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Poa Po'a (PO-a) New Latin, from Linnaeus, from ancient Greek πόα, poa grass; akin to Greek pidax spring,
Lithuanian pieva meadow. (Gramineae)
Poaceae Poa'ceae (poe-AY-see-ee), plants of the Grass family, from the genus name, Poa, and -aceae, the
standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
poaeformis -is -e grass form, grass-like, from Poa, and formis -is -e.
poaeoides
poaoides resembling meadow-grass.
poc, poco, pocus Greek fleece
poca, pocado, pocas, -pocas Greek hair, wool
pocill, pocillum, -pocillum Latin a little cup
pocul, poculum, -poculum Latin a cup; a draught
poculiform, poculiformis cup-shaped, deeply-cupped shaped
pod, podo, pody, -pody Greek a foot
pod- referring to a stalk or foot
podabr-, podabro Greek tender-footed
podagra, podagrae f. Latin gout in the feet.
podagicus gouty-stalked
podarg-, podargo Greek swift-footed
podagraria Gout-wort, or Ash-weed, Aegopodium.
podagrarius curing podagra (gout in the feet).
podagricus swollen at the base, lit. gouty
podalyriaefolius podalyria-leaved
podex, -podex Latin the rump; the anus
podanthus with stalkless flowers, from , and ἄνθος, anthos, flower.
podetium a stalk-like elevation simple or branched.
podex, podicis m. Latin fundament, anus.
Podex perfectus est. -- You are a complete asshole.
podi-, podium, -podium Greek a foot
podic-, podici Latin the rump; the anus
podion Greek πόδιον, podion, a small foot; a base or pedestal, from ποδ-, πούς, pod-, pous foot.
podo; pody, -pody Greek a foot
podocarpus with stalked fruit; having fruit on a single carpel stalk, as some conifers.
podocephalus having a stalked head of flowers, from and Greek κεφαλή, kephale, head.
podogynium a pistil suppported on a stalk above the stamens.
podolicus of Podolia, or Podolsk, the region in western Ukraine north of middle Dniester River.
Podophyllum, podophyllus -a -um (pod-o-FIL-lum) with stalked leaves, originally anapodophyllum, from
Latin anas, a duck, Greek ποῦς, ποδὸς, pous, podos a foot and φύλλον, phyllon a leaf, for the leaves of P.
peltatum. In one source as an allusion to the long petioles. (Berberidaceae)
podophyllus stalked leaf.
podosphaerus with stalked globe.
Podostemaceae plants of the Podostemon, Thread-foot or Riverweed family, from the genus name, Podostemon,
and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.
podotrichus with stalked hairs.
poe Greek grass, a grassy place
poecil-, poecili, poecilio Greek variegated, many-colored; varied
poecilanthus bearing colorful flowers, from , and ἄνθος, anthos, flower.
poecile colored.
poeticus, poëticus pertaining to poets, usually classical poets
pogo, pogo-, pogon, -pogon, pogoni, pogono a beard, referring to a beard, from ancient Greek πώγων, pogon,
beard.
Pogogyne Pogo'gyne (po-GOJ-in-ee)
pogonanthus -a -um with bearded flowers, from ancient Greek πώγων, pōgōn, and ἄνθος, anthos, flower.
Pogonatum from ancient Greek πώγων, pōgōn, beard, referring to hairy calyptra.
Pogonia New Latin, from pogonias, pogon-, bearded, and -ia, referring to the bearded lip
pogonoptilis with a downy beard.
Pogostemon bearded stamen, from ancient Greek πώγων, pōgōn, beard.