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plantago-aquatica literally water plantain, the common name
planus, -a, -um even, flat, level, or horizontal; a plain, level ground.
planus, –i a vagabond, a charlatan
plas, plasi, plaso Greek form, mold, shape
plasm-, plasma, -plasma, plasmato, plasmo Greek something molded or modeled; plasm
plasso Greek form, mold, shape
plast, plasto Greek formed, molded; counterfeit
plastr, plastron French a breastplate
-plasty Greek growth, molding
plat-, plate, plati, platy Greek broad, flat, from ancient Greek πλατυ-, platy-, combining form of πλατύς,
platys, broad, flat.
plata, -platac, platax, -platax Greek a kind of fish
platale, platalea, -platalea Latin the spoonbill
platan, platanus, -platanus Greek the sycamore
platan- referring to a plantain, or the Plane Tree genus, Platanus
Platanacae Platana'ceae (plat-an-AY-see-ee) plants of the Platanus, Plane-tree, family.
platanifolius platanus-leaved, with leaves like Platanus, plane tree
platanoides like Platanus, the plane tree
platantherus -a -um, Platanthera Platanther'a (pla-tan-THEER-a) with broad, flat anthers, from Greek platys,
broad, and anthera, anther
platanthus broad-flowered, from , and ἄνθος, anthos, flower.
Platanus Plat'anus (PLA-ta-nus or PLAT-an-us) New Latin from Latin platanus, plane tree, from Greek
platanos, akin to Greek platys, broad, possibly for the broad leaves, a name for P. orientalis.
plat-, platy- broad, flat, from Greek πλατύς, platys, broad, wide, level
platacanthus broad-flowered, from Greek and ακανθος, akanthos, spiny, thorny.
plate Greek broad, flat
Plateilema from Greek platys, broad, and eilema, envelope, alluding to broad phyllaries
platensis from the banks of the River Plate, South America.
platess-, platessa, platessi Latin the plaice, a European flatfish, from post-classical Latin platessa (4th cent.),
of uncertain origin, possibly a derivative of plattus flat, smooth, or its etymon ancient Greek πλατύς, platys,
broad
plati; platy- Greek broad, flat
plattensis -is -e of or pertaining to the Platte River, in the Great Plains?, or, possibly a derivative of plattus
flat, smooth, or its etymon ancient Greek πλατύς, platys.
platyanthus with broad flowers, from , and ἄνθος, anthos, flower.
platycanthus broad-spined, with broad thorns.
platycarpus -a -um platycar'pus (pla-tee-KAR-pus) broad-fruited, bearing broad fruit.
platycaulis with broad stalks, from , and Latin noun caulis, caulis m., from the Greek καυλος, kaulos, the
stem or stalk of a plant; usual spelling was colis or coles, or kaulos, the shaft.
platycaulon broad-stemmed, from , and Latin noun caulis, caulis m., from the Greek καυλος, kaulos, the
stem or stalk of a plant; usual spelling was colis or coles, or kaulos, the shaft.
platycentrus, platycentra broad-centered, with broad spurs, with broad thorns, from Greek, πλατύς, platys,
broad, and κέντρον, kentron, sharp point, a goad, a peg, the stationary point of a pair of compasses.
platyceras, platycerus broad/flat horn, having broad thorns.
Platycerium flat horn, the stag-horn fern
platychlamys, platychlamyus with a broad cloak or broad covering.
platycladus broad-branched
Platycodon broad bell-shaped, from Greek platys, broad, and kodon, bell
platyglossus -a -um platyglos'sus (pla-tee-GLOSS-sus) broad-tongued, with a broad tongue, from , and
γλωσσος, glôssos, tongue.
platylepis with broad scales, from and Greek λεπίς, λεπιδο-, lepis, lepido-, scale.
platyneuron pla-tee-NEWR-ron with broad veins or broad nerves.
platyneurus pla-tee-NEWR-rus with broad veins or broad nerves.
platynotus with broad markings or flat markings.
platyodon, platyodontus with broad teeth.
platypetalus broad-petaled, with broad petals or flat petals.