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puffin, puffinus, -puffinus New Latin the puffin
pugil, -pugil, pugili Latin a boxer
pugill, pugillus, -pugillus Latin a handful
pugio, -pugio, pugion Latin a dagger
pugionacanthus having dagger-like thorns, from Greek and ακανθος, akanthos, spiny, thorny.
pugioniformis dagger-shaped.
pugn-, pugna, pugnac, pugnax, -pugnax Latin fight; fighting
pugn-, pugno, pugnus, -pugnus Latin the fist
pul, pulex, -pulex, pulic Latin a flea
pulch, pulchell, pulcher, -pulcher, pulchr Latin beautiful
Pulchea (Compositae)
pulchellus -a -um, pulcellus pulchel'lus (properly pul-KEL-us, or pul-CHEL-us) pretty, beautiful; beautiful but
small, little beautiful.
pulcher -chra -chrum, pulcer -ra -rum pul'cher (PUL-ker) pul'chra (PUL-kra) beautiful, pretty, handsome, fair
from pulcher.
pulcherrimus, pulcherrima very handsome, very or most beautiful.
pulegium, pulegii n., pulejum, -ii n. (typo for pulegum??) fleabane, pennyroyal, from Cicero.
pulegius, pulegioides flea-repelling, from Latin pulex, flea, for the flea-repelling properties of some aromatic
plants
pulegoiodes resembling Penny-royal or Flea-mint. Mentha pulegium.
pulicare fleawort
Pulicaria Pulicar'ia (poo-li-KARE-ee-a) from Latin pulex, flea, and -aria, pertaining to, alluding to use of the
plants as flea repellent.
pulicaris adjective, of fleawort, flea-colored, flea-like.
pulicarius flea-colored, flea-like.
pull-, pullus,-pullus Latin dusky, grayish-black, dark-colored; a young fowl
pullari, pullarius, -pullarius Latin a chicken keeper
pullatus clothed in black.
pullul, pullula Latin produce young, sprout
pullulans to sprout or bud (as in spring).
pullus dark-colored, nearly black, dusky.
pulmo, -pulmo, pulmon, pulmono Latin a lung
Pulmonaria from Latin pulmo, lung
pulmonarioides resembling lung-wort, Pulmonaria.
pulp, pulpa, -pulpa, pulpi Latin flesh, pulp
pulposus pulpy.
puls, pulsa, pulsi, pulsilo, pulso Latin beat, push, pulse
pulsatilloides resembling Pasque-flower, Anemone pulsatilla.
pult Latin hurl, beat, knock
pult, pulti Latin pottage
puluis a thorny plant.
pulv, pulver, pulvis, pulvis Latin powder, dust
pulveraceus powdery, covered with fine dust.
pulveraceus powdered, as if dusted over.
pulverulentus -a -um pulverulen'tus (pul-ver-yoo-LEN-tus) dust covered, dusty, powdery, as if dusted over.
pulvi-, pulvill, pulvin Latin a cushion
pulvigerus finely covered with powder.
pulvilliferus bearing a pad or a cushion.
pulvinalis, pulvinaris, pulvinatus like a cushion, cushion-shaped or pad-shaped, from classical Latin
pulvīnātus cushion-shaped, in scientific Latin also moderately convex (1686 or earlier in botanical use) from
pulvīnus cushion
pulviniferus, pulvinigerus cushion-bearing.
pulvinifpunicormis having the shape of a cushion or pad.
pulvis dust.
pum-, pumex, -pumex, pumic Latin a soft stone
pumil-, pumilio, pumilo Latin a dwarf, dwarvish, low or little (same as nanus).