prim·u·la 
(prĭmyə-lə)
(prĭmyə-lə)n.
See primrose.
[Short for Medieval Latin prīmula vēris, cowslip, primrose (literally, "little first one of spring") : Latin prīmula, little first one (from feminine of prīmulus, diminutive of prīmus, first; see PRIME) + Latin vēris, genitive of vēr, spring.]
- beguilement
- beguiler
- beguilingly
- beguine
- Beguine
- begum
- begun
- behalf
- Behan
- behave
- behavior
- behavioral
- behavioral genetics
- behaviorally
- behavioral medicine
- behavioral psychophysics
- behavioral science
- behavioral scientist
- behaviorism
- behaviorist
- behavioristic
- behavior modification
- behavior modifier
- behavior therapist
- behavior therapy