ula
1 of 3plural noun
ˈyülə
: the buccal gums
-ula
2 of 3noun suffix
-u·la
(y)ələ
plural -ulas
-ləz
or -ulae -ˌlē,
-ˌlī
: small one
Clangula
siphonula
placula
-ula
3 of 3plural of -ulum
Word History
Etymology
Plural noun
New Latin, from Greek oula, plural of oulon; probably akin to Greek eilein to roll, eilyein to roll, wrap
Noun suffix
Latin
- two-to-one
- two-toed
- two-toed anteater
- two-toed sloth
- two-tone
- two-toned
- two-tooth
- two-toothed longhorn
- two-tooths
- two-track
- two-twenty
- two-up
- two-valued
- two-way
- two-way mirror
- two-way plow
- two-way plug
- two-way street
- two-way stretch
- two-way switch
- two-wheeler
- two-wheelers
- two-winged
- two-winged fly
- two-worlds theory