petilus

pĕtīlus, a, um, adj.,

• thin, slender (anteclass.): petilum tenue et exile, Non. 149, 7 sq.; Lucil. and Plaut. ap. Non. 1. 1.: petilam suram, siccam et substrictam vulgo interpretantur: Scaevola ait, ungulam albam equi ita dici, Fest. p. 205 Müll.

petilus od. petulus, a, um, wahrsch. = schmächtig, crura, Lucil. 583: labra, eingekniffene, Plaut. fr. bei Non. 149, 10 Quich. (Scaliger petilus, habrus [weichlich]): sura, Fest. 205, 22: übtr., donum, spärliches, Plaut. truc. 2, 7, 47 Sp. (Schoell liest v. 609 tantilli). – Aber Gloss. Scalig. V, 608, 61 ›petulus equus‹ qui habet albos pedes; u. Paul. ex Fest. 204, 6 ›petilam suram‹ significat ungulam equi albam.

petilus [CL] , thin, slender. b that has small feet. plantus [? l. petilus], gracili corpore GlC P 471.  b ~us, litelfota Ælf. Gl. 161; petulus, -la, -lum, A. whyt foted et dicitur de equo WW.

pĕtĭlus, a, um, mince, grêle : Pl. d. Non. 149, 10 || blanc [dʼaprès Scæv. d. Fest. 205, 22 ], cf. Gloss. 5, 608, 61.

*petilus, a, um. adj.
甚小者。

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