cap'rae (pes-KAP-ree) foot of a nanny goat
pes corvi crow-foot.
pess, pesso Greek an oval pebble; a checkerboard
pessarium pessary.
pessim Latin the worst
pessul, pessulus Latin a bolt
pessulum pessary
pessum pessary
pesti, pestius Latin a pest, plague
pet, petit Latin seek
peta, petaci, petax Latin greedy
petal, petalo, petalum Greek a leaf; spread out, flat
petaloides petal-like, resembling petals.
Petalonyx Petalon'yx (pet-al-ON-ix)