purslane
purs·lane
noun
Origin
From Old French porcelaine, probably an alteration of Latin porcilaca (“purslane”) (related to portulaca (“purslane”)) to assimilate it with porcelaine (“porcelain”).
Phrases
- mud purslane
- purslane tree
- wild purslane
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