Where does “pultes” come from?

pultes (Middle English) comes from Latin pultes, from Latin puls, from Ancient Greek πόλτος, from Proto-Indo-European pel — dust, flour; to drive, strike, thrust.

pultes (Middle English): The mixture used to make a poultice; A poultice

Definitions

The mixture used to make a poultice; A poultice

Ancestry of “pultes”, step by step

Step	Language	Word	Meaning
1	Latin	pultes	nominative plural of puls; accusative plural of...
2	Latin	puls	meal, porridge
3	Ancient Greek	πόλτος	porridge made of flour
4	Proto-Indo-European	pel	dust, flour; to drive, strike, thrust

Words derived from “pultes”

poultice
poulticelike
poulticewise

Every word from Proto-Indo-European pel →Every word from Ancient Greek πόλτος →Every word from Latin puls →