pullinus

pullīnus, a, um, adj. [1. pullus],

• of or belonging to young animals: dentes, the first teeth of a colt, Plin. 8, 44, 69, § 172.

pullīnus, a, um (1. pullus), I) jungen Tieren gehörig, dentes, quos pullinos appellant, die ersten Zähne (der jungen Pferde), Plin. 8, 172. – II) insbes., von Hühnern, Hühner-, ova, Lampr. Heliog. 22, 1: adeps, Oribas. frgm. Bern. 2, 6, p. 16, 23 H. – subst., pullīna, ae, f. (sc. caro), Hühnerfleisch, Apic. 4, 119.

1 pullinus v. 3 pullanus

2 pullinus [CL pullus+-inus] , a  (as adj.) of a domestic fowl, of a chicken. b (as sb.) domestic fowl, chicken. c (as sb. f.) poultry (as department of household). a macredinem inferunt [caro] pullina, vac[c]ina, laporina Adel. CA 14.  b de bobus, vaccis, multonibus, porcis, aucis, gallinis, caponibus, ~inis Trokelowe 89; 1389 de vitulis ‥ de pullis sive ~is Conc. III 206a.  c 1473 Johanni Gardyner, valetto officii ~ine hospicii nostri ‥ assignavimus te ad aucas, capones, gallinas, pullos, et alia volatilia quecumque ‥ capienda Pat 532 m. 19.

pullīnus, a, um (pullus 1), de petits dʼanimaux : pullini dentes Plin. 8, 172, dents de lait [en parl. de poulains] || pullina ova Lampr. Hel. 22, 1, œufs à poulets, œufs de poule || pullina, æ, f. , chair de poulet : Apic. 4, 119.