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GLOSSARY. 



[PIS.— PRI. 



Pisiformis, e — Pea-shaped. 



Pistilliformis, e — In the form of a pestle. 



Pistillus — A pounder, pestle. 



Pisum — A pea. 



Placenta — A cake. 



Placidus, a, um — Placid, smooth. 



Plagosus, a, um — Full of wounds or stripes. 



Plan iceps — Flat-h eaded . 



Planicosta — Having flat ribs. 



Planidorsalis, e — Flat or .smooth-backed. 



Planidorsatus, a, um — Flat or smooth- 

 backed. 



Planifrons — Having a plane front. 



Planimarginatus, a, um — Flat-margined. 



Planiramosus, a, um — Having flat branches. 



Planirostris — Having a smooth beak. 



Planispira — Having a flat spire. 



Planistria — Having flat striae. 



Planistriatus, a um — Having flat strise. 



Planobasalis, e — Having a flat base. 



Planobrachiatus, a, um — Smooth-armed. 



Planoconvexus, a, um — Flat, convex. 



Planocostatus, a, um— Flat-ribbed. 



Planodiscus — Flat disk. « 



Planodorsalis, e — Smooth or flat-backed. 



Planodorsatus, a, um— Having a smooth or 

 flat back. 



Planogyratus, a, um— Flat-whorled. 



Planorbiformis, e — Like Planorbis. 



Planosulcatus, a, um — Plane-furrowed. 



Planovolvis, e — Flat-whorled. 



Planulatus, a, um — Rather flat. 



Planumbonus, a, um— Having a smooth 

 umbo. 



Planus, a, um — even, level, flat, plane. 



Platymarginatus, a, um— Flat-margined. 



Platybasis — Having a flat base. 



Platycephalus — Having a flat head. 



Platynervis, e — Flat-nerved. 



Platynotus — Having a flat ridge or back. 



Platypleurus — Having" flat sides. 



Platypus — Broad-footed. 



Platyrachis — Having a flat rachis. 



Platys — Broad. 



Platystigma — Having flat scars, dots, or 

 pits. 



Platystomus, a, um — Having a broad mouth. 



Plebeiformis, e — Like a plebeian. 



Plebeius, a, um — Common. 



Pleiopleura — Having wide ribs. 



Plenissimus, a, um — The largest. 



Plenus, a, um — Full, plump. 



Pleurexanthemus — Having the pleura ex- 

 tending out. 



Pleurites — The side, lateral. 



Pleurodictyoides — Like Pleurodictyum. 



Pleuropistha — Having the side behind. 



Pleuroptera — Having side wings. 



Pleuropteryx — Having side wings. 



Pleurovimineus, a, um — Having side wicker- 

 work. 



Plicatellus, a, um — Having small folds. 



Plicatilis, e — That may be folded, flexible. 



Plicatulus, a, um — Having little plications 

 or folds. 



Plicatus, a, um — Plaited, folded. 



Pliciferus, a, um — Fold-bearing or plaited. 



Plicomphalus — Folded in the middle. 



Pluma — A small feather. 



Plumarius, a, um — Embroidered with 

 feathers. 



Plumosus, a, um— Full of feathers, feathery. 



Plumula — A little feather. 



Plumulosus, a, um — Full of feathers. 



Pluriradialis, e — Many-rayed. 



Pocillatus, a, um — Little-cupped. 



Pocilliformis, e — Cup-shaped. 



Pocillum — A little cup. 



Poculum — A cup, bowl, or goblet. 



Pogonias— A kind of comet. 



Politus, a, um — Polished, smoothed. 



Polydactylus, a, um — Many-fingered. 



Polygonius, a, um — Having many angles, 

 polygonal. 



Polygyratus, a,um — Many coiled or whorled. 



Polymorph us, a, um — Many-formed. 



Polyphyllus, a, um — Many-leaved. 



Polypleurus, a, um— Having many ribs. 



Polysporus— Having many spores. 



Polystomellus, a, um — Having many little 

 mouths. 



Ponderosus, a, um — Heavy, ponderous. 



Ponticulus — A little bridge. 



Porcatus, a, um — Ridged, furrowed. 



Porosus, a, um — Full of pores. 



Porrectus, a, um — Extended, stretched, or 

 spread out. 



Posticus, a, um — Posterior. 



Postremus, a, um— The last, hindmost, 

 worst. 



Poststriatus, a, um— Having a striated pos- 

 terior. 



Potens — Powerful. 



Poterium — -A drinking vessel, a cup. 



Pnecedens — Going before, surpassing. 



Pra'ciptus, a, um- Anticipated, going be- 

 fore. 



Precursor — A forerunner. 



Proelongus, a, um — Very long. 



Prsematurus, a, um Very early, untimely, 

 premature. 



Prsemorsus, a, um — Bitten off", jagged. 



Prsenuntius. a, um — That foretells, or fore- 

 bodes. 



Prseumbonus, a, um — Very protuberant. 



Prateriformis, e — Prateriform. 



Pravus, a, um — Crooked, deformed, dis- 

 torted. 



Preciosus, a, um — Precious, splendid. 



Precius, a, um — That brings forth ripe 

 grapes before other vines. 



Pressulus, a, um — Somewhat pressed in, 

 compressed. 



Pressus, a, um — Pressed. 



Pretiosus, a,.um — Precious, valuable. 



Primaevus, a", um — Primeval. 



Primarius, a, um — One of the first, remark- 

 able, principal, 



Primigenius, a, um — First of its kind, 

 original, primitive. 



Primitivus, a, um — First of its kind, primi- 

 tive. 



Primordialis, e — Primordial, original, first 

 of all. 



Primus, a, um — The first. 



Princeps — The first, chief, original, principal. 



Principalis, e — First, original, principal. 



Priscus, a, um — Ancient, old. 



