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Derek Soike · Answer 1 · 2018-10-25T23:20:20+0000

PEL & PULS which come from the Latin pellere & pulsus and it means DRIVE, PUSH & THROS. It is a ROOT-WORD that takes seven Prefixes to give full range of its violence. I hope this helps you out at least a little bit
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