poma

With this hope he galloped on, and reached Poma Bridge, five miles and a half from the reservoir.

Rami felicia poma ferentes—Branches bearing beauteous fruit.

Cum mortales lecto jacent, Nobis poma noctu placent; Illa tamen sunt ingrata, Nisi furto sint parata.

Tacitus says of the ancient Germans that they satisfied their hunger with wild apples (agrestia poma), among other things.

For of their own nature they are rich in valuable fruits (‘poma,’ literally tree-fruit or apples).