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pinnatilobus pinnate-lobed
pinnatim Latin adverb pinnately, from pinnatus.
pinnatinervis pinnate-nerved
pinnati-partitus divided like a feather.
pinnati-pinnatifidus doubly-pinnately divided.
pinnatisect, pinnatisectus pinnately cut
pinnatisetus pinnately divided.
pinnatistipulus with pinnate axillary leaves.
pinnatus -a -um pinna'tum (pin-AY-tum) pinnate, feathered, the primary division of a compound leaf, from Latin
pinnatus, adjective, feathered, winged, from pinna or penna, feather.
pinnula the leaflet of a pinnate leaf.
pinnulatus diminutively pinnate.
pino Greek drink; dirt, filth; hungry
pinus, -pinus the Latin name for pine, from pinus, pini f., pinus, pinus f., noun, pine or fir tree, wood, or
foliage; ship, mast, or oar; pinewood torch.
Pinus Pi'nus (prim and properly pronounced PIE-nus, but PEE-nus, properly pronounced in classical Latin, Pinus
rhymes with Venus) from classical Latin pīnus, pīni, f., or pīnus, pīnus f., pine tree, pinewood, ship, mast, oar,
torch, probably from the same Indo-European base as ancient Greek πίτυς, pitys, pine tree, and the first element of
Sanskrit pītudāru, denoting a kind of pine., akin to Sanskrit pitu drink, food.
pio-, pion Greek fat, rich
pipatio-, pipation Latin chirping
piper, -piper, piperat, piperi Latin pepper; peppery, black pepper (peppercorn) is the genus Piper.
piper pepper, black & white, Piper nigrum, Piper album, respectively, from Celsus.
Piperaceae plants of the Pepper family, from the genus name, Piper, and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of
plant family names.
Pipéri Greek πιπέρι, pepper, also Pipéri áspro, πιπέρι άσπρο, pepper, Pipéri Iamaïkḗs, πιπέρι Ιαµαϊκής,
Allspice, Pipéri kagién, πιπέρι καγιέν, chile, Pipéri maúro, πιπέρι µαύρο, pepper. .
Pipéri melegkéta Greek πιπέρι µελεγκέτα, Grains of Paradise, Aframomum melegueta [Roskoe] K. Schum,
see your Sam Adams beer commercial.
Piperia Piper'ia (pi-PER-ee-a) for C. V. Piper, American botanist of the Pacific Northwest
Piperiá Greek πιπεριά, paprika.
piperatus with a pepper-like taste
piperitus -a -um, piperitis -is -e piperi'tus (pi-per-EYE-tus) like pepper; peppermint-scented
Piperóriza Greek piperoriza, πιπερόριζα, meaning pepperoot, Ginger
pipi, pipien Latin peeping, chirping
pipil, pipilo Latin chirp, peep
pipistrell Italian a bat
pipr- Greek a woodpecker
pipt, pipt-, pipto- Greek fall, falling, descending
Piptatherum Piptather'um (pip-ta-THEER-um) New Latin, from Greek pipto, falling, and αθηρ, αθερος, ather,
atheros, a barb or an awn, bristle, the beard of an ear of corn.
Pipturus descending tail
pir-, piri, pirum, -pirum Latin a pear
pirang-, piranga, -piranga Brazilian a tanager
pirat-, pirata, -pirata, -ic Latin a pirate; piratical
piri- pear-, from Pyrus.
pirifolius -a -um pirifo'lius (pir-i-FO-lee-us)
piriformis -is -e, pyriformis pear-shaped, from pyrus-formis.
piriodorus, pyriodorus with a pear-smell.
Pirola small pear, the diminutive of Pyrus, for the similar foliage.
Pirolaceae plants of the Winter-green family, from the genus name, Pyrola, and -aceae, the standardized Latin
suffix of plant family names.
pirus the Latin name, pirus, piri, for a pear tree.
pis, pis-, pisi-, piso-, pisus, -pisus Greek a pea, referring to the genus Pisum, the Pea; meadows
pisc, pisc-, pisci, piscis, piscis Latin a fish, referring to a fish
piscatorius fish-catching.