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prunella, n. 1 and n. 2 in the OED (http://www.oed.com/view/Entry/153616)
(http://www.oed.com/view/Entry/153617 ) (Lamiaceae or Labiatae)
prunelloides prunella-like, resembling Self-Heal, Prunella. (Self-heel?)
pruniferus bearing plums
prunifolius, prunifolium with leaves like Prunus, the plum tree, prune-leaved,
pruniformis plum-shaped.
Prunus Pru'nus (PROO-nus) from the Latin name for the plum tree. (Rosaceae)
pruri-, prurit Latin itch
pruriens itching, causing an itching sensation.
prutenicus, pruthenicus of Prussian origin, from post-classical Latin Prutenicus, from the Pruteni, Prutheni,
the Prussians.
prymn, prymo, prymnus Greek the hind most; the stern of a ship
przewalskii for Nikolai Prezewalski (1839-1888), Russian explorer and naturalist
psaca, psacad, psacas, -pascas Greek a small broken -off piece
Psacalium Provenance of name not stated by author
psaer, psaero Greek flutter, touch lightly
psal-, psali, psalid, psalo Greek scissors
psalist-, psalisto Greek clipped
psallo Greek twang, pluck
psalm, psalma,-psalma, psalmi, psalmo Greek a tune played on a stringed instrument; a psalm; a twitching
psalo Greek scissors
psalter Greek a harp player; a book of many leaves
psamm, psammo, psammus, psammus Greek sand
psammophilus sand-loving.
psar, psaro Greek speckled; the starling
psathy, psathyo Greek crumbling
Psathyrotes Psathyro'tes (sa-thi-ROE-tees) Greek psathyros, brittle, fragile, looseness; reference unclear
Psathyrotopsis from the genus Psathyrotes and from ancient Greek ὄψις, opsis, appearance, resembling,
likeness, sight.
psectr, psectra, -psectra, psectro Greek a scraper
psedn, psedno Greek scanty, bald
psegma, -psegma, psegmato Greek shavings
pselaph Greek grope about, touch
pselli, psellio, psellium, -psellium Greek a bracelet
psellism Greek stammering
psen, -psen Greek a fig insect
psen, pseno Greek bald
pseph, psephi, psepho Greek a small stone; darkness
psephen, psepheno Greek dark, obscure
psett, psetta Greek a flatfish
pseud, pseud-, pseudo- false, spurious, deceptively similar, from ancient Greek ψευδο-, ψευδ-, pseudo-,
pseud-, combining form of ψευδής, pseudes, false (adjective), ψεῦδος, pseudos, falsity, falsehood; implying
resembling but not equaling, counterfeit. Compare -aster, -astra, -astrum, -istrum.
pseudacorus –a -um pseudacor'us (sood-A-ko-rus, etymologically incorrectly soo-da-KOR-us) false Acorus,
from Greek ψεῦδος, pseudos, falsity, falsehood, and
Pseudelephantopus from Greek ψεῦδος, pseudos, falsity, falsehood, and generic name Elephantopus
Pseudephemerum from Greek ψεῦδος, pseudos, falsity, falsehood, and genus Ephemerum
pseudoacacius -a -um pseudoaca'cia (soo-doe-a-KAY-see-a or sood-a-KAY-see-us) false Acacia, from Greek
ψεῦδος, pseudos, falsity, falsehood, and ακακια, akakia, Acacia.
Pseudobahia from Greek ψεῦδος, pseudos, falsity, falsehood, and generic name Bahia
pseudobulb false bulb, a term for a corm, from from Greek ψεῦδος, pseudos, falsity, falsehood, and .
pseudocarp a false fruit, e.g. strawberry, from Greek ψεῦδος, pseudos, falsity, falsehood, and .
Pseudoclappia from Greek ψεῦδος, pseudos, falsity, falsehood, resembling but not equaling, and generic name
Clappia
pseudocostatus false-ribbed.