bud (subs.) Copy link Outline 1. gemma (ea quae g. dicitur, Cic.)2. germen, ĭnis, n.3. călyx, y̆cis, m. (a flower-b.)4. ŏcŭlus (esp. with ref. to grafting) • bud (subs.): 1. gemma (ea quae g. dicitur, Cic.): the b.s push themselves from the midst of the bark, se medio trudunt de cortice g., Virg. 2. germen, ĭnis, n.: the b.s venture to trust themselves to the early suns, in novos soles audent se g. credere, Virg.: v. germ. 3. călyx, y̆cis, m. (a flower-b.): a rose-b., rosae c., Plin. 4. ŏcŭlus (esp. with ref. to grafting): Virg.: Col. Phr.: to nip in the b., *aliquid immaturum occupare.
bud (v.) Copy link Outline A. Intrans.1. gemmo, 12. prōgemmo, 13. gemmas movēre4. germĭno, 1B. Trans.1. oculos inserĕre s. imponĕre2. emplastro, 1 • bud (v.): A. Intrans.: 1. gemmo, 1: country-people speak of vines b.ing, gemmare vites rustici dicunt, Cic.: a b.ing eye, g. oculus, Col. To begin to b., gemmasco, 3: Col.: Plin. 2. prōgemmo, 1: i. e. to put forth buds: Col. 3. gemmas movēre: Col. 4, 29, ad. init. 4. germĭno, 1: v. to germinate. B. Trans.: of the operation of budding: 1. oculos inserĕre s. imponĕre: Virg. 2. emplastro, 1: Col.
BUD Copy link • BUD 1. s. gemma, germen, oculus (of trees): calyx (of flowers; a little bud, calyculus). FIG., to nip in the bud, aliquid primo tempore opprimere et exstinguere. 2. v. put forth buds, gemmas agere, gemmare; germinare; pullulare. To be ready to bud, get buds, gemmascere. Budded, gemmatus. A budding, gemmatio or gemmatus; germinatio. Bud out, provenire, exsistere. Inoculate, arborem inoculare, arbori oculum inserere. Bloom, florescere, vigescere.