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porc, porci, porcus-, porcus Latin a hog, swine
porcat New Latin ridged
porcell-, porcelli, porcellus, -porcellus Latin a little pig; a sowbug
porcellan Italian porcelain
porci- Latin a hog, swine
porcin-, porcinus Latin of a hog; pork, referring to pigs or swine.
porcus Latin a hog, swine
pore, porei, poreut Greek a passage; convey, traverse
pori Latin a pore, small opening
porist, poristo Greek provided
porn-, porno Greek a prostitute
por-o Greek a hardening, callus; a soft stone; blind
porophylloides porophyllo'ides (por-oh-fil-OH-i-dees)
Porophyllus Porophyl'lus (por-oh-FIL-us)
porophyllus -a -um, porrofolius porum-leaved, leek-leaved, with perforated leaves, from porrum, a leek,
scallion, and chives; alternately Greek poros, hole, and phyllon, leaf, alluding to gland-dotted leaf blades
porosus perforated, dented.
porp, porpa, -porpa Greek a buckle, brooch
porpa, porpac, porpax, -porpax Greek a ring, loop; a handle
porphyr, porphyrio, porphyro- Greek purple
porphyracanthus with purple thorns, from Greek and ακανθος, akanthos, spiny, thorny.
porphyranthus with purple flowers, from , and ἄνθος, anthos, flower.
porphyrophyllus with purple leaves
porphyreus, porphyrius purple
porphyrobaphis of purple color.
porphyrocarpus with purple fruit.
porphyroleucus light purple.
porphyroneurus purple-nerved, with purple veins.
porphyrostele purple-columned
porr-, porri-, porrum, -porrum, porrs, -porrs Latin a leek
porraceus leek-green.
porrect Latin stretched out, extended forward
porrectus stretched out, lanky.
porreus resembling common Leek, Allium porrum.
porrifolius -a -um porrifo'lius (por-i-FO-lee-us) with leek-like leaves.
porrigens por'rigens (POR-i-jens) stretched out, lanky.
porrum leek, Allium Porrum, from Celsus.
port Latin carry
port, porta, -porta, porti Latin a gate, door
port, porti, portun, portus, -portus Latin a harbor, port
portatalis portable.
portenschlagianus for Franz von Portenschlag-Ledermayer (1777-1827), Austrian botanist
portentosus peculair.
porteri por'teri (POR-ter-eye)
porth-, porthe, portho Greek destroy
portlandicus from the Isle of Portland, English Channel.
porthmi, porthmid, porthmis, porthmis Greek a narrow passage
porti Latin a gate, door; a harbor, port
portoricensis from Porto Rico (Puerto Rico).
Portokáli Greek πορτοκάλι, orange.
portulac, portulaca, -portulaca Latin purslane
Portulaca Portula'ca (por-tew-LAY-ka) New Latin, from Latin, purslane, from portula, portulae, little door, the
diminutive of porta gate; in reference to the lid of its capsule that opens like a gate. (Portulacaceae)
portulaca purslane, Portulaca oloracea, from Celsus.
Portulacaceae Portulaca'ceae (port-yu-la-KAY-see-ee) plants of the Rose Moss or Purslane family, from the
genus name, Portulaca, and -aceae, the standardized Latin suffix of plant family names.