Etymology of the Latin suffix -ula

Derivations in Latin

setuliferus, blastula, blastosphere, rugulosus, parvulus, nitidulus, gastrula, hirtulus, firmulus, venustulus, Clausispicula, Flexularia, Sellulocalamus, aristispicula, asperula, aspidistrula, barbuligera, bidenticulata, biglandulare, biglandulosa, bispiculatum, capitula, capitulifera, capituliflora, caudula, cirrhulosa, clavuliferum, clavulosa, coronulatum, curvula, duriusculus, elatiuscula, falcula, flaccidula, flavidodula, flavidula, funiculata, glandulosa, granulifera, granulosa, hamulosa, horridulus, laeviuscula, lappula, lappulaceus, latispicula, laxiuscula, lingulata, longiuscula, longivalvula, maniculata, minuscula, multispiculis, mundula, nitidespiculata, nodulibarbis, nuspicula, paucispicula, pilosula, radulans, rigidiuscula, rudiuscula, scaberula, scopuliferum, setulosa, spiculosa, strictula, trepidula, trispiculata, unguiculatum, unispiculata, uvulatum, venulosum, verruculosa, viscidula