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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, urn 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 Havifag flat branches. 



Plan irostris 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 PJane-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. 



Pleurexan them us Having the pleura ex- 

 tending out. 



Pleurites The side, lateral. 



Pleurodictyoides Like Pleurodictyum. 



Pleuropistha Haying the side behind. 



Pleuroptera Having side \\ings. 



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. 



Polymorphic, 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. 



Prsecedens Going before, surpassing. 



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

 fore. 



Precursor A forerunner. 



Prselongus, a, um Very long. 



Prsematurus, a, um Very early, untimely, 

 premature. 



Prsemorsus, a, um Bitten off, jagged. 



Praenuntius. 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. 



Principals, e First, original, principal. 



Priscus, a, um Ancient, old. 



