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P
P
cross-reference
r

p
p
cross-reference
r

p
p
cross-reference

Pa
Pa
cross-reference

pabillus
pabillus
noun
a small wheelbarrow

pabo
pabō
noun
a one-wheeled vehicle

pabularis
pābulāris
adjective
of or fit for fodder

pabularius
pābulārius
adjective
of or belonging to fodder or pasture

pabulatio
pābulātiō
noun
pasture

pabulator
pābulātor
noun
A fodderer

pabulatorius
pābulātōrius
adjective
of or for fodder

pabulor
pābulor
verb
To eat fodder

pabulosus
pābulōsus
adjective
abounding in fodder

pabulum
pābulum
noun
food

pac
pac
prefix

pacalis
pācālis
adjective
of or belonging to peace

pacate
pācātē
adverb
peaceably

pacatio
pācātiō
noun
a peace-making

pacator
pācātor
noun
a peace-maker

pacatorius
pācātōrius
adjective
peace-promoting

Pacatula
Pācātula
noun
a female proper name

pacatum
pācātum
noun
a friendly country

pacatum
pācātum
noun

pacatus
pācātus
adjective
pacified

pacatus
pācātus
adjective

paccius
paccius
noun
a poet mentioned by

Pacensis
Pācensis
noun
Beja

Pacensis
Pācensis
adjective
Of or belonging to the city of

Pachynos
Pachȳnos
noun
the south-eastern promontory of Sicily

Pachynum
Pachȳnum
noun
the south-eastern promontory of Sicily

Pachynus
Pachȳnus
noun
the south-eastern promontory of Sicily

Pacida
Pācida
cross-reference

Pacidianus
Pācidiānus
noun
a famous gladiator

pacifer
pācifer
adjective
peace-bringing

pacifero
pāciferō
verb
to keep peace

pacificatio
pācificātiō
noun
a peacemaking

pacificator
pācificātor
noun
a peacemaker

pacificatorius
pācificātōrius
adjective
peace-making

pacifice
pācificē
adverb
pacifically

pacificor
pācificor
verb
to make or conclude a peace

pacificor
pācificor
verb
to make or conclude a peace

pacificum
pācificum
noun
peace-offerings

pacificus
pācificus
adjective
peacemaking

pacio
paciō
noun
a contract

Pacis
Pacis
cross-reference
a sacred bull

pacisco
paciscō
verb
to agree

paciscor
paciscor
verb
to make a bargain

paco
pacō
verb
to fasten

paco
pācō
verb
to bring into a state of peace and quietness

paco
pacō
verb
to make or come to an agreement

Paconius
Pacōnius
noun
the name of a Roman gens. So M. Paconius

Pacorus
Pacorus
noun
A son of Orodes

pacta
pacta
noun

pacticius
pactīcius
adjective
agreed upon

pactilis
pactilis
adjective
plaited together

pactio
pactiō
noun
an agreeing

pactitius
pactītius
adjective

pactiuncula
pactiuncula
noun
an agreement

pactius
pactius
adjective
agreed upon

Pactolis
Pactōlis
noun
of or belonging to the Pactolus

Pactolus
Pactōlus
noun
a river in Lydia which was said to bring down golden sands

pactor
pactor
noun
one who makes a contract

pactum
pactum
noun
an agreement

pactum
pactum
noun

Pactumejus
Pactumējus
noun
a supposititious son of Canidia

pactus
pactus
adjective

pactus
pactus
adjective

pactus
pactus
noun
a betrothed husband

pactus
pactus
noun

pactus
pactus
adjective
agreed upon

Pactya
Pactya
noun
a town of Thrace

Pactye
Pactyē
noun
a town of Thrace

Pacuus
Pācuus
noun
the name of a Roman gens. So esp. Pacuvius

Pacuvianus
Pācuviānus
adjective
Pacuvian

Pacuvius
Pācuvius
noun
the name of a Roman gens. So esp. Pacuvius

Padaeus
Padaeus
noun
a people of farther India

Padaneus
Padaneus
adjective

Padaneus
Padāneus
adjective
of or on the Po

Padanus
Padānus
adjective
of or belonging to the Po

Padanus
Padānus
adjective

Padus
Padus
noun
the Po

padus
padus
noun
pitch-pines

Padusa
Padūsa
noun
a canal running from the Po to Ravenna

Paean
Paean
noun
An appellation of Apollo

paean
paean
noun
a metrical foot of four syllables

paeanites
paeānītes
noun
a precious stone

Paeanitis
Paeānītis
noun
a precious stone

Paeantiades
Paeantiadēs
noun
the son of Paeas

Paeantiades, Paeantius, Paeas
Paeantiades, Paeantius, Paeas
expression

paeantis
paeantis
noun
a precious stone

Paeantius
Paeantius
adjective
of or belonging to Paeas

Paeas
Paeas
adjective
the father of Philoctetes

paedagoga
paedagōga
noun
a governess

paedagogatus
paedagōgātus
noun
education

paedagogianus
paedagōgiānus
adjective
of or belonging to the

paedagogium
paedagōgīum
noun
the place where boys of servile birth intended for pages were educated

paedagogo
paedagōgō
verb
to educate

paedagogus
paedagōgus
noun
a slave who took the children to school and had the charge of them at home

paederos
paederos
noun
A precious stone

Paedia
Paedīa
noun
a doctrine

paedicator
paedīcātor
noun
one given to unnatural vice

paedico
paedīcō
verb
to practise unnatural vice

paedico
paedīcō
noun
one who practises unnatural vice

paedidus
paedidus
adjective
nasty

paedor
paedor
noun
nastiness

paegniarius
paegniārius
adjective
of or belonging to play

Paegnium
Paegnium
noun
a Roman slave-name

paelex
paelex
noun
a kept mistress

paelicatus
paelicātus
noun
the cohabiting with a kept mistress

Paeligni
Paelignī
adverb

Paelignus
Paelignus
noun
a people of Central Italy

paeminosus
paeminōsus
adjective
full of chinks

paene
paenē
adverb
nearly

paeninsula
paeninsula
noun
a peninsula

paenissime
paenissimē
adverb

paenitendus
paenitendus
adjective
to be repented of

paenitens
paenitens
adjective
repenting

paenitenter
paenitenter
adverb
with regret

paenitentia
paenitentia
noun
repentance

paenitentialis
paenitentiālis
noun
a priest appointed to hear the confession of penitents

paeniteo
paeniteō
cross-reference
to cause to repent

paeniteor
paeniteor
verb
to repent

paenitudo
paenitūdō
noun
repentance

Paenula
Paenula
noun
a Roman surname

paenula
paenula
noun
a woollen outer garment covering the whole body

paenularius
paenulārius
noun
a maker of mantles or mantillas

paenulatus
paenulātus
adjective
wearing the paenula

paenuleus
paenuleus
adjective
of the paenula

paenultima
paenultima
noun
the penultimate syllable

paenultimus
paenultimus
adjective
the last but one

paenuria
paenūria
noun
want

paenuria
paenūria
noun

paeon
paeon
noun
a metrical foot of four syllables

Paeon
Paeōn
noun
a Paeonian

paeonia
paeōnia
noun
the peony

Paeonia
Paeonia
noun
the country of the Paeonians

paeonicus
paeōnicus
adjective
of or belonging to the foot paeon

Paeonis
Paeonis
noun
a people of Macedonia

Paeonis
Paeonis
noun
a female Paeonian

Paeonis
Paeonis
noun

Paeonius
Paeonius
adjective

Paeonius
Paeōnius
adjective
of or belonging to the god of medicine

Paeonius
Paeonius
adjective
of or belonging to Paeonia

Paestanus
Paestānus
adjective
of or belonging to Paestum

Paestanus
Paestānus
noun
the Paestans

Paestum
Paestum
noun
a city of Lucania

paetulus
paetulus
adjective
having a slight cast in the eye

Paetus
Paetus
noun
a surname

paetus
paetus
adjective
having leering eyes

Paga
Paga
noun
a city in Megaris

Pagaeus
Pagaeus
noun
the people of Pagae

Paganale
Pāgānāle
noun
the festival of the

paganicus
pāgānicus
adjective
of or belonging to the country

paganismus
pāgānismus
noun
heathenism

paganitas
pāgānitās
noun
heathenism

paganus
pāgānus
noun
a countryman

paganus
pāgānus
noun
a civilian

paganus
pāgānus
adjective
Of or belonging to the country or to a village

Pagasa
Pagasa
noun
a maritime town of Thessaly

Pagasa
Pagasa
noun
a maritime town of Thessaly

Pagasaeus
Pagasaeus
adjective
of or belonging to Pagasa

Pagaseius
Pagasēius
adjective
Pagasaean

Pagasicus
Pagasicus
adjective
Pagasaean

pagatim
pāgātim
adverb
by districts or villages

pageiei
pāgeieī
adverb

pagella
pāgella
noun
a little page

pager
pager
noun
a fish

pager
pager
noun
a fish

pages
pāges
cross-reference

Pagida
Pagida
noun
A river in Africa

Pagidas
Pagidās
noun
A river in Africa

pagina
pāgina
noun
a written page or leaf

paginalis
pāginālis
adjective
of or belonging to a page

paginatus
pāginātus
adjective
joined together

paginula
pāginula
noun
a little page

pagmentum
pagmentum
noun
that is joined together

pago
pagō
verb

pago
pagō
verb
to fasten

pagrus
pagrus
noun
a fish

pagur
pagur
noun
a fish

pagurus
pagūrus
noun
a kind of crab-fish

pagus
pāgus
noun
a district

pala
pāla
noun
a spade

palabundus
pālābundus
adjective
wandering about

palacrana
palacrāna
noun
an ingot of gold

palacurna
palacurna
noun
an ingot of gold

Palaemon
Palaemōn
noun
A sea-god

Palaemonius
Palaemonius
adjective
of or belonging to the seagod Palaemon

Palaeno
Palaenō
noun
one of the Danaides

Palaepharsalus
Palaepharsālus
noun
Old Pharsalus

Palaephatius
Palaephatius
adjective
of or belonging to Palaephatus

Palaepolitanus
Palaepolītānus
noun
the inhabitants of Palaepolis

Palaepolitanus
Palaepolītānus
adjective
of or belonging to the Campanian city Palaepolis

Palaeste
Palaestē
noun
a seaport in Epirus

palaestes
palaestēs
noun
a wrestler

Palaestina
Palaestīna
noun
the country of Palestine

Palaestine
Palaestīnē
noun
the country of Palestine

Palaestinensis
Palaestīnensis
adjective
Palestinian

Palaestinus
Palaestīnus
adjective
of or belonging to Palestine

Palaestinus
Palaestīnus
adjective
of or belonging to Palaeste

Palaestinus
Palaestīnus
noun
the inhabitants of Palestine

palaestra
palaestra
noun
a wrestling-school

palaestrica
palaestrica
noun
the art of wrestling

palaestrice
palaestricē
adverb
after the manner of the palaestra

palaestricos
palaestricōs
cross-reference

palaestricus
palaestricus
adjective
of or belonging to the palaestra

palaestricus
palaestricus
noun
a teacher of the art of wrestling

palaestrita
palaestrīta
noun
the director of a wrestling-school

palaga
palaga
noun
an ingot of gold

palam
palam
adverb
openly

Palamedes
Palamēdēs
noun
son of Nauplius

Palamedeus
Palamēdēus
adjective
Palamedean

Palamediacus
Palamēdiacus
adjective
Palamedic

Palamedicus
Palamēdicus
adjective
Palamedic

palancarius
palancārius
cross-reference

palanga
palanga
noun
a pole to carry burdens on

palangae
palangaē
adverb

palangarius
palangārius
noun
one who carries burdens with the aid of a long pole

palangarius
palangārius
cross-reference

palango
palangō
verb
to carry away on a pole

Palantieis
Palantieis
noun
the immigrants who accompanied Evander

Palanto
Palantō
noun
the wife of Latinus

palara
palāra
noun
a bird

palare
pālāre
noun
the exercise of tilting against a stake

palaris
pālāris
adjective
of or belonging to pales or stakes

palasea
palāsea
noun
the tailpiece or buttock

palatha
palatha
noun
dried fruit

Palatinus
Palātīnus
adjective
of or belonging to the Palatium

Palatinus
Palātīnus
noun
the people of the Palatine Mount

Palatinus
Palātīnus
noun
an officer of the palace

Palatinus
Pālātīnus
adjective
of or belonging to the Palatium

Palatinus
Palātīnus
adjective

palatio
pālātiō
noun
a driving in of pales or stakes

Palatium
Palātium
noun
a palace

Palatium
Pālātium
noun
a palace

palatium
palātium
noun
a palace

Palatua
Palātua
noun
the tutelary goddess of the Palatine

Palatualis
Palātuālis
adjective
of or belonging to Palatua

Palatuar
Palātuar
noun
an offering made at Rome on the Palatine

palatum
palātum
noun
the palate

palatus
palātus
noun
the palate

pale
palē
noun
a wrestling

palea
palea
noun
chaff

palealis
paleālis
adjective
of or belonging to chaff

palear
palear
noun
the skin that hangs down from the neck of an ox

palearis
paleāris
adjective
of or belonging to chaff

palearium
paleārium
noun
a chaff-loft

paleatus
paleātus
adjective
mixed with chaff

Pales
Palēs
noun
the tutelary deity of shepherds and cattle

Palestina
Palestīna
noun
the country of Palestine

Palestinus
Palestīnus
cross-reference

Palica
Palīca
noun
a town in Sicily

Palicanus
Palīcānus
noun
a Roman surname in the gens Lollia

Palici
Palīcī
adverb

Palicus
Palīcus
noun
the sons of Jupiter and the nymph Thalia or Aetna

Palicus
Palīcus
noun
the sons of Jupiter and the nymph Thalia or Aetna

Palicus
Palīcus
noun
the Palicans

Palikanus
Palīkānus
noun
a Roman surname in the gens Lollia

Palilicius
Palīlīcius
adjective
of or belonging to the Palilia

Palilis
Palīlis
adjective
of or belonging to Pales

palilogia
palilogia
noun
the emphatic repetition of a word or idea

Palils
Palīls
noun

palimbacchius
palimbacchīus
noun
an antibacchic

palimpissa
palimpissa
noun
pitch boiled twice

palimpsestus
palimpsestus
noun
a parchment from which the old writing has been erased for the purpose of writing upon it again

palinodia
palinōdia
noun
the repetition of a song

Palinurus
Palinūrus
noun
the pilot of Aeneas

palitans
pālitans
adjective
wandering about

paliuraeus
paliūraeus
adjective
covered with Christ's-thorn

paliurus
paliūrus
noun
a plant

palla
palla
noun
a long and wide upper garment of the Roman ladies

pallaca
pallaca
noun
a concubine

pallacana
pallacāna
noun
a kind of onion

Palladium
Palladium
noun
the image or statue of Pallas

Palladium
Palladium
noun

Palladius
Palladius
adjective
of or belonging to Pallas

Palladius
Palladius
noun
a Roman surname

Palladius
Palladius
adjective

Pallanteum
Pallantēum
noun
A city in Arcadia

Pallanteus
Pallantēus
adjective
of or belonging to Pallas

Pallantias
Pallantias
noun
Aurora

Pallantis
Pallantis
noun
Aurora

Pallantius
Pallantius
adjective
of or belonging to Pallas

pallaris
pallāris
adjective
of or belonging to the

Pallas
Pallas
adjective
the name of several mythic and historical personages

Pallas
Pallas
noun
Surname of the Greek goddess Athene

Pallatinus
Pallātīnus
cross-reference

Pallatinus
Pallātīnus
adjective
of or belonging to the Palatium

Pallatium
Pallātium
noun
a palace

Pallenaeus
Pallēnaeus
adjective
of or belonging to Pallene

Pallene
Pallēnē
noun
a peninsula and town of Macedonia

Pallenensis
Pallēnensis
adjective
Pallenian

pallens
pallens
adjective

pallens
pallens
adjective
pale

palleo
palleō
verb
to be or look pale

pallesco
pallescō
verb
to grow or turn pale

palliastrum
palliastrum
noun
a ragged

palliatus
palliātus
adjective
dressed in a

pallidulus
pallidulus
adjective
palish

pallidus
pallidus
adjective
pale

palliolatim
palliolātim
adverb
dressed in a mantle

palliolatus
palliolātus
adjective
covered with a cloak-cape or hood

palliolum
palliolum
noun
a small Greek mantle or cloak

pallium
pallium
noun
a covering

Pallor
Pallor
noun
the god of fear

pallor
pallor
noun
pale color

pallula
pallula
noun
a little cloak or mantle

palma
palma
noun
a small

palma
palma
noun
the palm

palma
palma
noun

palmaris
palmāris
adjective
A hand's-breadth

palmarium
palmārium
noun
That which deserves the prize

palmarius
palmārius
adjective
of or belonging to palms

palmata
palmāta
noun

palmatias
palmatiās
noun
a slight earthquake

palmatus
palmātus
adjective
Marked with the palm of a hand

palmatus
palmātus
adjective

palmensis
palmensis
adjective
made from palms

palmes
palmes
noun
a young branch or shoot of a vine

palmetum
palmētum
noun
a palmgrove

palmeus
palmeus
adjective
A hand'sbreadth

palmiceus
palmiceus
adjective
of or made of palms

palmicius
palmicius
adjective
of or made of palms

palmifer
palmifer
adjective
palm-bearing

palmiger
palmiger
adjective
palm-bearing

palmipedalis
palmipedālis
adjective
a foot and a palm in height

palmipes
palmipes
adjective
broad-footed

palmipes
palmipes
adjective
a foot and a palm high

palmiprimus
palmiprīmus
cross-reference

Palmira
Palmīra
noun
a city of Syria

Palmira
Palmīra
noun

Palmirenus
Palmīrēnus
adjective
of Palmyra

palmo
palmō
verb
To make the print or mark of the palm of one's hand

palmopes
palmopes
adjective

palmosus
palmōsus
adjective
abounding in palm-trees

palmula
palmula
noun
the palm of the hand

palmularis
palmulāris
adjective
of or with the palm of the hand

palmus
palmus
noun
the palm

Palmyra
Palmȳra
noun
a city of Syria

Palmyrena
Palmȳrēna
noun
the country around Palmyra

Palmyrenus
Palmȳrēnus
noun
the country around Palmyra

Palmyrenus
Palmȳrēnus
adjective
of Palmyra

palor
pālor
verb
to wander up and down

palo
pālō
verb
to support with pales

palor
pālor
verb
to wander up and down

palo
pālō
verb

palpabilis
palpābilis
adjective
that can be touched

palpamen
palpāmen
noun
a stroking

palpamentum
palpāmentum
noun
a stroking

palpatio
palpātiō
noun
A stroking

palpator
palpātor
noun
a stroker

palpebra
palpebra
noun
an eyelid

palpebra
palpēbra
noun
an eyelid

palpebralis
palpēbrālis
adjective
of or on the eyelids

palpebralis
palpebrālis
adjective
of or on the eyelids

palpebraris
palpēbrāris
adjective
of or for the eyelids

palpebraris
palpebrāris
adjective
of or for the eyelids

palpebratio
palpebrātiō
noun
a blinking

palpebratio
palpēbrātiō
noun
a blinking

palpebro
palpebrō
verb
to wink frequently

palpebro
palpēbrō
verb
to wink frequently

palpebrum
palpēbrum
noun
an eyelid

palpebrum
palpebrum
noun
an eyelid

palpitatio
palpitātiō
noun
a frequent and rapid motion

palpitatus
palpitātus
noun
a frequent and rapid motion

palpito
palpitō
verb
to move frequently and quickly

palpor
palpor
verb
to stroke

palpor
palpor
verb
to stroke

palpo
palpō
noun
a flatterer

palpus
palpus
noun
the soft palm of the hand

Paltos
Paltos
noun
a city in Syria

Paltus
Paltus
noun
a city in Syria

Paluda
Palūda
noun
an epithet of Minerva

paludamentum
palūdāmentum
noun
a military cloak

paludatus
palūdātus
adjective
dressed in a military cloak

paludester
palūdester
adjective
marshy

paludicola
palūdicola
noun
a dweller in fens or marshes

paludifer
palūdifer
adjective
marsh-making

paludigena
palūdigena
noun
marsh-born

paludivagus
palūdivagus
adjective
wandering about or among morasses

paludosus
palūdōsus
adjective
fenny

palum
pālum
noun
a stake

palumba
palumba
noun
a woodpigeon

palumbarius
palumbārius
noun
a kind of hawk which attacks doves

palumbes
palumbēs
noun
a woodpigeon

Palumbinum
Palumbīnum
noun
a town of the Samnites

palumbinus
palumbīnus
adjective
of wood-pigeons

palumbis
palumbis
noun
a woodpigeon

palumbulus
palumbulus
noun
little wood-pigeon

palumbus
palumbus
noun
a woodpigeon

palus
pālus
noun
a stake

palus
palūs
noun
a swamp

palusca
palusca
noun
a kind of fig

paluster
paluster
adjective
fenny

paluster
paluster
noun
swampy places

Pamisus
Pamīsus
noun
A river in Messenia

pammacharius
pammachārius
noun
the victor in the pammachum

pammachium
pammachium
noun
an athletic contest

pammachum
pammachum
noun
an athletic contest

Pammenes
Pammenēs
noun
a Greek rhetorician

Pammenium
Pammenium
noun
of or belonging to Pammenes

Pamphagus
Pamphagus
noun
the name of a dog

Pamphilus
Pamphilus
noun
a Greek proper name

Pamphylia
Pamphȳlia
noun
a country on the sea-coast of Asia Minor

Pamphylius
Pamphȳlius
adjective
Pamphylian

Pamphylius
Pamphȳlius
noun
the Pamphylians

pampinaceus
pampināceus
adjective

pampinarium
pampinārium
noun
a tendril-branch

pampinarius
pampinārius
adjective
of or belonging to tendrils

pampinatio
pampinātiō
noun
a breaking off of superfluous tendrils and leaves of vines

pampinator
pampinātor
noun
one who plucks or lops off the superfluous tendrils and leaves of vines

pampinatus
pampinātus
adjective
having tendrils and leaves

pampinatus
pampinātus
adjective

pampineus
pampineus
adjective
full of tendrils or vine-leaves

pampino
pampinō
verb
to pluck or lop off the superfluous tendrils

pampinosus
pampinōsus
adjective
full of foliage

pampinus
pampinus
noun
a tendril or young shoot of a vine

Pan
Pān
noun
Pan

panaca
panaca
cross-reference
a kind of drinking-vessel

Panacea
Panacēa
noun
one of the four daughters of Aesculapius

panacea
panacēa
noun
An herb to which was ascribed the power of healing all diseases

Panacea
Panacēa
noun
a city in Crete

panaces
panaces
noun
An herb to which was ascribed the power of healing all diseases

panacinus
panacinus
adjective
made of the panacea

Panaenus
Panaenus
noun
a famous painter

Panaetius
Panaetius
noun
a celebrated Stoic

Panaetolicus
Panaetōlicus
adjective
of or belonging to the whole of Aetolia

Panaetolium
Panaetōlium
noun
the council of the whole of Aetolia

panaricium
panāricium
noun
a disease of the finger-nails

panariolum
pānāriolum
noun
a small bread-basket

panarium
pānārium
noun
a bread-basket

panarius
pānārius
noun
a bread-seller

panathenaicon
panathēnāicon
noun
an ointment made in Athens

Panathenaicus
Panathēnāicus
noun
a holiday oration of Isocrates pronounced at the Panathenaea

Panathenaicus
Panathēnāicus
adjective
of or belonging to the Panathenaea

panax
panax
noun

panax
panax
noun
An herb to which was ascribed the power of healing all diseases

pancarpineus
pancarpineus
adjective
composed of all kinds of fruits

pancarpius
pancarpius
adjective
consisting or composed of all kinds of fruits

pancarpus
pancarpus
adjective
consisting or composed of all kinds of fruits

Panchaeus
Panchaeus
noun
the inhabitants of Panchaia

Panchaeus
Panchaeus
adjective
Panchaean

Panchaeus
Panchaeus
cross-reference

Panchaia
Panchāia
noun
a fabulous island in the Erythraean Sea

Panchaicus
Panchāicus
adjective
Panchaean

Panchaius
Panchāius
adjective
Panchaean

panchrestarius
panchrestārius
noun
a confectioner

panchrestus
panchrestus
adjective
good or useful for every thing

panchristus
panchristus
adjective
good or useful for every thing

panchromos
panchrōmos
noun
a plant

panchrus
panchrus
noun
a variegated precious stone

Panchrysos
Panchrȳsos
adjective
all golden

pancratias
pancratiās
noun
a pancratiast

pancratiastes
pancratiastēs
noun
a combatant in the

pancratice
pancraticē
adverb
after the manner of the pancratiasts

pancration
pancration
noun
A complete combat

pancratium
pancratium
noun
A complete combat

pancratius
pancratius
adjective
Pancratian

Panda
Panda
noun
a Scythian river

Panda
Panda
noun
a Roman goddess

Panda
Panda
noun
a people of India

Pandaeus
Pandaeus
adjective
of the Pandae

Pandana
Pandāna
noun
one of the oldest gates of Rome

Pandarus
Pandarus
noun
A leader of the Lycians

Pandataria
Pandātāria
noun
a small island in the Tyrrhenian Sea

Pandatarieria
Pandātāriēria
noun
a small island in the Tyrrhenian Sea

Pandatarioria
Pandātāriōria
noun
a small island in the Tyrrhenian Sea

pandatio
pandātiō
noun
a warping

Pandecta
Pandecta
noun
the title of the collection of Roman laws made by order of Justinian from the writings of Roman jurists

pandecta
pandecta
noun
a book that contains every thing

pandecter
pandecter
noun
the title of the fourth book of the work of Apicius

pandectes
pandectēs
noun
a book that contains every thing

pandemus
pandēmus
adjective
affecting all the people

pandicularis
pandiculāris
cross-reference

pandiculor
pandiculor
verb
to stretch one's self

Pandion
Pandīōn
noun
A king of Athens

Pandionius
Pandīonius
adjective
Pandionian

pando
pandō
verb
to spread out

pando
pandō
verb
to bend

Pandora
Pandōra
noun
the first woman

pandorius
pandōrius
noun

Pandosia
Pandōsia
noun
A city in Epirus

Pandrosos
Pandrosos
noun
daughter of Cecrops and sister of Aglauros and Herse

pandura
pandūra
noun
a musical instrument of three strings

pandurium
pandūrium
noun
a musical instrument of three strings

pandurius
pandūrius
noun

pandurizo
pandūrizō
verb
to play the

pandus
pandus
adjective
bent

Pandus
Pandus
noun
a Roman surname

pane
pāne
noun
bread

paneficium
pāneficium
noun
the making of bread

panegyricus
panēgyricus
noun
the festival oration of Isocrates

panegyricus
panēgyricus
adjective
of or belonging to a public assembly or festival

panegyricus
panēgyricus
noun
a eulogy

panegyrista
panēgyrista
noun
a eulogist

panerastos
panerastos
noun
a precious stone

paneros
paneros
noun
a precious stone

Paneros
Paneros
cross-reference
a Roman surname

Pangaeum
Pangaeum
noun
a mountain of Thrace

Pangaeus
Pangaeus
noun
a mountain of Thrace

Pangaeus
Pangaeus
adjective
Pangaean

pango
pangō
verb
to fasten

pangonius
pangōnius
noun
a precious stone

pangonus
pangōnus
noun
a precious stone

Panhormitanus
Panhormitānus
cross-reference

Panhormus
Panhormus
cross-reference

Panhrmitanus
Panhrmitānus
adjective

Panhrmitanus
Panhrmitānus
adjective
Panormitan

Panhrmus
Panhrmus
noun
the name of several cities

Panhrmus
Panhrmus
noun
the name of several cities

panicellus
pānicellus
noun
a little loaf

Paniceus
Pāniceus
noun
an inhabitant of Breadville

paniceus
pāniceus
adjective
made of bread

panicium
pānicium
noun
Any thing baked

panicoctarius
pānicoctārius
adjective
bread-making

panicula
pānicula
noun
a tuft

paniculus
pāniculus
noun
a tuft

paniculus
pāniculus
noun

panicum
pānicum
noun
Italian panic-grass

panifex
pānifex
noun
a breadmaker

panifica
pānifica
noun
a female baker

panificium
pānificium
noun
the making of bread

panion
pānīon
noun
a plant

Panionium
Paniōnium
noun

Panionius
Paniōnius
adjective
of or belonging to all Ionia

panis
pānis
noun
bread

Paniscus
Pāniscus
noun
A little Pan

pannarium
pannārium
noun
a bread-basket

pannarium
pannārium
noun
presents of cloth

pannarius
pannārius
adjective
of

panneus
panneus
adjective
ragged

pannicula
pannicula
cross-reference

pannicularium
panniculārium
noun
rags

pannicularius
panniculārius
adjective
of or belonging to rags or tatters

Panniculus
Panniculus
noun
the name of a mime

panniculus
panniculus
noun

panniculus
panniculus
noun
a small piece of cloth

Pannonia
Pannonia
noun
a country lying between Dacia

Pannoniacus
Pannoniacus
adjective
Pannonian

Pannonicus
Pannonicus
adjective
Pannonian

Pannonis
Pannonis
noun
Pannonian

Pannonius
Pannonius
adjective

Pannonius
Pannonius
noun
a Pannonian

pannositas
pannōsitās
noun
raggedness

pannosus
pannōsus
adjective
full of rags

pannuceatus
pannūceātus
adjective
ragged

pannuceum
pannūceum
noun
rags

pannuceus
pannūceus
adjective
ragged

pannucius
pannūcius
adjective
ragged

pannulus
pannulus
noun
a small piece of cloth

pannulus
pannulus
noun
rags

pannum
pannum
noun
a cloth

pannuncularium
pannunculārium
noun

pannunculus
pannunculus
noun

pannus
pannus
noun
a cloth

pannuvellium
pannuvellium
noun
the wound-up yarn of the woof

pannychismus
pannychismus
noun
a watching all night long

pannychius
pannychius
adjective
that lasts all night

Panomphaeus
Panomphaeus
noun
an epithet of Jupiter

Panope
Panopē
noun
a town in the south of Phocis

Panope
Panopē
noun
a sea-nymph

Panopea
Panopēa
noun
a sea-nymph

Panopion
Panōpion
noun
a Roman surname

Panormitanus
Panormitānus
adjective
Panormitan

Panormitanus
Panormitānus
adjective

Panormum
Panormum
noun
the name of several cities

Panormus
Panormus
noun
the name of several cities

panosus
pānōsus
adjective
like bread

pansa
pansa
noun
broad-footed

Pansa
Pansa
noun
a Roman surname

pansebastus
pansebastus
noun
a Roman surname

pansus
pansus
adjective
spread out

pansus
pansus
adjective

pantagathus
pantagathus
noun
A bird of good omen

Pantagia
Pantagia
noun
a small river in the eastern part of Sicily

Pantagias
Pantagiās
noun
a small river in the eastern part of Sicily

Pantagies
Pantagiēs
noun
a small river in the eastern part of Sicily

Pantaleon
Pantaleōn
noun
a Greek proper name

Pantarces
Pantarcēs
noun
a surname of Jupiter

pantelium
pantelīum
noun
a surname of Jupiter

pantex
pantex
noun
the paunch

Pantheon
Pantheon
noun
the great temple of Jupiter

Pantheon
Panthēon
noun
the great temple of Jupiter

panther
panther
noun
a panther

panther
panther
adjective

panther
panther
noun
a hunting-net

panthera
panthēra
noun
a panther

panthera
panthēra
noun
an entire capture

pantherinus
panthērīnus
adjective
of a panther or panthers

Pantheum
Panthēum
noun
the great temple of Jupiter

Pantheum
Pantheum
noun
the great temple of Jupiter

Pantheum
Pantheum
noun

Panthius
Panthius
noun
one of the fifty sons of Aegyptus

Panthoides
Panthoidēs
noun
the son of Panthous

Panthous
Panthous
noun
the nephew of Hecuba and father of Euphorbus

Panthus
Panthūs
noun
the nephew of Hecuba and father of Euphorbus

Pantica
Pantica
noun

Panticapeum
Panticapēum
noun
a town on the Cimmerian Bosporus

panticis
panticis
noun
the paunch

panticis
panticis
noun

Pantolabus
Pantolabus
noun
the name of a parasite

pantomima
pantomīma
noun
a female ballet-dancer

pantomimicus
pantomīmicus
adjective
of or belonging to pantomimes

pantomimus
pantomīmus
noun
a ballet-dancer

panucla
pānucla
noun

panucla
pānucla
noun
a tuft

panucula
pānucula
noun
a tuft

panuncula
pānuncula
noun
the thread wound upon the bobbin

panus
pānus
noun
the thread wound upon the bobbin

Panyasis
Panyasis
cross-reference
a Grecian poet

papa
pāpa
noun
the word with which infants call for food

Papa
Papa
cross-reference
a Roman surname

papa
pāpa
noun
a father

papae
papae
interjection
wonderful! how strange! indeed!

papae
papae
interjection
odds bodkins! wonderful! strange!

paparium
pāpārium
noun
pap

papas
papas
noun
a governor

papaver
papāver
noun
the poppy

papaveratus
papāverātus
adjective
made shining or white with poppies

papaverculum
papāverculum
noun
a plant

papavereus
papāvereus
adjective
of poppies

Paphiacus
Paphiacus
adjective
Paphian

Paphiacus
Paphiacus
adjective

Paphie
Paphiē
adjective

Paphie
Paphiē
noun
the Paphian

Paphius
Paphius
adjective

Paphius
Paphius
adjective
Paphian

Paphius
Paphius
noun
the inhabitants of Paphos

Paphlago
Paphlagō
noun
a Paphlagonian

Paphlagon
Paphlagon
noun
a Paphlagonian

Paphlagonia
Paphlagonia
noun
the province of Paphlagonia

Paphlagonius
Paphlagonius
adjective
Paphlagonian

Paphos
Paphos
noun
son of Pygmalion

Paphos
Paphos
noun
a city on the island of Cyprus

Paphus
Paphus
noun
a city on the island of Cyprus

Paphus
Paphus
noun
son of Pygmalion

Papia lex
Pāpia lex
expression

papilio
pāpiliō
noun
a butterfly

papiliunculus
pāpiliunculus
noun
a little butlerfly

papilla
papilla
noun
a nipple

papillatus
papillātus
adjective
shaped like a bud

Papilus
Pāpilus
noun
a Roman surname

Papinianista
Pāpiniānista
noun
a follower or admirer of Papinian

Papinianus
Pāpiniānus
noun
a celebrated Roman jurist under Septimius Severus

Papinus
Papīnus
noun
a mountain in Cisalpine Gaul

Papirianus
Papīriānus
adjective
Papirian

Papirius
Papīrius
noun
the name of a patrician and plebeian gens

Papirius
Papīrius
adjective
of or belonging to a Papirius

Papisius
Papīsius
noun
the name of a patrician and plebeian gens

Papius
Pāpius
adjective
of or belonging to the gens

Papius
Pāpius
noun
the name of a Roman gens.

papo
papō
cross-reference

papo
papō
verb
to eat pap

pappa
pappa
noun
the word with which infants call for food

pappa
pappa
cross-reference

pappas
pappas
noun
a governor

pappo
pappō
verb
to eat pap

pappus
pappus
noun
An old man

papula
papula
noun
a pustule

papulo
papulō
verb
to produce

papyraceus
papȳrāceus
adjective
made of papyrus

papyrifer
papȳrifer
adjective
papyrus-bearing

papyrinus
papȳrinus
adjective
of or belonging to the papyrus plant

papyrio
papȳriō
noun
a place where papyrus grows abundantly

papyrius
papȳrius
adjective
of papyrus

papyrum
papȳrum
noun
the paper-reed

papyrus
papȳrus
noun
the paper-reed

par
pār
adjective
equal

par
pār
noun
a pair

parabilis
parābilis
adjective
easily procured

parabola
parabola
noun
a comparison

parabolanus
parabolānus
noun
a sick-nurse

parabole
parabolē
noun
a comparison

parabolice
parabolicē
adverb
metaphorically

parabolus
parabolus
noun
a reckless fellow

paracenterium
paracentērium
noun
a surgical instrument for making a perforation

paracentesis
paracentēsis
noun
a perforation

paracharactes
paracharactēs
noun
a counterfeiter of coin

paracharaximus
paracharaximus
adjective
counterfeit

Parachelois
Parachelōis
noun
a city in Thessaly

paracletus
parāclētus
noun
An advocate

paracletus
paraclētus
noun
An advocate

paraclitus
paraclītus
noun
An advocate

paraclitus
parāclītus
noun
An advocate

paracynanche
paracynanchē
noun
an inflammation of one side of the throat

parada
parada
noun
a cover or an awning

paradiastole
paradiastolē
noun
a figure of speech

paradigma
paradigma
noun
an example

paradisiacus
paradīsiacus
adjective
of or belonging to Paradise

paradisicola
paradīsicola
noun
a dweller in Paradise

paradisus
paradīsus
noun
a park

paradoxon
paradoxon
noun
A figure of speech

paradoxum
paradoxum
noun
the apparently contradictory doctrines of the Stoics

paradoxum
paradoxum
noun
A figure of speech

paradoxus
paradoxus
adjective
marvellous

paraenesis
paraenesis
noun
an exhortation

Paraetaca
Paraetaca
noun
the Paraetacenes

Paraetacene
Paraetacēnē
noun
a district of Persia

Paraetaceni
Paraetacēnī
noun
the Paraetacenes

paraetonium
paraetonium
noun
a certain white and pure chalk found near Paraetonium

Paraetonium
Paraetonium
noun
a seaport town in Northern Africa

Paraetonius
Paraetonius
adjective
Paraetonian

paragauda
paragauda
noun
a border

paragaudis
paragaudis
noun
a border

paragoge
paragōgē
noun
a lengthening of a word

paragogium
paragōgium
noun
aqueducts

paragramma
paragramma
noun
an error in writing

paralios
paralios
adjective
that grows by the seaside

Paralipomenum
Paralīpomenum
noun
the books of the Chronicles in the Bible

paralius
paralius
adjective
that grows by the seaside

parallelogrammus
parallēlogrammus
adjective
consisting of parallel lines

parallelonius
parallēlōnius
adjective
parallel

parallelos
parallēlos
adjective
paraliel

parallelus
parallēlus
adjective
paraliel

Paralus
Paralus
noun
an Athenian hero whose portrait was painted by Protogenes

paralysis
paralysis
noun
palsy

paralyticus
paralyticus
noun
a paralytic

paralyticus
paralyticus
adjective
struck with palsy

paramese
paramesē
noun
the string next to the middle

paranarrhinon
paranarrhīnon
noun

paranete
paranētē
noun
the last string but one

parangaria
parangaria
noun
a service over and above that which one is bound to render

parangarius
parangarius
adjective
that is done besides the service to which one is bound

paranympha
paranympha
noun
a bridesmaid

paranymphus
paranymphus
noun
a bridesman

parapaestus
parapaestus
noun
a foot in poetry

Parapamisada
Parapamīsada
noun
the inhabitants of that mountain

Parapamisii
Parapamīsii
adverb
A river in Northern Asia

Parapamisus
Parapamīsus
noun
A high mountain beyond the Caspian Sea

Parapamisus
Parapamīsus
cross-reference

parapegma
parapegma
noun
a table of astronomical calculations

parapetasius
parapetasius
adjective
covering

parapeteuma
parapeteuma
noun
a ticket for which corn was received

paraphernum
paraphernum
noun
the separate possessions of a married woman

paraphoros
paraphoros
adjective
bad

paraphrasis
paraphrasis
noun
a paraphrase

paraphrastes
paraphrastēs
noun
one that paraphrases

parapienos
parapīēnos
noun
a foot in poetry

Parapotamia
Parapotamia
noun
a district near the Tigris

parapsis
parapsis
noun
a large square dish for the dessert

pararius
parārius
noun
an agent

pararius
parārius
adjective
of or belonging to a pair

parasanga
parasanga
noun
a Persian league

parasceve
parascēvē
noun
the day of preparation

parasemum
parasēmum
noun
the ensign or flag of a ship

parasiopesis
parasiōpēsis
noun
a figure of rhetoric

parasita
parasīta
noun
a female parasite

parasitaster
parasītaster
noun
a mean

parasitatio
parasītātiō
noun
a playing the parasite

parasiticus
parasīticus
adjective
parasitic

parasitor
parasītor
verb
to play the parasite

parasitus
parasītus
noun
a guest

parastas
parastās
noun
a four-cornered pillar or column

parastata
parastata
noun
a square pillar or column

parastatica
parastatica
noun
two bones in the knee of a horse

parastatica
parastatica
noun
A square pillar or column

parastaticus
parastaticus
adjective
of or belonging to pilasters

parastichis
parastichis
noun
an acrostic

parasynanche
parasynanchē
noun

parasynaxis
parasynaxis
noun
a secret

paratarius
parātārius
adjective
easily procured

parate
parātē
adverb

parate
parātē
adverb

paratio
parātiō
noun
a preparing

parator
parātor
noun
a preparer

paratragoedo
paratragoedō
verb
to express one's self in a tragic

paratura
parātūra
noun
a preparing

paratus
parātus
adjective
prepared

paratus
parātus
adjective

paratus
parātus
noun
a preparing

paraveredus
paraverēdus
noun
an extra post-horse

parazonium
parazōnium
noun
a dagger

Parca
Parca
noun
one of the goddesses of Fate

parce
parcē
adverb
Sparingly

parciloquium
parciloquium
noun
a speaking sparingly

parcimonia
parcimōnia
noun
sparingness

parcimonia
parcimōnia
noun

parcimonium
parcimōnium
noun

parcimonium
parcimōnium
noun

parcipromus
parcīprōmus
noun
one that gives sparingly

parcipromus
parciprōmus
noun
one that gives sparingly

parcitas
parcitās
noun
sparingness

parciter
parciter
adverb
sparingly

parco
parcō
verb
to act sparingly

parcus
parcus
adjective
sparing

pardalianches
pardalianches
noun
an epithet of a poisonous plant

pardalios
pardalīos
noun
a precious stone spotted like a panther

pardalios
pardalios
noun
a precious stone spotted like a panther

pardalis
pardalis
noun
a female panther

pardalium
pardalium
noun
a kind of ointment that smells like a panther

pardus
pardus
noun
a male panther

pareas
parēās
noun
a kind of snake

parectatus
parectatus
adjective
grown up

paredros
paredros
noun
that sits by one's side

paredros
parēdros
noun
that sits by one's side

paregoria
parēgoria
noun
alleviation

paregoricus
parēgoricus
adjective
alleviating

paregorizo
parēgorizō
verb
to soothe

parelion
parēlion
noun
a mock sun

parens
pārens
adjective
a subject

parens
parens
adjective
a procreator

parens
pārens
adjective
obedient

parens
pārens
adjective

parentale
parentāle
noun
A festival in honor of dead relations

parentalia
parentālia
cross-reference

parentalis
parentālis
adjective
of or belonging to parents

parentatio
parentātiō
noun
funeral obsequies for parents or near relatives

parentela
parentēla
noun
relationship

parentia
parentia
cross-reference

parenticida
parenticīda
noun
a parricide

parento
parentō
verb
to offer a solemn sacrifice in honor of deceased parents or relatives

pareo
pāreō
verb
to come forth

pareoron
parēoron
noun
a plant

parergon
parergon
noun
an extra ornament

Parergon
Parergon
noun
the title of a work by Attius

Parhedrus
Parhedrus
noun
a male proper name

parhippus
parhippus
noun
an extra horse

parhypate
parhypatē
noun
the string next to the uppermost

pariambedes
pariambēdēs
noun
the metrical foot

pariambus
pariambus
noun
A metrical foot consisting of a short and two long syllables

Parianus
Pariānus
adjective
of or belonging to Parium

Parianus
Pariānus
adjective

parias
parīās
noun

parias
parīās
noun
a kind of snake

pariatio
pariātiō
noun
a balancing

pariator
pariātor
noun
a balancer

pariatoria
pariātōria
noun
a balancing

parici
pāricī
cross-reference

paricida
pāricīda
noun
the murderer of his or her father or parents

paricida,cidalis
pāricīda,cīdālis
cross-reference

paricidialis
paricīdiālis
adjective
pertaining to or producing the crime of parricide

paricidium
pāricīdium
cross-reference

pariens
pariens
adjective

parientia
pārientia
noun
obedience

paries
pariēs
noun
a wall

parietalis
parietālis
adjective
of or belonging to walls

parietaria
parietāria
noun
the herb pellitory or parietary

parietarius
parietārius
adjective
of or belonging to walls

parietina
parietina
noun
old fallen-down walls

parietinus
parietinus
adjective
of or belonging to walls

Parilia
Parīlia
noun
the feast of Pales

parilicium
parīlicium
cross-reference

Parilicius
Parīlīcius
adjective
occurring at the time of the Parilia

parilis
parilis
adjective
equal

parilitas
parilitās
noun
equality

pariliter
pariliter
adverb
equally

Parilitius
Parīlitius
adjective

Parils
Parīls
noun

pario
pariō
verb
to bring forth

pario
pariō
verb

pario
pariō
verb
to make equal

Parion
Parion
cross-reference

Parion
Parion
noun
a city of Mysia

Paris
Paris
noun
The son of Priam and Hecuba

Parisiacus
Parīsiacus
adjective
of or belonging to the Parisians

Parisius
Parīsius
noun
a people of Celtic Gaul

parison
parison
noun
an even balance in the members of a sentence

paritas
paritās
noun
equality

pariter
pariter
adverb
equally

parito
paritō
verb
to prepare

paritor
pāritor
noun
a servant

Parium
Parium
noun
a city of Mysia

Parius
Parius
noun
the inhabitants of Paros

Parius
Parius
adjective
Parian

Parius
Parius
adjective

Parma
Parma
noun
the city of Parma

parma
parma
noun
a small

parmatus
parmātus
adjective
armed with the

Parmenides
Parmenidēs
noun
a celebrated Grecian philosopher

Parmenio
Parmeniō
noun
general and adviser of Philip of Macedon and of Alexander the Great

Parmenion
Parmeniōn
noun
general and adviser of Philip of Macedon and of Alexander the Great

Parmensis
Parmensis
adjective
of or belonging to Parma

Parmensis
Parmensis
adjective

Parmensis
Parmensis
noun
the inhabitants of Parma

Parmessis
Parmessis
cross-reference

parmula
parmula
noun
a little

parmularius
parmulārius
noun
An adherent of the party of the

Parnaseus
Parnāsēus
adjective
Parnassian

Parnasis
Parnāsis
noun
Parnassian

Parnasius
Parnāsius
adjective
Parnassian

Parnasos
Parnāsos
noun
a high mountain in Phocis with two peaks

Parnasseus
Parnassēus
adjective
Parnassian

Parnassis
Parnassis
noun
Parnassian

Parnassius
Parnassius
adjective
Parnassian

Parnassus
Parnassus
noun
a high mountain in Phocis with two peaks

Parnasus
Parnāsus
noun
a high mountain in Phocis with two peaks

Parnes
Parnes
noun
a mountain range in Attica

paro
parō
verb
to make equal

paro
parō
verb
to make or get ready

paro
parō
noun
a small

parocha
parocha
noun
a supplying of necessaries

parochensis
parochensis
adjective
parochial

parochia
parochia
noun
an ecclesiastical district

parochus
parochus
noun
a purveyor

parodia
parōdia
noun
a reply retaining nearly the same words or the same turn

paroecia
paroecia
noun
an ecclesiastical district

paroemia
paroemia
noun
a proverb

paronomasia
paronomasia
noun
a figure of speech

paronychia
parōnychia
noun
a whitlow

paronychium
parōnychium
noun
a whitlow

Paropamisada
Paropamīsada
noun
the inhabitants of that mountain

Paropamisii
Paropamīsiī
adverb
A river in Northern Asia

Paropamisus
Paropamīsus
noun
A high mountain beyond the Caspian Sea

Paropanisus
Paropanīsus
noun
A high mountain beyond the Caspian Sea

paropsis
paropsis
noun
a large square dish for the dessert

paroptus
paroptus
adjective
roasted on the outside

Parorea
Parōrēa
noun
a region in Thrace

Paroria
Parōrīa
noun
a region in Thrace

Paros
Paros
noun
one of the Cyclades

parotis
parōtis
noun
a tumor near the ears

Parra
Parra
noun
a Roman surname

parra
parra
noun
the common or barn owl

Parrarrhasia
Parrarrhasia
noun
a town of Arcadia

Parrarrhasius
Parrarrhasius
noun
a celebrated Greek painter

parreo
parreō
verb
to come forth

Parrhasia
Parrhasia
noun
a town of Arcadia

Parrhasis
Parrhasis
noun
Parrhasian

Parrhasius
Parrhasius
adjective

Parrhasius
Parrhasius
adjective
Arcadian

Parrhasius
Parrhasius
noun
a celebrated Greek painter

parrhesiastes
parrhēsiastēs
noun
a free-speaker

parricida
parricīda
noun
the murderer of his or her father or parents

parricidalis
parricīdālis
adjective
pertaining to or producing the crime of parricide

parricidatus
parricīdātus
adjective
parricide

parricidialis
parricīdiālis
adjective
pertaining to or producing the crime of parricide

parricidialiter
parricīdiāliter
adverb
murderously

parricidium
parricīdium
noun
the murder of one's father or parents

pars
pars
noun
a part

Parsagadum
Parsagadum
noun
a citadei in Persis

parsimonia
parsimōnia
noun
sparingness

parsimonium
parsimōnium
noun

Parstrymonia
Parstrȳmonia
noun
a tract of country on the Strymon

Parthaon
Parthāōn
noun
son of Agenor and Epicaste

Parthaonides
Parthāonidēs
noun
a descendant of Parthaon

Parthaonius
Parthāonius
adjective
Parthaonian

Parthenia
Parthenia
noun
another name for the isle of Samos

Parthenia
Parthenia
noun
a name given to the colonists of illegitimate birth who emigrated with Phalantus from Sparta and founded

Parthenianus
Partheniānus
adjective

Parthenianus
Partheniānus
adjective

Parthenias
Partheniās
noun
An epithet of Virgil

parthenice
parthenicē
noun
a plant

parthenicon
parthenicon
noun
a plant

parthenis
parthenis
noun
a plant

parthenium
parthenium
noun
the name of several plants

Parthenius
Parthenius
noun
A mountain in Arcadia

Parthenon
Parthenon
noun
the celebrated temple of Athene on the Acropolis of Athens

Parthenopaeus
Parthenopaeus
noun
the son of Meleager and Atalante

Parthenope
Parthenopē
noun
one of the Sirens

Parthenopeius
Parthenopēius
adjective
of or belonging to Parthenope

Parthenopolis
Parthenopolis
noun
a city in Lower Maesia

Parthenus
Parthēnus
noun
a city in Illyria

Parthenus
Parthēnus
noun
a people of Illyria

Parthia
Parthia
noun
the country of the Parthians

Parthicarius
Parthicārius
adjective
of or belonging to Parthian peltry or wares

Parthicus
Parthicus
adjective
of or belonging to the Parthians

Parthiene
Parthiēnē
noun
the

Parthienus
Parthiēnus
noun
another name for

Parthinus
Parthīnus
noun
a people of Illyria

Parthinus
Parthīnus
noun
An appellation of

Parthinus
Parthīnus
cross-reference

Parthinus
Parthīnus
noun
a city in Illyria

Parthus
Parthus
adjective
of or belonging to the Parthians

Parthus
Parthus
noun
a Parthian

Parthus
Parthus
noun
a city in Illyria

Parthus
Parthus
adjective

Parthus
Parthus
noun
the Parthians

partialiter
partiāliter
adverb
partly

Partianus
Partiānus
adjective

partiarius
partiārius
noun
a sharer

partiarius
partiārius
adjective
that shares with another

partiatim
partiātim
adverb
in different parts or places

partibilis
partibilis
adjective
divisible

particeps
particeps
adjective
sharing

participalis
participālis
adjective
sharing

participatio
participātiō
noun
a sharing

participator
participātor
noun
a participator

participatum
participātum
noun
a participle

participatum
participātum
noun

participatus
participātus
noun
a sharing

participialis
participiālis
adjective
of the nature of a participle

participialiter
participiāliter
adverb
in the manner of a participle

participium
participium
noun
a sharing

participo
participō
verb
to share

participor
participor
verb
to share

particula
particula
noun
a small part

particularis
particulāris
adjective
of or concerning a part

particulariter
particulāriter
adverb
particularly

particulatim
particulātim
adverb
part after part

particulatio
particulātiō
noun
a dividing into small parts or pieces

particulo
particulō
noun
a sharer

partilis
partilis
adjective
divisible

partiliter
partiliter
adverb
partially

partim
partim
adverb
partly

partio
partiō
cross-reference

partio
partiō
noun
a bearing

partior
partior
verb
to share

partior
partior
verb
to share

partior
partior
cross-reference

partite
partītē
adverb
with proper divisions

partitio
partītiō
noun
a sharing

partito
partītō
adverb
distributively

partitor
partītor
noun
a divider

partitudo
partitūdō
noun
a bearing

partitus
partītus
adjective
shared

partitus
partītus
adjective

partor
partor
noun

partualis
partuālis
adjective
of or belonging to bearing or birth

Partula
Partula
noun
the goddess who presides over birth

partum
partum
noun
acquisitions

partura
partūra
noun
bearing

parturibundus
parturibundus
adjective
in travail

parturiens
parturiens
adjective
a woman in labor

parturio
parturiō
verb
v. desid. a

parturitio
parturītiō
noun
a desiring to bring forth

partus
partus
adjective
that has borne

partus
partus
adverb

partus
partus
adjective

partus
partus
noun
a bearing

parum
parum
adverb
too little

parumper
parumper
adverb
for a little while

parunculus
parunculus
noun
a small boat

Parus
Parus
noun
one of the Cyclades

Parus
Parus
noun

parus
pārus
noun
a titmouse

Parva Graecia
Parva Graecia
expression
Lower Italy

parve
parvē
adverb
a little

parvibibulus
parvibibulus
adjective
that drinks little

parvicollis
parvicollis
adjective
short-necked

parvifacio
parvifaciō
verb
to make light of

parvipendo
parvipendō
verb

parvissime
parvissimē
adverb
very briefly

parvitas
parvitās
noun
smallness

parvolus
parvolus
adjective
very small

parvulum
parvulum
adverb

parvulum
parvulum
cross-reference
little

parvulus
parvulus
adjective
very small

parvulus
parvulus
noun
a child

parvus
parvus
adjective
little

Pasargada
Pasargada
noun
a citadei in Persis

pascalis
pascālis
adjective
pasturing

pasceolus
pasceolus
noun
a leathern money-bag

pascha
pascha
noun
The feast of the Passover

paschalis
paschālis
adjective
of or belonging to the Passover or to Easter

pascito
pascitō
verb
to pasture

pascor
pascor
verb

pasco
pascō
verb
to cause to eat

pascua
pascua
noun
a pasture

pascua
pascua
noun

pascualis
pascuālis
adjective

pascuosus
pascuōsus
adjective
full of pasture

pascuum
pascuum
noun
a pasture

pascuus
pascuus
adjective
of or for pasture

Pasicompsa
Pāsicompsa
noun
a female proper name

Pasiphaa
Pāsiphaa
noun
daughter of Helios

Pasiphae
Pāsiphaē
noun
daughter of Helios

Pasiphaeia
Pāsiphaēia
cross-reference
Phaedra

Pasiphaeius
Pāsiphaēius
adjective
Pasiphaean

Pasiteles
Pāsiteles
noun
a famous Greek carver in relief

Pasithea
Pāsithea
noun
one of the three Graces

Pasithee
Pāsitheē
noun
one of the three Graces

Pasitigris
Pāsitīgris
noun
the river Eulaeus

passales
passales
cross-reference

passarius
passārius
adjective
dried in the sun

Passaro
Passarō
noun
a city of Epirus

Passaron
Passaron
noun
a city of Epirus

Passer
Passer
noun
a Roman surname

passer
passer
noun
a sparrow

passercula
passercula
noun
a little sparrow

passerculus
passerculus
noun
a little sparrow

Passerinus
Passerīnus
noun
the name of a very fleet horse

passerinus
passerīnus
adjective
of or fit for a sparrow

passernix
passernix
noun
a whetstone

passibilis
passibilis
adjective
capable of feeling or suffering

passibilitas
passibilitās
noun
capability of suffering

passibiliter
passibiliter
adverb
passibly

Passienus
Passiēnus
noun
a Roman surname

passim
passim
adverb
at or to different places

passio
passiō
noun
a suffering

passionalis
passiōnālis
adjective
susceptible of passion

passive
passīvē
adverb
passively

passive
passīvē
noun

passivitas
passīvitās
noun
a scattered or confused condition

passivitus
passīvitus
adverb
everywhere

passivus
passīvus
noun

passivus
passīvus
adjective
Spread about

passivus
passīvus
adjective
capable of feeling or suffering

passum
passum
noun
wine made from dried grapes

passum
passum
noun

passus
passus
adjective

passus
passus
adjective
outspread

passus
passus
adjective

passus
passus
noun
a step

pasta
pasta
noun
paste

pasticus
pasticus
adjective
fed

pastillarius
pastillārius
noun
a maker of pastils

pastillicans
pastillicans
adjective
having the shape of a little ball

pastillum
pastillum
noun
a little loaf or roll of bread

pastillus
pastillus
noun
a little loaf or roll

pastinaca
pastināca
noun
A parsnip

pastinatio
pastinātiō
noun
the act of preparing the soil of a vineyard

pastinator
pastinātor
noun
one who digs and trenches the ground of a vineyard

pastinatum
pastinātum
noun
ground dug and trenched

pastinatum
pastinātum
noun

pastinatus
pastinātus
noun
the act of digging and trenching the ground of a vineyard

pastino
pastinō
verb
to dig and trench the ground

pastinum
pastinum
noun
a kind of two-pronged dibble

pastio
pastiō
noun
a pasturing

pastito
pastitō
cross-reference

pastius
pastius
adjective
of or belonging to a shepherd

pastophorium
pastophorium
noun
a little chapel in a temple where the image of a god was preserved and his servants abode

pastophorus
pastophorus
noun
a kind of priests who carried about the images of their deities in a little shrine for the purpose of collecting alms

pastor
pastor
noun
a herdsman

pastoralis
pastōrālis
adjective
of or belonging to herdsmen or shepherds

pastoraliter
pastōrāliter
adverb
like a shepherd

pastoricius
pastōrīcius
adjective
of or belonging to a shepherd

pastorius
pastōrius
adjective
of or belonging to a herdsman or shepherd

pastura
pastūra
noun
a pasture

pastus
pastus
noun
pasture

pastus
pastus
adverb

patagiarius
patagiārius
noun
a bo<*>ler-maker

patagiatus
patagīātus
adjective
ornamented with a border

patagium
patagīum
noun
a gold edging or border

patagus
patagus
noun
a sort of disease

Patala
Patala
noun
an island at the mouth of the Indus

Patale
Patalē
noun
an island at the mouth of the Indus

Patalene
Patalēnē
noun
an island at the mouth of the Indus

patalis
patālis
cross-reference

Patalitanns
Patalītanns
adjective

Patalitanus
Patalitānus
adjective
of or belonging to the island of Patalene

Patara
Patara
noun
a seaport town of Lycia

Patarani
Patarānī
noun
the inhabitants of Patara

Pataranus
Patārānus
adjective
Pataraean

Patareis
Patarēis
noun
Pataraean

Patareus
Pātareus
noun
the Patarean

Patasaeus
Patasaeus
adjective
Pararaean

Patavinitas
Patavīnitās
noun
the mode of speaking or dialectic peculiarities of the Patavians

Patavinus
Patavīnus
adjective
atavinian. Paduan

Patavinus
Patavīnus
noun
the inhabitants of Patavium

Patavium
Patavium
noun
an important city of

patefacio
patefaciō
verb
to make or lay open

patefactio
patefactiō
noun
a laying open

patefactus
patefactus
adjective

patefio
patefīō
verb

Patelana
Patelāna
noun
a goddess that presiaed over the shooting of grain

Patelana
Patelāna
noun

patella
patella
noun
a small pan or dish

Patella
Patella
noun
a goddess that presiaed over the shooting of grain

Patellana
Patellāna
noun
a goddess that presiaed over the shooting of grain

patellarius
patellārius
adjective
of or belonging to a dish or plate

patena
patena
noun

patena
patena
noun
a broad

patens
patens
adjective
open

patens
patens
adjective

patenter
patenter
adverb
P a. fin

patenter
patenter
adverb
openly

pateo
pateō
verb
To lie open

pater
pater
noun
a father

patera
patera
noun
a broad

Patercularius
Paterculārius
adjective
of or belonging to Paterculus

Paterculus
Paterculus
noun
a Roman surname

paterfamilias
paterfamiliās
noun

paternitas
paternitās
noun
fatherly feeling or care

paternus
paternus
adjective
of or belonging to a father

patescisco
patesciscō
verb
to be laid open

patesco
patescō
verb
to be laid open

pateta
patēta
noun
a kind of dates

patetus
patētus
adjective

pathetice
pathēticē
adverb
pathetically

patheticus
pathēticus
adjective
full of pathos

pathicus
pathicus
adjective
who submits to unnatural lust

pathos
pathos
noun
pathos

patibilis
patibilis
adjective
supportable

patibulatus
patibulātus
adjective
fastened to the

patibulum
patibulum
noun
a fork-shaped yoke

patibulus
patibulus
noun
a fork-shaped yoke

patibulus
patibulus
adjective
fastened to a

patibulus
patibulus
noun

paticabulum
paticābulum
noun
a cistern or pond

patiens
patiens
adjective
bearing

patiens
patiens
adjective

patienter
patienter
adverb
patiently

patientia
patientia
noun
the quality of bearing

Patigran
Patigran
noun
a city in Media

Patigrans
Patigrans
noun
a city in Media

Patina
Patina
noun
a Roman surname

patina
patina
noun
a broad

patinarius
patinārius
adjective
of or belonging to a dish or pan

patior
patior
verb
to bear

patio
patiō
cross-reference

patiscens
patiscens
cross-reference

Patmos
Patmos
noun
an island of the Aegean Sea

Patmus
Patmus
noun
an island of the Aegean Sea

pator
pator
noun
an opening

Patra
Patra
noun
a very ancient city in Achaia

Patra
Pātra
noun
a very ancient city in Achaia

patraster
patraster
noun
a fatherin-law

patratio
pātrātiō
noun
an effecting

patratio
patrātiō
noun
an effecting

patrator
patrātor
noun
an effecter

patrator
pātrātor
noun
an effecter

patratus
pātrātus
adjective
the fetial priest

patratus
patrātus
adjective
the fetial priest

Patrensis
Patrensis
noun
the Patraeans

Patrensis
Pātrensis
adjective
of or belonging to Patrae

Patrensis
Patrensis
adjective
of or belonging to Patrae

Patrensis
Pātrensis
adjective

Patrensis
Patrensis
adjective

patria
patria
noun
One's fatherland

patria
pātria
noun
One's fatherland

patriarcha
patriarcha
noun
the father or chief of a tribe

patriarches
patriarchēs
noun
the father or chief of a tribe

patriarchicus
patriarchicus
adjective
of or belonging to a patriarch

patrice
patricē
adverb
paternally

Patricia Colonia
Patricia Colōnia
expression
the Roman colony of

patriciatus
patriciātus
noun
the rank or dignity of the patricians

patricida
patricīda
noun

patricida
pātricīda
noun

Patriciensis
Patriciensis
adjective
of or belonging to the city of Corduba

patricii
pātriciī
noun
a patrician

patricii
patriciī
noun
a patrician

patriciolus
pātriciolus
noun

patriciolus
patriciolus
noun

patricius
patricius
noun

patricius
pātricius
adjective
of the rank or dignity of the

patricius
pātricius
noun

patricius
patricius
noun
a patrician

patricius
patricius
adjective
of the rank or dignity of the

patricius
pātricius
noun
a patrician

Patricoles
Pātricoles
noun
Son of Menaetius and Sthenele

Patricoles
Patricoles
noun
Son of Menaetius and Sthenele

patricus
pātricus
adjective
of or belonging to a father

patricus
patricus
adjective
of or belonging to a father

patrie
patriē
adverb
paternally

patrie
pātriē
adverb
paternally

patrimes
patrīmes
noun

patrimonialis
patrimōniālis
adjective
of or belonging to a patrimony

patrimonialis
pātrimōniālis
adjective
of or belonging to a patrimony

patrimoniolum
patrimōniolum
noun
a little patrimony

patrimonium
patrimōnium
noun
an estate inherited from a father

patrimonium
pātrimōnium
noun
an estate inherited from a father

patrimus
patrīmus
adjective
that has a father living

patriota
patriōta
noun
a countryman

patriota
pātriōta
noun
a countryman

patrioticus
pātriōticus
adjective
of or belonging to one's native land

patrioticus
patriōticus
adjective
of or belonging to one's native land

patripassianus
patripassiānus
noun
believers in the doctrine of Noetus

patripassianus
pātripassiānus
noun
believers in the doctrine of Noetus

patrisso
patrissō
verb
to take after one's father

patrisso
pātrissō
verb
to take after one's father

patritius
patritius
adjective
of the rank or dignity of the

patritius
pātritius
adjective
of the rank or dignity of the

patritus
patrītus
adjective
of one's father or forefathers

patrium
pātrium
noun
a patronymic

patrium
patrium
noun
a patronymic

patrius
patrius
adjective
of or belonging to a father

patrius
pātrius
adjective
of or belonging to a father

patrius
patrius
adjective
of or belonging to one's native country or home

patrius
pātrius
adjective
of or belonging to one's native country or home

patrizo
patrizō
verb

patrizo
patrīzō
verb
to take after one's father

patro
patrō
verb
to bring to pass

patro
pātrō
verb
to bring to pass

Patrobius
Patrobius
noun
a freedman of the emperor Nero

Patrobius
Pātrobius
noun
a freedman of the emperor Nero

patrocinalis
patrōcinālis
adjective
of or belonging to protection or patronage

patrocinalis
pātrōcinālis
adjective
of or belonging to protection or patronage

patrocinatus
patrōcinātus
adjective

patrocinatus
pātrōcinātus
adjective

patrocinium
pātrōcinium
noun
pro tection

patrocinium
patrōcinium
noun
pro tection

patrocinor
patrōcinor
verb
to protect

patrocinor
pātrōcinor
verb
to protect

Patrocles
Patroclēs
noun

Patrocles
Patrōclēs
noun

Patroclianus
Patrocliānus
adjective

Patroclus
Patroclus
noun
Son of Menaetius and Sthenele

Patroclus
Pātrōclus
noun
Son of Menaetius and Sthenele

Patron
Patrōn
noun
one of the companions of Evander

Patron
Pātrōn
noun
one of the companions of Evander

patrona
pātrōna
noun
a protectress

patrona
patrōna
noun
a protectress

patronalis
pātrōnālis
adjective
of or belonging to a patron

patronalis
patrōnālis
adjective
of or belonging to a patron

patronatus
patrōnātus
noun
the character and condition of a patron

patronatus
pātrōnātus
noun
the character and condition of a patron

patronus
patrōnus
noun
a protector

patronus
pātrōnus
noun
a protector

patronymicus
patrōnymicus
adjective
formed after a father's name

patruelis
pātruēlis
adjective
of or descended from a father's brother

patruelis
patruēlis
noun
a father's brother's son or daughter

patruelis
patruēlis
adjective
of or descended from a father's brother

patruelis
pātruēlis
noun
a father's brother's son or daughter

patruus
patruus
adjective
of or belonging to a father's brother

patruus
pātruus
noun
a father's brother

patruus
patruus
noun
a father's brother

Patulcianus
Patulciānus
adjective

Patulcianus
Patulciānus
adjective
A Roman quaestor

Patulcius
Patulcius
adjective
A surname of Janus

patulus
patulus
adjective
standing open

pauciens
pauciens
adverb
a few times

paucies
paucies
adverb
a few times

pauciloquium
pauciloquium
noun
a speaking but little

paucitas
paucitās
noun
a small number

pauculus
pauculus
adjective
very few

paucum
paucum
noun
a few words

paucus
paucus
adjective
few

paucus
paucus
noun
few

paulatim
paulātim
adverb
by little and little

Paulianus
Pauliānus
adjective
of or belonging to a Paulus

Paulianus
Pauliānus
adjective

Paulina
Paulīna
noun

Paulinus
Paulīnus
adjective
of or belonging to a Paulus

Paulinus
Paulīnus
noun

Paulinus
Paulīnus
adjective

paulisper
paulisper
adverb
for a little while

paullatim
paullātim
adverb
by little and little

Paullianus
Paulliānus
adjective

Paullinus
Paullīnus
adjective
of or belonging to a Paulus

Paullinus
Paullīnus
adjective

paullisper
paullisper
adverb
for a little while

paullo
paullō
adverb

paullulatim
paullulātim
adverb
by little and little

paullulo
paullulō
adverb

paullululus
paullululus
adjective
very little indeed

paullulus
paullulus
adjective
very little

paullus
paullus
adjective
little

Paullus
Paullus
noun
a Roman surname

paulo
paulō
adverb

paululatim
paululātim
adverb
by little and little

paululo
paululō
adverb

paululum
paululum
noun
a little bit

paululum
paululum
adverb
a little

paululus
paululus
adjective
very little

paulum
paulum
noun
a little

paulum
paulum
adverb
a little

paulus
paulus
adjective
little

Paulus
Paulus
noun
a Roman surname

pauper
pauper
noun
a poor man

pauper
pauper
adjective
poor

pauperasco
pauperascō
verb
to grow poor

pauperculus
pauperculus
adjective
poor

pauperies
pauperiēs
noun
poverty

pauperius
pauperius
adverb

paupero
pauperō
verb
to make poor

paupertas
paupertās
noun
poverty

paupertatula
paupertātula
noun
poverty

paupertinus
paupertīnus
adjective
poor

pausa
pausa
noun
a pause

pausabilis
pausābilis
adjective
that sometimes ceases

Pausanias
Pausaniās
noun
Son of Cleombrotus

pausarius
pausārius
noun
the priests of Isis

pausarius
pausārius
noun
A commander of the rowers

pausate
pausātē
adverb

pausatio
pausātiō
noun
a halting

pausatus
pausātus
adjective
that has halted or paused

pausatus
pausātus
adjective

pausea
pausea
noun
a kind of olive

pausia
pausia
noun
a kind of olive

Pausiacus
Pausiacus
adjective
of Pausias

Pausias
Pausiās
noun
a celebrated painter

pausilllulum
pausilllulum
noun
a little

pausilllulus
pausilllulus
adjective
very little

pausilllus
pausilllus
adjective
little

pausillulus
pausillulus
noun
a tomb

pausilypon
pausilȳpon
noun
a tomb

Pausilypum
Pausilȳpum
noun
a mountain between Naples and Puteoli

Pausistratus
Pausistratus
noun
a general of Rhodes

pauso
pausō
verb
to halt

Pausus
Pausus
noun
the god of rest

pauxillatim
pauxillātim
adverb
by little and little

pauxillisper
pauxillisper
adverb
by little bits

pauxillitas
pauxillitās
noun
diminutiveness

pauxillo
pauxillō
cross-reference

pauxillulum
pauxillulum
noun
a little

pauxillulum
pauxillulum
adverb

pauxillulus
pauxillulus
adjective
very little

pauxillum
pauxillum
adverb
a little

pauxillum
pauxillum
noun
a little

pauxillus
pauxillus
adjective
little

pava
pāva
noun
a peahen

pavefacio
pavefaciō
verb
to frighten

Paventia
Paventia
noun
the goddess who guarded children against sudden terrors

paveo
paveō
verb
to be struck with fear or terror

pavesco
pavescō
verb
to begin to be afraid

pavibundus
pavibundus
adjective
fearful

paviclo
pavīclō
verb
to beat down

pavicula
pavīcula
noun
a rammer

paviculo
pavīculō
verb
to beat down

pavide
pavidē
adverb
with fear

pavidus
pavidus
adjective
trembling

pavimentarius
pavīmentārius
noun
a maker of pavements

pavimento
pavimentō
verb
To cover with a pavement

pavimentum
pavīmentum
noun
a floor

pavio
paviō
verb
to beat

pavitatio
pavitātiō
noun
a trembling

pavitensis
pavītensīs
adjective
beaten close

pavito
pavitō
verb
to tremble or quake with fear

pavitum
pavītum
noun
a hard-beaten floor

pavitum
pavītum
noun

pavo
pāvō
noun
a peacock

Pavo
Pāvō
noun
a Roman surname

pavonaceus
pāvōnāceus
adjective
of or belonging to a peacock

pavoninus
pāvōnīnus
adjective
of or belonging to a peacock

Pavor
Pavor
noun
the god of fear

pavor
pavor
noun
a trembling

pavus
pāvus
noun
a peacock

Pax
Pax
noun
a slave's name

pax
pax
noun
peace

paxillus
paxillus
noun
a small stake

peccamen
peccāmen
noun
a fault

peccans
peccans
adjective
sinful

peccans
peccans
adjective

peccans
peccans
adjective
an offender

peccanter
peccanter
adverb
wrongly

peccantia
peccantia
noun
sin

peccatela
peccātēla
noun
sin

peccatio
peccātiō
noun
a failing

peccator
peccātor
noun
a transgressor

peccatorius
peccātōrius
adjective
sinful

peccatrix
peccātrix
noun
a female sinner

peccatum
peccātum
noun
a fault

peccatus
peccātus
noun
a failing

pecco
peccō
verb
to miss or mistake

pecoralis
pecorālis
adjective
of or belonging to cattle

pecorarius
pecorārius
noun
a farmer of the public pastures and herds

pecorosus
pecorōsus
adjective
rich in cattle

pecten
pecten
noun
a comb

pectinarius
pectinārius
noun
a combmaker

pectinarius
pectinārius
adjective
of or belonging to combs

pectinatim
pectinātim
adverb
in the form of a comb

pectinator
pectinātor
noun
a comber

pectinatus
pectinātus
adjective

pectinatus
pectinātus
adjective
combed

pectino
pectinō
verb
to comb

pectio
pectiō
noun
a combing

pectis
pectis
noun
a plant

pectitus
pectitus
adjective

pecto
pectō
verb
to comb

pectorale
pectorāle
noun
a breast-plate

pectoralis
pectorālis
adjective
of or belonging to the breast

pectorosus
pectorōsus
adjective
with a large or high breast

pectunculus
pectunculus
noun
a small scallop

pectus
pectus
noun
the breast

pectusculum
pectusculum
noun
a little breast

pecu
pecu
noun
cattle

pecualis
pecuālis
adjective
of or belonging to cattle

pecuaria
pecuāria
noun
a stock of cattle

pecuarium
pecuārium
noun
herds of cattle

pecuarius
pecuārius
adjective
of or belonging to cattle

pecuarius
pecuārius
noun
A cattle-breeder

pecuasco
pecuascō
verb

pecuatus
pecuātus
adjective
beastly

pecuda
pecuda
cross-reference

pecudalis
pecudālis
adjective
of or belonging to cattle

Pecudifer
Pecudifer
adjective
an epithet of Sylvanus

pecuinus
pecuīnus
adjective
of cattle

peculans
pecūlans
noun
peculations

peculans
pecūlans
adjective

peculator
pecūlātor
noun
an embezzler of public money

peculatorius
pecūlātōrius
adjective

peculatus
pecūlātus
noun
an embezzlement of public money

peculiaris
pecūliāris
adjective
of or relating to private property

peculiariter
pecūliāriter
adverb

peculiarius
pecūliārius
adjective
of or relating to private property

peculiatus
pecūliātus
adjective
furnished with property of his own

peculiatus
pecūliātus
adjective

peculio
pecūliō
verb
to give

peculiolum
pecūliolum
noun
a little private property

peculiosus
pecūliōsus
adjective
having a large private property

peculium
pecūlium
noun
property in cattle

peculor
pecūlor
verb
to defraud the public

pecunia
pecūnia
noun
property

pecunialis
pecūniālis
adjective
of or belonging to money

pecuniarie
pecūniāriē
adverb
pecuniarily

pecuniaris
pecūniāris
adjective
of or belonging to money

pecuniariter
pecūniāriter
adverb
relating to money

pecuniarius
pecūniārius
adjective
of or belonging to money

Pecuniola
Pecūniola
noun
the surname of one P. Aurelius in the first Punic war

pecuniosus
pecūniōsus
adjective
that has much money

pecus
pecus
noun
cattle

pecus
pecus
noun
a single head of cattle

pecus
pecus
noun

pecusculum
pecusculum
noun
a small animal

peda
peda
noun
a footstep

pedalion
pedālion
noun
a plant

pedalis
pedālis
adjective
of or belonging to the foot

pedalis
pedālis
noun
a slipper

pedalis
pedālis
noun
a measure

pedamen
pedāmen
noun
a stake or prop

pedamentum
pedāmentum
noun
a stake or prop

pedaneus
pedāneus
adjective
of the size of a foot

Pedanum
Pedānum
noun
an estate near Pedum

Pedanus
Pedānus
adjective

Pedanus
Pedānus
adjective
of Pedum

Pedanus
Pedānus
noun
the inhabitants of Pedum

pedarius
pedārius
adjective
of or belonging to the foot

pedarius
pedārius
noun
Of the size of a foot

Pedasum
Pēdasum
noun
a city in Caria

Pedasum
Pēdasum
noun
a city in Caria

pedatim
pedātim
adverb
foot by foot

pedatura
pedātūra
noun
the space or extent of a foot

pedatura
pedātūra
noun
a prop

pedatus
pedātus
adjective

pedatus
pedātus
noun
an attack

pedeplanum
pedeplānum
noun
rooms on the ground-floor

pedepressim
pedepressim
adverb
cautiously

pedepressim
pedēpressim
adverb
cautiously

pedes
pedes
noun
one that is or goes on foot

pedester
pedester
adjective
on foot

pedetemptim
pedetemptim
adverb
step by step

pedetentim
pedetentim
adverb
step by step

Pedianus
Pediānus
noun

Pediatia
Pediātia
noun
a nickname of the Roman knight

pedica
pedica
noun
a shackle

pedicellus
pedīcellus
noun
a little louse

pedicinus
pedicinus
noun
the foot of a press

pediclus
pedīclus
noun
a little foot

pediclus
pedīclus
cross-reference

pedico
pēdīcō
cross-reference

pedico
pēdīcō
verb
to practise unnatural vice

pedicosus
pedīcōsus
adjective
full of lice

pedicularis
pedīculāris
adjective
of or belonging to lice

pedicularius
pedīculārius
noun
one who pressed the

pedicularius
pedīculārius
adjective
of or belonging to lice

pediculatio
pedīculātiō
cross-reference

pediculo
pedīculō
verb

pediculosus
pedīculōsus
adjective
full of lice

pediculus
pedīculus
noun
a louse

pediculus
pedīculus
noun
a little foot

pediolus
pediolus
noun
a little foot

pedis
pedis
noun
a louse

pedisecus
pedisecus
adjective
that follows on foot

pedisequa
pedisequa
noun

pedisequa
pedisequa
noun
a male attendant

pedisequus
pedisequus
noun
a male attendant

pedisequus
pedisequus
adjective
that follows on foot

pedissequus
pedissequus
adjective
that follows on foot

peditastellus
peditastellus
noun
a wretched foot-soldier

peditatus
peditātus
noun
foot-soldiers

pedito
peditō
verb
to go on foot

peditum
pēditum
noun

peditum
pēditum
cross-reference

Pedius
Pedius
adjective
the name of a Roman gens.

pedo
pedō
noun
one who has broad feet

pedo
pedō
verb
to foot

pedo
pēdō
verb
to break wind

Pedo
Pedō
noun
a Roman surname

pedocucullus
pedocucullus
noun
a covering for the feet

Peducaeanus
Pedūcaeānus
adjective
Peducaean

Peducaeus
Pedūcaeus
adjective
Peducaean

Peducaeus
Pedūcaeus
noun
a Roman surname

peduclus
pedūclus
cross-reference

peduculatio
pedūculātiō
cross-reference

peduculosus
pedūculōsus
cross-reference

peduculus
pedūculus
noun
a louse

peduculus
pedūculus
noun
a louse

pedule
pedūle
noun
a sole

pedulis
pedūlis
adjective
of or for the feet

pedum
pedum
noun
a shepherd's crook

Pedum
Pedum
noun
a town of remote antiquity in Latium

peduncularia
pedunculāria
noun
lousewort

pedunculus
pedunculus
noun

pedunculus
pedunculus
noun
a louse

Pega
Pēga
noun
a fountain in Bithynia

peganon
pēganon
noun
gardenrue

Pegaseius
Pēgasēius
adjective
Pegasean

Pegaseus
Pēgasēus
adjective
of or belonging to Pegasus

Pegaseus
Pēgaseus
adjective
of or belonging to Pegasus

Pegasianus
Pēgasiānus
adjective
Pegasian

Pegasides
Pēgasides
noun
the Muses

Pegasis
Pēgasis
noun
a fountain-nymph

Pegasis
Pēgasis
noun
of Pegasus

Pegasos
Pēgasos
noun
the winged horse of the Muses

Pegasus
Pēgasus
noun
the winged horse of the Muses

Pegasus
Pēgasus
noun
a celebrated jurist in the reign of the emperor Vespasian

pege
pēgē
noun
a fountain

pegma
pēgma
noun
a fixture

pegmaris
pegmāris
adjective
of or belonging to the pegma or theatrical machine

pegris
pegris
noun
a sea-mussel

pejeratio
pējerātiō
noun
perjury

pejero
pējerō
cross-reference
to swear falsely

pejor
pējor
adjective

pejoro
pējōrō
verb
to render worse

pejus
pējus
adverb
worse

pel
pel
cross-reference

pelage
pelagē
noun
the sea

pelagia
pelagia
noun
a kind of pearl-mussel

Pelagianus
Pelagiānus
noun
a follower of Pelagius

pelagicus
pelagicus
adjective
of or belonging to the sea

pelagium
pelagium
noun
purple color

pelagius
pelagius
adjective
of or belonging to the sea

Pelagius
Pelagius
noun
a famous heretic of the fifth century

Pelagonia
Pelagonia
noun
a district and city of the Pelagonians

Pelagonis
Pelagonis
noun
a people of Macedonia

pelagus
pelagus
noun
the sea

pelamis
pēlamis
noun
a young tunnyfish

pelamys
pēlamys
noun
a young tunnyfish

Pelasgia
Pelasgia
noun
An old name of the Peloponnesus

Pelasgias
Pelasgias
noun
adj. f

Pelasgis
Pelasgis
noun
An old name of the Peloponnesus

Pelasgis
Pelasgis
noun
adj. f

Pelasgus
Pelasgus
noun
the oldest inhabitants of Greece

Pelasgus
Pelasgus
adjective
Pelasgian

pelecanus
pelecānus
noun
a pelican

pelecina
pelecīna
cross-reference

pelecinon
pelecīnon
noun
a kind of sundial in the shape of a two-edged axe

pelecinos
pelecīnos
noun
hatchetvetch

Peleius
Pēlēius
adjective

Peleius
Pēlēius
adjective
Peleian

Pelendonis
Pelendonis
noun
a Celtiberian people

pelethronia
pelēthronia
noun

pelethronia
pelēthronia
noun
centaury

Pelethronius
Pelēthronius
adjective
of or belonging to a region of Thessaly inhabited by the Lapithae and Centaurs

Peleus
Pēleus
noun
a king of Thessaly

pelex
pēlex
noun

pelex
pēlex
noun
a kept mistress

Pelia
Pelia
noun

Peliacus
Pēliacus
adjective
of or belonging to Pelion

peliacus
pēliacus
adjective

Peliades
Peliades
noun
the daughters of Pelias

Pelias
Pelias
noun
Of or belonging to Pelias

Pelias
Pēlias
noun
a spear

Pelias
Pēlias
noun
of or belonging to Pelion

Pelias
Pēlias
noun
that comes from Pelion

Pelias
Peliās
noun
a king of Thessaly

pelicanus
pelicānus
cross-reference

pelicanus
pelicānus
noun
a pelican

pelicatus
pēlicātus
noun
the cohabiting with a kept mistress

Pelides
Pēlīdēs
noun
The son of Peleus

Pelides
Pēlīdēs
noun

Pelignus
Pēlignus
adjective
of or belonging to the Peligni

Pelignus
Pēlignus
noun
a people of Central Italy

Pelina
Pelina
noun
a goddess of the Pelignians

Pelinnaeus
Pelinnaeus
noun
a mountain in Chios

Pelion
Pēlion
noun
a high mountain in Thessaly

Pelios
Pēlios
noun
a high mountain in Thessaly

Pelius
Pēlius
adjective
of or belonging to Pelion

Pella
Pella
noun
a city of remote antiquity in Macedonia

pellacia
pellācia
noun
an allurement

Pellaeus
Pellaeus
adjective

Pellaeus
Pellaeus
adjective
of or belonging to Pella

Pellarius
Pellārius
noun
one that prepares skins

pellates
pellates
noun
a kind of stone

pellax
pellax
adjective
seductive

Pelle
Pellē
noun
a city of remote antiquity in Macedonia

pelleatus
pelleātus
adjective
clothed in a skin or skins

pellecebra
pellecebra
noun
an enticement

pellecebra
pellecēbra
noun
an enticement

pellecebrae
pellecebraē
adverb

pellectio
pellectiō
noun
a reading through

pellectus
pellectus
adjective

pellego
pellegō
verb

pellego
pellegō
verb
to view all over

Pellenaeus
Pellēnaeus
noun
the inhabitants of Pellene

Pellenaeus
Pellēnaeus
adjective

Pellendonis
Pellendonis
noun
a Celtiberian people

Pellene
Pellēnē
noun
a city of Achaia

Pellenensis
Pellēnensis
adjective
Pellenian

pellesuina
pellesuīna
noun
a shop in which skins or hides were dressed and sold

pellex
pellex
noun
a kept mistress

pellex
pellex
noun

pellicator
pellicātor
cross-reference

pellicatus
pellicātus
cross-reference

pellicatus
pellicātus
noun
the cohabiting with a kept mistress

pelliceo
pelliceō
verb

pelliceo
pelliceō
verb
to allure

pelliceus
pelliceus
adjective

pelliceus
pelliceus
adjective
made of skins

pellicio
pelliciō
verb
to allure

pellicium
pellicium
cross-reference

pellicius
pellicius
adjective
made of skins

pellico
pellicō
verb
to be a rival

pellicula
pellicula
noun
a small skin or hide

pelliculatio
pelliculātiō
noun
an alluring enticement

pelliculo
pelliculō
verb
to cover over with skins

pelliger
pelliger
adjective
clad in skins or furs

Pellinaeum
Pellinaeum
noun
a city in Thessaly

pellinus
pellinus
adjective
made of skins

pellio
pelliō
noun
a furrier

pellion
pellion
noun
a plant

pellionarius
pelliōnārius
noun
one who prepared skins for the use of soldiers

pelliris
pelliris
adjective
made of skin

pellis
pellis
noun
a skin

pellitus
pellītus
adjective
covered with skins

pello
pellō
verb
to beat

Pellonia
Pellōnia
noun
a goddess who puts the enemy to flight

pellos
pellos
noun
dark-colored

pelluceo
pellūceō
verb
to shine through

pelluceo
pellūceō
cross-reference

pelluciditas
pellūciditās
noun
transparency

pellucidulus
pellūcidulus
adjective
bright

pellucidus
pellūcidus
adjective
transparent

pelluo
pelluō
cross-reference

pelluo
pelluō
verb
to wash off

pelluvia
pelluvia
noun
a vessel for washing the feet in

pelluvium
pelluvium
noun
a vessel for washing the feet in

Pelondonis
Pelondonis
noun
a Celtiberian people

Pelopea
Pelopēa
noun
the daughter of Pelops

Pelopea, Pelopeias, Pelopeis, Pelopeius, Pelopeus
Pelopēa, Pelopēias, Pelopēis, Pelopēius, Pelopēus
expression

Pelopeia
Pelopēia
noun
a female descendant of Pelops

Pelopeias
Pelopēias
noun
Pelopian

Pelopeidis
Pelopēidis
noun
the Argive women

Pelopeis
Pelopēis
noun
Pelopian

Pelopeius
Pelopēius
adjective
Pelopian

Pelopeus
Pelopēus
adjective
Pelopian

Pelopida
Pelopida
noun
the descendants of Pelops

Pelopidae
Pelopidaē
adverb

Pelopidas
Pelopidās
noun
a celebrated Theban general

Pelopius
Pelopius
adjective

Pelopius
Pelopius
adjective
Pelopian

Peloponnenses
Peloponnenses
noun
the Peloponnesians

Peloponnensis
Peloponnensis
adjective
Peloponnesian

Peloponnesiacus
Peloponnēsiacus
noun
the Peloponnesians

Peloponnesiacus
Peloponnēsiacus
adjective
Peloponnesian

Peloponnesius
Peloponnēsius
noun
the Peloponnesians

Peloponnesius
Peloponnēsius
adjective
Peloponnesian

Peloponnesus
Peloponnēsus
noun
the Peloponnesus

Pelops
Pelops
noun
Son of Tantalus

Pelorias
Pelōrias
noun
a promontory at the north-eastern extremity of Sicily

Peloris
Pelōris
noun
a promontory on the north-eastern extremity of Sicily

peloris
pelōris
noun
a large shell-fish

Peloritanus
Pelōritānus
adjective
Pelorian

Peloros
Pelōros
noun
a promontory on the north-eastern coast of Sicily

Pelorum
Pelōrum
noun
a promontory on the north-eastern coast of Sicily

Pelorus
Pelōrus
noun
a promontory on the north-eastern coast of Sicily

pelta
pelta
noun
a small

peltasta
peltasta
noun
a soldier armed with the

peltatus
peltātus
adjective
armed with the

peltifer
peltifer
adjective
bearing

Pelusiacus
Pēlūsiacus
adjective
Pelusiac

Pelusianus
Pēlūsiānus
adjective
Pelusian

Pelusiota
Pēlūsiōta
noun
a Pelusian

Pelusiotes
Pēlūsiōtēs
noun
a Pelusian

Pelusium
Pēlūsium
noun
an Egyptian city at the eastern mouth of the Nile

Pelusius
Pēlūsius
adjective
Pelusian

pelvicula
pelvicula
noun
a small basin

pelvis
pelvis
noun
a basin

pemma
pemma
noun
pastry

penaria
penāria
noun
a storehouse

penarius
penārius
adjective
of or for provisions

penarius
penārius
noun
a storehouse

Penas
Penas
adjective

penatiger
penātiger
adjective
bearing with him his guardian gods

penator
penātor
noun
one who carries provisions

Penats
Penāts
noun
the Penates

pendens
pendens
adjective
Hanging

pendens
pendens
adjective

pendeo
pendeō
verb
to hang

pendiculus
pendiculus
noun
a cord

pendigo
pendīgō
noun
an internal tumor

pendix
pendix
noun

pendo
pendō
verb
to cause to hang down

pendulus
pendulus
adjective
hanging

pene
pēne
adverb
nearly

pene
pēnē
adverb

Peneis
Pēnēis
noun
of or belonging to the Peneus

Peneis
Pēnēis
noun

Peneius
Pēnēius
adjective
of or belonging to the Peneus

Peneius
Pēnēius
adjective

Peneleus
Pēneleus
noun
son of Hippalmus and Asterope

Penelopa
Pēnelopa
noun
daughter of Icarius and Peribaea

Penelope
Pēnelopē
noun
daughter of Icarius and Peribaea

Penelopea
Pēnelopēa
cross-reference

Penelopeus
Pēnelopēus
adjective
of or belonging to Penelope

penelops
pēnelops
noun
a kind of duck

penes
penes
preposition
with

Penesta
Penesta
noun
a people in Grecian Illyria

Penestia
Penestia
noun
the country of the Penestae

Penestianus
Penestiānus
adjective
Penestian

penetrabilis
penetrābilis
adjective
that can be pierced or penetrated

penetral
penētrāl
noun
the inside space

penetral
penetrāl
noun
the inside space

penetrale
penetrāle
noun
the inside space

penetrale
penētrāle
noun
the inside space

penetralis
penetrālis
adjective
Piercing

penetralis
penētrālis
adjective
Piercing

penetraliter
penētrāliter
adverb
inwardly

penetraliter
penetrāliter
adverb
inwardly

penetratio
penetrātiō
noun
a piercing

penetrator
penetrātor
noun
one who penetrates

penetrator
penētrātor
noun
one who penetrates

penetre
penētre
noun
the inside space

penetre
penetre
noun
the inside space

penetro
penetrō
verb
To put

penetro
penētrō
verb
To put

Peneus
Pēnēus
noun
a principal river in Thessaly

Peneus
Pēnēus
adjective
Penean

penicillum
pēnicillum
noun
A painter's brush or pencil

penicillus
pēnicillus
noun
A painter's brush or pencil

peniculamentum
pēniculāmentum
noun
A tail

peniculus
pēniculus
noun
A brush

peninsula
pēninsula
noun
a peninsula

peninsula
pēninsula
cross-reference

Peninus
Penīnus
adjective
of or belonging to the Pennine Alps

Peninus
Penīnus
adjective

penis
pēnis
noun
a tail

penissime
pēnissimē
adverb

penite
penitē
adverb
inwardly

penitum
penitum
noun
the inmost parts

penitus
penitus
adverb
inwardly

penitus
penitus
adjective
inward

penitus
pēnītus
adjective
furnished with or having a tail

Penius
Penius
noun
a river in Colchis

penna
penna
noun
a feather

pennarium
pennārium
noun
a receptacle for pens

pennatulus
pennātulus
adjective
provided with wings

pennatum
pennātum
noun
winged creatures

pennatus
pennātus
adjective
furnished with wings

pennesco
pennescō
verb
to put forth feathers or wings

pennifer
pennifer
adjective
feathered

penniger
penniger
adjective
feathered

Penninus
Pennīnus
adjective
of or belonging to the Pennine Alps

pennipes
pennipēs
adjective
that has wings on his feet

pennipotens
pennipotens
adjective
able to fly

pennor
pennor
verb
to put forth wings

pennula
pennula
noun
a little wing

pennus
pennus
adjective
pointed

Pennus
Pennus
noun
a Roman surname

pensa
pensa
noun
a day's provisions

pensabilis
pensābilis
adjective
reparable

pensatio
pensātiō
noun
a weighing

pense
pensē
adverb
carefully

pensiculate
pensiculātē
adverb
carefully

pensiculator
pensiculātor
noun
a weigher

pensiculo
pensiculō
verb
to weigh

pensile
pensile
noun
Fruit hung up to be preserved

pensilis
pensilis
adjective
hanging

pensim
pensim
adverb

pensio
pensiō
noun
A weight

pensitatio
pensitātiō
noun
a paying

pensitator
pensitātor
noun
one who weighs or considers

pensito
pensitō
verb
to weigh

pensiuncula
pensiuncula
noun
a small payment

penso
pensō
verb
to weigh or weigh out carefully

pensor
pensor
noun
one who weighs or considers

pensum
pensum
noun
something weighed

pensum
pensum
noun

pensura
pensūra
noun
a weighing

pensus
pensus
adjective

pensus
pensus
adjective
weighed

pentachordus
pentachordus
adjective
five-stringed

pentacontarchus
pentacontarchus
noun
a commander of fifty men

pentadactylus
pentadactylus
noun
a pentadactyl

pentadoros
pentadōros
adjective
containing five palms or hand-breadths

pentaetericus
pentaetēricus
adjective
containing five palms or hand-breadths

pentagonium
pentagōnium
noun
a pentagon

pentagonius
pentagōnius
adjective
quinquangular

pentagonum
pentagōnum
noun

pentagonus
pentagōnus
adjective
quinquangular

pentameter
pentameter
noun
a pentameter

pentanummus
pentanummus
noun
a silver coin of the value of five asses

pentanumus
pentanūmus
noun
a silver coin of the value of five asses

pentapetes
pentapetes
noun
five-leaf

pentapharmacum
pentapharmacum
noun
a meal consisting of five dishes

pentaphyllon
pentaphyllon
noun
five-leaved grass

Pentapolis
Pentapolis
noun
A district of five towns on the Dead Sea

Pentapolitanus
Pentapolitānus
adjective
of or belonging to Pentapolis

pentaprotia
pentaprōtīa
noun
the first five men

pentaptotum
pentaptōtum
noun
nouns that have five cases

pentas
pentās
noun
the number five

pentasemus
pentasēmus
adjective
that has five marks or divisions of time

pentaspaston
pentaspaston
noun
a tackle with five pulleys

pentasphaerus
pentasphaerus
adjective
a kind of costly spice

pentastichoe
pentastichoē
adverb
having five rows of columns

pentasyllabus
pentasyllabus
adjective
having five syllables

Pentateuchum
Pentateuchum
noun
the five books of Moses

Pentateuchus
Pentateuchus
noun
the five books of Moses

pentathlos
pentathlos
noun
one who practised the five exercises

pentathlum
pentathlum
noun
one who practised the five exercises

pentathlus
pentathlus
noun
one who practised the five exercises

pentatomon
pentatomon
noun
five-leaf

Pentecostalis
Pentēcostālis
adjective
of or belonging to Whitsuntide

Pentecoste
Pentēcostē
noun
the fiftieth day after Easter

Pentelensis
Pentelensis
adjective
Pentelic

Pentelicus
Pentelicus
adjective
of or belonging to a mountain near Athens

penteloris
pentelōris
adjective
having five thongs or five stripes

penteris
pentēris
noun
a ship

pentethronicus
pentethronicus
adjective

Pentheius
Penthēius
adjective

Pentheius
Penthēius
adjective
of or belonging to Pentheus

penthemimeres
penthēmimeres
noun
a part of a verse

penthemimeris
penthēmimeris
noun
a part of a verse

Penthesilea
Penthesilēa
noun
a queen of the Amazons

Pentheus
Penthēus
adjective
of or belonging to Pentheus

Pentheus
Pentheus
noun
son of Echion and Agave

Penthides
Penthīdēs
noun
a male descendant of Pentheus

pentorobon
pentorobon
noun
a plant

Pentrus
Pentrus
noun
a Samnite people

penu
penu
cross-reference

penu
penu
noun
Store or provision of food provisions

penuarius
penuārius
adjective
of or for provisions

penula
pēnula
noun
a woollen outer garment covering the whole body

penula
pēnula
noun

penultimus
pēnultimus
adjective
the last but one

penultimus
pēnultimus
adjective

penum
penum
noun
Store or provision of food provisions

penuria
pēnūria
noun
want

penus
penus
noun
Store or provision of food provisions

Peparethius
Peparēthius
adjective
of or belonging to Peparethos

Peparethos
Peparēthos
noun
Peparethus

Peparethus
Peparēthus
noun
Peparethus

peplis
peplis
noun
the name of two plants

peplium
peplium
noun
a medicinal plant

peplum
pēplum
noun
the robe of state of Minerva

peplum
peplum
noun
the robe of state of Minerva

peplus
peplus
noun
the robe of state of Minerva

peplus
pēplus
noun
the robe of state of Minerva

pepo
pepō
noun
a species of large melon

pepticus
pepticus
adjective
that promotes digestion

pepunculus
pepunculus
noun
a small pumpkin

Pepuzita
Pepuzīta
noun
a sort of heretics

per
per
preposition
through

pera
pēra
noun
a bag

perabjectus
perabjectus
adjective
deeply humbled

perabsurdus
perabsurdus
adjective
very absurd

peraccommodatus
peraccommodātus
adjective
very suitable

peracer
perācer
cross-reference
very sharp

peracerbus
peracerbus
adjective
very harsh

peracesco
peracescō
verb
to become sour through and through

peractio
peractiō
noun
a finishing

peractus
peractus
adjective

peracute
peracūtē
adverb
very sharply

peracutus
peracūtus
adjective
very sharp

peradpositus
peradpositus
adjective

peradpositus
peradpositus
adjective
very suitable or apposite

peradulescens
peradulescens
adjective
very young

peradulescentulus
peradulescentulus
noun
a very young man

Peraea
Peraea
noun
A strip of land in Caria

Peraea
Peraea
noun
a city in Aeolis

peraedificatus
peraedificātus
adjective
completely built

peraequatio
peraequātiō
noun
a making perfectly equal

peraequator
peraequātor
noun
an equalizer

peraeque
peraequē
adverb
quite equally or evenly

peraequo
peraequō
verb
to make quite equal

peraestimo
peraestimō
verb
to esteem greatly

peragito
peragitō
verb
to drive or hunt about greatly

perago
peragō
verb
To thrust through

peragrans
perāgrans
cross-reference

peragrans
peragrans
cross-reference

peragranter
peragranter
adverb
in roving about

peragratio
peragrātiō
noun
a wandering or travelling through

peragratio
perāgrātiō
noun
a wandering or travelling through

peragratrix
perāgrātrix
noun
she that wanders or travels through

peragratrix
peragrātrix
noun
she that wanders or travels through

peragro
peragrō
verb
to wander or travel through or over

peragro
perāgrō
verb
to wander or travel through or over

peragror
peragror
verb

peralbus
peralbus
adjective
very white

peramans
peramans
adjective
very loving

peramanter
peramanter
adverb
very lovingly

peramarus
peramārus
adjective
very bitter or hostile

perambulo
perambulō
verb
to ramble through

peramicus
peramīcus
adjective
very friendly

peramoenus
peramoenus
adjective
very pleasant

peramplus
peramplus
adjective
very large

peranceps
peranceps
adjective
very doubtful

peranguste
perangustē
adverb
very narrowly

perangustus
perangustus
adjective
very narrow

Peranna
Peranna
cross-reference

peranno
perannō
verb
to live through a year

perantiquus
perantīquus
adjective
very ancient

perappositus
perappositus
adjective
very suitable or apposite

perardeo
perardeō
verb
to burn violently

perarduus
perarduus
adjective
very difficult

peraresco
perārescō
verb
to grow very dry

perargutus
perargūtus
adjective
Very shrill

peraridus
perāridus
adjective
very dry

perarmo
perarmō
verb
to arm or equip well

peraro
perarō
verb
to plough through

perasper
perasper
adjective
very rough

perastutulus
perastūtulus
adjective
very crafty

peraticum
perāticum
noun
a species of the bdellium-tree

peratim
pērātim
adverb
by bags or wallets

perattente
perattentē
adverb
very attentively

perattentus
perattentus
adjective
very attentive

peratticus
peratticus
adjective
very Attic

peraudiendus
peraudiendus
adjective

perbacchor
perbacchor
verb
v. dep. a

perbasio
perbāsiō
verb
to kiss heartily

perbeatus
perbeātus
adjective
very fortunate

perbelle
perbellē
adverb
very prettily

perbene
perbenē
adverb
very well

per benemeritus
per benemeritus
adjective
very well deserved

perbenevolus
perbenevolus
adjective
very friendly

perbenigne
perbenignē
adverb
very kindly

Perbibesia
Perbibesia
cross-reference

perbibo
perbibō
verb
To drink or suck up

perbito
perbītō
verb
To go over

perblande
perblandē
adverb
very winningly

perblandus
perblandus
adjective
very courteous or charming

perbonus
perbonus
adjective
very good

perbrevis
perbrevis
adjective
very short

perbreviter
perbreviter
adverb
very briefly

perbullio
perbulliō
verb
to boil thoroughly

perca
perca
noun
a kind of fish

percaedo
percaedō
verb
to cut up completely

percalefacio
percalefaciō
verb

percalefio
percalefīō
verb

percalesco
percalescō
verb
to become very warm

percalfio
percalfīō
verb

percalleo
percalleō
verb
to know or understand well

percallesco
percallescō
verb
to become very hardened

percandefacio
percandefaciō
verb
to make very hot

percandidus
percandidus
adjective
very white

percarus
percārus
adjective
very dear

percautus
percautus
adjective
very cautious

percedo
percēdō
verb

perceleber
perceleber
adjective
very famous

percelebro
percelebrō
verb
to practise

perceler
perceler
adjective
very quick or swift

perceleriter
perceleriter
adverb
very quickly

percello
percellō
verb
to beat down

percen
percen
adverb

percenseo
percenseō
verb
to go through or over

percensio
percensiō
noun
a going over

perceptibilis
perceptibilis
adjective
Perceptible

perceptibilis
perceptībilis
adjective
Perceptible

perceptio
perceptiō
noun
a taking

perceptor
perceptor
noun
a receiver

perceptum
perceptum
noun
doctrines

perceptum
perceptum
noun

perceptus
perceptus
adjective

perceptus
perceptus
adjective
perceived

percernis
percernis
adjective
easily visible

percido
percīdō
verb
to beat or cut to pieces

percieo
percieō
verb
to move or rouse greatly

percingo
percingō
verb

percio
perciō
verb
to move or rouse greatly

percio
perciō
verb

percipibilis
percipibilis
adjective
perceptible

percipio
percipiō
verb
to take wholly

percis
percis
noun

percisus
percīsus
adjective

percito
percitō
verb
to excite thoroughly

percitus
percitus
adjective
greatly moved

percitus
percitus
adjective

percivilis
percīvīlis
adjective
very courteous

perclamo
perclāmō
verb

perclaresco
perclārescō
verb
to become very clear

percludo
perclūdō
verb

percnopterus
percnopterus
noun
a mountain-stork

percnos
percnos
noun
a kind of eagle

percnus
percnus
noun
a kind of eagle

percoctus
percoctus
adjective

percoenare
percoenārē
adverb

percognitus
percognitus
adjective
well known

percognitus
percognitus
adjective

percognosco
percognoscō
verb
to become perfectly acquainted with

percolapho
percolaphō
verb
to buffet well

percolatio
percōlātiō
noun
a straining through

percolo
percōlō
verb
to strain through

percolo
percolō
verb
To cultivate

percolopo
percolopō
verb
to box the ears

percomis
percōmis
adjective
very friendly

percommode
percommodē
adverb
very suitably

percommodus
percommodus
adjective
very suitable

perconor
percōnor
verb
to carry out

percontatio
percontātiō
noun
an asking

percontative
percontātīvē
adverb
inquiringly

percontativus
percontātīvus
adjective
universally known

percontator
percontātor
noun
an asker

percontatum
percontatum
noun
a fundamental truth

percontor
percontor
verb
to ask particularly

percontor
percontor
verb

perconto
percontō
verb
to question strictly or particularly

percontumax
percontumax
adjective
very obstinate

percooperio
percooperiō
verb
to cover entirely

percopiose
percōpiōsē
adverb
very abundantly supplied

percopiosus
percōpiōsus
adjective
very abundantly supplied

percoquo
percoquō
verb
to boil or cook thoroughly

Percosius
Percōsius
adjective
of or belonging to Percosius

Percote
Percōtē
noun
a Trojan town on the coast of Mysia

percrassus
percrassus
adjective
very thick

percrebesco
percrēbescō
verb
to become very frequent or prevalent

percrepo
percrepō
verb
to sound very much

percresco
percrescō
verb
to grow greatly

percribro
percrībrō
verb
to sift thoroughly

percrucio
percruciō
verb
to torment or vex greatly

percrudus
percrūdus
adjective
quite raw

percudo
percūdō
verb
to strike or break through

perculsus
perculsus
adjective

perculsus
perculsus
noun
a shock

percultor
percultor
noun
an ardent adorer or reverencer

percultus
percultus
adjective

percultus
percultus
adjective

percumbo
percumbō
verb

percunctatio
percunctātiō
noun

percunctatio
percunctātiō
noun
an asking

percunctative
percunctātīvē
adverb

percunctativus
percunctātīvus
adverb

percunctativus
percunctātīvus
adjective
universally known

percunctator
percunctātor
noun

percunctator
percunctātor
noun
an asker

percuncto
percunctō
verb
to question strictly or particularly

percuncto
percunctō
verb

percunctor
percunctor
verb

percunctor
percunctor
verb
to ask particularly

percupidus
percupidus
adjective
very partial to

percupio
percupiō
cross-reference
to wish greatly

percuriosus
percūriōsus
adjective
very curious or inquisitive

percuro
percūrō
verb
to heal thoroughly

percurro
percurrō
verb
to run through

percursatio
percursātiō
noun
a running or travelling through

percursio
percursiō
noun
a running through or over

percurso
percursō
verb
to run or range through

percursor
percursor
noun
one who runs through

percursus
percursus
adjective

percussibilis
percussibilis
adjective
penetrating

percussio
percussiō
noun
a beating

percussionalis
percussiōnālis
adjective
adapted for striking

percussor
percussor
noun
a striker

percussura
percussūra
noun
a blow

percussus
percussus
noun
a beating

percussus
percussus
adjective

percutio
percutiō
verb
To strike through and through

perdagatus
perdāgātus
adjective
explored

perdecipio
perdēcipiō
verb
to deceive utterly

perdecorus
perdecōrus
adjective
very comely

perdefessus
perdēfessus
adjective
worn out

perdefleo
perdēfleo
verb
to lament

perdeleo
perdēleō
verb
to destroy utterly

perdelirus
perdēlīrus
adjective
very silly or foolish

perdensus
perdensus
adjective
very compact

perdeo
perdeō
cross-reference

perdepso
perdepsō
verb
to knead over

perdicalis
perdīcālis
adjective
of or belonging to partridges

Perdicca
Perdicca
noun
Perdiccas

Perdiccas
Perdiccās
noun
Perdiccas

perdicium
perdīcium
noun
Pellitory

perdico
perdīcō
verb
to say out

perdifficilis
perdifficilis
adjective
very difficult

perdifficiliter
perdifficiliter
adverb
with great difficulty

perdignus
perdignus
adjective
very worthy

perdiligens
perdīligens
adjective
very diligent

perdiligenter
perdīligenter
adverb
very diligently

perdisco
perdiscō
verb
to learn thoroughly or completely

perdiserte
perdisertē
adverb
very eloquently

perdisertus
perdisertus
adjective
very eloquent

perdite
perditē
adverb
In an abandoned manner

perditim
perditim
adverb
desperately

perditio
perditiō
noun
ruin

perditor
perditor
noun
a ruiner

perditrix
perditrix
noun
she that ruins or destroys

perditus
perditus
adjective
lost

perditus
perditus
adjective

perdiu
perdiu
adverb
for a great while

perdius
perdius
adjective
all day long

perdiuturnus
perdiuturnus
adjective
that lasts a very long time

perdives
perdīves
noun
very rich

perdivisus
perdīvīsus
adjective
wholly parted from

Perdix
Perdix
noun
the nephew of Daedalus

perdix
perdix
noun
a partridge

perdo
perdō
verb
to make away with

perdoceo
perdoceō
verb
to teach or instruct thoroughly

perdocte
perdoctē
adverb
very skilfully

perdoctus
perdoctus
adjective
very learned

perdoleo
perdoleō
verb
to pain or grieve greatly

perdolesco
perdolescō
verb
to feel great pain or grief

perdolisco
perdoliscō
verb
to feel great pain or grief

perdolo
perdolō
verb
to hew out

perdominor
perdominor
verb
to rule or reign throughout

perdomitor
perdomitor
noun
a tamer

perdomitus
perdomitus
adjective

perdomo
perdomō
verb
To tame or subdue thoroughly

perdormisco
perdormiscō
verb
to sleep on

perduco
perdūcō
verb
to lead or bring through

perductio
perductiō
noun
a leading

perducto
perductō
verb
to lead

perductor
perductor
noun
a leader

perductus
perductus
adjective

perdudum
perdūdum
adverb
a very long time ago

perduellio
perduelliō
noun
Hostile conduct against one's country

perduellis
perduellis
noun
a public enemy

perduellum
perduellum
cross-reference

perduis
perduis
cross-reference

perdulcis
perdulcis
adjective
very sweet

perduro
perdūrō
verb
to make hard

perdurus
perdūrus
adjective
very hard

Peredia
Peredia
noun
Gobbledom

peredo
perēdō
verb
to give forth

peredo
peredō
verb
to eat up

perefflo
perefflō
verb
to breathe out entirely

pereffluo
pereffluō
verb
to flow through

pereger
pereger
noun
who is on a journey

peregre
peregrē
adverb
abroad

peregregius
perēgregius
adjective
very excellent

peregri
peregrī
adverb

peregri
peregrī
cross-reference
abroad

peregrina
peregrīna
noun
a foreign woman

peregrinabundus
peregrīnābundus
adjective
travelling about

peregrinat
peregrīnat
cross-reference

peregrinatio
peregrīnātiō
noun
a being or living abroad

peregrinator
peregrīnātor
noun
one who travels about

peregrinitas
peregrīnitās
noun
The condition of a

peregrinor
peregrīnor
verb
to be or live in foreign parts

peregrinulus
peregrīnulus
adjective
estranged

peregrinus
peregrīnus
noun
a foreigner

peregrinus
peregrīnus
adjective
that comes from foreign parts

peregris
peregris
noun
who is on a journey

perelegans
perēlegans
adjective
very neat

pereleganter
perēleganter
adjective
very finely

perelixo
perēlixō
verb
to boil thoroughly

pereloquens
perēloquens
adjective
very eloquent

peremensus
perēmensus
adjective
all measured out

peremne
peremne
noun

peremne
peremne
noun
the auspices taken by magistrates on crossing a river or a spring

peremnis
peremnis
adjective
of or belonging to crossing a river

peremnis
peremnis
adjective
that lasts or continues the year through

peremo
peremō
verb

peremo
peremō
verb
to take away entirely

peremptalis
peremptālis
adjective
of or belonging to destruction or abolition

peremptio
peremptiō
noun
a destroying

peremptor
peremptor
noun
a destroyer

peremptorie
peremptōriē
adverb
in a peremptory manner

peremptorius
peremptōrius
adjective
destructive

peremptrix
peremptrix
noun
she that destroys or kills

peremptus
peremptus
adjective

peremtio
peremtiō
noun
a destroying

peremtor
peremtor
noun
a destroyer

peremtoremptorie
peremtōremptōriē
adverb
in a peremptory manner

peremtoremptorius
peremtōremptōrius
adjective
destructive

peremtremptrix
peremtremptrix
noun
she that destroys or kills

peremtus
peremtus
adjective

perendie
perendiē
adverb
on the day after to-morrow

perendinatio
perendinātiō
noun
a putting off till the day after to-morrow

perendinus
perendinus
adjective
after to-morrow

Perenna
Perenna
noun

perenne
perennē
adverb
all the year through

perennis
perennis
adjective
that lasts or continues the year through

perenniservus
perenniservus
noun
one who is always a slave

perennitas
perennitās
noun
lastingness

perenniter
perenniter
adverb
constantly

perenno
perennō
verb
to keep or preserve long

perenticida
perenticīda
noun
a cutpurse

pereo
pereō
verb
To pass away

perequito
perequitō
verb
to ride through

pererro
pererrō
verb
to wander through

pereruditus
perērudītus
adjective
very learned

peresus
perēsus
adjective

perevacuo
perēvacuō
verb
to empty quite

perexcelsus
perexcelsus
adjective
very high

perexcrucio
perexcruciō
cross-reference

perexeo
perexeō
verb
v. n. irr

perexigue
perexiguē
adverb
very little

perexiguus
perexiguus
adjective
very small

perexilis
perexīlis
adjective
very slender

perexoptatus
perexoptātus
adjective
greatly desired

perexplicatus
perexplicātus
adjective
wholly completed

perexsiccatus
perexsiccātus
adjective
quite dried up

perextimeo
perextimeō
verb
to fear greatly

perextimesco
perextimescō
verb
to fear greatly

perfabrico
perfabricō
verb
to work or use up

perfacete
perfacētē
adverb
very wittily

perfacetus
perfacētus
adjective
very witty

perfacile
perfacilē
adverb
Very easily

perfacilis
perfacilis
adjective
Very easy

perfacul
perfacul
cross-reference

perfacundus
perfācundus
adjective
very eloquent

perfamiliaris
perfamiliāris
adjective
very intimate

perfamiliaris
perfamiliāris
noun
a very intimate or familiar friend

perfatuus
perfatuus
adjective
very foolish

perfecte
perfectē
adverb
fully

perfectio
perfectiō
noun
a finishing

perfectissimatus
perfectissimātus
noun
the rank and station of a

perfector
perfector
noun
a finisher

perfectrix
perfectrix
noun
she that finishes or perfects

perfectus
perfectus
adjective

perfectus
perfectus
adjective
finished

perfectus
perfectus
noun
a finishing or perfecting

perfecundus
perfēcundus
adjective
very fruitful

perferens
perferens
adjective

perferens
perferens
adjective
bearing

perferentia
perferentia
noun
a bearing

perfero
perferō
verb
to bear or carry through

perferus
perferus
adjective
very wild or savage

perfervefio
perfervefīō
verb
to become very hot

perferveo
perferveō
verb
to be very hot

perfervidus
perfervidus
cross-reference

Perfica
Perfica
noun
the finishing or completing goddess

Perfica
Perfica
noun

perficio
perficiō
verb
to achieve

perficus
perficus
adjective
completing

perfide
perfidē
adverb
faithlessly

perfidelis
perfidēlis
adjective
very trusty

perfidens
perfīdens
adjective
trusting greatly

perfidia
perfidia
noun
faithlessness

perfidiose
perfidiōsē
adverb
faithlessly

perfidiosus
perfidiōsus
adjective
faithless

perfidus
perfidus
noun
a scoundrel

perfidus
perfidus
adjective
that breaks his promise

perfigo
perfīgō
verb
to pierce through

perfines
perfines
cross-reference

perfingo
perfingō
verb
to form

perfixus
perfixus
adjective

perfixus
perfixus
adjective
transfixed

perflabilis
perflābilis
adjective
that can be blown through

perflagitiosus
perflāgitiōsus
adjective
very shameful

perflagratus
perflagrātus
adjective
blazing greatly

perflamen
perflāmen
noun
a blowing through

perflatilis
perflātilis
adjective
that can be blown through

perflatio
perflātiō
noun
a blowing through

perflatus
perflātus
noun
a blowing through

perfletus
perflētus
adjective
having bewailed her case to excess

perflo
perflō
verb
to blow through or over

perfluctuo
perfluctuō
verb
to flow through

perfluo
perfluō
verb
to flow or run through

perfluus
perfluus
adjective
flowing

perfoco
perfōcō
verb
to stifle

perfodio
perfodiō
verb
To dig through

perfoecundus
perfoecundus
adjective
very fruitful

perfoecundus
perfoecundus
cross-reference

perfoederatus
perfoederātus
adjective
strongly leagued together

perforaculum
perforāculum
noun
a borer

performido
performīdō
verb
to fear greatly

performidolosus
performīdolōsus
adjective
very fearful

performo
performō
verb
to form thoroughly

perforo
perforō
verb
to bore through

perfortiter
perfortiter
adverb
very bravely

perfossio
perfossiō
noun
a digging through

perfosso
perfossō
verb
to dig through

perfossor
perfossor
noun
a digger through

perfossura
perfossūra
noun
a digging through

perfossus
perfossus
adjective

perfoveo
perfoveō
verb
to warm through

perfractus
perfractus
adjective

perfragrans
perfragrans
adjective
very fragrant

perfremo
perfremō
verb
to roar or snort along

perfrequens
perfrequens
adjective
very crowded

perfreto
perfretō
verb
to sail over

perfrico
perfricō
verb
to rub all over

perfrictio
perfrictiō
noun
a rubbing

perfrictio
perfrictiō
noun
a catching cold

perfrictiuncula
perfrictiuncula
noun
a slight cold

perfrictus
perfrictus
adjective

perfrigefacio
perfrīgefaciō
verb
to make very cold

perfrigeo
perfrīgeō
verb
to take cold

perfrigero
perfrīgerō
verb
to make cold

perfrigesco
perfrīgescō
verb
to grow very cold

perfrigidus
perfrīgidus
adjective
very cold

perfringo
perfringō
verb
to break through

perfrio
perfriō
verb
to rub to pieces

perfrivolus
perfrīvolus
adjective
very worthless

perfructio
perfructiō
noun
complete enjoyment or fruition

perfructus
perfructus
adjective

perfruitio
perfruitiō
noun

perfruitio
perfruitiō
noun
complete enjoyment or fruition

perfruor
perfruor
verb
to

perfuga
perfuga
noun
a deserter

perfugio
perfugiō
verb
to flee

perfugium
perfugium
noun
a place to flee to

perfulcio
perfulciō
verb
to prop up

perfulgerat
perfulgerat
cross-reference
it flashes or gleams brightly

perfulgurat
perfulgurat
cross-reference
it flashes or gleams brightly

perfunctio
perfunctiō
noun
a performing

perfunctorie
perfunctōriē
adverb
slightly

perfunctorius
perfunctōrius
adjective
done in a careless or superficial manner

perfunctus
perfunctus
adjective

perfundo
perfundō
verb
to pour over

perfungorr
perfungor
cross-reference
to fulfil

perfuro
perfuro
verb
to rage through

perfuse
perfūsē
adverb
profusely

perfusio
perfūsiō
noun
a pouring over or upon

perfusor
perfūsor
noun
one who pours water over another

perfusorie
perfūsōriē
adverb
slightly

perfusorius
perfūsōrius
adjective
merely wetting or moistening

perfusus
perfūsus
adjective

Pergamena
Pergamēna
noun
parchment

Pergamena
Pergamēna
noun
the country about Pergamum

Pergamenus
Pergamēnus
cross-reference

Pergamenus
Pergamēnus
noun
the inhabitants of Pergamum

Pergamenus
Pergamēnus
adjective
of or belonging to Pergamum in Mysia

Pergameus
Pergameus
adjective
of or belonging to the city of Pergamum

Pergameus
Pergameus
adjective

Pergameus
Pergameus
adjective
Trojan

Pergamina
Pergamīna
noun
parchment

Pergamis
Pergamis
noun
a city in Epirus

Pergamon
Pergamon
noun
the citadel of Troy

Pergamum
Pergamum
noun

Pergamum
Pergamum
noun
the citadel of Troy

Pergamum
Pergamum
noun
a city in Creta

Pergamum
Pergamum
noun
a city in Mysia

Pergamum
Pergamum
noun
the citadel of Troy

pergaudeo
pergaudeō
verb
to rejoice greatly

pergenitus
pergenitus
adjective
engendered

perglisco
pergliscō
verb
to become quite fat

pergnarus
pergnārus
adjective
that has a thorough knowledge of

pergo
pergō
verb
to go

pergracilis
pergracilis
adjective
very slender

pergraecor
pergraecor
verb
to live just like the Greeks

pergrandesco
pergrandescō
verb
to grow very large

pergrandis
pergrandis
adjective
very large

pergraphicus
pergraphicus
adjective
very skilful

pergratus
pergrātus
adjective
very agreeable

pergravis
pergravis
adjective
very weighty or grave

pergraviter
pergraviter
adverb
very gravely

pergula
pergula
noun
A projection or shed

pergulana
pergulāna
adjective
a vine trained over an arbor

Pergus
Pergus
noun
a lake in Sicily

pergustus
pergustus
noun
taste

perhaurio
perhauriō
verb
to drain completely

perhaustus
perhaustus
adjective

perhibeo
perhibeō
verb
to hold out

perhibitus
perhibitus
adjective

perhiemo
perhiemō
verb
to winter

perhilum
perhīlum
adverb
very little

perhonestus
perhonestus
adjective
very honorable

perhonorifice
perhonōrificē
adverb
very respectfully

perhonorificus
perhonōrificus
adjective
That

perhorreo
perhorreō
verb
to tremble or shudder greatly at

perhorresco
perhorrescō
verb
to tremble or shudder greatly

perhorridus
perhorridus
adjective
very dreadful or frightful

perhumaniter
perhūmāniter
adverb
very kindly

perhumanus
perhūmānus
adjective
very kind

perhyemo
perhyemō
verb

perhyemo
perhyemō
verb
to winter

Perialogos
Perialogos
noun
The Very Unreasonable

periambus
periambus
noun
A metrical foot

Periander
Periander
noun
son of Cypselus

periboetos
periboētos
noun
cried up

peribolus
peribolus
noun
the circuit

Peribomius
Peribōmius
noun
the name of a shameless person

pericarpum
pericarpum
noun
a kind of bulbous plant

perichristarion
perichristārion
noun
a kind of eye-salve

perichyte
perichytē
noun
a kind of gladiatorial combat

Pericles
Pericles
noun
a famous Athenian orator and statesman

Pericles
Perīcles
noun
a famous Athenian orator and statesman

periclitabundus
perīclitābundus
adjective
trying

periclitatio
perīclitātiō
noun
a trying

periclitatus
perīclitātus
adjective
tried

periclitor
perīclitor
verb
to try

periclum
perīclum
noun
a trial

periclymenos
periclymenos
noun
a climbing plant

periclymenos
perīclymenos
noun
a climbing plant

Periclymenus
Periclymenus
noun
son of Neleus and brother of Nestor

Periclymenus
Perīclymenus
noun
son of Neleus and brother of Nestor

periclymenus
perīclymenus
noun
a climbing plant

periclymenus
periclymenus
noun
a climbing plant

pericope
pericopē
noun
a section

periculor
perīculor
verb

periculose
perīculōsē
adverb
dangerously

periculosus
perīculōsus
adjective
dangerous

periculum
perīculum
noun
a trial

peridoneus
peridōneus
adjective
very fit

Periegesis
Periēgēsis
noun
a leading round

periegeticus
periēgēticus
noun
the writer of travels

perihodus
perihodus
noun
A complete sentence

perileucos
perileucos
noun
a precious stone

Perilla
Perilla
noun
a female proper name

Perilleus
Perillēus
adjective
of or belonging to Perillus

Perillus
Perillus
noun
a famous Athenian worker in metal

perillustris
perillustris
adjective
Very brilliant

perimachia
perimachia
noun
an attack

perimbecillus
perimbecillus
adjective
very weak or feeble

Perimedeus
Perimēdēus
adjective
of or belonging to the sorceress Perimede

Perimele
Perimēlē
noun
a nymph

perimetros
perimetros
noun
a circumference

perimo
perimō
verb
to take away entirely

perimpeditus
perimpedītus
adjective
very much obstructed

Perimula
Perimūla
noun
a promontory in India

perinaeon
perinaeon
noun
the space between the sexual parts and the fundament

perincertus
perincertus
adjective
very uncertain

perincommode
perincommodē
adverb
very inconveniently

perincommodus
perincommodus
adjective
very inconvenient

perinconsequens
perinconsequens
adjective
very inconsequent

perinde
perindē
adverb
in the same manner

perindigeo
perindigeō
verb
to need very much

perindigne
perindignē
adverb
very indignantly

perindignus
perindignus
adjective
very unworthy

perindulgens
perindulgens
adjective
very indulgent

perineon
perinēon
noun
the space between the sexual parts and the fundament

perineon
perinēon
noun

perinfamis
perinfāmis
adjective
very infamous

perinfirmus
perinfirmus
adjective
very weak or feeble

peringeniosus
peringeniōsus
adjective
of good natural abilities

peringratus
peringrātus
adjective
very ungrateful

periniquus
perinīquus
adjective
Very unfair

perinjurius
perinjūrius
adjective
very unjust

perinsignis
perinsignis
adjective
very remarkable

perinsolens
perinsolens
adjective
very unusual

perinteger
perinteger
adjective
very honest

Perinthius
Perinthius
adjective
Perinthian

Perinthos
Perinthos
noun
a city of Thrace

Perinthus
Perinthus
noun
a city of Thrace

perinundo
perinundō
verb
to overflow or inundate completely

perinungo
perinungō
verb
to anoint all over

perinvisus
perinvīsus
adjective
much hated

perinvitus
perinvītus
adjective
very unwilling

perior
perior
verb

Periocha
Periocha
noun
a summary

periodeuta
periodeuta
noun
one that goes about

periodicus
periodicus
adjective
that returns at stated times

periodus
periodus
noun
A complete sentence

periosteon
periosteon
noun
the membrane which surrounds the bone

Peripateticus
Peripatēticus
noun
a disciple of the Peripatetic school

Peripateticus
Peripatēticus
noun
philosophers of the Peripatetic

Peripateticus
Peripatēticus
adjective
of or belonging to the Peripatetic

periperipleumoniacus
periperipleumoniacus
adjective
of or belonging to consumption

periperipleumonicus
periperipleumonicus
adjective
of or belonging to consumption

peripetasmate
peripetasmate
noun
coverings

Periphas
Periphas
adjective
A king of Attica

peripheres
peripherēs
noun
moving

peripheria
peripherīa
noun
a circumference

Periphoretus
Periphorētus
noun
an epithet of Artemon

periphrasis
periphrasis
noun
a circumlocution

periplus
periplus
noun
a sailing round

peripneumonia
peripneumonia
noun
pulmonary consumption

peripneumonicus
peripneumonicus
adjective
of or belonging to consumption

peripneumonicus
peripneumonicus
noun
a consumptive person

peripsema
peripsēma
noun
offscouring

peripteros
peripteros
adjective
surrounded with a row of columns on the outside

periratus
perīrātus
adjective
very angry

periscelis
periscelis
noun
a leg-band

periscelium
periscelium
noun
an anklet

perisseuma
perisseuma
cross-reference

perissochoregia
perissochorēgia
noun
a present over and above

perissologia
perissologia
noun
redundancy of expression

perisson
perisson
noun
the name of a plant

peristasis
peristasis
noun
a subject

peristereon
peristereon
noun
vervain

peristereos
peristereos
noun
vervain

peristroma
peristrōma
noun
a covering

peristrophe
peristrophē
noun
a turning about

peristylium
peristȳlium
noun
a place surrounded with columns on the inside

peristylum
peristȳlum
noun
the part of a building enclosing the court-yard

perite
perītē
adverb
in an experienced manner

Perithous
Pērīthous
cross-reference

peritia
perītia
noun
experience

peritissimus
perītissimus
noun
a man of extraordinary skill

perito
peritō
verb

peritonaeos
peritonaeos
adjective
of or belonging to the peritoneum

peritonaeum
peritonaeum
noun
the membrane enclosing the intestines contained in the abdomen

peritoneum
peritonēum
noun
the membrane enclosing the intestines contained in the abdomen

peritteuma
peritteuma
cross-reference

peritus
perītus
adjective
experienced

perixyomenos
perixyomenos
adjective
scraping himself

perizoma
perizōma
noun
a girdle

perjeratiuncula
perjerātiuncula
noun
a petty perjury

perjero
perjerō
cross-reference
to swear falsely

perjero
perjerō
verb

perjucunde
perjūcundē
adverb
very agreeably

perjucundus
perjūcundus
adjective
very agreeable

perjuriosus
perjūriōsus
adjective
full of perjury

perjurium
perjūrium
noun
a false oath

perjuro
perjūrō
verb

perjuro
perjūrō
cross-reference
to swear falsely

perjurus
perjūrus
adjective
who breaks his oath

perlabor
perlābor
verb
to slip or glide through

perlaetus
perlaetus
adjective
very joyful or glad

perlapsus
perlapsus
adjective

perlate
perlātē
adverb
very widely

perlateo
perlateō
verb
to lie completely hid

perlatio
perlātiō
noun
A bearing away

perlator
perlātor
noun
a bearer

perlatrix
perlātrix
noun
she that bears or carries

perlatus
perlātus
adjective

perlaudabilis
perlaudābilis
adjective
very commendable

perlavo
perlavō
verb
to wash or bathe thoroughly

perlaxo
perlaxō
verb
to relax greatly

perlecebra
perlecebra
noun
an enticement

perlecebra
perlecēbra
noun
an enticement

perlectio
perlectiō
cross-reference

perlego
perlegō
verb
to view all over

perlepide
perlepidē
adverb
very pleasantly

perlepidus
perlepidus
cross-reference

perlevis
perlevis
adjective
very light

perleviter
perleviter
adverb
very lightly

perlibens
perlibens
adjective
doing or seeing a thing very willingly

perlibens
perlibens
adjective
med

perlibenter
perlibenter
adverb
very willingly

perlibeo
perlibeō
verb
it is very pleasing or agreeable

perliberalis
perlīberālis
adjective
very well bred

perliberaliter
perlīberāliter
adverb
very graciously

perlibratio
perlībrātiō
noun
a levelling

perlibro
perlībrō
verb
to make exactly level

perliceo
perliceō
verb
it is perfectly allowable

perlicio
perliciō
verb

perlicio
perliciō
verb
to allure

perlimo
perlīmō
verb
to file

perlinio
perliniō
verb

perlinio
perliniō
verb
to smear all over

perlino
perlino
verb
to smear all over

perliquidus
perliquidus
adjective
very liquid

perliteratus
perlīterātus
adverb

perliterlitteratus
perlīterlitterātus
adjective
very learned

perlito
perlitō
verb
to sacrifice very auspiciously

perlitteratus
perlitterātus
adjective
very learned

perlitus
perlitus
adverb

perlluciditas
perllūciditās
noun
transparency

perllucidulus
perllūcidulus
adjective
bright

perllucidus
perllūcidus
adjective
transparent

perlonge
perlongē
adverb
a very long way off

perlonginquus
perlonginquus
adjective
lasting very long

perlongus
perlongus
adjective
very long

perlubens
perlubens
adjective
med

perlubens
perlubens
adjective
doing or seeing a thing very willingly

perlubenter
perlubenter
adverb
very willingly

perlubenter
perlubenter
adverb

perlubeo
perlubeō
verb
it is very pleasing or agreeable

perlubet
perlubet
cross-reference

perluceo
perlūceō
verb
to shine through

perluctuosus
perluctuōsus
adjective
very mournful

perludo
perlūdō
verb
to play about

perlumino
perlūminō
verb
to shine through

perluo
perluō
verb
to wash off

perlusorius
perlūsōrius
adjective
sportive

perlustro
perlustrō
verb
To go or wander all through

perlutus
perlūtus
adjective

permaceo
permaceō
verb
to be very thin

permacer
permacer
adjective
very lean

permacero
permācerō
verb
to soften thoroughly

permadefacio
permadefaciō
verb
to wet through

permadesco
permadescō
verb
to become thoroughly wet

permaestus
permaestus
adjective
greatly afflicted or dejected

permagnificus
permagnificus
adjective
very sumptuous

permagnum
permagnum
noun
a very

permagnus
permagnus
adjective
very great

permale
permalē
adverb
very badly

permananter
permānanter
adverb
by flowing through

permanasco
permānascō
verb
to flow to

permaneo
permaneō
verb
to stay to the end

permano
permānō
verb
to flow through

permansio
permansiō
noun
a remaining

permarinus
permarīnus
adjective
that accompanies through the sea

permaturesco
permātūrescō
verb
to become quite ripe

permaturo
permātūrō
verb
to become quite ripe

permaturus
permātūrus
adjective
quite ripe

permaxime
permaximē
adverb
very greatly

permaximus
permaximus
adjective
very great indeed

permeabilis
permeābilis
adjective
that can be passed through

permeator
permeātor
noun
he that passes through

permeatus
permeātus
noun
the passage through

permediocris
permediocris
adjective
very moderate

permeditatus
permeditātus
adjective
well prepared

permensio
permensiō
noun
a measuring out

permensus
permensus
adjective
measured out

permensus
permensus
adjective

permeo
permeō
verb
to go or pass through

permereo
permereō
verb
to go through service

Permessis
Permessis
noun
adj. f

Permessius
Permessius
adjective
Permessian

Permessus
Permessus
noun
a river in Baeotia sacred to Apollo and the Muses

permetior
permētior
verb
to measure through

permetuens
permetuens
cross-reference

permilito
permīlitō
verb
to serve out one's time as a soldier

permingo
permingō
verb
to make water upon

perminimus
perminimus
adjective
exceedingly small

perminutus
perminūtus
adjective

permirabilis
permīrābilis
adjective
very wonderful

permirandus
permīrandus
adjective
very wonderful

permirus
permīrus
adjective
very wonderful

permisceo
permisceō
verb
to mix or mingle together

permissio
permissiō
noun
a giving up

permissor
permissor
noun
a permitter

permissum
permissum
noun
a permission

permissum
permissum
noun

permissus
permissus
adjective
Permitted

permissus
permissus
adjective

permissus
permissus
noun
leave

permistio
permistiō
noun
A mixing together

permistus
permistus
adjective

permistus
permistus
adjective

permitialis
permitiālis
adjective
fatal

permities
permitiēs
noun
a wasting away

permitiicies
permitiiciēs
noun
a wasting away

permitis
permītis
adjective
very mild

permitto
permittō
verb
to let go through

permixte
permixtē
adverb
confusedly

permixtim
permixtim
adverb
confusedly

permixtio
permixtiō
noun
A mixing together

permixtus
permixtus
adjective

permixtus
permixtus
adjective

permixtus
permixtus
adjective

permodestus
permodestus
adjective
very moderate

permodice
permodicē
adverb
very little

permodicus
permodicus
adjective
very moderate

permoestus
permoestus
adjective
greatly afflicted or dejected

permoestus
permoestus
adjective

permoleste
permolestē
adverb
with much trouble or difficulty

permolestus
permolestus
adjective
very troublesome

permollis
permollis
adjective
very soft

permolo
permolō
verb
to grind up

permoneo
permoneō
verb
to admonish

permonstrans
permonstrans
adjective
showing or explaining accurately

permoriorr
permorior
cross-reference
to die

permoror
permoror
verb
to delay or tarry long

permotatus
permōtātus
adjective
greatly moved

permotio
permōtiō
noun
a moving

permotus
permōtus
adjective

permoveo
permoveō
verb
to move or stir up thoroughly

permulceo
permulceō
verb
to rub gently

permulctus
permulctus
adjective

permulsio
permulsiō
noun
a stroking

permulsus
permulsus
adjective

permulto
permultō
adverb
very much

permultum
permultum
adverb
very much

permultus
permultus
adjective
very much

permundo
permundō
verb
to cleanse thoroughly

permundus
permundus
adjective
very cleanly

permunio
permūniō
verb
to fortify completely

permutatio
permūtātiō
noun
A changing

permuto
permūtō
verb
To change throughout

perna
perna
noun
a haunch or ham together with the leg

pernarius
pernārius
noun
a ham-seller

pernarro
pernarrō
verb
to narrate completely

pernavigatus
pernāvigātus
adjective
sailed through or over

pernecessarius
pernecessārius
adjective
Very necessary

pernecesse
pernecesse
adjective
adj. indecl

perneco
pernecō
verb
to kill or slay outright

pernego
pernegō
verb
To deny altogether

perneo
perneō
verb
to spin out

pernetus
pernētus
adjective

perniciabilis
perniciābilis
adjective
destructive

pernicialis
perniciālis
adjective
destructive

pernicies
perniciēs
noun
destruction

pernicio
perniciō
noun
destruction

perniciose
perniciōsē
adverb
destructively

perniciosum
perniciōsum
noun
baneful things

perniciosus
perniciōsus
adjective
destructive

pernicitas
pernīcitās
noun
nimbleness

perniciter
pernīciter
adverb
nimbly

perniger
perniger
adjective
very black

pernimium
pernimium
adverb
altogether too much

pernimius
pernimius
adjective
quite too great

pernio
perniō
noun
a kibe on the foot

perniteo
perniteō
verb
to shine very much

perniunculus
perniunculus
noun
a chilblain

pernix
pernix
noun
nimble

pernobilis
pernōbilis
adjective
very famous

pernoctatio
pernoctātiō
noun
a passing the night

pernocto
pernoctō
verb
to stay all night long

Pernonides
Pernōnidēs
noun
descended from a ham

pernosco
pernoscō
verb
To examine thoroughly

pernotesco
pernōtescō
verb
to become everywhere or generally known

pernotus
pernōtus
adjective

pernotus
pernōtus
adjective
thoroughly known

pernox
pernox
adjective
continuing through the night

pernoxius
pernoxius
adjective
very harmful

pernubilo
pernūbilō
verb
to darken

pernumero
pernumerō
verb
to count out

pernunculus
pernunculus
noun
a ham

pernuntio
pernuntiō
verb
to announce

Pero
Pērō
noun
the daughter of Neleus and wife of Bias

pero
pērō
noun
a kind of boot made of raw hide

perobscurus
perobscūrus
adjective
very obscure

perodi
perōdī
cross-reference
to hate greatly

perodiosus
perodiōsus
adjective
very grievous or troublesome

perofficiose
perofficiōsē
adverb
very serviceably

peroleo
peroleō
verb
to emit a penetrating odor

perolesco
perolescō
verb
to grow up

peronatus
pērōnātus
adjective
having on boots of untanned leather

peropacus
peropācus
adjective
very shady

peropportune
peropportūnē
adverb
very seasonably

peropportunus
peropportūnus
adjective
very seasonable

peroptato
peroptātō
adverb
very much to one's wish

peropus
peropus
adverb
very necessary

peroratio
perōrātiō
noun
the finishing part

peroriga
perōrīga
cross-reference

perornatus
perornātus
adjective
very ornate

perorno
perornō
verb
to adorn greatly or constantly

peroro
perōrō
verb
to speak from beginning to end

perosculor
perosculor
verb
to kiss again and again

perose
perōsē
adverb
hatefully

perosus
perōsus
adjective
detesting

perosus
perōsus
adjective

perpaco
perpācō
verb
to quiet completely

perpallidus
perpallidus
adjective
very pale

perparce
perparcē
adverb
very sparingly or parsimoniously

perparum
perparum
adverb
very little

perparvulus
perparvulus
adjective
very little

perparvus
perparvus
adjective
very little

perpasco
perpascō
verb
to graze

perpascor
perpascor
verb
to lay waste

perpastus
perpastus
adjective
well fed

perpauculus
perpauculus
adjective
very little

perpaucus
perpaucus
adjective
very little

perpaululum
perpaululum
noun
very little indeed

perpaululus
perpaululus
adjective
very little indeed

perpaulum
perpaulum
adverb
a very little indeed

perpaulum
perpaulum
noun
a very little

perpaulus
perpaulus
adjective
very little

perpauper
perpauper
adjective
very poor

perpauxillum
perpauxillum
noun
very little

perpauxillus
perpauxillus
adjective
very little

perpavefacio
perpavefaciō
verb
to frighten very much

perpedio
perpediō
verb
to hinder

perpello
perpellō
verb
to strike or push violently

perpendicularis
perpendiculāris
adjective
perpendicular

perpendicularius
perpendiculārius
adjective
perpendicular

perpendiculator
perpendiculātor
noun
an artisan who uses a plumb-line

perpendiculatus
perpendiculātus
adjective
perpendicular

perpendiculum
perpendiculum
noun
a plummet

perpendo
perpendō
verb
to weigh carefully or exactly

Perpenna
Perpenna
noun
a Roman surname

perpensatio
perpensātiō
noun
an exact weighing

perpense
perpensē
adverb
with deliberation

perpenso
perpensō
verb
to weigh carefully

perpensus
perpensus
adjective

perperam
perperam
adverb
wrongly

perpere
perperē
adverb
wrongly

perperitudo
perperitūdō
noun
heedlessness

Perperna
Perperna
noun
a Roman surname

perperplouo
perperplouō
verb
To rain through

perperpurigo
perperpūrigō
verb
to cleanse or purge thoroughly

perperus
perperus
adjective
not properly constituted

perpes
perpes
noun
lasting throughout

perpessicius
perpessīcius
adjective
that can endure much

perpessiciutius
perpessīciutius
adjective
that can endure much

perpessio
perpessiō
noun
a bearing

perpessitius
perpessītius
adjective

perpessus
perpessus
adjective

perpetim
perpetim
adverb
constantly

perpetior
perpetior
verb
to bear steadfastly

perpetrabilis
perpetrābilis
adjective
that may be done

perpetratio
perpetrātiō
noun
a performing

perpetrator
perpetrātor
noun
a performer

perpetro
perpetrō
verb
to carry through

perpetualis
perpetuālis
adjective
that holds everywhere

perpetualiter
perpetuāliter
adverb
permanently

perpetuarius
perpetuārius
noun
a fee-farmer

perpetuarius
perpetuārius
adjective
constant

perpetue
perpetuē
adverb
constantly

perpetuitas
perpetuitās
noun
uninterrupted or continual duration

perpetuito
perpetuitō
verb

perpetuo
perpetuō
verb
to cause

perpetuo
perpetuō
adverb
constantly

perpetuum
perpetuum
noun
the abiding

perpetuum
perpetuum
cross-reference
constantly

perpetuus
perpetuus
adjective
continuing throughout

perpexus
perpexus
adjective
wellcombed

perpinguis
perpinguis
adjective
very rich

perplaceo
perplaceō
verb
to please greatly

perplanus
perplānus
adjective
very plain

perplexabilis
perplexābilis
adjective
perplexing

perplexabiliter
perplexābiliter
adverb
in a perplexing manner

perplexe
perplexē
adverb
confusedly

perplexim
perplexim
adverb
intricately

perplexio
perplexiō
noun
perplexity

perplexitas
perplexitās
noun
perplexity

perplexor
perplexor
verb
to make confusion

perplexus
perplexus
adjective
entangled

perplicatus
perplicātus
adjective
interlaced

perploro
perplōrō
verb
to weep greatly

perpluo
perpluō
verb
To rain through

perpolio
perpoliō
verb
to polish well

perpolite
perpolītē
adverb
in a very polished manner

perpolitio
perpolītiō
noun
a thorough polishing

perpolitus
perpolītus
adjective

perpolitus
perpolītus
adjective
thoroughly polished or refined

perpopulor
perpopulor
verb
to lay quite waste

perporto
perportō
verb
to carry or transport

perpotatio
perpōtātiō
noun
a continued drinking

perpotior
perpotior
verb
to get entire possession of

perpoto
perpōtō
verb
To drink or tipple without intermission

perpremo
perpremō
verb

perpressa
perpressa
noun
a plant

perprimo
perprimō
verb
to press hard

perprobabilis
perprobābilis
adjective
very worthy of belief

perpropere
perproperē
adverb

perpropinquus
perpropinquus
adjective
very near

perprosper
perprosper
adjective
very favorable

perprurisco
perprūriscō
verb
to itch all over

perpudesco
perpudescō
verb
to feel great shame

perpugnax
perpugnax
adjective
very pugnacious

perpulcher
perpulcher
adjective
very beautiful

perpulsus
perpulsus
adjective
greatly smitten

perpungo
perpungō
verb
to pierce through and through

perpurgo
perpurgō
verb
to cleanse or purge thoroughly

perpurigatus
perpūrigātus
adverb

perpurus
perpūrus
adjective
very clean

perpusillus
perpusillus
adjective
very small

perputo
perputō
verb
to trim or prune thoroughly

perquadratus
perquadrātus
adjective
perfectly square

per quam
per quam
adverb
as much as possible

perquam
perquam
adverb
as much as possible

perquiesco
perquiescō
verb
v.n

perquiritatus
perquīritātus
adjective
greatly sought after

perquiro
perquīrō
verb
To ask or inquire after diligently

perquisite
perquīsītē
adverb
exactly

perquisitor
perquīsītor
noun
a seeker out

perquisitus
perquīsītus
adjective

perraro
perrārō
adverb
very seldom

perrarus
perrārus
adjective
very uncommon

perreconditus
perreconditus
adjective
very hidden or abstruse

perrectus
perrectus
adjective

perrepo
perrēpō
verb
to creep or crawl through

perrepto
perreptō
verb
to creep or crawl through

Perrhaebia
Perrhaebia
noun
the country of the Perrhaebians

Perrhaebus
Perrhaebus
noun
a people of Thessaly about Tempe and Mount Olympus

Perrhaebus
Perrhaebus
adjective
Perrhaebian

perridicule
perrīdiculē
adverb
very laughably

perridiculus
perrīdiculus
adjective
very laughable

perrimosus
perrīmōsus
adjective

perrodo
perrōdō
verb
to gnaw or eat through

perrogatio
perrogātiō
noun
a decree

perrogito
perrogitō
verb
to ask through in succession

perrogo
perrogō
verb
To ask through in succession

perrumpo
perrumpō
verb
to break through

perruptus
perruptus
adjective

Persa
Persa
noun
daughter of Oceanus

Persa
Persa
noun
the name of a little dog

Persa
Persa
noun
the Persians

Persa
Persa
noun

Persa
Persa
noun
the name of a comedy by Plautus

persaepe
persaepē
adverb
very often

Persaepolis
Persaepolis
noun
a city of Persia

Persaepolis
Persaepolis
cross-reference

persaevio
persaeviō
verb
to be furious

persaevus
persaevus
adjective
very furious

Persagada
Persagada
noun
a citadei in Persis

Persagadae
Persagadaē
adverb

persalse
persalsē
adverb
very wittily

persalsus
persalsus
adjective
very witty

persalutatio
persalūtātiō
noun
a saluting of all

persaluto
persalūtō
verb
to salute one after another

persancte
persanctē
adverb
very sacredly or religiously

persanctus
persanctus
adjective
very sacred or holy

persano
persānō
verb
to cure completely

persanus
persānus
adjective
perfectly sound

persapiens
persapiens
adjective
very wise

persapienter
persapienter
adverb
very wisely

persceleratus
perscelerātus
adjective
very vicious

persciens
persciens
adjective
knowing well

perscienter
perscienter
adverb
very knowingly

perscindo
perscindō
verb
to

perscisco
persciscō
verb
to learn thoroughly

perscissus
perscissus
adjective

perscitus
perscītus
adjective
very clever

perscribo
perscrībō
verb
to write in full or at length

perscriptio
perscriptiō
noun
A writing down

perscriptito
perscriptitō
verb
to write down

perscriptor
perscriptor
noun
a drawer up

perscriptura
perscriptūra
noun
a drawing up

perscriptus
perscriptus
adjective

perscrutatio
perscrūtātiō
noun
a searching through

perscrutator
perscrūtātor
noun
a thorough searcher

perscrutatrix
perscrūtātrix
noun
an examiner

perscrutatus
perscrūtātus
adjective

perscrutor
perscrūtor
verb
to search through

perscruto
perscrūtō
verb

perscruto
perscrūtō
adjective

persculptus
persculptus
adjective
carved

persea
persea
noun
a sacred tree in Egypt and Persia

perseco
persecō
verb
to cut up

persector
persector
verb
to follow or pursue eagerly

persecutio
persecūtiō
noun
a following after

persecutor
persecūtor
noun
A pursuer

persecutoria
persecūtōria
cross-reference

persecutrix
persecūtrix
noun
she that pursues or persecutes

persecutus
persecūtus
adjective

persedeo
persedeō
verb
to remain sitting

persegnis
persegnis
adjective
very sluggish or inactive

Perseis
Persēis
noun
the female descendant of Persa

Perseis
Persēis
noun

Perseius
Persēius
adjective
Persean

Perseius
Persēius
adjective
of or belonging to Persa

Perseius
Persēius
adjective

persenesco
persenescō
verb
to grow old

persenex
persenex
adjective
very old

persenilis
persenīlis
adjective
very old or aged

persentio
persentiō
verb
to perceive plainly

persentisco
persentiscō
verb
v. intens. a

Persephone
Persephonē
noun
Proserpine

persephonium
persephonium
noun
wild poppy

Persepolis
Persēpolis
noun
a city of Persia

persequax
persequax
adjective
eagerly pursuing

persequens
persequens
adjective
A pursuer

persequens
persequens
adjective

persequor
persequor
verb
to follow perseveringly

persequutus
persequūtus
adjective

persero
perserō
verb
to sow or plant

persero
perserō
verb
to stick or run through

perserpo
perserpō
verb
to creep perpetually

perservio
perserviō
verb
v.n

perservo
perservō
verb
to preserve

Perses
Persēs
noun
A Persian

Perses
Persēs
noun
the name of a comedy by Plautus

Perseus
Persēus
adjective
of or belonging to Perseus

Perseus
Persēus
adjective

Perseus
Perseus
noun
Son of Jupiter and Danae_

perseverabilis
persevērābilis
adjective
persevering

perseverans
persevērans
adjective
persevering

perseverans
persevērans
adjective

perseveranter
persevēranter
adverb
perseveringly

perseverantia
persevērantia
noun
steadfastness

perseveratio
persevērātiō
noun
continuance

persevere
persevērē
adverb
very strictly

persevero
persevērō
verb
to abide by or adhere to strictly

perseverus
persevērus
adjective
very strict

Persia
Persia
noun

Persia
Persia
noun
Persia

Persianae Aquae
Persiānae Aquae
expression

Persianae Aquae
Persiānae Aquae
expression

Persianus
Persiānus
adjective
of or belonging to the poet Persius

Persianus
Persiānus
adjective

persibus
persibus
adjective
very knowing

persiccatus
persiccātus
adjective
quite dried

persiccus
persiccus
adjective
very dry

Persice
Persicē
adverb
in Persian

Persice
Persicē
noun

Persice
Persicē
noun

Persicum
Persicum
noun

Persicum
Persicum
noun

Persicus
Persicus
noun
a peach-tree

Persicus
Persicus
adjective
Persian

Persicus
Persicus
adjective

Persicus
Persicus
adjective
of or belonging to King Perses

persicus
persicus
adjective

persideo
persideō
verb
to continue sitting

persido
persīdō
verb
to sink or settle down

persigno
persignō
verb
To note down

persilio
persiliō
verb
to leap through

persimilis
persimilis
adjective
very like or similar

persimplex
persimplex
adjective
very plain or simple

Persis
Persis
noun
the country of Persis

Persis
Persis
noun

persisto
persistō
verb
to continue steadfastly

persites
persītēs
noun
a plant

Persius
Persius
noun
a Roman surname

persolata
persōlāta
noun
a plant

persolido
persolidō
verb
to make quite solid

persolitus
persolitus
adjective
very usual

persolla
persolla
noun
a little mask

persollata
persollāta
noun
a plant

persolus
persōlus
adjective
quite alone

persoluta
persolūta
cross-reference

persolutus
persolūtus
adjective

persolvo
persolvō
verb
to release or discharge completely

persona
persōna
noun
A mask

personalis
persōnālis
adjective
of or belonging to a person

personaliter
persōnāliter
adverb
personally

personata
persōnāta
noun
a kind of large burdock

personatio
personātiō
noun
resonance

personative
persōnātīvē
adverb
personally

personatus
persōnātus
adjective
provided with or wearing a mask

persono
personō
verb
To sound through and through

personus
personus
adjective
resounding

persorbeo
persorbeō
verb
to suck or drink up

perspecte
perspectē
adverb
intelligently

perspectio
perspectiō
noun
a seeing into

perspecto
perspectō
verb
To look at or behold to the end

perspector
perspector
noun
one who understands

perspectus
perspectus
adjective

perspectus
perspectus
noun
a viewing thoroughly

perspectus
perspectus
adjective
clearly perceived

perspeculor
perspeculor
verb
to examine or explore thoroughly

perspergo
perspergō
verb
to besprinkle

perspicabilis
perspicābilis
adjective
that may easily be seen

perspicace
perspicācē
adverb
sharp-sightedly

perspicacitas
perspicācitās
noun
sharp-sightedness

perspicaciter
perspicāciter
adverb
acutely

perspicax
perspicax
adjective
sharp -sighted

perspicibilis
perspicibilis
adjective
that may be clearly seen

perspicientia
perspicientia
noun
a full perception or knowledge

perspicio
perspiciō
verb
to look or see through

perspicue
perspicuē
adverb
evidently

perspicuitas
perspicuitās
noun
transparency

perspicuus
perspicuus
adjective
transparent

perspiro
perspīrō
verb
To breathe everywhere

persterno
persternō
verb
to pave all over

perstillo
perstillō
verb
to leak

perstimulo
perstimulō
verb
to stimulate violently

perstipo
perstīpō
verb
to crowd or press together

persto
perstō
verb
to stand firmly

perstratus
perstrātus
adjective

perstrepo
perstrepō
verb
to make much noise

perstrictio
perstrictiō
noun
a rubbing

perstrictus
perstrictus
adjective

perstrido
perstrīdō
verb
to roar or whistle through

perstringo
perstringō
verb
To bind tightly together

perstruo
perstruō
verb
to build completely

perstudiose
perstudiōsē
adverb
very eagerly

perstudiosus
perstudiōsus
adjective
very desirous

persuadeo
persuādeō
verb
to bring over by talking

persuasibilis
persuāsibilis
adjective
convincing

persuasibiliter
persuāsibiliter
adverb
convincingly

persuasio
persuāsiō
noun
a convincing

persuasor
persuāsor
noun
a convincer

persuastritrix
persuastritrix
noun
she that persuades

persuastrix
persuastrix
noun
she that persuades

persuasus
persuāsus
adjective

persuasus
persuāsus
adjective
a persuading

persuasus
persuāsus
adjective
fixed

persuavis
persuāvis
adjective
very sweet

persuaviter
persuāviter
adverb
very pleasantly

persubtilis
persubtīlis
adjective
very fine or delicate

persulco
persulcō
verb
to furrow through

persultator
persultātor
noun
one who leaps or skips about

persulto
persultō
verb
to leap

persuo
persuō
verb
to sew through

pertabesco
pertābescō
verb
to be gradually consumed

pertaedeo
pertaedeō
verb
to be disgusted or wearied

pertaedeo
pertaedeō
verb

pertaedesco
pertaedescō
verb
to become disgusted or wearied

pertaesus
pertaesus
adjective

pertango
pertangō
verb
to touch all over

pertego
pertegō
verb
to cover all over

pertemerarius
pertemerārius
adjective
very rash

pertendo
pertendō
verb
to carry out

perteneo
perteneō
verb
to hold constantly

pertento
pertentō
verb
To prove

pertenuis
pertenuis
adjective
very thin

pertepidus
pertepidus
adjective
very lukewarm

perterebro
perterebrō
verb
to bore through

pertergeo
pertergeō
verb
to wipe off

pertergo
pertergō
verb
to wipe off

pertero
perterō
verb
to rub

perterrefacio
perterrefaciō
verb
to frighten or terrify thoroughly

perterrefactus
perterrefactus
adjective

perterreo
perterreō
verb
to frighten or terrify thoroughly

perterricrepus
perterricrepus
adjective
that clatters or rattles most terribly

perterrito
perterritō
verb
to frighten or terrify thoroughly

perterritus
perterritus
adjective

pertexo
pertexō
verb
To weave throughout

pertextus
pertextus
adjective

pertica
pertica
noun
a pole

perticalis
perticālis
adjective
that serves for poles or stakes

perticarius
perticārius
adjective
of or belonging to poles

perticatus
perticātus
adjective
furnished with or carrying a staff

pertimefacio
pertimefaciō
verb
to put in great fear

pertimeo
pertimeō
verb
to fear greatly

pertimesco
pertimescō
verb
to become very much frightened

pertinacia
pertinācia
noun
perseverance

pertinaciter
pertināciter
adverb

pertinaciter
pertināciter
adverb

pertinax
pertinax
adjective
that holds fast

Pertinax
Pertinax
noun
surname of the emperor P. Helvius

pertinenter
pertinenter
adverb
aptly

pertineo
pertineō
verb
to stretch out

pertingo
pertingō
verb
to stretch out

pertisum
pertīsum
cross-reference

pertolero
pertolerō
verb
to bear out

pertono
pertonō
verb
to thunder violently

pertorqueo
pertorqueō
verb
to twist awry

pertractate
pertractātē
adverb
in a well-considered manner

pertractatio
pertractātiō
noun
A handling

pertractator
pertractātor
noun
a handler

pertracto
pertractō
verb
to touch

pertractus
pertractus
adjective

pertractus
pertractus
noun
delay

pertraho
pertrahō
verb
to draw or drag

pertralucidus
pertrālūcidus
adjective
very translucid

pertranseo
pertranseō
verb
to go or pass through

pertrectatio
pertrectātiō
noun
A handling

pertrecto
pertrectō
verb
to touch

pertrecto
pertrectō
verb

pertremisco
pertremiscō
verb
to tremble greatly at

pertrepidus
pertrepidus
adjective
in great alarm or in great haste

pertribuo
pertribuō
verb
to give

pertricosus
pertrīcōsus
adjective
very confused or perplexed

pertristis
pertristis
adjective
very sad or mournful

pertritus
pertrītus
adjective
quite worn out

pertritus
pertrītus
adjective
rubbed to pieces

pertrux
pertrux
adjective
very savage or terrible

pertumesco
pertumescō
verb
to swell up greatly

pertumidus
pertumidus
adjective
greatly swelled out

pertumultuose
pertumultuōsē
adverb
in a very agitated or tumultuous manner

Pertunda
Pertunda
noun
the goddess that presides over the loss of virginity

pertundo
pertundō
verb
to beat

perturbate
perturbātē
adverb
confusedly

perturbatio
perturbātiō
noun
confusion

perturbativus
perturbātīvus
adjective
causing disturbance

perturbator
perturbātor
noun
a disquieter

perturbatrix
perturbātrix
noun
she that disquiets or disturbs

perturbatum
perturbātum
noun
confused visions

perturbatus
perturbātus
adjective

perturbatus
perturbātus
adjective
Troubled

perturbidus
perturbidus
adjective
very unquiet

perturbo
perturbō
verb
to throw into confusion or disorder

perturpis
perturpis
adjective
very shameful

pertusio
pertūsiō
noun
a perforation

pertusura
pertūsūra
noun
a thrusting or boring through

pertusus
pertūsus
adjective

pertusus
pertūsus
adjective
perforated

perubique
perubīquē
adverb
everywhere

perula
pērula
noun
a little wallet

perunctio
perunctiō
noun
a besmearing

perunctus
perunctus
adjective

perungo
perungō
verb
to besmear

perunguo
perunguō
verb
to besmear

perunitus
perūnītus
adjective
united

perurbane
perurbānē
adverb
very elegantly

perurbanus
perurbānus
adjective
very polite

perurgeo
perurgeō
verb
To press upon greatly

peruro
perūrō
verb
to burn through and through

Perusia
Perusia
noun
one of the twelve confederate towns of Etruria

Perusinum
Perusīnum
noun
a countryseat in the Perusian territory

Perusinus
Perusīnus
noun
the Perusians

Perusinus
Perusīnus
adjective
Perusian

perustus
perustus
adjective

perutilis
perūtilis
adjective
very useful

pervado
pervādō
verb
to go or come through

pervagabilis
pervagābilis
adjective
ranging or sweeping through

pervagatus
pervagātus
adjective

pervagatus
pervagātus
adjective

pervagor
pervagor
verb
to wander or range through

pervagus
pervagus
adjective
wandering or roaming all about

pervaleo
pervaleō
cross-reference

pervalidus
pervalidus
adjective
very strong

pervaporo
pervapōrō
verb
to steam

pervarie
pervariē
adverb
very variously

pervarius
pervarius
adjective
very various

pervasio
pervāsiō
noun
an invad ing

pervasor
pervāsor
noun
an invader

pervasto
pervastō
verb
to lay waste

pervasus
pervāsus
adjective

pervectio
pervectiō
noun
a conveying

pervector
pervector
noun
a bringer

pervectus
pervectus
adjective

perveho
pervehō
verb
to bear

pervello
pervellō
verb
to pull or pluck hard

pervenio
perveniō
verb
to come to

pervenor
pervēnor
verb
to hunt through

perventio
perventiō
noun
an arrival

perventor
perventor
noun
a comer

pervenustus
pervenustus
adjective
very comely

perverse
perversē
adverb
awry

perversio
perversiō
noun
a turning about

perversitas
perversitās
noun
frowardness

perversum
perversum
noun
a wrong

perversus
perversus
adjective
turned the wrong way

perverto
pervertō
verb
to turn around or about

pervesperi
pervesperī
adverb
very late in the evening

pervestigatio
pervestīgātiō
noun
a searching into

pervestigator
pervestīgātor
noun
a searcher

pervestigo
pervestīgō
verb
to trace out

pervetus
pervetus
adjective
very old

pervetustus
pervetustus
adjective
very old

perviam
perviam
adverb
accessible

perviaticum
perviāticum
noun
money for a journey

pervicacia
pervicācia
noun
firmness

pervicaciter
pervicāciter
adverb
stoutly

pervicax
pervicax
adjective
firm

pervictus
pervictus
adjective

pervicus
pervicus
adjective
stubborn

pervidens
pervidens
adjective
sagacious

pervidens
pervidens
adjective

pervideo
pervideō
verb
to look over

pervigeo
pervigeō
verb
to continue blooming

pervigil
pervigil
noun
ever watchful

pervigilatio
pervigilātiō
noun
a devotional watching

pervigilia
pervigilia
noun
a watching all night long

pervigilis
pervigilis
noun
ever watchful

pervigilium
pervigilium
noun
a watching all night

pervigilo
pervigilō
verb
to remain awake or watch all night

pervilis
pervīlis
adjective
very cheap

pervinca
pervinca
cross-reference

pervinco
pervincō
verb
to conquer completely

Pervincus
Pervincus
noun
Achiever

pervio
perviō
verb
to go on

pervirens
pervirens
adjective
ever flourishing

perviridis
perviridis
adjective
very green

perviso
pervīsō
verb
to behold

pervium
pervium
noun
a thoroughfare

pervius
pervius
adjective
that has a passage through

pervivo
pervīvō
verb
to live on

pervolaticus
pervolāticus
adjective
flying about

pervolgatus
pervolgātus
adjective
Very usual

pervolgo
pervolgō
verb
to communicate to the people

pervolgo
pervolgō
verb

pervolitantia
pervolitantia
noun
a flying around

pervolito
pervolitō
verb
to fly through or around

pervolo
pervolō
verb
To fly through or about

pervolo
pervolō
cross-reference
to wish greatly

pervoluto
pervolūtō
verb
to roll over and over

pervolutus
pervolūtus
adjective

pervolvo
pervolvō
verb
to roll or tumble about

pervorse
pervorsē
adverb
awry

pervorsio
pervorsiō
noun
a turning about

pervorsitas
pervorsitās
noun
frowardness

pervorsum
pervorsum
noun
a wrong

pervorsus
pervorsus
adjective
turned the wrong way

pervorto
pervortō
verb
to turn around or about

pervulgate
pervulgātē
adverb
after the manner of the people

pervulgatus
pervulgātus
adjective

pervulgatus
pervulgātus
adjective
Very usual

pervulgo
pervulgō
verb
to communicate to the people

pes
pēs
noun
a foot

Pescennianus
Pescenniānus
adjective
a Roman emperor

Pescennius
Pescennius
noun
name of a Roman gens.

pescia
pescia
cross-reference

pesestas
pesestas
cross-reference

Pesinus
Pesinūs
noun
a very ancient town in Galatia

pesna
pesna
noun
a feather

pesnis
pesnis
adjective

pesoluta
pesoluta
noun
an Egyptian plant used for making garlands

pessarium
pessārium
noun
a pessary

pessime
pessimē
adverb
badly

pessimo
pessimō
verb
to make utterly bad

pessimus
pessimus
adjective
worst

Pessinuntica
Pessinuntica
noun
Cybele

Pessinunticus
Pessinunticus
adjective

Pessinuntius
Pessinuntius
adjective
Pessinuntian

Pessinus
Pessinūs
noun
a very ancient town in Galatia

pessulum
pessulum
noun
a pessary

pessulum
pessulum
noun

pessulus
pessulus
noun
a bolt

pessum
pessum
noun
a pessary

pessum
pessum
adverb
to the ground

pessumdo
pessumdō
verb
to send to the bottom

pessume
pessumē
adverb
badly

pessundo
pessundō
verb
to send to the bottom

pessus
pessus
noun
a pessary

pessus
pessus
noun

pestibilis
pestibilis
adjective
pestilential

pestifer
pestifer
adjective
Bringing pestilence

pestifer
pestifer
noun
a mischievous person

pestifere
pestiferē
adverb
balefully

pestiferus
pestiferus
adjective
Bringing pestilence

pestilens
pestilens
adjective
a pestilent fellow

pestilens
pestilens
adjective
pestilential

pestilentia
pestilentia
noun
an infectious or contagious disease

pestilentiarius
pestilentiārius
adjective
pestilential

pestilentiosus
pestilentiōsus
adjective
pestilential

pestilentus
pestilentus
adjective
pestilential

pestilis
pestilis
adjective
pestilential

pestilitas
pestilitās
noun
plague

pestimus
pestimus
adjective
plaguebringing

pestis
pestis
noun
a deadly

Peta
Peta
noun
the goddess of praying or entreaty

petacius
petācius
cross-reference
more greedily

petalum
petalum
noun
the goddess of praying or entreaty

petaminarius
petaminārius
noun
a tumbler

petasatus
petasātus
adjective
with a travelling-cap on

petasio
petasiō
noun
a leg or pestle of pork

petaso
petasō
noun
a leg or pestle of pork

petasunculus
petasunculus
noun
a small travelling-cap

petasunculus
petasunculus
noun
a little leg or pestle of pork

petasus
petasus
noun
a travelling hat or cap

petaurista
petaurista
noun
a tumbler

petauristarius
petauristārius
noun
a tumbler

petauristes
petauristēs
noun
a tumbler

petaurum
petaurum
noun
a stage or spring-board

petax
petax
adjective
catching at

Petelia
Petēlia
noun
A very ancient town in the Bruttian territory

Petelinus
Petēlīnus
adjective
Petelian

Petelinus
Petēlīnus
noun
the Petelians

Petelinus
Petēlīnus
adjective

Petelinus
Petēlīnus
noun
the inhabitants of Petelia

Petellia
Petellia
noun
A very ancient town in the Bruttian territory

Petellinus
Petellīnus
adjective
Petelian

Petellinus
Petellīnus
adjective

Peteon
Peteōn
noun
a town in Baeotia

petesso
petessō
verb
v. intens. a

petibilis
petībilis
adjective
capable of being demanded

petiginosus
petīginōsus
adjective
full of scabs or eruptions

petigo
petīgō
noun
a scab

Petilia
Petīlia
noun

Petilia
Petīlia
noun
A very ancient town in the Bruttian territory

Petilianus
Petīliānus
adjective

Petilianus
Petīliānus
adjective
Petilian

petilium
petīlium
noun
an autumnal flower

Petilius
Petīlius
adjective
name of a Roman gens.

Petilius
Petīlius
adjective
of or belonging to a Petilius

petilus
petīlus
adjective
thin

petimen
petimen
noun
a sore on the shoulder

Petina
Petīna
noun
Aelia

petiolus
petiolus
noun
a little foot

Petisius
Petisius
adjective
Petisian

petisso
petissō
verb

petisso
petissō
verb
v. intens. a

petitio
petītiō
noun
an

petitiuncula
petītiuncula
noun
a little petition

petitor
petītor
noun
a seeker

petitorium
petītōrium
noun
the complaint or declaration

petitorius
petītōrius
adjective
of or belonging to solicitation

petitrix
petītrix
noun
A female applicant or candidate

petitum
petītum
noun

petitum
petītum
noun
a prayer

petiturio
petīturiō
verb
v. desid. a

petitus
petītus
noun
An inclining towards

petitus
petītus
adjective

petna
petna
noun
a feather

peto
petō
verb
To fall upon

petoritum
petōritum
noun
an open

petorritum
petorritum
noun
an open

Petosiris
Petosīris
noun
a celebrated Egyptian mathematician and astrologer

Petovio
Petoviō
noun
a city in Pannonia

petra
pētra
noun
a rock

Petra
Pētra
noun
the name of several cities

Petra
Petra
noun
a Roman proper name

petra
petra
noun
a rock

Petra
Petra
noun
the name of several cities

petrabulum
petrabulum
noun
a stone-thrower

Petraeus
Petraeus
adjective
Petrean

Petraeus
Pētraeus
adjective
Petrean

petraeus
petraeus
adjective
that grows among rocks

Petraeus
Petraeus
adjective

petralis
petrālis
adjective
stony

Petreianus
Petrēiānus
adjective
of or belonging to Petreius

Petreius
Petrēius
adjective
Petreian

Petreius
Petrēius
noun
name of a Roman gens.

Petrensis
Petrensis
noun
the inhabitants of the city of Petra

petrensis
petrensis
adjective
found among rocks or stones

Petreus
Petreus
adjective
Petrean

Petrinum
Petrīnum
noun
a villa near Sinuessa

petrinus
petrinus
adjective
of stone

Petrinus
Petrīnus
noun
the inhabitants of the city of Petra

petrites
petrītēs
noun
a kind of wine

petro
petrō
noun
A rustic

Petro
Petrō
noun
a Roman surname

petro
pētrō
noun
A rustic

Petrocorius
Petrocorius
noun
a Gallic tribe in Aquitania

Petronia
Petrōnia
noun
the first wife of the emperor Vitellius

Petronia
Pētrōnia
noun

Petronia
Petrōnia
noun

Petronia
Pētrōnia
noun
the first wife of the emperor Vitellius

Petronianus
Petrōniānus
adjective
of or belonging to a Petronius

Petronianus
Pētrōniānus
adjective

Petronianus
Pētrōniānus
adjective
of or belonging to a Petronius

Petronianus
Petrōniānus
adjective

petronius
pētrōnius
adjective
rock-

Petronius
Petrōnius
adjective
of or belonging to a Petronius

Petronius
Pētrōnius
adjective
of or belonging to a Petronius

petronius
petrōnius
adjective
rock-

Petronius
Pētrōnius
noun
name of a Roman gens.

Petronius
Petrōnius
noun
name of a Roman gens.

petroselinon
petroselīnon
noun
rock-parsley

petroselinum
petroselīnum
noun
rock-parsley

petrosum
petrōsum
noun
rocky places

petrosus
petrōsus
adjective
full of rocks

petrotos
petrōtos
adjective
stony

petrotos
pētrōtos
adjective
stony

Pettalus
Pettalus
noun
the mythic name of a hero who sought to attack Perseus at the court of Cepheus

petulans
petulans
adjective
forward

petulanter
petulanter
adverb
pertly

petulantia
petulantia
noun
sauciness

petulcus
petulcus
adjective
butting

peuce
peucē
noun
The pinetree

Peuce
Peucē
noun
The name of an island in the Danube

peucedanon
peucedanon
noun
the plant hog's-fennel

peucedanos
peucedanos
noun
the plant hog's-fennel

peucedanum
peucedanum
noun
the plant hog's-fennel

Peucetia
Peucetia
noun
a region in Apulia

Peucetius
Peucetius
adjective
Peucetian

peumene
peumenē
noun
a kind of spume or scum of silver

pexatus
pexātus
adjective
clothed in a garment that has a nap on it

pexitas
pexitās
noun
thickness

Pexsa
Pexsa
noun
a Roman cognomen

Pexsus
Pexsus
noun
a Roman cognomen

pexus
pexus
adjective
woolly

pexus
pexus
adjective

pezica
pezica
noun
mushrooms without a root or without a stalk

pezita
pezita
noun
mushrooms without a root or without a stalk

Phacelinus
Phacelīnus
adjective
of or belonging to the Taurian Diana

Phacelinus
Phacelīnus
adjective

Phacelitis
Phacelītis
adjective
of or belonging to the Taurian Diana

Phacus
Phacus
noun
a fortified place near Pella in Macedonia

Phaeacia
Phaeācia
noun
the country of the Phaeacians

Phaeacis
Phaeācis
noun
the Phaeacians

Phaeacis
Phaeācis
noun
Phaeacian

Phaeacis
Phaeācis
noun
a poem on the sojourn of Ulysses in Phaeacia

Phaeacius
Phaeācius
adjective
Phaeacian

Phaeacus
Phaeācus
adjective
Phaeacian

Phaeax
Phaeax
noun
a Phaeacian

phaecasia
phaecasia
noun
a kind of white shoe

phaecasia
phaecasia
noun

phaecasiani dii
phaecasiāni diī
expression
a sort of deities

phaecasiatus
phaecasiātus
adjective
shod with

phaecasium
phaecasium
noun
a kind of white shoe

Phaedo
Phaedō
noun
a disciple of Socrates and friend of Plato

Phaedon
Phaedōn
noun
a disciple of Socrates and friend of Plato

Phaedra
Phaedra
noun
the daughter of king Minos

Phaedria
Phaedria
noun
a male proper name

Phaedrias
Phaedriās
noun
a male proper name

Phaedrus
Phaedrus
noun
A pupil of Socrates

phaenion
phaenion
noun
a plant

phaenomenon
phaenomenon
noun
an appearance

phaenomenum
phaenomenum
noun
appearances in the air or sky

Phaenon
Phaenōn
noun
the planet Saturn

Phaestias
Phaestias
noun
a female inhabitant of Phaestum

Phaestius
Phaestius
adjective
of or belonging to Phaestum

Phaestum
Phaestum
noun
A town of Crete

Phaethentis
Phaethentis
noun
a Phaethontiad

Phaethon
Phaethōn
noun
Son of Helios and Clymene

Phaethonteus
Phaethontēus
adjective
of or belonging to Phaethon

Phaethontias
Phaethontias
noun
a Phaethontiad

Phaethontius
Phaethontius
adjective
Of or belonging to Phaethon

Phaethusa
Phaethūsa
noun
a sister of Phaethon

phagedaena
phagedaena
noun
A diseased and excessive appetite

phagedaenicus
phagedaenicus
adjective
spreading like a cancer

phager
phager
noun
a fish

Phagita
Phagīta
noun
a Roman surname

phago
phagō
noun
a glutton

phagrus
phagrus
noun
a fish

phagrus
phagrus
cross-reference

phagrus
phagrus
noun
a fish

phala
phala
noun
a scaffolding

phala
phala
noun

Phalacrina
Phalacrīna
noun
a town in the Sabine territory

Phalacrine
Phalacrīnē
noun
a town in the Sabine territory

phalacrocorax
phalacrocorax
noun
a coot or cormorant

Phalaeceus
Phalaecēus
adjective
A tyrant of Phocaea

Phalaecus
Phalaecus
noun
an ancient Greek poet

phalanga
phalanga
noun
a pole to carry burdens on

phalangarius
phalangārius
noun
one who carries burdens with the aid of a long pole

phalangarius
phalangārius
noun
a soldier belonging to a phalanx

phalangion
phalangion
noun

phalangion
phalangion
noun
A kind of venomous spider

phalangita
phalangīta
noun
soldiers belonging to a phalanx

phalangites
phalangītēs
noun
spider-root

phalangium
phalangium
noun
A kind of venomous spider

phalangius
phalangius
noun
A kind of venomous spider

phalango
phalangō
verb
to carry away on a pole

Phalannaeus
Phalannaeus
adjective
of or belonging to Phalanna

Phalanteus
Phalantēus
adjective
Phalantean

Phalanthum
Phalanthum
noun
poetic name for the city of Tarentum

Phalantinus
Phalantīnus
adjective
Phalantine

Phalantus
Phalantus
noun
a Spartan who emigrated to Italy and there founded Tarentum

phalanx
phalanx
noun
a band of soldiers

phalarica
phalārica
noun
a sort of missile wrapped with tow and pitch

phalarica
phalārica
cross-reference

phalaris
phalaris
noun
The plant canarygrass

Phalaris
Phalaris
noun
a tyrant of Agrigentum

Phalarum
Phalarum
noun
a harbor of Phthiotis

Phalasarneus
Phalasarnēus
adjective
of or belonging to the Cretan city of Phalasarne

phalera
phalera
noun
A smooth

phaleratus
phalerātus
adjective
wearing an ornament for the forehead and breast

Phalereus
Phalēreus
noun

Phalereus
Phalēreus
noun
of or from Phalerum

Phalericus
Phalēricus
adjective
Phalerian

Phalericus
Phalēricus
noun

Phalericus
Phalēricus
noun

phaleris
phalēris
cross-reference

phaleris
phalēris
noun
The plant canarygrass

phalero
phalerō
verb
to adorn with trappings

Phalerum
Phalērum
noun
the oldest harbor of Athens

Phaleucius
Phaleucius
adjective

Phaliscus
Phaliscus
cross-reference

phallovitrobolum
phallovitrobolum
noun
a drinking-vessel shaped like a phallus

phallovitrobolus
phallovitrobolus
noun
a drinking-vessel shaped like a phallus

phallus
phallus
noun
a figure of an obscene shape

Phana
Phana
noun
a harbor and promontory in the isle of Chios

Phanaeus
Phanaeus
adjective
Phanaean

phanerosis
phanerōsis
noun
a manifestation

Phanote
Phanotē
noun
the name of several cities

Phanotea
Phanotēa
noun
the name of several cities

phantasia
phantasia
noun
an idea

phantasma
phantasma
noun
An apparition

phantasmaticus
phantasmaticus
adjective
fantastic

Phantasos
Phantasos
noun
a son of Somnus

phantastice
phantasticē
adverb
by the fancy

phantasticus
phantasticus
adjective
imaginary

Phaon
Phaōn
noun
A youth of Lesbos beloved by Sappho without return

Phaon
Phaon
noun
a freedman of the emperor Nero

Pharaeus
Pharaeus
adjective
of or belonging to the city of Pharae

pharanitis
phāranītis
noun
pharanitis

Pharao
Pharaō
noun
Pharaoh

pharetra
pharētra
noun
a quiver

pharetra
pharetra
noun
a quiver

pharetratus
pharētrātus
adjective
furnished with or wearing a quiver

pharetratus
pharetrātus
adjective
furnished with or wearing a quiver

pharetrazonium
pharetrazōnium
noun
a quiverbelt

pharetriger
pharētriger
adjective
quiver-bearing

pharetriger
pharetriger
adjective
quiver-bearing

Pharia
Pharia
noun
Isis

Phariacus
Phariacus
adjective

Phariacus
Phariacus
adjective
of or belonging to Pharus

Pharia uva
Pharia ūva
expression
a kind of grape in the neighborhood of Pisa

pharicon
phāricon
noun
a kind of poison

pharicum
phāricum
noun
a kind of poison

Pharis
Phāris
noun
a city in Messenia

Pharisaeus
Pharisaeus
noun
a Pharisee

Pharisaeus
Pharīsaeus
noun
a Pharisee

Pharisaeus
Pharisaeus
noun
a Pharisee

Pharisaeus
Pharisaeus
adjective
Pharisaean

Pharisaicus
Pharisaicus
adjective
Pharisaic

Pharita
Pharīta
noun
the inhabitants of Pharos

Pharita
Pharīta
noun

Pharius
Pharius
noun

Pharius
Pharius
adjective
of or belonging to Pharus

pharmaceuticus
pharmaceuticus
adjective
of or belonging to drugs

pharmaceutria
pharmaceutria
noun
a sorceress

pharmacopola
pharmacopōla
noun
a vender of medicines

pharmacus
pharmacus
noun
a poisoner

Pharmacusa
Pharmacūsa
noun
an island of the Aegean Sea

Pharnabazus
Pharnabāzus
noun
Pharnabazus

pharnaceon
pharnacēon
noun

Pharnaces
Pharnacēs
noun
The name of two kings of Pontus

pharnacieon
pharnacīēon
noun
a species of the plant panax

pharnacion
pharnacīon
noun
a species of the plant panax

pharnuprium
pharnuprium
noun
a kind of figwine

Pharos
Pharos
noun
An island near Alexandria

Pharos
Pharos
noun

Pharsalia
Pharsālia
noun
the region about Pharsalus

Pharsalicus
Pharsālicus
adjective
of or belonging to Pharsalus

Pharsalius
Pharsālius
adjective
Pharsalian

Pharsalos
Pharsālos
noun
a city in Thessaly

Pharsalus
Pharsālus
noun
a city in Thessaly

Pharus
Pharus
noun
An island near Alexandria

Phascelis
Phascelis
adjective
of or belonging to the Taurian Diana

phascola
phascōla
cross-reference
a wallet

Phase
Phase
noun
the Passover

phaselare
phasēlāre
noun
a dish of pickled French beans

Phaselinus
Phasēlīnus
adjective
of or belonging to Phaselis

Phaselis
Phasēlis
noun
A town in Lycia

Phaselita
Phasēlīta
noun
the inhabitants of Phaselis

phasellus
phasellus
noun
a kind of bean with an edible pod

phaselus
phasēlus
noun
a kind of bean with an edible pod

phaseolus
phaseolus
noun
a kind of bean with an edible pod

phasganion
phasganion
noun
the sword-lily

Phasiacus
Phāsiacus
adjective
of or belonging to the Phasis

Phasiacus
Phāsiacus
adjective

phasiana
phāsiāna
noun
a pheasant

phasiana
phāsiāna
cross-reference

phasianarius
phāsiānārius
noun
a pheasant-keeper

phasianinus
phāsiānīnus
adjective
of or belonging to pheasants

phasianus
phāsiānus
noun
Itys

Phasianus
Phāsiānus
adjective
of or belonging to the Phasis

Phasianus
Phāsiānus
adjective

Phasias
Phāsias
noun
adj. f

Phasias
Phāsias
noun
Medea

Phasias
Phāsias
adjective

phasiolos
phāsiolos
noun
a plant

Phasis
Phāsis
noun
A river in Colchis

Phasis
Phāsis
noun

Phasis
Phāsis
noun
the Colchian

Phasis
Phāsis
noun
adj. f

phasma
phasma
noun
an apparition

Phatna
Phatna
noun
the Cribs

phaulius
phaulius
adjective
bad

phaunos
phaunos
noun
a parasitic plant

Phaylleus
Phayllēus
cross-reference

Phegeius
Phēgēius
adjective
of or belonging to Phegeus

Phegeus
Phēgeus
noun
the father of Alphesibaea

Phegis
Phēgis
noun
daughter of Phegeus

pheleta
phēlēta
noun
a cheat

phellandrion
phellandrion
noun
a plant with leaves like ivy

phellos
phellos
noun
the cork-tree

Phemius
Phēmius
noun
A celebrated player on the cithara in Ithaca

Phemonoe
Phēmonoē
noun
a daughter of Apollo

Pheneata
Pheneāta
noun

Pheneos
Pheneos
noun
a town of Arcadia

Pheneu
Pheneu
noun

Pheneus
Pheneus
noun
a town of Arcadia

phengites
phengītēs
noun
phengite

pheos
pheos
noun
a prickly plant

Phera
Phera
noun
the name of several cities

Pheraeus
Pheraeus
adjective
of or belonging to Pherae

Pheraeus
Pheraeus
noun
the inhabitants of Pherae

Pherecleus
Pherēclēus
adjective
of or belonging to Phercelus

Pherecleus
Phereclēus
adjective
of or belonging to Phercelus

Pherecratius
Pherecratius
adjective
of or belonging to the Grecian poet Pherecrates

Pherecyada
Pherēcyada
noun
the inhabitants of Naples

Pherecyadae
Pherēcyadaē
adverb

Pherecydes
Pherecȳdēs
noun
A celebrated philosopher from Syros

Pherecydeus
Pherecȳdēus
adjective
of or belonging to Pherecydes

Pheres
Pherēs
noun
the name of a Trojan

Pheretiada
Pherētiada
noun
the inhabitants of Naples

Pheretiades
Pherētiadēs
noun
son of Pheres

Pheretus
Pherētus
noun
son of Jason and Medea

Pherinum
Pherinum
noun
a castle in Thessaly

pherombros
pherombros
noun
another name for

pheugydros
pheugȳdros
adjective
hydrophobic

pheugydros
pheugydros
adjective
hydrophobic

pheuxaspidion
pheuxaspidion
noun
another name of the plant

phiala
phiala
noun
A broad

Phiala
Phiala
noun
a companion of Diana

Phiale
Phialē
noun
a companion of Diana

Phidiacus
Phīdiacus
adjective
of or belonging to Phidias

Phidias
Phīdiās
noun
a famous sculptor

Phidippides
Phīdippidēs
noun
a famous courier at Athens

Phidippus
Phīdippus
noun
Grandson of Hercules

phiditium
phīditium
noun

phiditium
phīditium
noun
the public meals of the Lacedaemonians

Phidon
Phīdōn
noun
a descendant of Hercules

Phila
Phila
noun
a small island in the Nile

Philadelphenus
Philadelphēnus
noun
the inhabitants of the city of Philadelphia in Lydia

Philadelphia
Philadelphīa
noun
an important city of Lydia

Philadelphus
Philadelphus
noun
a Grecian and Roman surname

Philaenus
Philaenus
noun
two Carthaginian brothers

Philammon
Philammōn
noun
son of Apollo

philanthropia
philanthrōpia
noun
a benevolence

philanthropium
philanthrōpium
noun

philanthropos
philanthrōpos
noun
goose-grass

philargicus
philargicus
adjective
fond of ease

philargyria
philargyria
noun
the love of money

philema
philēma
noun
a kiss

Philemo
Philēmō
noun
A Greek comic poet

Philemon
Philēmōn
noun
A Greek comic poet

philetaeria
philetaeria
noun
a plant

philetaeris
philetaeris
noun
a plant

Philetas
Philētās
noun
a Greek elegiac poet of Cos

Phileteus
Philētēus
adjective
of or belonging to Philetas

Philippensis
Philippensis
adjective
of or belonging to Philippi

Philippensis
Philippensis
cross-reference

Philippeum
Philippēum
noun
a gold coin struck by Philip

Philippeus
Philippēus
adjective
of or belonging to Philippi

Philippeus
Philippēus
adjective

Philippeus
Philippēus
adjective
of or belonging to Philip

Philippeus
Philippēus
adjective

Philippianus
Philippiānus
adjective
Philippian

Philippica
Philippica
noun

Philippicus
Philippicus
adjective

Philippicus
Philippicus
adjective
of or belonging to Philippi

Philippicus
Philippicus
adjective

Philippicus
Philippicus
adjective
of or belonging to Philip

Philippides
Philippides
noun

Philippides
Phīlippidēs
noun
a famous courier at Athens

Philippius
Philippius
adjective
of or belonging to Philip

Philippopolis
Philippopolis
noun
A city of Thrace on the Hebrus

Philippus
Philippus
noun
Philip

Philippus
Philippus
noun
a city in Macedonia

Philistaea
Philistaea
noun
the southwestern portion of Canaan

Philistaeus
Philistaeus
noun
a Philistine

Philisthaea
Philisthaea
noun
the southwestern portion of Canaan

Philisthaeus
Philisthaeus
noun
a Philistine

Philisthiim
Philisthiim
noun
the Philistines

Philisthinus
Philisthīnus
noun
the Philistines

Philistinus
Philistīnus
noun
the Philistines

Philistinus
Philistīnus
adjective
the Philistine Fosses

Philistion
Philistiōn
noun
A celebrated physician

Philistus
Philistus
noun
a historian in Syracuse in the reign of the tyrant Dionysius

philitium
phīlitium
noun
the public meals of the Lacedaemonians

Phillyrides
Phillyrides
noun

Phillyrides
Phillyridēs
noun
Chiron

Philo
Philō
noun
An Academic philosopher of Athens

philocalia
philocalia
noun
a love of the beautiful

philochares
philochares
noun
a plant

Philocomasium
Philocōmasium
noun
the name of a girl

Philocteta
Philoctēta
noun
son of Paeas of Thessaly

Philoctetaeus
Philoctētaeus
adjective
of or belonging to Philoctetes

Philoctetes
Philoctētēs
noun
son of Paeas of Thessaly

Philodemus
Philodēmus
noun
a famous Epicurean philosopher in the time of Cicero

philograecus
philograecus
adjective
fond of Greek

Philolaus
Philolāus
noun
a Pythagorean philosopher of Croton

philologia
philologia
noun
love of learning or letters

philologus
philologus
noun
a person engaged in learned or literary pursuits

philologus
philologus
adjective
Of or belonging to learning

Philomela
Philomēla
noun
daughter of Pandion

Philomelensis
Philomēlensis
noun
the inhabitants of Philomelium

Philomelium
Philomēlium
noun
a city in Phrygia Major

Philometor
Philomētor
noun
an appellation of Attalus

Philon
Philōn
noun
An Academic philosopher of Athens

Philonianus
Philōniānus
adjective
of Philo

Philonium
Philōnium
noun
A Roman surname

philopaes
philopaes
noun
a plant

Philopater
Philopater
noun
a Roman surname

Philopator
Philopator
noun
An appellation of the fourth Ptolemy of Egypt

Philopoemen
Philopoemen
noun
a celebrated general of the Achaean

philopygista
philopȳgista
noun
an abandoned person

Philorhomaeus
Philorhōmaeus
noun
friend or lover of the Romans

philosarca
philosarca
noun
a lover of the flesh

philosopha
philosopha
noun
a female philosopher

philosophaster
philosophaster
noun
a bad philosopher

philosophe
philosophē
adverb
philosophically

philosophia
philosophia
noun
philosophy

philosophia
philosophia
noun
philosophical systems or sects

philosophice
philosophicē
adverb
in a philosophical manner

philosophicus
philosophicus
adjective
of or belonging to philosophy

philosophor
philosophor
verb
to apply one's self to philosophy

philosophumenos
philosophūmenos
adjective
philosophical

philosophus
philosophus
noun
a philosopher

philosophus
philosophus
adjective
philosophical

philostorgus
philostorgus
adjective
loving tenderly

philotechnus
philotechnus
adjective
fond of the arts or relating to the

Philotes
Philotēs
noun
son of Paeas of Thessaly

Philoxenus
Philoxenus
noun
a Roman surname

philtrodotes
philtrodotēs
noun
A plant

philtrum
philtrum
noun
a love-potion

philura
philura
noun
the linden-tree

philus
philus
adjective
beloved

Philus
Philus
noun
a Roman surname

Philyra
Philyra
noun
a nymph

philyra
philyra
noun
the linden-tree

Philyreius
Philyrēius
adjective
Philyrean

Philyreus
Philyrēus
adjective
Philyrean

Philyrides
Philyridēs
noun
Chiron

philyrinus
philyrinus
adjective
made of the inner bark of the linden-tree

phimus
phīmus
noun
a dice-box

Phineius
Phīnēius
adjective
of or belonging to Phineus

Phineus
Phīneus
noun
King of Salmydessus

Phineus
Phīnēus
adjective
of or belonging to Phineus

Phinides
Phīnīdēs
noun
a male descendant of Phineus

Phintia
Phintia
noun
a city in Sicily

Phintias
Phintiās
noun
a Pythagorean

Phintiensis
Phintiensis
noun
the inhabitants of Phintia

phlebotomia
phlebotomia
noun
blood-letting

phlebotomice
phlebotomicē
noun
blood-letting

phlebotomo
phlebotomō
verb
to let blood from

phlebotomus
phlebotomus
noun
a lancet

Phlegethon
Phlegethōn
noun
a river in the Lower World

Phlegethonteus
Phlegethontēus
adjective
Phlegethontian

Phlegethontis
Phlegethontis
noun
Phlegethontian

phlegma
phlegma
noun
a clammy humor of the body

phlegmaticus
phlegmaticus
adjective
full of phlegm

phlegmon
phlegmōn
noun
a burning heat or inflammation beneath the skin

phlegmone
phlegmonē
noun
a burning heat or inflammation beneath the skin

Phlegon
Phlegōn
noun
one of the four horses of the sun

phlegontis
phlegontis
noun

Phlegra
Phlegra
noun
a country of Macedonia

Phlegraeos
Phlegraeos
noun
one of the Centaurs

Phlegraeus
Phlegraeus
noun
one of the Centaurs

Phlegraeus
Phlegraeus
adjective
Phlegraean

Phlegraeus
Phlegraeus
adjective

Phlegya
Phlegya
noun
a predatory people from Thrace

Phlegyas
Phlegyās
noun
the son of Mars

phleos
phleos
cross-reference

Phliasius
Phlīāsius
adjective
of or belonging to Phlius

Phliasius
Phlīāsius
adjective

Phliuntius
Phlīuntius
noun

Phliuntius
Phlīuntius
noun

Phlius
Phlīūs
noun
a city of Peloponnesus

phloginos
phloginos
noun
a flamecolored gem

phlogites
phlogītēs
noun

phlogitis
phlogītis
noun
a flamecolored gem

phlomis
phlomis
noun
mullein

phlomos
phlomos
noun
mullein

phlox
phlox
noun
flower

phoba
phoba
noun
a corymb

Phobetor
Phobētor
noun
son of Morpheus

phobodipsos
phobodipsos
noun
hydrophobia

phoca
phōca
noun
a seal

Phocaea
Phōcaea
noun
a maritime town of Ionia

Phocaeensis
Phōcaeensis
noun
the Phocaeans

Phocaeensis
Phōcaeensis
adjective
Phocaean

Phocaeus
Phōcaeus
noun
the Phocaeans

Phocaicus
Phōcaicus
adjective

Phocaicus
Phōcaicus
adjective
Phocaean

Phocaicus
Phōcaicus
adjective
Phocian

Phocais
Phōcais
noun

Phocais
Phōcais
noun
Phocaean

phoce
phōcē
noun
a seal

Phocensis
Phōcensis
noun
the Phocians

Phocensis
Phōcensis
noun

Phocensis
Phōcensis
noun
the inhabitants of Phocaea

Phoceus
Phōcēus
adjective

Phoceus
Phōcēus
adjective
Phocian

Phocii
Phōciī
noun
the Phocians

Phocion
Phōciōn
noun
an Athenian general

Phocis
Phōcis
noun
the country between Baeotia and Aetolia

phocis
phōcis
noun
a kind of pear-tree on the isle of Chios

Phocius
Phōcius
noun

Phocus
Phōcus
noun
son of Aeacus

Phoebas
Phoebas
noun

Phoebas
Phoebas
noun
a priestess of Apollo

Phoebe
Phoēbē
noun
The moongoddess

Phoebeius
Phoebēius
adjective
Phaebean

Phoebeius
Phoebēius
adjective

Phoebeum
Phoebēum
noun
a temple of Phaebus

Phoebeus
Phoebēus
adjective
Phaebean

Phoebeus
Phoebēus
adjective

Phoebigena
Phoebigena
noun
son of Phaebus

Phoebus
Phoebus
noun
a poetical appellation of Apollo as the god of light

Phoenica
Phoenīca
noun
Phaenicia

Phoenice
Phoenīcē
noun
Phaenicia

phoenice
phoenīcē
noun
a kind of barley

phoeniceus
phoenīceus
adjective
purple-red

Phoenicia
Phoenīcia
noun
A small island in the Aegean Sea

Phoenicias
Phoenīciās
noun
the south-south-east wind

Phoenicis
Phoenīcis
noun
the Phaenicians

phoenicitis
phoenīcītis
noun
a precious stone

Phoenicius
Phoenīcius
adjective
Phaenician

phoenicobalanus
phoenīcobalanus
noun
the Egyptian date

phoenicopterus
phoenīcopterus
noun
the flamingo

phoenicurus
phoenīcūrus
noun
a bird

Phoenicusa
Phoenīcūsa
noun
one of the Aeolian islands

Phoenicussa
Phoenīcussa
noun
one of the Aeolian islands

Phoenissa
Phoenissa
noun
Carthage

Phoenissa
Phoenissa
noun
Theban

Phoenissa
Phoenissa
adjective

Phoenissus
Phoenissus
adjective
Phaenician

Phoenissus
Phoenissus
adjective

Phoenix
Phoenix
adjective
a Phaenician

Phoenix
Phoenix
noun
The son of Amyntor

Phoenix
Phoenix
noun
a Phaenician

phoenix
phoenix
noun
the phaenix

Pholoe
Pholoē
noun
A forestclad mountain in Arcadia

Pholoeticus
Pholoēticus
adjective
of or belonging to Mount Pholoe

Pholus
Pholus
noun
a Centaur

phonascus
phōnascus
noun
A teacher of singing and declamation

phonema
phōnēma
noun
a saying

Phonolenides
Phonōlenidēs
noun
son of Phonolenus

phonos
phonos
noun
another name of the plant

phonus
phonus
noun
another name of the plant

Phorbas
Phorbas
adjective
the name of several mythic personages

Phorcis
Phorcis
noun

Phorcis
Phorcis
noun
a female descendant of Phorcus

phorcus
phorcus
noun

Phorcus
Phorcus
noun
son of Neptune

Phorcyn
Phorcyn
noun
son of Neptune

Phorcynis
Phorcȳnis
noun
the daughter of Phorcus

Phorcys
Phorcys
noun
a female descendant of Phorcus

Phorcys
Phorcys
noun
son of Neptune

phorimon
phorimon
noun
a kind of alum

phormio
phormiō
noun
wicker-work of reeds or rushes

Phormio
Phormiō
noun
The name of a parasite in Terence

Phoroneus
Phorōnēus
adjective
Phoronean

Phoroneus
Phorōneus
noun
son of Inachus

Phoronis
Phorōnis
noun
Phoronean

Phoronis
Phorōnis
noun
Io

phosphoreus
phosphoreus
adjective
of or belonging to the morning-star

Phosphorus
Phosphorus
noun
The morning-star

Photiniani
Phōtīniānī
adverb
the bishop of Sirmium

Photinus
Phōtīnus
noun
a male proper name

Phraates
Phraātēs
noun
the name of several kings of Parthia

Phradmon
Phradmon
noun
a celebrated statuary of Argos

Phraganda
Phraganda
noun
a city in Thrace

phragmites
phragmītēs
noun
a kind of reed growing in hedges

Phrahates
Phrahātēs
noun
the name of several kings of Parthia

Phrahates
Phrahātēs
noun

phrasis
phrasis
noun
diction

phrenesis
phrenēsis
noun
madness

phreneticus
phrenēticus
adjective
mad

phrenion
phrenion
noun
a plant

phreniticus
phrenīticus
adjective
mad

phreniticus
phrenīticus
adjective

phrenitis
phrenītis
noun

phrenitizo
phrenītīzō
verb
to be mad

Phrixeus
Phrixēus
adjective
Of or belonging to Phrixus

Phrixiana
Phrixiāna
noun
clothing made of superior wool

Phrixianus
Phrixiānus
adjective
Phrixian

Phrixos
Phrixos
noun
son of Athamas and Nephele

Phrixus
Phrixus
noun
son of Athamas and Nephele

phronesis
phronēsis
noun
understanding

phryganion
phryganion
noun
an animal

Phrygia
Phrygia
noun
the country of Phrygia

Phrygia
Phrygia
noun
Phrygian women

Phrygianus
Phrygiānus
adjective

Phrygicus
Phrygicus
adjective
Phrygian

phrygio
phrygiō
adjective

phrygionius
phrygiōnius
adjective
embroidered

Phrygis
Phrygis
noun
the Phrygians

Phrygiscus
Phrygiscus
adjective
Phrygian

Phrygius
Phrygius
adjective
Phrygian

Phryne
Phrȳnē
noun
A celebrated hetaera in Athens

phrynion
phrȳnion
noun
a plant

phrynos
phrȳnos
noun
a kind of venomous frog

Phryx
Phryx
adjective
Phrygian

Phryx
Phryx
noun
a river in Ionia

Phryxeus
Phryxēus
adjective
Of or belonging to Phrixus

Phryxianus
Phryxiānus
adjective
Phrixian

Phryxonides nymphae
Phryxonides nymphae
expression
the fabled rearers of the first bees

Phryxus
Phryxus
noun
son of Athamas and Nephele

Phthas
Phthas
noun
the Egyplian Vulcan

Phthia
Phthīa
noun
a city in Thessaliotis

Phthias
Phthīas
noun
a Phthian woman

Phthiota
Phthīōta
noun
a Phthiote

Phthiotes
Phthīōtēs
noun
a Phthiote

Phthioticus
Phthīōticus
adjective
of Phthiotis

Phthiotis
Phthīōtis
noun
Phthiotis

phthir
phthīr
noun
louse

phthiriasis
phthīriasis
noun
the lousy disease

Phthirophagus
Phthīrophagus
noun
a people of Sarmatia

phthirophoros
phthīrophoros
noun
a kind of pine-tree that bears very small cones

phthisicus
phthisicus
adjective
consumptive

phthisis
phthisis
noun
consumption

phthisisco
phthisiscō
verb
to become consumptive or phthisical

phthitarus
phthitarus
verb
to become consumptive or phthisical

Phthius
Phthīus
adjective
of or belonging to Phthia

Phthius
Phthīus
cross-reference

phthongus
phthongus
noun
a sound

phthorius
phthorius
adjective
corrupting

phu
phū
noun
a kind of valerian

phu
phu
interjection
foh! fugh!

phulacista
phulacista
noun
a jailer

phulacista
phulacista
cross-reference

phun
phun
noun
a kind of valerian

phy
phy
interjection
pish! tush!

Phyaces
Phyācēs
noun
a king of the Getae

phycis
phȳcis
noun
a fish that lives among sea-weed

phycitis
phȳcītis
noun
a precious stone

phycos
phȳcos
noun
sea-weed

Phycus
Phȳcūs
noun
a promontory in Cyrene

Phygela
Phygela
noun
a town and harbor of Ionia

phylaca
phylaca
noun
a prison

Phylacaeus
Phylacaeus
noun
the Phylacians

Phylace
Phylacē
noun
A city of Thessaly

Phylaceis
Phylacēis
noun
adj. f

Phylaceis
Phylacēis
noun
Laodamia

Phylaceius
Phylacēius
adjective
Phylacian

Phylacides
Phȳlacidēs
noun
Phylacides

Phylacides
Phylacidēs
noun
Phylacides

phylacista
phylacista
noun
a jailer

phylacterium
phylactērium
noun
an amulet

phylarchus
phylarchus
noun
the chief of a tribe

Phyle
Phȳlē
noun
a castle in Attica

Phyllacides
Phyllacidēs
noun
Phylacides

Phyllacides
Phyllacides
noun

phyllanthes
phyllanthes
noun
a plant with prickly leaves

Phylleis
Phyllēis
noun
adj. f

Phylleius
Phyllēius
adjective
of or belonging to Phyllus in Thessaly

Phyllis
Phyllis
noun
Daughter of King Sithon of Thrace

Phyllius
Phyllius
noun
a Baeotian who was in love with Cygnus

Phyllodoce
Phyllodocē
noun
a sea-nymph

phyllon
phyllon
noun
a plant

Phyllos
Phyllos
noun
a region in Arcadia

phyma
phȳma
noun
a kind of boil or tumor

phynon
phynon
noun
a kind of eye-salve

phyrama
phȳrāma
noun
the gum of the tree called

Physcon
Physcōn
noun
an epithet of Ptolemy Euergetes II. of Egypt

physema
phȳsēma
noun
a hollow

physeter
phȳsēter
noun
A blow-pipe

physica
physica
noun
natural science

physice
physicē
adverb
in the manner of naturalists

physice
physicē
noun
natural science

physicum
physicum
noun

physicum
physicum
noun
physics

physicus
physicus
adjective
of or belonging to natural philosophy or physics

physicus
physicus
noun
a natural philosopher

physiognomon
physiognōmōn
noun
a physiognomist

physiologia
physiologia
noun
knowledge of nature

physiologice
physiologicē
adverb
naturally

physiologicus
physiologicus
adjective
of or belonging to physiology

physiologum
physiologum
adjective
of or belonging to physiology

physiologus
physiologus
adjective
of or belonging to physiology

physis
physis
noun
nature

phyteuma
phyteuma
noun
groundsel

piabilis
piābilis
adjective
that may be expiated

piaclum
piāclum
noun
a means of appeasing a deity

piacularis
piāculāris
adjective
atoning

piaculariter
piāculāriter
adverb
sinfully

piaculo
piāculō
verb
to appease or propitiate with an offering

piaculum
piāculum
noun
a means of appeasing a deity

piamen
piāmen
noun
a means of expiation

piamentum
piāmentum
noun
a means of expiation

piatio
piātiō
noun
an appeasing or propitiating of the gods by offerings

piatrix
piātrix
noun
she that appeases the gods by a sacrifice

pica
pīca
noun
a pie

Picanus
Pīcānus
noun
a mountain in the territory of the Picentines

Picanus
Picānus
noun
a mountain in the territory of the Picentines

picaria
picāria
noun
a place where pitch is made

picati
picātī
cross-reference

picatus
picātus
adjective

picatus
picātus
adjective
pitchy

picea
picea
noun
the pitch-pine

piceatus
piceātus
adjective
bedaubed with pitch

Picens
Pīcens
adjective

Picens
Pīcens
noun
the inhabitants of Picenum

Picens
Pīcens
adjective
of or belonging to Picenum

Picentia
Pīcentia
noun
a city in Campania

Picentinus
Pīcentīnus
adjective
of or belonging to the Picentes

Picentinus
Pīcentīnus
adjective

Picentinus
Pīcentīnus
adjective
of or belonging to Picentia

Picenum
Pīcēnum
noun
a district in the eastern part of Italy which produced fruits and oil of excellent quality

Picenus
Pīcēnus
adjective
Picene

piceus
piceus
adjective
of pitch

picinus
picinus
adjective
pitch-black

pico
picō
verb
to bedaub with pitch

picra
picra
noun
a medicine made of aloes

picridia
picridia
noun
bitter salad

picris
picris
noun
Bitter lettuce

pictacium
pictacium
noun

Pictava
Pictāva
noun
the capital of the Pictavi

Pictavicus
Pictāvicus
adjective
Pictavian

Pictavus
Pictāvus
noun
a later appellation of the

pictilis
pictilis
adjective
embroidered

Pictonicus
Pictonicus
adjective
Pictonic

Pictonis
Pictonis
noun
a people in Aquitanian Gaul

Pictor
Pictor
noun
a surname in the gens Fabia.

pictor
pictor
noun
A painter

pictorius
pictōrius
adjective
of or belonging to painters

pictura
pictūra
noun
painting

picturatus
pictūrātus
adjective
painted

Pictus
Pictus
noun
a people of Britain

pictus
pictus
adjective
painted

pictus
pictus
adjective

picula
picula
noun
a little pitch

Picumnus
Pīcumnus
noun
two brother deities of the Romans

Picus
Pīcus
noun
son of Saturn

picus
pīcus
noun
A woodpecker

pie
piē
adverb
piously

piens
piens
adjective

Pieria
Pīeria
noun
A country of Macedonia

Pieria
Pīeria
noun
the Muses

Piericus
Pīericus
adjective
Pierian

Pieridis
Pīeridis
noun
the Muses

Pieris
Pīeris
noun
daughter of Pierus

Pierius
Pīerius
adjective
Pierian

Pieros
Pīeros
noun
King of Emathia

Pierus
Pīerus
noun
King of Emathia

Pietas
Pietās
noun
a Roman surname

pietas
pietās
noun
dutiful conduct

Pietas
Pietas
noun
a goddess

pietaticultrix
pietāticultrix
noun
that practises maternal care

pigeo
pigeō
verb
to feel annoyance or reluctance at

piger
piger
adjective
unwilling

piget
piget
cross-reference

pigmentarius
pigmentārius
noun
a dealer in paints or unguents

pigmentarius
pigmentārius
adjective
of or belonging to paints or unguents

pigmentatus
pigmentātus
adjective
painted

pigmentum
pigmentum
noun
a material

pigneraticia
pignerātīcia
adjective
of or belonging to a pledge

pigneraticius
pignerātīcius
adjective
of or belonging to a pledge

pigneratio
pignerātiō
noun
a pledging

pigneratius
pignerātius
adjective
of or belonging to a pledge

pignerator
pignerātor
noun
one who takes a pledge

pignero
pignerō
verb
to give as a pledge

pigneror
pigneror
verb
to take as a pledge

pignoraticius
pignorātīcius
adjective
of or belonging to a pledge

pignoraticius
pignorātīcius
cross-reference

pignoriscapio
pignoriscapiō
noun
a taking or seizing as a pledge

pignosa
pignosa
cross-reference

pignus
pignus
noun
a pledge

pigre
pigrē
adverb
slowly

pigredo
pīgrēdō
noun
sloth fulness

pigredo
pigrēdō
noun
sloth fulness

pigreo
pigreō
verb
to be slow

pigreo
pīgreō
verb
to be slow

pigresco
pīgrescō
verb
to become slow

pigresco
pigrescō
verb
to become slow

pigritas
pīgritās
noun
slothfulness

pigritas
pigritās
noun
slothfulness

pigritia
pigritia
noun
sloth

pigritia
pīgritia
noun
sloth

pigrities
pigritiēs
noun
sloth

pigrities
pīgritiēs
noun
sloth

pigritor
pigritor
verb
to be slow

pigritor
pīgritor
verb
to be slow

pigror
pigror
verb
to be slow

pigror
pīgror
verb
to be slow

pigro
pigrō
verb
to be indolent

pigro
pīgrō
verb
to be indolent

pigror
pigror
noun
sluggishness

pigror
pīgror
noun
sluggishness

piguus
piguus
adjective
indolent

pii
piī
adverb
the departed

pila
pīla
noun
a mortar

pila
pīla
noun
a pillar

pila
pila
noun
a ball

pilanus
pīlānus
noun
a triarius

pilaris
pilāris
adjective
of or belonging to a ball

pilarium
pilārium
noun
a burialplace where the ashes of the dead were deposited in cylindrical vases

pilarius
pilārius
noun
one who performs tricks with balls

pilastilus
pilastilus
noun
a javelinmaker

pilates
pilates
noun
a kind of stone

pilatim
pīlātim
adverb
pillar-wise

pilatrix
pilātrix
noun
she that robs or plunders

pilatus
pīlātus
adjective
closepressed

Pilatus
Pīlātus
noun
a Roman surname

pilatus
pīlātus
adjective

pilatus
pīlātus
adjective
armed with javelins

pileatus
pīleātus
adjective
covered with the

pilentum
pīlentum
noun
an easy chariot or carriage

pileo
pīleō
cross-reference

pileus
pīleus
cross-reference

pilicrepus
pilīcrepus
noun
a ballplayer

pilleatus
pilleātus
adjective
covered with the

pilleo
pilleō
verb
to place

pilleolum
pilleolum
noun
a small felt cap

pilleolus
pilleolus
noun
a small felt cap

pilleum
pilleum
noun
a felt cap or hat

pilleus
pilleus
noun
a felt cap or hat

pilo
pilō
verb
to put forth hairs

pilo
pīlō
verb
to ram down

pilosus
pilōsus
adjective
hairy

pilosus
pilōsus
noun
a shaggy person or creature

pilula
pilula
noun
a little ball

pilum
pīlum
noun
a pounder

Pilumnus
Pīlumnus
noun
two brother deities of the Romans

Pilumnus
Pīlumnus
noun

pilus
pilus
noun
a hair

pilus
pīlus
noun
primus

Pilus
Pilus
noun
a Roman surname

Pimplea
Pimplēa
noun
A Muse

Pimpleis
Pimplēis
noun
adj. f

Pimpleus
Pimplēus
adjective
Pimplean

Pimplias
Pimplīas
noun
a Pimpliad

Pimplias
Pimplias
noun
a Pimpliad

pina
pīna
cross-reference
a kind of mussel

pina
pīna
noun
the sea-pen

pinacotheca
pinacothēca
noun
a picture-gallery

pinacothece
pinacothēcē
noun
a picture-gallery

Pinarius
Pīnārius
adjective
of or belonging to the Pinarii

Pinarius
Pīnārius
noun
the name of a Roman sacerdotal family

Pinarus
Pīnarus
noun
a river in Cilicia

pinastellum
pīnastellum
noun
a plant

pinastellus
pīnastellus
noun
a plant

pinaster
pīnaster
noun
a wild pine

pinax
pinax
noun
a picture on a wooden tablet

pincerna
pincerna
noun
a cupbearer

Pincianus
Pinciānus
adjective
of or belonging to the

Pincius
Pincius
noun
the name of a Roman gens

Pindareus
Pindareus
adjective
Pindaric

Pindaricus
Pindaricus
adjective
Pindaric

Pindarus
Pindarus
noun
Pindar

Pindenissa
Pindenissa
noun
the inhabitants of Pindenissus

Pindenissum
Pindenissum
noun
a fortified town in Cilicia

Pindenissus
Pindenissus
noun
a fortified town in Cilicia

Pindos
Pindos
noun
a lofty mountain in Thessaly

Pindus
Pindus
noun
a lofty mountain in Thessaly

pinea
pīnea
noun
a pine-nut

pinetum
pīnētum
noun
a pine-wood

pineum
pīneum
noun
a pine-cone

pineus
pīneus
adjective
of the pine

pingo
pingō
verb
to represent pictorially

pinguamen
pinguāmen
noun
fat

pingue
pingue
noun
fat

pinguedo
pinguēdō
noun
fatness

pinguefacio
pinguefaciō
verb
to make fat

pinguesco
pinguescō
verb
to become or grow fat

pinguiarius
pinguiārius
noun
one who likes fat

pinguiculus
pinguiculus
adjective
somewhat fat

pinguis
pinguis
adjective
fat

pinguiter
pinguiter
adverb
fatly

pinguitia
pinguitia
noun
fatness

pinguities
pinguitiēs
noun
fatness

pinguitudo
pinguitūdō
noun
fatness

pinguiusculus
pinguiusculus
adjective
somewhat fat

pinifer
pīnifer
adjective
pine-bearing

piniger
pīniger
adjective
pine-bearing

pinna
pinna
noun
the sea-pen

pinna
pinna
noun
a feather

pinna
pinna
noun

pinna
pinna
cross-reference
a kind of mussel

pinnaculum
pinnāculum
noun
a peak

pinnapes
pinnapes
adjective
winged on the feet

pinnatus
pinnātus
adjective
feathered

pinnicillum
pinnicillum
noun

pinniger
pinniger
adjective
feathered

pinniger
pinniger
adjective
feather-bearing

pinnipotens
pinnipotens
cross-reference

pinnirapus
pinnirapus
noun
a peak-snatcher

pinnnatus
pinnnātus
adjective
furnished with wings

pinnnipotens
pinnnipotens
adjective
able to fly

pinnoteres
pinnotērēs
noun
the pinna-guard

pinnula
pinnula
noun
a little plume or wing

pinophylax
pīnophylax
noun
a species of crab

pinoteres
pīnotērēs
noun
the pinna-guard

pinotheres
pīnothērēs
noun
the pinna-guard

pinsatio
pinsātiō
noun
a stamping

pinsitus
pinsitus
adjective

pinso
pinsō
verb
to beat

pinsor
pinsor
noun
a baker

pinsus
pinsus
adjective

pinus
pīnus
noun
a pine

pio
piō
verb
To seek to appease

pipatio
pīpātiō
noun
a piping

pipatus
pīpātus
noun
a peeping

piper
piper
noun
pepper

piperatarius
piperātārius
adjective
containing pepper

piperatorium
piperātōrium
noun
a silver dish to hold pepper

piperatum
piperātum
noun
peppersauce

piperatus
piperātus
adjective
peppered

piperis
piperis
noun
pepper

piperitis
piperītis
noun
pepperwort

pipilo
pīpilō
verb
to peep

pipinna
pipinna
noun

pipio
pīpiō
verb
to peep

pipio
pīpiō
noun
a young piping or chirping bird

pipio
pīpiō
verb
to pip

pipizo
pīpizō
noun
the young of the crane

Piplea
Piplēa
noun
A Muse

Pipleis
Piplēis
noun
adj. f

Pipleus
Piplēus
adjective
Pimplean

pipo
pīpō
verb
to peep

pipulum
pīpulum
noun
a peeping

pipulus
pīpulus
noun
a peeping

Piraceus
Pīraceus
noun
the celebrated port of Athens

piracium
pirācium
noun
perry

Piraeum
Pīraeum
noun
the celebrated port of Athens

Piraeus
Pīraeus
noun
the celebrated port of Athens

Piraeus
Pīraeus
adjective
of or belonging to the Piraeus

pirata
pīrāta
noun
a sea-robber

piratica
pīrātica
noun
piracy

piraticus
pīrāticus
adjective
of or belonging to pirates

Pirene
Pīrēnē
noun
a fountain in the citadel of Corinth

Pirenis
Pīrēnis
noun
of or belonging to Pirene

Pirithous
Pīrithous
noun
son of Ixion

pirum
pirum
noun
a pear

pirus
pirus
noun
a pear-tree

Pirusta
Pīrusta
noun
a people in Illyria

Pisa
Pīsa
noun
a very ancient eity of Etruria

pisa
pīsa
noun
a species of leguminous plant

Pisa
Pīsa
noun
a city of Elis

Pisa
Pīsa
noun
a city of Elis

Pisaea
Pīsaea
noun
Hippodamia

Pisaeus
Pīsaeus
adjective
of or belonging to Pisa

Pisander
Pīsander
noun
son of Polyctor

Pisanus
Pīsānus
noun
the Pisans

Pisanus
Pīsānus
adjective
Pisan

Pisanus
Pīsānus
adjective

Pisas
Pīsas
adjective
Pisatic

Pisas
Pīsas
adjective

Pisatilis
Pīsātilis
adjective

Pisatilis
Pīsātilis
adjective
born at Pisa

pisatio
pīsātiō
noun
a stamping

Pisaurensis
Pisaurensis
adjective
Pisaurian

Pisaurensis
Pisaurensis
noun
the Pisaurians

Pisaurius
Pisaurius
noun
name of a slave liberated by the city of Pisaurum

Pisaurum
Pisaurum
noun
a city of Umbria

piscaria
piscāria
noun
fish-market

piscarius
piscārius
adjective
of or belonging to fishing or fish

piscarius
piscārius
noun
a fish-monger

piscatio
piscātiō
noun
a fishing

piscator
piscātor
noun
a fisherman

piscatorium
piscatorium
cross-reference
the fish-market

piscatorius
piscātōrius
adjective
of or belonging to fishermen

piscatrix
piscātrix
noun
she that fishes

piscatura
piscātūra
noun
a fishing

piscatus
piscātus
noun
a fishing

piscicapus
piscicapus
noun
a fish-catcher

Pisciculus
Pisciculus
noun
a Roman surname

pisciculus
pisciculus
noun
a little fish

piscina
piscīna
noun
a pond in which fish are kept

piscinalis
piscīnālis
adjective
of or belonging to a bath

piscinarius
piscīnārius
adjective
of or belonging to fish-ponds

piscinarius
piscīnārius
noun
one fond of fish-ponds

piscinensis
piscīnensis
adjective
of or belonging to fish-ponds

piscis
piscis
noun
a fish

piscor
piscor
verb
to fish

piscosus
piscōsus
adjective
full of fishes

pisculentum
pisculentum
noun
a remedy prepared from fish

pisculentus
pisculentus
adjective
full of fishes

Pisida
Pisida
noun
a Pisidian

Pisida
Pīsīda
noun
a Pisidian

Pisida
Pīsīda
noun
a Pisidian

Pisida
Pisida
noun
a Pisidian

Pisidia
Pīsīdia
noun
the country of the Pisidians

Pisidia
Pisidia
noun
the country of the Pisidians

Pisidicus
Pīsīdicus
adjective
Pisidian

Pisidicus
Pisidicus
adjective
Pisidian

pisinnus
pisinnus
adjective
small

pisinnus
pisinnus
noun
little ones

Pisinuus
Pisinuus
noun
an ancient town in Galatia

Pisistratida
Pīsistratida
noun
the Pisistratidae

Pisistratus
Pīsistratus
noun
Pisistratus

pisito
pīsitō
verb
to utter the natural cry of the starling

piso
pīsō
verb
to beat

piso
pīsō
noun
a mortar

Piso
Pīsō
noun
a Roman surname in the gens Calpurnia

Pisonianus
Pīsōniānus
adjective
of or belonging to a Piso

pissasphaltus
pissasphaltus
noun
earth-pitch

pisselaeon
pisselaeon
noun
an oil made from the resin of the cedar

pissinus
pissinus
adjective
of pitch

pissoceros
pissocēros
noun
pitch-wax

pistaceum
pistāceum
noun
the fruit of the pistachiotree

pistacia
pistācia
noun
a pistachio-tree

pistacium
pistācium
noun
the fruit of the pistachiotree

pistana
pistāna
noun
a plant

pisticus
pisticus
adjective
pure

pistillum
pistillum
noun
a pounder

pistillus
pistillus
noun
a pounder

pisto
pistō
verb
to pound

pistolochia
pistolochia
cross-reference

pistor
pistor
noun
one who pounds corn in a mortar or grinds it in a hand-mill

pistoricus
pistōricus
adjective

Pistoriensis
Pistōriensis
adjective
of or belonging to Pistorium

Pistorium
Pistōrium
noun
a city in Etruria

pistorius
pistōrius
adjective
of or belonging to a baker

pistriger
pistriger
adjective
whale-bearing

pistrilla
pistrilla
noun
a little pounding-mill

pistrina
pistrīna
noun
a bakehouse

pistrinalis
pistrīnālis
adjective
of or belonging to a bakery

pistrinarius
pistrīnārius
noun
the manager of a pounding-mill

pistrinensis
pistrīnensis
adjective
of or belonging to a pounding-mill

pistrinum
pistrīnum
noun
a place where corn is pounded

pistrinus
pistrīnus
adjective
of or belonging to

pistris
pistris
noun
any sea-monster

pistrix
pistrix
noun
a woman who pounds corn

pistrix
pistrix
noun
any sea-monster

pistura
pistūra
noun
a pounding

pistus
pistus
adjective

pisum
pīsum
noun
a species of leguminous plant

Pitanaeus
Pitanaeus
adjective
of Pitane

Pitane
Pitanē
noun
A city on the Aeolic coast of Asia Minor

Pithecium
Pithēcium
noun
the name of an attendant

pithecium
pithēcium
noun
A little ape

pithecus
pithēcus
noun
an ape

Pithecusa
Pithēcūsa
noun
an island

Pithecusa
Pithēcūsa
noun
an island

pitheus
pitheus
noun
a barrel-shaped comet

pithias
pithias
noun
a barrel-shaped comet

pithus
pithus
noun
a barrel-shaped comet

pitisso
pītissō
verb

pitpit
pitpit
cross-reference

pittacium
pittacium
noun
A little leaf or slip

Pittacos
Pittacos
noun
one of the seven wise men of Greece

Pittacus
Pittacus
noun
one of the seven wise men of Greece

Pittheis
Pitthēis
noun
the Pittheid

Pittheius
Pitthēius
adjective
Pitthean

Pittheus
Pittheus
noun
king of Traezen

Pittheus
Pitthēus
adjective
of or belonging to Pittheus

pituinus
pituinus
adjective
of or from pines

pituita
pītuīta
noun
slime

pituitaria
pītuītāria
noun
an herb that removes phlegm

pituitosus
pītuītōsus
adjective
full of phlegm

pitydion
pitydion
noun

pityida
pityida
noun

pityinus
pityinus
adjective

pityinus
pityinus
adjective
of or from pines

pityis
pityis
noun
a pine-cone

pityocampa
pityocampa
noun
the pine-grub

pityocampe
pityocampē
noun
the pine-grub

pitysma
pītysma
noun

pium
pium
noun
through want of affection

pius
pius
adjective
that acts according to duty

Pius
Pius
noun
a title of the emperors after M. Antoninus

pix
pix
noun
pitch

placabilis
plācābilis
adjective
easy to be pacified

placabilitas
plācābilitās
noun
readiness to be appeased

placabiliter
plācābiliter
adverb
soothingly

placamen
plācāmen
noun
a means of pacifying or appeasing

placamentum
plācāmentum
noun
a means of pacifying or appeasing

placate
plācātē
adverb
quietly

placatio
plācātiō
noun
a pacifying

placatorius
plācātōrius
adjective
of or belonging to pacifying

placatrix
plācātrix
noun
she that appeases or propitiates

placatus
plācātus
adjective
soothed

placatus
plācātus
adjective

placens
placens
adjective
pleasing

placens
placens
adjective

placenta
placenta
noun
a cake

placentarius
placentārius
noun
a pastry-cook

Placentia
Placentia
noun
a city in

placentia
placentia
noun
suavity

Placentinus
Placentīnus
noun
the inhabitants of Placentia

Placentinus
Placentīnus
adjective
of or belonging to Placentia

placeo
placeō
verb
to please

placibilis
placibilis
adjective
that can please

placide
placidē
adverb
softly

Placideianus
Placidēiānus
noun

placiditas
placiditās
noun
mildness

placido
placidō
verb
to soothe

placidulus
placidulus
adjective
gentle

placidus
placidus
adjective
gentle

placitis
placītis
noun
a kind of calamine produced in a furnace

placito
placitō
verb
to be very pleasing

placitum
placitum
noun

placitum
placitum
noun
that which is pleasing or agreeable

placitus
placitus
adjective

placitus
placitus
adjective
pleasing

placivus
placīvus
adjective
pleasing

placo
plācō
verb
To reconcile

placor
placor
noun
contentment

Plaetorianus
Plaetōriānus
adjective
of or belonging to a Plaetorius

Plaetorius
Plaetōrius
adjective
Plaetorian

Plaetorius
Plaetōrius
noun
the name of a Roman gens.

plaga
plāga
noun
a blow

plaga
plaga
noun
A region

plaga
plaga
noun
a hunting-net

plagella
plagella
noun

plagiarius
plagiārius
noun
A torturer

plagiaticius
plagiātīcius
adjective
of or belonging to a plagiarist

plagiator
plagiātor
noun
A man-stealer

plagiaules
plagiaulēs
noun
A seducer

plagiger
plāgiger
adjective
stripe-bearing

plagigerulus
plāgigerulus
adjective
stripe-bearing

plagio
plagiō
verb
to steal

Plagiosippus
Plāgiosippus
noun
Beater

Plagioxippus
Plāgioxippus
noun
Beater

plagipatida
plāgipatida
noun
a buffet-bearer

plagium
plagium
noun
man-stealing

plago
plāgō
verb
to strike

plagosus
plāgōsus
adjective
full of blows

plagula
plagula
noun
A bed-curtain

plagusia
plagūsia
noun
a kind of fish

plana
plāna
noun
a plane

planaratum
plānarātum
noun
kind of plough

Planaria
Plānāria
noun
an island in the Tyrrhenian Sea

planaris
plānāris
adjective
on a level surface

planarius
plānārius
adjective
on level ground

Planasia
Planasia
noun
an island in the Tyrrhenian Sea

planca
planca
noun
a board

Plancianus
Planciānus
adjective

Plancianus
Planciānus
adjective
Plancian

Plancina
Plancīna
noun
wife of Cn. Calpurnius Piso

Plancius
Plancius
noun
the name of a Roman gens. Thus

planctus
planctus
noun
a striking or beating

plancus
plancus
noun
a kind of eagle

Plancus
Plancus
noun
a Roman surname

plane
plānē
adverb
plainly

planes
planēs
noun
a wandering star

planeta
planēta
noun
a wandering star

planetarius
planētārius
noun
an astrologer

planetes
planētēs
noun

planetes
planētēs
noun
a wandering star

planeticus
planēticus
adjective
wandering

plangimonium
plangimōnium
noun
lamentation

plango
plangō
verb
to strike

plangor
plangor
noun
a striking

planguncula
planguncula
noun
a little wax doll

planiloquus
plāniloquus
adjective
speaking clearly or intelligibly

planipes
plānipes
noun
a kind of pantomime or ballet-dancer

planitas
plānitās
noun
plainness

planitia
plānitia
noun
a flat or even surface

planities
plānitiēs
noun
a flat or even surface

planitudo
plānitūdō
noun
evenness

plano
plānō
verb
to level

planta
planta
noun
a sprout

plantago
plantāgō
noun
a plantain

plantare
plantāre
noun
sets

plantaris
plantāris
adjective
Of

plantarium
plantārium
noun
a nurserygarden

plantarium
plantārium
noun
the sole of the foot

plantars
plantārs
noun
winged shoes or sandals

plantatio
plantātiō
noun
A setting

plantator
plantātor
noun
a setter

plantiger
plantiger
adjective
having shoots

planto
plantō
verb
To set

planula
plānula
noun
a little plane

planum
plānum
noun

planum
plānum
noun
level ground

planus
planus
noun
a juggler

planus
plānus
adjective
even

plasea
plāsea
noun
the tailpiece or buttock

plasma
plasma
noun
an image

plasmatio
plasmātiō
noun
a forming

plasmator
plasmātor
noun
a former

plasmo
plasmō
verb
to form

plasso
plassō
verb
to form

plastes
plastēs
noun
a moulder

plastica
plastica
noun
the plastic art

plastica
plastica
noun

plasticator
plasticātor
noun
a moulder or modeller in clay

plastice
plasticē
noun
the plastic art

plasticus
plasticus
noun
a moulder

plasticus
plasticus
adjective
of or belonging to moulding or modelling

plastus
plastus
adjective
fictitious

Plataea
Plataea
noun
Plataea

Plataeensis
Plataeensis
noun
the inhabitants of Plataea

Plataeeus
Plataeēus
adjective
of or belonging to Plataea

platalea
platalea
noun
the spoonbill

platanetum
platanētum
noun
a grove of plane-trees

plataninus
platanīnus
adjective
of or belonging to the plane-tree

platanista
platanista
noun
a fish in the Ganges

platanon
platanon
noun
a grove of plane-trees

platanus
platanus
noun
the platane

platea
platēa
noun
A broad way in a city

platea
platea
noun
the spoonbill

platessa
platessa
noun
a flatfish

platice
platicē
adverb
in general

platice
platicē
noun
general or summary instruction

platicus
platicus
adjective
general

Plato
Platō
noun
A celebrated Grecian philosopher

Platon
Platōn
noun
A celebrated Grecian philosopher

Platonicus
Platōnicus
noun
followers of the Platonic philosophy

Platonicus
Platōnicus
adjective
of or belonging to Plato

platyceros
platyceros
noun
having spreading horns

platycoriasis
platycoriasis
noun
an excessive dilatation of the pupil of the eye

platyophthalmus
platyophthalmus
noun
antimony

platyphyllon
platyphyllon
noun
a broad-leaved species of the plant

platys
platys
noun
broad

plaudo
plaudō
verb
to clap

plaumoratum
plaumorātum
noun
kind of plough

plausibilis
plausibilis
adjective
deserving applause

plausibiliter
plausibiliter
adverb
with applause

plausilis
plausilis
adjective
that claps applause

plausio
plausiō
noun
applause

plausito
plausitō
verb
to clap

plausor
plausor
noun
one who claps applause

plaustra
plaustra
noun
a wagon

plaustrarius
plaustrārius
noun
A wagon - maker

plaustrarius
plaustrārius
adjective
of or belonging to a wagon

plaustrilucus
plaustrilūcus
adjective
shining like Charles's Wain

plaustrix
plaustrix
noun
a female applauder

plaustrum
plaustrum
noun
a wagon

plausus
plausus
noun
a clapping sound

plausus
plausus
noun

plausus
plausus
adjective

Plautianus
Plautiānus
adjective

Plautianus
Plautiānus
adjective
Plautian

Plautinus
Plautīnus
adjective
of or belonging to Plautus

Plautinus
Plautīnus
adjective

Plautius
Plautius
adjective
of or pertaining to a Plautius

Plautius
Plautius
noun
name of a Roman gens.

plautus
plautus
adjective
Flat

Plautus
Plautus
noun
an Umbrian surname

plebecula
plēbēcula
noun
the common people

plebeius
plēbēius
adjective
Of or belonging to the common people or commonalty

plebeius
plēbēius
noun
a plebeian

plebes
plēbes
noun

plebes
plēbēs
noun
the common people

plebicola
plēbicola
noun
one who courts the favor of the common people

plebicula
plēbicula
noun
the common people

plebis
plēbis
noun

plebis
plēbis
noun
the common people

plebi scitum
plēbi scītum
noun
a decree or ordinance of the people

plebiscitum
plēbiscītum
noun
a decree or ordinance of the people

plebitas
plēbitās
noun
the rank of a common citizen

plebs
plebs
noun
the common people

plecta
plecta
noun
a border

plectibilis
plectibilis
adjective
deserving punishment

plectilis
plectilis
adjective
plaited

plecto
plectō
verb
To plait

plecto
plēctō
verb
to beat

plectrifer
plectrifer
adjective
carrying the plectrum

plectripotens
plectripotens
adjective
master of or skilful with the plectrum

plectrum
plēctrum
noun
A little stick with which the player struck the chords of a stringed instrument

Pleias
Plēias
noun
One of the Seven Stars

Pleione
Plēionē
noun
A daughter of Oceanus and Tethys

Plejas
Plējas
noun
One of the Seven Stars

plejus
plējus
adjective
Of or belonging to the common people or commonalty

Plemmyrium
Plemmyrium
noun
a promontory of Sicily

Plemyri
Plēmyrī
noun
a promontory of Sicily

plene
plēnē
adverb

plene
plēnē
adverb

plenilunium
plēnilūnium
noun
the full moon

plenitas
plēnitās
noun
a being full

plenitudo
plēnitūdō
noun
a being full

plenum
plēnum
noun
space occupied by matter

plenus
plēnus
adjective
full

pleo
pleō
verb
to fill

pleonasmus
pleonasmus
noun
a pleonasm

pleraque
plēraque
noun
all

pleraque
plēraquē
adverb
mostly

plerique
plērīque
cross-reference

pleroma
plērōma
noun
fulness

pleromarius
plērōmārius
noun
a seaman

pleroticus
plērōticus
adjective
serving to fill out

plerumque
plērumquē
adverb
the greatest part

plerus
plērus
adjective
very many

plerusque
plērusque
adjective
very many

Plestina
Plestina
noun
a town of the Marsi

pletura
plētūra
noun
fulness

Pleumosius
Pleumosius
noun
a people of Belgic Gaul

Pleumoxius
Pleumoxius
noun
a people of Belgic Gaul

pleuricus
pleuricus
adjective
at or on the side

pleurisis
pleurisis
noun
pleurisy

pleuritici
pleurīticī
adverb
pleuritic patients

pleuriticus
pleurīticus
adjective
affected with pleurisy

pleuritis
pleurītis
noun
A sharp pain in the side

Pleuron
Pleuron
noun
a city in Aetolia

Pleuronia
Pleurōnia
noun
Aetolia

Pleuronius
Pleurōnius
adjective
of or belonging to Pleuron

Plexippus
Plexippus
noun
One of the fifty sons of Aegyptus

plexus
plexus
verb
To plait

plexus
plexus
noun
a twining

plexus
plexus
adjective

Pliades
Pliades
cross-reference

Plias
Plias
cross-reference

Plias
Plīas
noun
One of the Seven Stars

Plias
Plias
noun
One of the Seven Stars

plicatilis
plicātilis
adjective
that may be folded together or doubled up

plicatrix
plicātrix
noun
she who folds clothes

plicatura
plicātūra
noun
a folding or doubling

plicitus
plicitus
adjective

plico
plicō
verb
to fold

Plinianus
Plīniānus
adjective
belonging to or named after a Pling

Plinius
Plīnius
noun
Pliny

plinthides
plinthides
noun
a register

plinthis
plinthis
noun
A square

plinthium
plinthium
noun
a hollow square figure

plinthos
plinthos
noun
the large flat member under the inferior moulding of a column

plinthus
plinthus
noun
the large flat member under the inferior moulding of a column

plisima
plisima
cross-reference

Plisthenes
Plisthenēs
noun
The son of Pelops

Plisthenides
Plisthenidēs
noun
a male descendant of Plisthenes

Plisthenius
Plisthenius
adjective
of or belonging to Plisthenes

Plistia
Plistia
noun
a city of the Samnites

plistolochia
plistolochia
noun
a plant facilitaling parturition

Plistonices
Plistonīcēs
noun
an epithet of Apion the grammarian

Plitendum
Plitendum
noun
a town of Asia

ploce
plocē
noun
a repeating of the same word with a different meaning

plodo
plōdō
verb
to clap

ploera
ploera
cross-reference

ploeres
ploeres
cross-reference

plorabilis
plōrābilis
adjective
lamentable

ploratio
plōrātiō
noun
a wailing

plorator
plōrātor
noun
a wailer

ploratus
plōrātus
noun
a wailing

ploro
plōrō
verb
To cry out

plosor
plōsor
noun
one who claps applause

plostellum
plostellum
noun
a small wagon or cart

plostrarius
plostrārius
adjective
of or belonging to a wagon

plostrarius
plostrārius
noun
A wagon - maker

plostrum
plostrum
noun
a wagon

plosus
plōsus
noun
a clapping sound

plosus
plōsus
cross-reference

Plota
Plōta
noun
an ancient name of the Strophades

Plotianus
Plōtiānus
adjective
Plautian

Plotinus
Plōtīnus
noun
a famous philosopher of the Eclectic school

Plotius
Plōtius
adjective
of or pertaining to a Plautius

Plotius
Plōtius
noun
name of a Roman gens.

plotus
plōtus
adjective
Flat

ploxemum
ploxemum
noun
a wagon-box

ploxenum
ploxenum
noun
a wagon-box

ploximum
ploximum
noun
a wagon-box

pluit
pluit
cross-reference

pluma
plūma
noun
a small

plumacium
plūmācium
noun
a feather pillow

plumalis
plūmālis
adjective
feathered

plumarius
plūmārius
noun
an embroiderer

plumarius
plūmārius
adjective
of or belonging to soft feathers

plumatile
plūmātile
noun
an embroidered garment

plumatus
plūmātus
adjective
P.a

plumbago
plumbāgō
noun
A species of lead ore

plumbarium
plumbārium
noun
a place to keep leaden vessels in

plumbarius
plumbārius
adjective
of or belonging to lead

plumbarius
plumbārius
noun
a plumber

plumbata
plumbāta
noun
Leaden balls

plumbata
plumbāta
noun

plumbatura
plumbātūra
noun
a soldering with lead

plumbatus
plumbātus
adjective
To make

plumbea
plumbea
noun
a leaden ball

plumbeum
plumbeum
noun
a leaden vessel

plumbeus
plumbeus
adjective
of or belonging to lead

plumbo
plumbō
verb
To lead

plumbosus
plumbōsus
adjective
full of lead

plumbum
plumbum
noun
lead

plumella
plūmella
noun
a small feather

plumesco
plūmescō
verb
to begin to have or get feathers

plumeus
plūmeus
adjective
downy

plumiger
plūmiger
adjective
feather-bearing

plumipes
plūmipes
adjective
feather-footed

plumo
plūmō
verb
To cover with feathers

plumosus
plūmōsus
adjective
full of down or feathers

plumula
plūmula
noun
a little downfeather

pluo
pluō
verb
to rain

pluor
pluor
noun
rain

pluralis
plūrālis
adjective
belonging or relating to more than one

pluralitas
plūrālitās
noun
Plurality

pluraliter
plūrāliter
adverb
in the plural

plurativum
plūrātīvum
noun
the plural number

plurativus
plūrātīvus
adjective
plural

pluriens
plūriens
adverb
often

pluries
plūries
adverb
often

plurifariam
plūrifāriam
adverb
in many parts or places

plurifarius
plūrifārius
adjective

pluriformis
plūriformis
adjective
having many forms

plurilaterus
plūrilaterus
adjective
having several sides

plurimum
plūrimum
adverb
very much

plurimus
plūrimus
adjective
most

plurivocus
plūrivocus
adjective
having several or many significations

plus
plūs
noun
The mass

plus
plūs
adjective
more

plusculum
plusculum
adverb
somewhat more

plusculus
plusculus
adjective
somewhat more

plusimus
plūsimus
adjective
most

plusimus
plūsimus
cross-reference

plutearius
pluteārius
noun
a maker of balustrades

pluteum
pluteum
noun
A penthouse

pluteus
pluteus
noun
A penthouse

plutiarius
plutiārius
noun
a maker of balustrades

Pluto
Plūtō
noun
the king of the Lower World

Pluton
Plūtōn
noun
the king of the Lower World

Plutonium
Plūtōnium
noun
a pestilential district in Asia

Plutonius
Plūtōnius
adjective
of or belonging to Pluto

plutor
plūtor
noun
the rainer

Plutus
Plūtus
noun
Plutus

pluvia
pluvia
noun
Rain

Pluvialia
Pluviālia
noun
one of the Fortunate Isles

pluvialis
pluviālis
adjective
of or belonging to rain

pluviaticus
pluviāticus
adjective
of or belonging to rain

pluviatilis
pluviātilis
adjective
of or belonging to rain

pluviosus
pluviōsus
adjective
full of rain

pluvium
pluvium
noun
the inner court of a dwelling

pluvius
pluvius
adjective
rainy

pneumaticus
pneumaticus
adjective
of or belonging to air or to wind

Pneumatomachus
Pneumatomachus
noun
a sect of heretics

pnigeus
pnīgeus
noun
a cover or damper

pnigitis
pnīgītis
noun
a kind of potter's clay

Pnytagoras
Pnytagorās
noun
a king of Cyprus

po
pō
cross-reference
insep. prep

po
pō
cross-reference

Poblilia
Poblilia
cross-reference
one of the rustic tribes

pocillator
pōcillātor
noun
a cupbearer

pocillum
pōcillum
noun
a little cup

poclum
pōclum
noun
a drinking-vessel

poculentus
pōculentus
adjective
That may be drunk

poculentus
pōculentus
adjective
drinkable

poculum
pōculum
noun
a drinking-vessel

podager
podager
noun
one who has the gout

podagra
podāgra
noun
the gout in the feet

podagra
podagra
noun
the gout in the feet

podagricus
podāgricus
noun
a gouty person

podagricus
podagricus
adjective
gouty

podagricus
podāgricus
adjective
gouty

podagricus
podagricus
noun
a gouty person

podagrosus
podagrōsus
adjective
having the gout

podagrosus
podāgrōsus
adjective
having the gout

Podalirius
Podalīrius
noun
Son of Aesculapius

poderes
podērēs
noun
a long garment descending to the ankle

poderis
podēris
noun
a long garment descending to the ankle

podex
pōdex
noun
the fundament

podia
podia
noun
a rope fastened to one of the lower corners of a sail

podiarius
podiārius
noun
one who performs mimes on the stage

podicus
podicus
adjective
of or belonging to a foot

podismatus
podismātus
adjective
measured out by feet

podismus
podismus
noun
a measuring out by feet

podium
podium
noun
an elevated place

Poeantiades
Poeantiadēs
noun
the son of Paeas

Poeantius
Poeantius
adjective
of or belonging to Paeas

Poeas
Poeas
adjective
the father of Philoctetes

Poecile
Poecilē
noun
The picture-gallery

Poeeessa
Poeēessa
noun
An ancient name of the island of Rhodes

Poeessa
Poeessa
noun
An ancient name of the island of Rhodes

poema
poēma
noun
a composition in verse

poematium
poēmatium
noun
a little or short poem

Poemenis
Poemenis
noun
the name of a dog

poena
poena
noun
indemnification

poenalis
poenālis
adjective
of or belonging to punishment

poenaliter
poenāliter
adverb
by punishment or penalty

poenals
poenāls
noun
men subject to punishment

poenarius
poenārius
adjective
of or belonging to punishment

Poenice
Poenicē
adverb
in the Punic

Poenice
Poenicē
adverb

poeniceus
poenīceus
adjective
purple-red

Poeniceus
Poenīceus
adjective

Poenicus
Poenicus
adjective
Punic

Poenicus
Poenicus
adjective

Poeninus
Poenīnus
adjective
of or belonging to the Pennine Alps

Poeninus
Poenīnus
adjective

poenio
poeniō
verb

poenior
poenior
verb
To inflict punishment upon

poenitendus
poenitendus
adjective
to be repented of

poenitens
poenitens
adjective

poenitenter
poenitenter
cross-reference

poenitentia
poenitentia
noun

poeniteo
poeniteō
cross-reference
to cause to repent

poeniteo
poeniteō
verb

poenitio
poenītiō
noun

poenitudo
poenitūdō
cross-reference

poenosus
poenosus
adjective
painful

Poenulus
Poenulus
noun
The Young Carthaginian

Poenus
Poenus
noun
a Carthaginian

Poenus
Poenus
adjective
Punic

Poenus
Poenus
adjective

Poenus
Poenus
noun

Poenus
Poenus
noun
the Phaenicians

poesis
poēsis
noun
The art of composing poems

poeta
poēta
noun
a maker

Poetelius
Poetelius
noun
name of a Roman gens

poetica
poētica
noun
the poetic art

poetica
poētica
noun

poetice
poēticē
noun
the poetic art

poetice
poēticē
noun

poetice
poēticē
adverb
after the manner of poets

poeticus
poēticus
adjective
poetic

poetilla
poētilla
cross-reference

Poetneum
Poetneum
noun
a fortress of Athamania

poetor
poētor
verb
to be a poet

poeto
poētō
verb

Poetovio
Poetoviō
noun
a city in Pannonia

poetria
poētria
noun
a poetess

poetris
poētris
noun
a poetess

pogonias
pōgōniās
noun
a kind of comet

Pogonus
Pogonus
noun
a harbor in Argolis

pol
pol
interjection
by Pollux! indeed! truly!

pol
pol
interjection

Pola
Pola
noun
a maritime town of Istria

polea
pōlea
noun
the dung of an ass's foal

Polemo
Polemō
noun
A Grecian philosopher at Athens

Polemon
Polemōn
noun
A Grecian philosopher at Athens

Polemoneus
Polemōnēus
adjective
Polemonian

polemonia
polemōnia
noun
Greek valerian

Polemoniacus
Polemōniacus
adjective

Polemoniacus
Polemōniacus
adjective
Polemonian

polenta
polenta
noun
peeled barley

polentarius
polentārius
adjective
of or belonging to pearl-barley

Polentia
Pōlentia
noun
A city in Picenum

Polentinus
Pōlentīnus
adjective
of or belonging to Pollentia

polentum
polentum
noun
peeled barley

polia
pōlīa
noun
a stud of horses

polia
polia
noun
a precious stone of a gray color

poliium
poliium
noun
a strong-smelling plant

polimen
polīmen
noun
Polish

polimentum
polīmentum
noun
the testicles

polimine
polimine
noun
the testicles

polindrum
polindrum
noun

polio
poliō
noun

Polio
Pōliō
noun
the name of a music-teacher

polio
poliō
verb
to smooth

Polio
Pōliō
noun
a Roman surname

polion
polion
noun
a strong-smelling plant

Poliorcetes
Poliorcētēs
noun
a surname of Demetrius

polite
polītē
adverb
in a polished manner

Polites
Polītēs
noun
a son of Priam

politia
polītīa
noun
The State

politicus
polīticus
adjective
of or belonging to civil polity or to the State

politio
polītiō
noun
a smoothing

politor
polītor
noun
one who furbishes or polishes

Politorium
Politorium
noun
a town of Latium

politura
polītūra
noun
a furbishing

politus
polītus
adjective
polished

politus
polītus
adjective

polium
polium
noun

Polla
Polla
noun
a female proper name

pollen
pollen
noun
fine flour

pollens
pollens
adjective

pollens
pollens
adjective
strong

pollenter
pollenter
adverb
powerfully

Pollentia
Pollentia
noun
A city in Picenum

pollentia
pollentia
noun
might

Pollentinus
Pollentīnus
noun
the Pollentians

Pollentinus
Pollentīnus
adjective
of or belonging to Pollentia

polleo
polleō
verb
to be strong

Pollex
Pollex
noun
the name of a slave of Cicero

pollex
pollex
noun
The thumb

Pollia tribus
Pollia tribus
expression
one of the Roman tribes

pollicaris
pollicāris
adjective
of or belonging to a thumb

polliceo
polliceō
verb
to forebode

polliceorr
polliceor
verb
To hold forth

pollicitatio
pollicitātiō
noun
a promising

pollicitator
pollicitātor
noun
a promiser

pollicitatrix
pollicitātrix
noun
she that promises

pollicitor
pollicitor
verb
to promise

pollicitum
pollicitum
noun
something promised

pollicitum
pollicitum
noun

pollicitus
pollicitus
adjective

pollictor
pollictor
noun
one who washes corpses and prepares them for burning

pollinaris
pollināris
adjective
of or belonging to fine flour

pollinarius
pollinārius
adjective
of or belonging to fine flour

pollinctor
pollinctor
noun
one who washes corpses and prepares them for burning

pollinctus
pollinctus
adjective

pollingo
pollingō
verb
to wash a corpse

pollio
polliō
cross-reference

Pollio
Polliō
noun
a Roman surname

Pollio
Polliō
noun
the name of a music-teacher

pollis
pollis
noun
fine flour

pollubrum
pollūbrum
noun
a wash-basin

polluceo
pollūceō
verb
to place upon the altar as a sacrifice to the deity

Polluces
Pollūcēs
noun
a famous pugilist

Polluces
Pollūcēs
noun

pollucibilis
pollūcibilis
adjective
sumptuous

pollucibilitas
pollūcibilitās
noun
magnificence

pollucibiliter
pollūcibiliter
adverb
sumptuously

pollucte
polluctē
noun

pollucte
polluctē
adverb
with rich offerings

polluctum
polluctum
noun
the thing offered

polluctum
polluctum
noun

polluctura
polluctūra
noun
a sumptuous entertainment

polluctus
polluctus
adjective

pollulus
pollulus
cross-reference

pollulus
pollulus
adjective
little

polluo
polluō
verb
to soil

pollutio
pollūtiō
noun
defilement

pollutrix
pollūtrix
noun
a polluter

pollutus
pollūtus
adjective
polluted

Pollux
Pollux
noun
a famous pugilist

polose
polōsē
adverb
going through the poles

polteo
polteō
cross-reference

polubrum
pōlūbrum
noun
a wash-basin

polubrum
pōlūbrum
cross-reference

polulus
pōlulus
adjective
little

Polus
Polus
noun
a celebrated Greek tragic actor

polus
polus
noun
the end of an axis

Polus
Polus
noun
a celebrated Grecian sculptor from Argos or Sicyon

Polusca
Polusca
noun
a small and very ancient town in Latium

polvinar
polvīnar
noun
a couch made of cushions

polyacanthos
polyacanthos
noun
a kind of thistle

Polyaegos
Polyaegos
noun
an island of the Aegean Sea

Polyaenus
Polyaenus
noun
a mathematician

polyandrion
polyandrion
noun
a common burial-place

polyanthemum
polyanthemum
noun
a caustic plant

polyarchion
polyarchion
noun
a kind of soothing ointment

polyarcyon
polyarcyon
noun
a kind of soothing ointment

Polybe
Polybē
noun
one of the fifty daughters of Danaus

Polybius
Polybius
noun
a celebrated Greek historian from Megalopolis

Polybus
Polybus
noun
A king of Corinth

polycarpos
polycarpos
noun
a plant

polychronius
polychronius
adjective
long-lived

Polycleteius
Polyclētēīus
adjective
Polycletean

Polycleteus
Polyclētēus
adjective
Polycletean

Polyclitetus
Polyclītētus
noun
a celebrated Grecian sculptor from Argos or Sicyon

Polyclitus
Polyclītus
noun
a celebrated Grecian sculptor from Argos or Sicyon

polycnemon
polycnēmon
noun
a plant

Polycrates
Polycratēs
noun
a prince of Samos

Polycratia
Polycratia
noun
wife of the Achaean chief Aratus

Polydaemon
Polydaemon
noun
a descendant of Semiramis

Polydamanteus
Pōlydamantēus
adjective
of or belonging to Polydamas

Polydamanteus
Polydamantēus
adjective
of or belonging to Polydamas

Polydamas
Polydamas
adjective
A Trojan

Polydamas
Pōlydamas
adjective
A Trojan

Polydecta
Polydecta
noun
a king of Seriphus

Polydectes
Polydectēs
noun
a king of Seriphus

Polydector
Polydector
noun
one of the fifty sons of Aegyptus

Polydoreus
Polydōrēus
adjective
of Polydorus

Polydorus
Polydōrus
noun
a son of Priam and Hecuba

polygala
polygala
noun
the herb milkwort

Polygnotus
Polygnōtus
noun
a celebrated Grecian painter and statuary of Thasus

polygonaton
polygonaton
noun
The plant called Solomon's seal

polygonium
polygonium
noun
a plant

polygonium
polygonium
noun

polygonius
polygōnius
adjective
having many angles

polygonoides
polygonoīdes
noun
a species of the plant

polygonon
polygonon
noun
a plant

polygonos
polygonos
noun
a plant

polygonum
polygōnum
noun
a polygon

polygonus
polygonus
noun
a plant

polygrammos
polygrammos
noun
a sort of jasper

polygynaecon
polygynaecon
cross-reference

Polyhistor
Polyhistor
noun
The title of the natural history written by C. Julius Solinus

Polyhymnia
Polyhymnia
noun
one of the Muses

Polyidus
Polyidus
noun
a soothsayer

Polymachaeroplagides
Polymachaeroplagidēs
noun
a fictitious name of a soldier

Polymestor
Polymēstor
noun
a king of Thrace

Polymestor
Polymestor
cross-reference

polymitarius
polymitārius
noun
a damask-weaver

polymitarius
polymitārius
adjective
of damask

polymitum
polymitum
noun
damask

polymitus
polymitus
adjective
wrought with many treads

Polymnestor
Polymnēstor
noun
a king of Thrace

Polymnia
Polymnia
noun
one of the Muses

Polymnia
Polymnia
cross-reference

polymyxos
polymyxos
noun
adj. f

polyneuron
polyneuron
noun
a plant

Polynices
Polȳnīcēs
noun
son of Oedipus and Jocasta

polyonymos
polyōnymos
noun
a plant

polyphagus
polyphagus
noun
a glutton

Polyphemos
Polyphēmos
noun
The one-eyed Cyclops in Sicily

Polyphemus
Polyphēmus
noun
The one-eyed Cyclops in Sicily

Polyplusius
Polyplūsius
adjective
a fictitious name of a gens

polypodiion
polypodiion
noun
a kind of fern

polypodium
polypodium
noun
a kind of fern

polyposus
polypōsus
adjective
having a polypus in the nose

polyptoton
polyptōton
noun
a figure of speech

polyptychum
polyptychum
noun
accountbooks

polypus
pōlypus
noun
a polypus

polypus
polypus
noun
a polypus

polyrrhizon
polyrrhīzon
noun
a plant

polyrrhizos
polyrrhīzos
adjective
Having many roots

polysemus
polysēmus
adjective
having many significations

polysigma
polysigma
cross-reference
a too frequent repetition of the letter

polyspaston
polyspaston
noun
a hoisting-tackle with many pulleys

polythrix
polythrix
noun
Venus's-hair

Polytimetus
Polytīmētus
noun
a river of Sogdiana

polytrichon
polytrichon
noun
The herb golden-hair

Polyxena
Polyxena
noun
a daughter of Priam

Polyxenius
Polyxenius
adjective
of Polyxena

Polyxo
Polyxō
noun
A prophetess in Lemnos

polyzonos
polyzōnos
noun
a kind of black precious stone with many stripes

pomarium
pōmārium
noun
A fruit-garden

pomarius
pōmārius
noun
A store-room for fruit

pomarius
pōmārius
noun
a fruit-seller

pomarius
pōmārius
adjective
of or belonging to fruit or fruit-trees

pomeridianus
pōmerīdiānus
adjective
in the afternoon

pomerium
pōmērium
noun
the open space left free from buildings within and without the walls of a town

Pometia
Pōmētia
noun
a very old town of the Volsci

Pometinus
Pōmētīnus
adjective
of or belonging to Pometia

Pome tius
Pōmē tius
noun
a very old town of the Volsci

pometum
pōmētum
noun
a place planted with fruit-trees

pomifer
pōmifer
adjective
fruit-bearing

pomifera
pōmifera
noun
fruit-trees

pomoerium
pōmoerium
noun

pomoerium
pōmoerium
noun
the open space left free from buildings within and without the walls of a town

Pomona
Pōmōna
noun
The goddess of fruit and fruit-trees

Pomonal
Pōmōnal
noun
the temple of Pomona

Pomonalis
Pōmōnālis
adjective
of or belonging to Pomona

pomosus
pōmōsus
adjective
full of or abounding in fruit

pompa
pompa
noun
a solemn procession

pompabilis
pompābilis
adjective
pompous

pompabiliter
pompābiliter
adverb

pompalis
pompālis
adjective
showy

pompalitas
pompālitās
noun
splendor

pompaliter
pompāliter
adverb
splendidly

pompatice
pompāticē
adverb
with display

pompaticus
pompāticus
adjective
showy

pompatilis
pompātilis
adjective

pompatus
pompātus
adjective
magnificently ordered

pompatus
pompātus
adjective

Pompeius
Pompēius
noun
name of a Roman gens. So the famous Cn. Pompejus Magnus

Pompeius
Pompēius
adjective
of or belonging to a Pompey

Pompeja
Pompēja
noun
name of a Roman gens. So the famous Cn. Pompejus Magnus

Pompeja
Pompēja
noun

Pompejanum
Pompējānum
noun
a villa of Cicero

Pompejanus
Pompējānus
adjective

Pompejanus
Pompējānus
adjective
of or belonging to Pompeii

Pompejanus
Pompējānus
noun
the inhabitants of Pompeii

Pompejanus
Pompējānus
noun
the adherents or soldiers of Pompey

Pompejanus
Pompējānus
adjective
of Pompey

Pompejopolis
Pompējopolis
noun
A city of

Pompejus
Pompējus
noun
name of a Roman gens. So the famous Cn. Pompejus Magnus

Pompejus
Pompējus
adjective
of or belonging to a Pompey

Pompejus
Pompējus
noun
a maritime city in the south of Campania

Pompeum
Pompēum
noun
a building at Athens

pompholyx
pompholyx
noun
a substance deposited from the smoke of smelting-furnaces

Pompilianus
Pompiliānus
adjective
Pompilian

Pompilius
Pompilius
adjective
of or belonging to Pompilius

Pompilius
Pompilius
adjective
name of a Roman gens. The most celebrated is Numa Pompilius

pompilus
pompilus
noun
a seafish

pompilus
pompīlus
noun
a seafish

pompo
pompō
verb
to make or do

Pomponia
Pompōnia
cross-reference
Daughter of T. Pomponius Atticus

Pomponia
Pompōnia
noun
name of a Roman gens.

Pomponianus
Pompōniānus
adjective
of or belonging to a Pomponius

Pomponius
Pompōnius
noun
name of a Roman gens.

pompose
pompōsē
adverb
pompously

pomposus
pompōsus
adjective
pompous

Pomptinum
Pomptīnum
noun
the Pomptine district

Pomptinus
Pomptīnus
adjective
Pomptine

pomulum
pōmulum
noun
a little apple

pomum
pōmum
noun
fruit

pomus
pōmus
noun
a fruit-tree

pomusculum
pōmusculum
noun
small fruit

ponderabilis
ponderābilis
adjective
that can be weighed

ponderabiliter
ponderābiliter
adverb
ponderably

ponderale
ponderāle
noun
the public scales

ponderans
ponderans
adjective
weighing

ponderans
ponderans
adjective

ponderarium
ponderārium
noun
the place where public weights are kept and things are weighed

ponderate
ponderātē
adverb
with due consideration

ponderatim
ponderātim
adverb
with due consideration

ponderatio
ponderātiō
noun
a weighing

ponderator
ponderātor
noun
a weigher

ponderatura
ponderātūra
noun
a weighing

ponderatus
ponderātus
adjective

ponderatus
ponderātus
adjective
weighed

ponderitas
ponderitās
noun
weight

pondero
ponderō
verb
to weigh

ponderosus
ponderōsus
adjective
of great

pondiculum
pondiculum
noun
a small weight

pondo
pondō
adverb
by weight

pondus
pondus
noun
a weight

pondusculum
pondusculum
noun
a small weight

pone
pōnē
adverb
after

pono
pōnō
verb
to put or set down

Pons
Pons
noun
a geographical proper name

pons
pons
noun
a bridge

Pontia
Pontia
noun
an island in the Tuscan Sea

Pontia
Pontia
noun
a woman notorious as the poisoner of her own children

Pontia
Pontia
noun
the group of little islands which includes Ponza

ponticulus
ponticulus
noun
a little bridge

Ponticum
Ponticum
noun
the Black Sea

Ponticus
Ponticus
adjective

Ponticus
Ponticus
noun
a poet

Ponticus
Ponticus
adjective
of or belonging to Pontus

pontifex
pontifex
noun
a Roman high-priest

pontificalis
pontificālis
adjective
of or belonging to a pontifex

pontificatus
pontificātus
noun
the office or dignity of a pontifex

pontificium
pontificium
noun

pontificius
pontificius
adjective
of or belonging to a pontifex

pontificius
pontificius
noun
the pontifical books

pontilis
pontīlis
adjective
of or belonging to a bridge

Pontinus
Pontīnus
adjective
Pomptine

Pontinus
Pontīnus
adjective

Pontius
Pontius
noun
the name of a gens

pontivagus
pontivagus
adjective

ponto
pontō
noun
A kind of Gallic transport

pontonium
pontonium
noun
a small punt

pontufex
pontufex
noun
a Roman high-priest

Pontus
Pontus
noun
the Black Sea

pontus
pontus
noun
the sea

popa
popa
noun
A Roman inferior priest

popanum
popanum
noun
a sacrificial cake

popellus
popellus
noun
the rabble

Popilia
Popilia
noun
the name of a Roman gens. So esp.

Popilia
Popilia
cross-reference
one of the rustic tribes

Popilia
Popilia
cross-reference

Popilius
Popilius
noun
the name of a Roman gens. So esp.

Popilius
Popilius
adjective
of or belonging to a Popilius

Popillia
Popillia
cross-reference
one of the rustic tribes

Popillia
Popillia
cross-reference

Popillius
Popillius
noun
the name of a Roman gens. So esp.

Popillius
Popillius
noun
the name of a Roman gens. So esp.

popina
popīna
noun
a cook-shop

popinalis
popīnālis
adjective
of or belonging to a cook-shop

popinarius
popīnārius
noun
a cook

popinator
popīnātor
noun
a frequenter of cook-shops

popino
popīnō
noun
a frequenter of eating - houses

popinor
popīnor
verb
to frequent eating-houses

poples
poples
noun
the ham of the knee

poplice
poplice
adverb
On account

poplicitus
poplicitus
adverb

Poplicola
Poplicola
noun
a surname of

Poplicula
Poplicula
noun
a surname of

poplicus
poplicus
adjective

Poplifugium
Poplifugium
noun
a festival in memory of the people's flight to the rescue of the Latins

POPLUS
POPLUS
noun
a people

POPOLUS
POPOLUS
noun
a people

Poppaea
Poppaea
noun
the name of a Roman gens.

Poppaeanus
Poppaeānus
adjective
named after Poppaea

Poppaeus
Poppaeus
noun
the name of a Roman gens.

poppysma
poppysma
noun
a smacking or clucking with the tongue

poppysmus
poppysmus
noun
a smacking or clucking with the tongue

poppysmus
poppysmus
noun

poppyzon
poppȳzōn
noun
one who clucks with the tongue

Popugium
Popugium
noun
a festival in memory of the people's flight to the rescue of the Latins

populabilis
populābilis
adjective
that may be laid waste or ravaged

populabundus
populābundus
adjective
laying waste

populare
populāre
noun
the seats of the people in the theatre

popularis
populāris
noun
a countryman

popularis
populāris
noun
a citizen

popularis
populāris
adjective
of or belonging to the people

popularitas
populāritās
noun
A being of the same country

populariter
populāriter
adverb

populariter
populāriter
adverb

populars
populārs
noun
the people's party

populars
populārs
noun

populatim
populātim
adverb
from people to people

populatio
populātiō
noun
a laying waste

populatio
populātiō
noun
population

populator
populātor
noun
a devastator

populatrix
populātrix
noun
she that

populatus
populātus
noun
a laying waste

populetum
pōpulētum
noun
a poplar wood

populeus
pōpuleus
adjective
of or belonging to poplars

populifer
pōpulifer
adjective
poplar-bearing

Populifugium
Populifugium
noun

populiscitum
populiscītum
noun
a decree of the people

populito
populitō
verb
to lay waste

populneus
pōpulneus
adjective
of poplars

populnus
pōpulnus
adjective
of poplars

populor
populor
verb
to lay waste

populo
populō
verb

populor
populor
verb
to lay waste

Populonia
Populōnia
noun
a town on the coast of Etruria

Populonia
Populōnia
noun
a surname of Juno

Populoniensis
Populōniensis
noun
the inhabitants of Populonia

Populonium
Populōnium
noun
a town on the coast of Etruria

Populonius
Populōnius
noun
a town on the coast of Etruria

populositas
populōsitas
noun
a multitude

populosus
populōsus
adjective
abounding in people

populus
pōpulus
noun
a poplar

populus
populus
noun
a people

por
por
cross-reference

porca
porca
noun
the ridge between two furrows

porca
porca
noun
a female swine

porcarius
porcārius
adjective
of or belonging to a swine

porcarius
porcārius
noun
a swine-herd

porcastrum
porcastrum
noun
a plant

porcella
porcella
noun
a little female pig

porcellinus
porcellīnus
adjective
of young swine

porcellio
porcelliō
noun
a cheslip

porcellus
porcellus
noun
a little pig

porceo
porceo
verb
to keep off

porcetra
porcetra
noun
a sow that has once littered

porcetra
porcētra
noun
a sow that has once littered

porci
porci
noun

Porcia
Porcia
noun
the name of a Roman gens. The most celebrated are

porcilaca
porcilāca
noun
purslain

porcilia
porcilia
noun
a young sow

porciliaris
porciliāris
adjective
of or belonging to a young sow

porcillaca
porcillāca
noun
purslain

porcina
porcīna
noun
swine's flesh

porcinarium
porcīnārium
noun
a pigsty

porcinarius
porcīnārius
noun
a porkseller

porcinus
porcīnus
adjective
of a hog

Porcius
Porcius
adjective
of or belonging to a Porcius

Porcius
Porcius
noun
the name of a Roman gens. The most celebrated are

porcula
porcula
noun
a little sow

porculatio
porculātiō
noun
swinebreeding

porculator
porculātor
noun
one who rears young swine

porculetum
porculētum
noun
a field divided into beds

porculus
porculus
noun
a young swine

porcus
porcus
noun
a tame swine

porgo
porgō
verb

poricio
poriciō
verb
to lay before

porphyreticus
porphyrēticus
adjective
purple-red

porphyrio
porphyriō
noun
a species of water-fowl

Porphyrion
Porphyriōn
noun
One of the giants

porphyrites
porphyrītēs
noun
a purple-colored precious stone in Egypt

porphyritis
porphyrītis
noun
adj. f

porraceus
porrāceus
adjective
Of leeks

porrecte
porrectē
adverb
widely

porrectio
porrectiō
noun
a stretching out

porrectum
porrectum
noun
Extent

porrectus
porrectus
adjective
stretched out

porrectus
porrectus
adjective

porricia
porricia
noun
the parts of the victim consecrated to the gods

porricio
porriciō
verb
to lay before

porriginosus
porrīginōsus
adjective
full of dandruff

porrigo
porrīgō
noun
the scurf

porrigo
porrigō
verb
to stretch or spread out before one's self

Porrima
Porrima
noun
a Roman goddess worshipped by women

porrina
porrīna
noun
a bed of leeks

porrixo
porrixō
verb
to stretch out strongly

porro
porrō
adverb
forward

porrum
porrum
noun
a leek

porrus
porrus
noun
a leek

Porsena
Porsena
noun
a king of Etruria

Porsenna
Porsenna
noun
a king of Etruria

Porsina
Porsina
noun
a king of Etruria

porta
porta
noun
a gate of Rome near the Tiber

porta
porta
noun
a city-gate

portabilis
portābilis
adjective
that can be carried or borne

portarius
portārius
noun
a door-keeper

portatio
portātiō
noun
a carrying

portatoria
portātōria
noun
a sedan chair

portatorius
portātōrius
adjective
that serves for carrying

portatrix
portātrix
noun
she that carries

portella
portella
noun
a small door

portendo
portendō
verb
to point out

portentifer
portentifer
adjective

portentificus
portentificus
adjective
marvellous

portentosus
portentōsus
adjective
full of monsters

portentum
portentum
noun
a sign

portentum
portentum
noun

portentuosus
portentuōsus
adjective
full of monsters

portentus
portentus
adjective

Porthmeus
Porthmeus
noun
the ferryman

porthmos
porthmos
noun
a strait

Porthmos
Porthmos
noun
a town of Eubaea

porticatio
porticātiō
noun
a row of galleries or porticoes

porticula
porticula
noun
a small gallery or portico

porticulus
porticulus
noun

porticuncula
porticuncula
noun
a small gallery

porticus
porticus
noun
a walk covered by a roof supported on columns

portio
portiō
noun
a share

portionalis
portiōnālis
adjective
of or belonging to a part

portione
portiōnē
adverb

portisculus
portisculus
noun
a truncheon or hammer

portito
portitō
verb
to bear

portitor
portitor
noun
A carrier

portitor
portitor
noun
a tollgatherer

portitorium
portitōrium
noun
a toll-house

portiuncula
portiuncula
noun
a small part or portion

porto
portō
verb
to bear or carry along

portorium
portōrium
noun
A tax

Portuensis
Portuensis
adjective
of or belonging to the port of Ostia

portula
portula
noun
a small door or gate

portulaca
portulāca
noun
purslain

Portumnalis
Portumnālis
adjective
of or belonging to Portunus

Portumnus
Portumnus
noun
the protecting god of harbors

Portunale
Portūnāle
noun
the festival of Portunus

Portunalis
Portūnālis
adjective
of or belonging to Portunus

Portunus
Portūnus
noun
the protecting god of harbors

portuose
portuōsē
adverb
with many harbors

portuosus
portuōsus
adjective
full of or abounding in harbors

portus
portus
noun
an entrance

porus
pōrus
noun
tufa

porus
porus
noun
a passage

Porus
Pōrus
noun
a king of India

Posca
Posca
noun
a Roman surname

posca
posca
noun
an acidulous drink of vinegar and water

poscaenium
poscaenium
cross-reference

poscaenium
poscaenium
noun
the part of the theatre behind the scenes

poscinumius
poscinūmius
adjective
money-seeking

poscinummius
poscinummius
adjective
money-seeking

posco
poscō
verb
to ask for urgently

posculentus
posculentus
adjective
drinkable

posea
pōsea
noun
a kind of olive

posea
pōsea
noun

posia
pōsia
noun
a kind of olive

Posides
Posīdēs
noun
a freedman of the emperor Claudius

Posideum
Posīdēum
noun
A promontory of Ionia

Posidianus
Posīdiānus
adjective
Posidian

Posidonia
Posīdōnia
noun
the Greek name of Paestum

Posidonius
Posīdōnius
noun
a celebrated Stoic at Rhodes

posimerium
posimerium
noun
the open space left free from buildings within and without the walls of a town

posimerium
pōsimērium
noun

positio
positiō
noun
a putting

positivus
positīvus
adjective
positive

positor
positor
noun
a builder

positura
positūra
noun
position

positus
positus
adjective

positus
positus
noun
a position

positus
positus
adjective
placed

posquam
posquam
conjunction
After that

possessio
possessiō
noun
A taking possession of

possessiuncula
possessiuncula
noun
a small possession

possessivus
possessīvus
adjective
of or relating to possession

possessor
possessor
noun
a possessor

possessorius
possessōrius
adjective
of or relating to possession

possessus
possessus
noun
possession

possessus
possessus
adjective

possestrix
possestrix
noun
she that possesses

possibilis
possibilis
adjective
that may exist or may be done

possibilitas
possibilitās
noun
ability to do a thing

possibiliter
possibiliter
adverb

possideo
possideō
verb
to have and hold

possido
possīdō
verb
to take possession of

possum
possum
verb
v. n. irreg

post
post
adverb
behind

postauctumnalis
postauctumnālis
adjective
post - autumnal

postautumn
postautumn
adjective
post - autumnal

post ea
post ea
adverb
After this or that

postea
posteā
adverb
After this or that

postea quam
postea quam
cross-reference
after that

posteaquam
posteāquam
adverb

postella
postella
noun
a crupper

posteo
posteō
verb
to go after or behind

poster
poster
cross-reference

poster
poster
adjective
coming after

posterganeus
postergāneus
adjective
that is behind one's back

posterior
posterior
cross-reference
that comes or follows after

posterior
posterior
adjective

posteriore
posteriōre
noun
the posteriors

posterioris
posteriōris
noun
posterity

posteritas
posteritās
noun
future time

posterius
posterius
adverb
later

postero
posterō
verb
to be behind or later

posterula
posterula
noun
A small back door or gate

posterus
posterus
adjective
coming after

posterus
posterus
noun
coming generations

post factus
post factus
adjective
made or done afterwards

postfactus
postfactus
adjective
made or done afterwards

postfero
postferō
cross-reference
to put after

postfuturi, post futurum
postfutūri, post futūrum
expression

postfuturum
postfutūrum
noun
that which is to be

postfuturus
postfutūrus
noun
those yet to be

post genitus
post genitus
adjective
born afterwards

postgenitus
postgenitus
adjective
born afterwards

postgenitus
postgenitus
noun
posterity

posthabeo
posthabeō
verb
to place after

posthac
posthac
adverb
after this time

post haec
post haec
adverb
afterwards

posthaec
posthaec
adverb
afterwards

post hinc
post hinc
adverb
after this

posthinc
posthinc
adverb
after this

post hoc
post hoc
adverb
afterwards

posthoc
posthoc
adverb
afterwards

Posthumius
Posthumius
noun
name of a Roman gens.

Posthumius
Posthumius
adjective

posthumus
posthumus
adjective
the last

posthumus
posthumus
adjective

postibi
postibī
adverb
hereupon

postica
postīca
noun

postica
postīca
noun
a backdoor

posticipo
posticipō
verb
to take or receive afterwards

posticula
postīcula
noun
a little backdoor

posticulum
postīculum
noun
a small back building

posticum
postīcum
noun

posticum
postīcum
noun
A backdoor

posticus
postīcus
adjective
That is behind

postidea
postidea
adverb
after that

postilena
postilēna
noun
a crupper

postilio
postiliō
noun
a claim of a god upon men

post illa
post illa
adverb
after that

postilla
postillā
adverb
after that

postis
postis
noun
a post

postliminio
postlīminiō
adverb
by the right of postliminium

postliminium
postlīminium
noun
a return behind one's threshold

postmeridianus
postmerīdiānus
adjective

postmeridianus
postmerīdiānus
adjective
in the afternoon

post modo
post modo
adverb
afterwards

postmodo
postmodō
adverb
afterwards

postmodum
postmodum
adverb
afterwards

postmoerium
postmoerium
noun
the open space left free from buildings within and without the walls of a town

postomis
postomis
noun
a barnacle

postpartor
postpartor
noun
an inheritor

postpono
postpōnō
verb
to put after

postpositus
postpositus
adjective

postprincipium
postprincipium
noun
continuance

postputo
postputō
verb
to regard as secondary

postquam
postquam
conjunction
After that

postremitas
postrēmitās
noun
the last

postremo
postrēmō
adverb
at last

postremo
postrēmō
adjective

postremus
postrēmus
adjective
the hindmost

postremus
postrēmus
adjective

postridianus
postrīdiānus
adjective
that is

postridie
postrīdiē
adverb
on the day after

postriduanus
postrīduānus
adjective
that is

postriduo
postrīduo
adverb
on the day after

postriduo
postrīduō
adverb

postscaenium
postscaenium
noun
the part of the theatre behind the scenes

postscen
postscen
noun
the part of the theatre behind the scenes

postscribo
postscrībō
verb
to write after or under

postsignanus
postsignānus
noun
the soldiers who are stationed behind the standards

post sum
post sum
cross-reference
to be after or future

postsum
postsum
cross-reference
to be after or future

postularius
postulārius
adjective
that demands or claims

postulaticius
postulātīcius
adjective
demanded

postulatio
postulātiō
noun
a demanding

postulator
postulātor
noun
a claimant

postulatorius
postulātōrius
adjective

postulatrix
postulātrix
noun
she that demands

postulatum
postulātum
noun

postulatum
postulātum
noun

postulatum
postulātum
noun

postulatus
postulātus
noun
a claim or demand

postulio
postuliō
noun

postulo
postulō
verb
to ask

postumatus
postumātus
noun
the last or lowest place

Postumia
Postumia
noun
name of a Roman gens.

Postumianus
Postumiānus
adjective
of or belonging to a Postumius

Postumius
Postumius
adjective
Postumian

Postumius
Postumius
noun
name of a Roman gens.

postumo
postumō
verb
to come after

postumum
postumum
noun
that which is last

postumus
postumus
adjective
the last

postumus
postumus
adjective

Postumus
Postumus
noun
a Roman surname

postumus
postumus
noun
a posthumous child

postus
pōstus
adjective

postveniens
postveniens
adjective
coming after

Postverta
Postverta
noun
a goddess presiding over childbirth

Postvorta
Postvorta
noun
a goddess presiding over childbirth

Postvota
Postvōta
noun
an epithet of Venus

potabilis
pōtābilis
adjective
that may be drunk

potaculum
pōtāculum
noun
a drinking

potamantis
potamantis
noun
an Indian plant

Potamo
Potamō
noun
the secretary of the quaestor Caecilius in Sicily

potamogeton
potamogētōn
noun
a water-plant

potamogiton
potamogītōn
noun
a water-plant

potamophylacia
potamophylacia
noun
a water-plant

potatio
pōtātiō
noun
a drinking

potator
pōtātor
noun
a drinker

potatorius
pōtātōrius
adjective
of or belonging to drinking

potatus
pōtātus
noun
a drinking

potax
pōtax
adjective
given to drinking

pote
pote
adjective

pote
pote
adjective
able

potens
potens
adjective
able

potentator
potentātor
noun
a ruler

potentatus
potentātus
noun
might

potenter
potenter
adverb
strongly

potentia
potentia
noun
might

Potentia
Potentia
noun
A town in Picenum

potentialiter
potentiāliter
adverb
mightily

Potentinus
Potentīnus
noun
A town in Lucania

Potentinus
Potentīnus
adjective
Potentian

poterion
potērion
noun
a plant

poterium
potērium
noun
a drinking-vessel

potesse
potessē
adverb

potessim
potessim
adverb

potestas
potestās
noun
ability

potestativus
potestātīvus
adjective
denoting or containing power

potestur
potestur
cross-reference

Pothinus
Pothīnus
noun
the assassin of Pompey

pothos
pothos
noun
A summer flower

Potica
Pōtica
noun
the goddess of drinking among children

Potidaea
Potidaea
noun
a city of Pallene

Potidania
Potidānia
noun
a town in Aetolia

potilis
pōtilis
adjective
that pertains to drinking

Potina
Pōtīna
noun
the goddess that presides over children's drinking

Potinica
Pōtīnica
noun
the goddess that presides over children's drinking

potio
potiō
verb
to put into the power of

potior
potior
verb
to become master of

potio
pōtiō
noun
a drinking

potionarius
pōtiōnārius
adjective
of or belonging to drinking or to a drink

potionatus
pōtiōnātus
adjective
that has had a potion given him

potiono
pōtiōnō
verb
to give to drink

potior
potior
adjective
that may be preferred

potis
potis
adjective
able

potissime
potissimē
adverb
chiefly

potissimum
potissimum
adverb
chiefly

potissimus
potissimus
adjective
the chief

potissum
potissum
cross-reference

potissume
potissumē
adverb
chiefly

potissumum
potissumum
adverb
chiefly

Potitius
Potītius
adjective
name of a Roman gens.

potito
pōtitō
verb
to drink often

potitor
potītor
noun
a master

Potitus
Potitus
noun
a Roman surname

potitus
potītus
adjective

potitus
potītus
adjective

potiuncula
pōtiuncula
noun
a small draught or potion

potius
potius
adverb
rather

Potnia
Potnia
noun
a village in Baeotia

Potnias
Potnias
adjective
of Potniae

poto
pōtō
verb
to drink

potor
pōtor
noun
a drinker

potorium
pōtōrium
noun
a drinking-vessel

potorius
pōtōrius
adjective
of or belonging to drinking

potrix
pōtrix
noun
a female tippler

Potua
Pōtua
noun
the goddess of drinking

Potulanus
Potulānus
adjective
Potulan

potulentum
pōtulentum
noun
drinkables

potulentus
pōtulentus
adjective
drinkable

potulentus
pōtulentus
adjective
That may be drunk

potus
pōtus
adjective

potus
pōtus
adjective

potus
pōtus
noun
a drinking

practicus
practicus
adjective
active

prae
praē
adverb
before

praeaccipio
praeaccipiō
verb
to admit antecedently

praeacuo
praeacuō
verb
to sharpen before or at one end

praeacute
praeacūtē
adverb
very acutely

praeacutus
praeacūtus
adjective

praeaequo
praeaequō
verb
to make equal before

praealte
praealtē
adverb
very deeply

praealtus
praealtus
adjective
Verg high

praeambulo
praeambulō
verb
to walk before

praeambulus
praeambulus
adjective
walking before

praeaudio
praeaudiō
verb
to hear beforehand

praeauditus
praeaudītus
adjective
heard before

praebenda
praebenda
noun
the support or allowance afforded by the State to a private person

praebeo
praebeō
verb
to hold forth

praebibo
praebibō
verb
to drink before

praebitio
praebitiō
noun
a giving

praebitor
praebitor
noun
a giver

praebitum
praebitum
noun
what is furnished

praebitus
praebitus
adjective

praebium
praebium
noun
an amulet

praecadens
praecadens
adjective
falling forwards

praecaeco
praecaecō
verb
to blind beforehand

praecaedo
praecaedō
verb

praecaedo
praecaedō
verb
to cut off in front

praecalefactus
praecalefactus
adjective
warmed very much

praecalfactus
praecalfactus
adjective
warmed very much

praecalidus
praecalidus
adjective
very warm

praecalvus
praecalvus
adjective
very bald

praecandidus
praecandidus
adjective
very white

praecano
praecanō
verb
To foretell

praecantatio
praecantātiō
noun
an enchantment

praecantator
praecantātor
noun
an enchanter

praecantatrix
praecantātrix
cross-reference

praecanto
praecantō
verb
To foretell

praecantor
praecantor
noun
an enchanter

praecantrix
praecantrix
noun
an enchantress

praecanus
praecānus
adjective
gray before one's time

praecarpo
praecarpō
cross-reference

praecarpo
praecarpō
verb
To pluck

praecatechizatus
praecatēchīzātus
adjective
previously instructed

praecautio
praecautiō
noun
precaution

praecautus
praecautus
adjective

praecaveo
praecaveō
verb
to guard against beforehand

praecedo
praecēdō
verb
to go before

praeceler
praeceler
cross-reference
very swift or quick

praecelero
praecelerō
verb
to hasten before or in advance

praecellens
praecellens
adjective

praecellens
praecellens
adjective
surpassing

praecellentia
praecellentia
noun
excellence

praecelleo
praecelleō
verb

praecello
praecellō
verb
to rise above

praecelsus
praecelsus
adjective
very high or lofty

praecentio
praecentiō
noun
a singing or playing before

praecento
praecentō
verb
to sing before

praecentor
praecentor
noun
a leader

praecentorius
praecentōrius
adjective
of or belonging to a prelude

praeceps
praeceps
cross-reference
headlong

praeceps
praeceps
adjective
headforemost

praeceps
praeceps
adjective
Great danger

praeceps
praeceps
adjective
a steep place

praeceptio
praeceptiō
noun
A taking beforehand

praeceptive
praeceptīvē
adverb
preceptively

praeceptivus
praeceptīvus
adjective
preceptive

praecepto
praeceptō
verb
to prescribe often

praeceptor
praeceptor
noun
One who seizes beforehand

praeceptorius
praeceptōrius
adjective

praeceptrix
praeceptrix
noun
a preceptress

praeceptum
praeceptum
noun

praeceptum
praeceptum
noun
a maxim

praeceptus
praeceptus
adjective

praecerpo
praecerpō
verb
To pluck

praecerptus
praecerptus
adjective

praecertatio
praecertātiō
cross-reference

praecessor
praecessor
noun
A predecessor

praecia
praecia
noun
a kind of grape-vine

praecia
praecia
cross-reference

praecia
praecia
noun
a public crier or herald

Praecianus
Praeciānus
adjective

praecidaneus
praecīdāneus
adjective
that is slaughtered or sacrificed before

praecidarius
praecīdārius
adjective

praecido
praecīdō
verb
to cut off in front

praecinctio
praecinctiō
noun
a girding about

praecinctorium
praecinctōrium
noun
a girdle

praecinctura
praecinctūra
noun
a girding

praecinctus
praecinctus
adjective

praecinctus
praecinctus
noun
a girding

praecingo
praecingō
verb
to gird about

praecino
praecinō
verb
to sing or play before

praecipes
praecipes
adjective
headforemost

praecipes
praecipes
adjective

praecipiens
praecipiens
adjective
a teacher

praecipiens
praecipiens
adjective

praecipio
praecipiō
verb
to take or seize beforehand

praecipitanter
praecipitanter
adverb
hastily

praecipitantia
praecipitantia
noun
a falling headlong

praecipitatio
praecipitātiō
noun
a falling headlong

praecipitator
praecipitātor
noun
a destroyer

praecipitium
praecipitium
noun
a steep place

praecipito
praecipitō
verb
to throw or cast down headlong

praecipue
praecipuē
adverb
chiefly

praecipuum
praecipuum
noun
excellence

praecipuum
praecipuum
noun
that which is received from an inheritance before the general distribution of the property

praecipuum
praecipuum
noun

praecipuus
praecipuus
adjective
that is taken before other things

praecise
praecīsē
adverb

praecise
praecīsē
adverb

praecisio
praecīsiō
noun
A cutting off

praecisum
praecīsum
noun
a piece of meat cut off

praecisum
praecīsum
noun

praecisura
praecīsūra
noun
a cutting

praecisus
praecīsus
adjective

praecisus
praecīsus
adjective

praeclamitator
praeclāmitātor
cross-reference

praeclamo
praeclāmō
verb
to call out beforehand

praeclare
praeclārē
adverb
Very clearly

praeclareo
praeclāreō
verb
to shine forth

praeclaritas
praeclāritās
noun
excellence

praeclariter
praeclāriter
adverb
excellently

praeclarus
praeclārus
adjective
very clear

praeclavium
praeclāvium
noun
the part of the dress before the purple stripe

praecludo
praeclūdō
verb
to shut to

praeclueo
praeclueō
verb
to be very famous or renowned

praecluis
praecluis
adjective
very celebrated

praecluo
praecluō
verb

praecluo
praecluō
verb
v. n

praeclusio
praeclūsiō
noun
a shuting or damming up

praeclusor
praeclūsor
noun
one that shuts up

praeclusus
praeclūsus
adjective

praeco
praecō
noun
a crier

praecoce
praecoce
noun
places where fruits ripen early

praecoctus
praecoctus
adjective

praecoepi
praecoepi
verb
to begin before

praecogitatio
praecōgitātiō
noun
a thinking or considering beforehand

praecogito
praecōgitō
verb
to think upon

praecognitio
praecognitiō
noun
foreknowledge

praecognitor
praecognitor
noun
he who knows beforehand

praecognosco
praecognoscō
verb
to foreknow

praecolo
praecolō
verb
To cultivate beforehand

praecommodo
praecommodō
verb
to advance as a loan

praecommoveo
praecommoveō
verb
to move greatly

praecompositus
praecompositus
adjective
composed or prepared beforehand

praeconcinnatus
praeconcinnātus
adjective
arranged or prepared beforehand

praecondio
praecondiō
verb
to season beforehand

praeconditus
praeconditus
adjective
Part

praeconialis
praecōniālis
adjective
to be praised or commended

praeconialiter
praecōniāliter
adverb
honorably

praeconiatio
praecōniātiō
noun
high commendation

Praeconinus
Praecōnīnus
noun
a Roman surname

praeconium
praecōnium
noun
The office of a public crier

praeconium
praecōnium
noun

praeconius
praecōnius
adjective
of or belonging to a

praeconor
praecōnor
verb
to perform the office of public crier or herald

praeconspicabilis
praeconspicābilis
adjective
very remarkable

praeconsumo
praeconsūmō
verb
to waste or spend beforehand

praecontrecto
praecontrectō
verb
to feel or handle beforehand

praecoque
praecoquē
adjective

praecoquis
praecoquis
adjective
ripe before its time

praecoquis
praecoquis
adjective

praecoquo
praecoquō
verb
To boil beforehand

praecoquus
praecoquus
adjective
ripe before its time

praecoquus
praecoquus
adjective

praecordium
praecordium
noun
the muscle which separates the heart and lungs from the abdomen

praecorrumpo
praecorrumpō
verb
to corrupt or bribe beforehand

praecox
praecox
adjective
ripe before its time

praecrassus
praecrassus
adjective
very thick

praecrepo
praecrepō
verb
to sound or resound beforehand

praecrudesco
praecrūdescō
verb
to grow very hard

praeculco
praeculcō
verb
to impress strongly or beforehand

praecultus
praecultus
adjective

praecultus
praecultus
adjective
highly ornamented

praecupidus
praecupidus
adjective
very desirous or fond of

praecuro
praecūrō
verb
to care for beforehand

praecurrens
praecurrens
noun
things that go before

praecurrens
praecurrens
noun

praecurro
praecurrō
verb
to run before

praecursator
praecursātor
noun
an advanced guard

praecursio
praecursiō
noun
a coming or going before

praecursor
praecursor
noun
one who runs before

praecursorius
praecursōrius
adjective
precursory

praecursus
praecursus
noun
a forerunning

praecursus
praecursus
adjective
having preceded

praecursus
praecursus
adjective

praecutio
praecutiō
verb
to shake

praeda
praeda
noun
property taken in war

praedabundus
praedābundus
adjective
ravaging

praedamnatio
praedamnātiō
noun
precondemnation

praedamno
praedamnō
verb
to condemn beforehand

praedaticius
praedātīcius
adjective
taken as booty or plunder

praedatio
praedātiō
noun
a taking of booty

praedatius
praedātius
adjective
taken as booty or plunder

praedator
praedātor
noun
a plunderer

praedatorius
praedātōrius
adjective
plundering

praedatrix
praedātrix
noun
she that plunders

praedatum
praedātum
noun
that which has been obtained by plunder

praedatus
praedatus
adjective
given beforehand

praedatus
praedātus
adjective
that has made booty

praedatus
praedātus
adjective

praedecessor
praedēcessor
noun
a predecessor

praedelasso
praedēlassō
verb
to weary out or weaken beforehand

praedelegatio
praedēlēgātiō
noun
an assignment or delegation before the time

praedemonstro
praedēmonstrō
verb
to demonstrate beforehand

praedensus
praedensus
adjective
very thick

praedesignatus
praedēsignātus
adjective
designated beforehand

praedestinatio
praedestinātiō
noun
a determining beforehand

praedestino
praedestinō
verb
to determine beforehand

praedetermino
praedēterminō
verb
to fix beforehand

praedexter
praedexter
adjective
very skilful

praediator
praediātor
noun
a purchaser of mortgaged estates sold at auction

praediatorius
praediātōrius
adjective
relating to the sale of estates at auction

praediatura
praediātūra
noun
the purchase of estates at auction

praediatus
praediātus
adjective
Possessing landed properly

praedicabilis
praedicābilis
adjective
praiseworthy

praedicamentum
praedicāmentum
noun
that which is predicated

praedicatio
praedicātiō
noun
A public proclaiming

praedicativus
praedicātīvus
adjective
declaring

praedicator
praedicātor
noun
one who makes a thing publicly known

praedicatorius
praedicātōrius
adjective
praising

praedicatrix
praedicātrix
noun
she that makes known

praedico
praedīcō
verb
to say or mention before or beforehand

praedico
praedicō
verb
To cry in public

praedictio
praedictiō
noun
A premising

praedictivus
praedictīvus
adjective
foretelling

praedictum
praedictum
noun

praedictum
praedictum
noun

praedictus
praedictus
adjective

praedictus
praedictus
adjective
previously named

praedifficilis
praedifficilis
adjective
very difficult

praedigestus
praedīgestus
adjective
that has well digested

praediolum
praediolum
noun
a small farm or estate

praedirus
praedīrus
adjective
very frightful

praedisco
praediscō
verb
to learn beforehand

praedispositus
praedispositus
adjective
prepared beforehand

praeditus
praeditus
adjective
Endowed

praedium
praedium
noun
a farm

praedives
praedīves
adjective
very rich

praedivinatio
praedīvīnātiō
noun
a divining beforehand

praedivino
praedīvīnō
verb
to have a presentiment of

praedivinus
praedīvīnus
adjective
presaging

praedo
praedō
verb

praedo
praedō
noun
one that makes booty

praedor
praedor
verb
to make booty

praedoceo
praedoceō
verb
to teach

praedomo
praedomō
verb
to tame or subdue beforehand

praedonius
praedōnius
adjective
predatory

praedonulus
praedōnulus
noun
a little robber

praedopiont
praedopiont
cross-reference

praedotiont
praedotiont
cross-reference

praeduco
praedūcō
verb
to draw

praeductal
praeductal
noun
a pencil for drawing lines

praeductorius
praeductōrius
adjective
of or for drawing forwards

praeductus
praeductus
adjective

praedulce
praedulce
noun
over-sweet things

praedulce
praedulcē
adverb
very sweetly

praedulcis
praedulcis
adjective
very sweet

praedure
praedurē
adverb
very hardy

praeduro
praedūrō
verb
to make very hard

praedurus
praedūrus
adjective
very hard

praeeligo
praeēligō
verb
to choose rather

praeeminentia
praeēminentia
noun
pre-eminence

praeemineo
praeēmineō
verb
to project forwards

praeemptor
praeemptor
noun
one who purchases before others

praeeo
praeeō
verb
to go before

praeesus
praeēsus
adjective
eaten before

praeexercitamentum
praeexercitāmentum
noun
a previous or preparatory exercise

praefacilis
praefacilis
adjective
very easy

praefactus
praefactus
adjective
done beforehand

praefactus
praefactus
adjective

praefamen
praefāmen
noun
a preface

praefandum
praefandum
noun
foul expressions

praefandus
praefandus
adjective
for which must be asked

praefandus
praefandus
adjective

praefascine
praefascinē
adverb

praefascini
praefascini
adverb
meaning no evil

praefatigatus
praefatīgātus
adjective
wearied beforehand

praefatio
praefātiō
noun
a saying beforehand

praefatiuncula
praefātiuncula
noun
a short preface or opening

praefatum
praefātum
noun
a preface

praefatum
praefātum
noun

praefatus
praefātus
noun
a saying beforehand

praefatus
praefātus
adjective
mentioned or stated before

praefatus
praefātus
adjective

praefectianus
praefectiānus
noun

praefectianus
praefectiānus
adjective
of or belonging to the praetorian prefect

praefectio
praefectiō
noun
a setting before

praefectorius
praefectōrius
noun

praefectorius
praefectōrius
adjective
of or belonging to a prefect

praefectura
praefectūra
noun
the office of a president or overseer

praefectus
praefectus
adjective
done beforehand

praefectus
praefectus
noun
an overseer

praefectus
praefectus
noun

praefectus
praefectus
adjective

praefecundus
praefēcundus
adjective
very fruitful

praefericulum
praefericulum
noun
a broad brazen dish used at sacrifices

praefero
praeferō
verb
to bear before

praeferox
praeferox
adjective
very fierce

praeferratus
praeferrātus
adjective
tipped or shod with iron

praefertilis
praefertilis
adjective
very fruitful or fertile

praefervidus
praefervidus
adjective
very hot

praefestinatim
praefestīnātim
adverb
very hurriedly

praefestino
praefestīnō
verb
To hasten before the time

praefica
praefica
noun
a woman hired to lament at the head of a funeral procession

praeficio
praeficiō
verb
to set over

praefidens
praefīdens
adjective
trusting too much

praefidenter
praefīdenter
adverb
too confidently

praefigo
praefīgō
verb
to fix or fasten before

praefiguratio
praefigūrātiō
noun
a prefiguration

praefigurator
praefigūrātor
noun
one who prefigures

praefiguro
praefigūrō
verb
to prefigure

praefinio
praefīniō
verb
to determine

praefinitio
praefīnītiō
noun
a determining or fixing beforehand

praefinito
praefīnītō
adverb
in the prescribed manner

praefiscine
praefiscinē
adverb
meaning no evil

praefiscini
praefiscini
adverb
meaning no evil

praefletus
praeflētus
adjective

praefloreo
praeflōreō
verb
to flower or blossom before the time

praefloro
praeflōrō
verb
to deprive of its blossoms beforehand

praefluo
praefluō
verb
to flow by or past

praefluus
praefluus
adjective
flowing by or past

praefor
praefor
verb
to say or utter beforehand

praefocabilis
praefōcābilis
adjective
that has the power of choking

praefocatio
praefōcātiō
noun
a choking

praefoco
praefōcō
verb
to choke

praefodio
praefodiō
verb
To dig before or in front of

praefoecundus
praefoecundus
adjective

praefomento
praefōmentō
verb
to warm or foment beforehand

praeformator
praeformātor
noun
that forms or arranges beforehand

praeformido
praeformīdō
verb
to fear beforehand

praeformo
praeformō
verb
to form or fashion beforehand

praefortis
praefortis
adjective
very strong

praefotus
praefōtus
adjective
warmed or fomented beforehand

praefracte
praefractē
adverb
sternly

praefractus
praefractus
adjective

praefractus
praefractus
adjective
broken

praefrigidus
praefrīgidus
adjective
very cold

praefringo
praefringō
verb
to break off before or at the end

praefugio
praefugiō
verb
to flee before

praefulcio
praefulciō
verb
To prop up

praefulgeo
praefulgeō
verb
to beam or shine forth

praefulgidus
praefulgidus
adjective
very bright

praefulguro
praefulgurō
verb
to flash forth

praefultus
praefultus
adjective

praefundo
praefundō
verb
to pour out before or in addition to

praefurnium
praefurnium
noun
The opening of a furnace

praefuro
praefurō
verb
to rage violently

praefuscus
praefuscus
adjective
very swarthy or black

praegaudeo
praegaudeō
verb
to rejoice greatly

praegelidus
praegelidus
adjective
very cold

praegeneratus
praegenerātus
adjective
generated before

praegermino
praegerminō
verb
to bud forth early

praegero
praegerō
verb
To bear or carry before

praegestio
praegestiō
verb
to desire greatly

praegestum
praegestum
noun
things done before

praegestus
praegestus
adjective

praegigno
praegignō
verb

praegloriosus
praeglōriōsus
adjective
very famous

praegnans
praegnans
adjective
with child

praegnas
praegnas
adjective
with child

praegnas
praegnas
adjective

praegnatio
praegnātiō
noun
a getting with child or with young

praegnatus
praegnātus
noun
pregnancy

praegnatus
praegnātus
adverb
pregnant

praegnaviter
praegnāviter
adverb

praegnax
praegnax
adjective
inclined to pregnancy

praegno
praegnō
verb
to be pregnant

praegracilis
praegracilis
adjective
very slender

praegrado
praegradō
verb
to go before

praegrandis
praegrandis
adjective
very large

praegravidus
praegravidus
adjective
very heavy

praegravis
praegravis
adjective
very heavy

praegravo
praegravō
verb
to press heavily upon

praegredior
praegredior
verb
to go before or in advance

praegressio
praegressiō
noun
a going before

praegressus
praegressus
noun
a going in advance

praegressus
praegressus
adjective

praegubernans
praegubernans
adjective
steering or guiding forwards

praegustator
praegustātor
noun
a foretaster

praegusto
praegustō
verb
To taste beforehand

praegypso
praegypsō
verb
to cover over with gypsum

praehendo
praehendō
verb
to lay hold of

praehibeo
praehibeō
verb
to hold forth

praeicio
praeiciō
verb
to cast or throw up in front

praeiens
praeiens
adjective

praeiens
praeiens
noun
he who precedes

praeiens
praeiens
participle
going before

praeinfundo
praeinfundō
verb
to pour into beforehand

praeinnuo
praeinnuō
verb
to indicate beforehand

praejaceo
praejaceō
verb
to lie before

praejacio
praejaciō
verb
to cast or throw up in front

praejacio
praejaciō
cross-reference

praejactito
praejactitō
verb
to boast excessively

praejactus
praejactus
adjective

praejicio
praejiciō
cross-reference

praejicio
praejiciō
verb
to cast or throw up in front

praejudex
praejūdex
noun
one who judges beforehand

praejudicatum
praejūdicātum
noun
Something decided beforehand

praejudicatum
praejūdicātum
noun

praejudicatus
praejūdicātus
adjective
decided beforehand

praejudicatus
praejūdicātus
adjective

praejudicialis
praejūdiciālis
adjective
Belonging or according to a preceding judgment or decision

praejudicium
praejūdicium
noun
a preceding judgment

praejudico
praejūdicō
verb
to judge

praejuratio
praejūrātiō
noun
a previous taking of an oath

praejuvo
praejuvō
verb
to aid before

praelabor
praelābor
verb
to glide onwards

praelambo
praelambō
verb
to lick or taste beforehand or first

praelapsus
praelapsus
adjective

praelargus
praelargus
adjective
very copious or abundant

praelassatus
praelassātus
adjective
wearied beforehand

praelatio
praelātiō
noun
a preferring

praelator
praelātor
noun
one that prefers

praelatus
praelātus
adjective

praelautus
praelautus
adjective
very elegant

praelavo
praelavō
verb
to wash or rinse beforehand

praelaxatus
praelaxātus
adjective
widened or relieved beforehand

praelectio
praelectiō
noun
a reading aloud to others

praelector
praelector
noun
one who reads an author to others and adds explanations

praelectus
praelectus
adjective

praelego
praelegō
verb
To read

praelego
praelēgō
verb
to bequeath beforehand

praelialis
praeliālis
adjective
of or belonging to a battle

praeliaris
praeliāris
adjective
of or belonging to a battle

praeliator
praeliātor
noun
a fighter

praelibatio
praelībātiō
noun
a tasting or taking away beforehand

praeliber
praelīber
adjective
very or entirely free

praelibo
praelībō
verb
to taste beforehand

praelicenter
praelicenter
adverb
too freely

praeligamen
praeligāmen
noun
something bound on in front or about one

praeliganeus
praeligāneus
adjective
picked beforehand

praeligo
praeligō
verb
To bind on before

praelino
praelinō
verb
to smear or daub in front

praelior
praelior
verb
to join battle

praelitus
praelitus
adjective

praelium
praelium
noun
a battle

praeloco
praelocō
verb
to set or place before

praelocutio
praelocūtiō
noun
a speaking before

praelocutus
praelocūtus
adjective

praelongo
praelongō
verb
to lengthen out very much

praelongus
praelongus
adjective
very long

praeloquor
praeloquor
verb
To speak beforehand or first

praeluceo
praelūceō
verb
To shine or give light before

praelucidus
praelūcidus
adjective
shining greatly

praeludo
praelūdō
verb
to play beforehand

praelum
praēlum
noun
a press

praelum
praelum
noun

praelumbo
praelumbō
verb
to make lame in the loins or hipshot

praeluminatus
praelūminātus
adjective
illustrated or explained before

praelusio
praelūsiō
noun
a prelude

praelustris
praelustris
adjective
very illustrious or magnificent

praemacero
praemācerō
verb
to soak or steep beforehand

praemaledico
praemaledīcō
verb
to curse beforehand

praemandatum
praemandātum
noun
a warrant

praemando
praemandō
verb
to chew beforehand

praemando
praemandō
verb
To order or command beforehand

praemature
praemātūrē
adverb
too soon

praematurus
praemātūrus
adjective
Very early

praemedicatus
praemedicātus
adjective
protected by medicines or charms

praemeditatio
praemeditātiō
noun
a considering beforehand

praemeditatorium
praemeditātōrium
noun
a place for preparation

praemeditatus
praemeditātus
adjective
previously considered

praemeditor
praemeditor
verb
to think over

praemercor
praemercor
verb
to buy before or beforehand

praemessum
praemessum
noun
the offering of the firstfruits measured out beforehand for Ceres

praemessum
praemessum
cross-reference

praemetatus
praemētātus
adjective
measured or meted out beforehand

praemetium
praemetium
noun
the offering of the firstfruits measured out beforehand for Ceres

praemetor
praemētor
verb
to measure or measure out beforehand

praemetuens
praemetuens
adjective
fearing beforehand

praemetuens
praemetuens
adjective

praemetuenter
praemetuenter
adverb
anxiously

praemetuo
praemetuō
verb
to fear or be in fear beforehand

praemialis
praemiālis
adjective
used as a reward

praemiator
praemiātor
noun
A robber

praemiatrix
praemiātrix
noun
she who rewards

praemico
praemicō
verb
to gleam or glitter forth

praemigro
praemigrō
verb
to move away beforehand or before

praemigro
praemīgrō
verb
to move away beforehand or before

praemineo
praemineō
verb
to project forwards

praemineo
praemineō
verb

praeminister
praeminister
noun
a servant

praeministra
praeministra
noun
a female attendant or minister

praeministro
praeministrō
verb
to wait or attend upon

praeminoor
praeminoor
verb
to threaten beforehand

praemior
praemior
verb
to stipulate for a reward

praemiosus
praemiōsus
adjective
rich

praemissum
praemissum
noun

praemissum
praemissum
noun
things sent in advance

praemissus
praemissus
adjective

praemistus
praemistus
adjective
mixed beforehand

praemitis
praemītis
adjective
very gentle

praemitto
praemittō
verb
to send forward or before

praemium
praemium
noun
Profit derived from booty

praemixtus
praemixtus
adjective

praemixtus
praemixtus
adjective
mixed beforehand

praemoderans
praemoderans
adjective
prescribing a measure

praemodulatus
praemodulātus
adjective
measured out or modulated beforehand

praemodum
praemodum
adverb
beyond measure

praemoenio
praemoeniō
verb

praemoenio
praemoeniō
verb
to fortify or defend in front

praemolestia
praemolestia
noun
trouble beforehand

praemolior
praemōlior
verb
to prepare or make preparations for beforehand

praemollio
praemolliō
verb
to soften beforehand

praemollis
praemollis
adjective
very soft

praemoneo
praemoneō
verb
to forewarn

praemonitio
praemonitiō
noun
a forewarning

praemonitor
praemonitor
noun
a forewarner

praemonitorius
praemonitōrius
adjective
that gives previous warning

praemonitum
praemonitum
noun

praemonitum
praemonitum
noun
a premonition

praemonitus
praemonitus
adjective

praemonitus
praemonitus
noun
a forewarning

praemonstratio
praemonstrātiō
noun
a showing or indicating beforehand

praemonstrator
praemonstrātor
noun
one who shows or points out beforehand

praemonstro
praemonstrō
verb
to show beforehand

praemordeo
praemordeō
verb
to bite in front

praemordicus
praemordicus
adjective
bitten off in front or at the end

praemorior
praemorior
verb
to die early or prematurely

praemorsus
praemorsus
adjective

praemortuus
praemortuus
adjective
dead

praemortuus
praemortuus
adjective

praemostro
praemostrō
verb
to show beforehand

praemostro
praemostrō
cross-reference

praemotus
praemōtus
adjective

praemoveo
praemoveō
verb
to move beforehand

praemundatus
praemundātus
adjective
cleansed beforehand

praemunio
praemūniō
verb
to fortify or defend in front

praemunitio
praemūnītiō
noun
a fortifying or strengthening beforehand

praenarro
praenarrō
verb
to tell or relate beforehand

praenato
praenatō
verb
To swim before or in front

praenavigatio
praenāvigātiō
noun
a sailing by or past

praenavigo
praenāvigō
verb
to sail by or past

praendo
praendō
verb
to lay hold of

Praeneste
Praeneste
noun
one of the most ancient and important cities of Latium

Praenestinus
Praenestīnus
noun
the inhabitants of Praeneste

Praenestinus
Praenestīnus
adjective
of or belonging to Praeneste

praenexus
praenexus
adjective
tied or bound up in front

praenimis
praenimis
adverb
too much

praeniteo
praeniteō
verb
to shine or glitter forth

praennuntio
praennuntiō
verb
to announce or publish beforehand

praennuntius
praennuntius
adjective
that foretells

praenobilis
praenōbilis
adjective
very famous or celebrated

praenomen
praenōmen
noun
the name which stood before the name of the gens

praenomino
praenōminō
verb
to give

praenosco
praenoscō
verb
to learn or become acquainted with beforehand

praenotio
praenōtiō
noun
a previous notion

praenoto
praenotō
verb
To mark or note before or in front

praenubilus
praenūbilus
adjective
very cloudy

praenum
praenum
noun
an implement for combing flax

praenunci
praenunci
prefix

praenunciatio
praenunciātiō
noun
a prediction

praenuncupatus
praenuncupātus
adjective
named beforehand

praenuntia
praenuntia
noun

praenuntia
praenuntia
noun

praenuntiatio
praenuntiātiō
noun
a prediction

praenuntiativus
praenuntiātīvus
adjective

praenuntiator
praenuntiātor
noun
one who announces beforehand

praenuntiatrix
praenuntiātrix
noun
she that foretells or predicts

praenuntio
praenuntiō
verb
to announce or publish beforehand

praenuntium
praenuntium
noun

praenuntius
praenuntius
adjective
that foretells

praeobturans
praeobtūrans
adjective
stopping up in front

praeoccido
praeoccidō
verb
to go down or set before

praeoccupatio
praeoccupātiō
noun
A seizing beforehand

praeoccupo
praeoccupō
verb
To seize upon

praeoleo
praeoleō
verb
to emit or exhale an odor beforehand

praeolo
praeolō
verb
to perceive before

praeopimus
praeopīmus
adjective
very fat

praeopto
praeoptō
verb
to choose or wish rather

praeordinatus
praeordinātus
adjective
ordered beforehand

praeordino
praeordinō
verb
to preordain

praeoro
praeōrō
verb
to pray before

praeostendo
praeostendō
verb
to show beforehand

praeostensus
praeostensus
adjective
foreshown

praepalpans
praepalpans
adjective
stroking or patting before or in front

praepando
praepandō
verb
to open or spread before

praeparatio
praeparātiō
noun
A getting or making ready

praeparato
praeparātō
adverb
with preparation

praeparator
praeparātor
noun
a preparer

praeparatorius
praeparātōrius
adjective
preparatory

praeparatura
praeparātūra
noun
a preparing

praeparatus
praeparātus
noun
a preparation

praeparatus
praeparātus
adjective

praeparatus
praeparātus
adjective
prepared

praeparcus
praeparcus
adjective
very sparing

praeparo
praeparō
verb
to get or make ready beforehand

praeparvus
praeparvus
adjective
very small

praepatior
praepatior
verb
to suffer very much

praepedimentum
praepedīmentum
noun
a hinderance

praepedio
praepediō
verb
to entangle the feet or other parts of the body

praependeo
praependeō
verb
to hang before

praepes
praepes
noun
Flying swiftly

praepes
praepes
adjective
a bird

praepeto
praepetō
verb
to strive diligently after

praepigneratus
praepignerātus
adjective
pledged

praepilatus
praepilātus
adjective
furnished in front

praepilo
praepilō
verb
to point in front or at the end like a

praepinguis
praepinguis
adjective
very fat

praeplecto
praeplectō
verb
to strike before

praepollens
praepollens
adjective
very powerful

praepollentia
praepollentia
noun
excellence

praepolleo
praepolleō
verb
to exceed or surpass in power

praeponderatio
praeponderātiō
noun
preponderance

praepondero
praeponderō
verb
to be of greater weight

praepono
praepōnō
verb
to put or set before

praeporto
praeportō
verb
to bear or carry before

praeposita
praeposita
noun
a prioress or abbess

praepositio
praepositiō
noun
A putting or setting before

praepositivus
praepositīvus
adjective
that is set before

praepositum
praepositum
noun
preferable or advantageous things

praepositum
praepositum
noun

praepositura
praepositūra
noun
the office of a chief or overseer

praepositus
praepositus
adjective

praepositus
praepositus
noun

praepositus
praepositus
adjective
a prefect

praepossum
praepossum
verb
to be very powerful or more powerful

praeposteratio
praeposterātiō
noun
the reverse order

praepostere
praeposterē
adverb
in a reversed order

praeposteritas
praeposteritās
noun
a reversed order

praepostero
praeposterō
verb
to reverse

praeposterus
praeposterus
adjective
reversed

praepostus
praepostus
adjective

praepotens
praepotens
adjective
very able or powerful

praepotens
praepotens
noun
the powerful

praepotens
praepotens
adjective

praepotentia
praepotentia
noun
superior power

praepoto
praepōtō
verb
to drink before

praeproperanter
praeproperanter
adverb
very hastily

praepropere
praeproperē
adverb
very quickly

praepropero
praeproperō
verb
to hasten greatly

praeproperus
praeproperus
adjective
too quick or hasty

praepulcher
praepulcher
adjective
very beautiful

praepurgo
praepurgō
verb
to purge or cleanse beforehand

praeputiatio
praepūtiātiō
noun
a retaining of the foreskin

praeputiatus
praepūtiātus
adjective

praeputiatus
praepūtiātus
adjective
having the foreskin

praeputio
praepūtiō
verb
to draw out the foreskin

praeputium
praepūtium
noun
the foreskin

praequam
praequam
adverb

praequestus
praequestus
adjective
complaining beforehand

praeradio
praeradiō
verb
to beam or glitter forth

praerado
praerādō
verb
To scrape or shave off in front

praerancidus
praerancidus
adjective
very stale

praerapidus
praerapidus
adjective
very swift

praerasus
praerāsus
adjective

praereptor
praereptor
noun
one who seizes a thing before another

praereptus
praereptus
adjective

praerigesco
praerigescō
verb
to become exceedingly stiff

praerigidus
praerigidus
adjective
very stiff

praeripio
praeripiō
verb
to take away

praeripium
praerīpium
noun
places on the banks of a river

praeroboratus
praerōborātus
adjective
strengthened beforehand

praerodo
praerōdō
verb
To gnaw in front

praerogatio
praerogātiō
noun
a distributing beforehand

praerogativa
praerogātīva
noun
the tribe or century to which it fell

praerogativa
praerogativa
noun

praerogativatius
praerogativatius
noun
one that enjoys certain privileges or prerogatives

praerogativus
praerogātīvus
adjective
that is asked before others for his opinion

praerogatus
praerogātus
adjective

praerogatus
praerogātus
adjective
asked before

praerogo
praerogō
verb
To ask before

praerosus
praerōsus
adjective

praerumpo
praerumpō
verb
to break or tear off before or in front

praerupium
praerūpium
noun
the rocky wall

praerupte
praeruptē
adverb

praeruptum
praeruptum
noun
steep or rugged places

praeruptum
praeruptum
noun

praeruptus
praeruptus
adjective
broken or torn off

praeruptus
praeruptus
noun

praerutilus
praerutilus
adjective
very red

praes
praes
adverb
at hand

praes
praes
noun
a surety

praesaepe
praesaepe
noun
an enclosure

praesaepes
praesaepēs
noun
an enclosure

praesaepia
praesaepia
noun

praesaepia
praesaepia
noun
an enclosure

praesaepio
praesaepiō
verb
to fence in front

praesaepis
praesaepis
noun
an enclosure

praesaepium
praesaepium
noun
an enclosure

praesagatus
praesāgātus
adjective
perceived beforehand

praesagio
praesāgiō
verb
to feel or perceive beforehand

praesagitio
praesāgītiō
noun
a presentiment

praesagium
praesāgium
noun
a presentiment

praesago
praesāgō
verb
to forebode

praesagus
praesāgus
adjective
foreboding

praesaltor
praesaltor
noun
he who led the dances of the Salii

praesanesco
praesānescō
verb
v. incept

praesano
praesānō
verb
to heal up prematurely

praesauciatus
praesauciātus
adjective
severely wounded

praescatens
praescatens
adjective
overflowing

praescienter
praescienter
adverb
with foreknowledge

praescientia
praescientia
noun
foreknowledge

praescindo
praescindō
verb
to cut off in front

praescio
praesciō
verb
to know beforehand

praescisco
praesciscō
verb
to find out

praescitio
praescītiō
noun
a foreknowing

praescitum
praescītum
noun
a prognostic

praescitus
praescītus
noun
a foreknowing

praescius
praescius
adjective
foreknowing

praescribo
praescrībō
verb
to write before

praescriptio
praescriptiō
noun
A writing before or in front

praescriptive
praescriptīvē
adverb
with an exception

praescriptivus
praescriptīvus
adjective
of or relating to a legal exception or demurrer

praescriptum
praescriptum
noun
something prescribed

praescriptus
praescriptus
noun
a precept

praeseca
praeseca
noun

praeseco
praesecō
verb
to cut off before or in front

praesectus
praesectus
adjective

praesegmen
praesegmen
noun
a piece cut off

praeseminatio
praesēminātiō
noun
a faetus

praesemino
praesēminō
verb
to sow or plant beforehand

praesens
praesens
adjective
forthwith

praesens
praesens
noun
present circumstances

praesens
praesens
noun

praesens
praesens
adjective

praesens
praesens
adjective

praesensio
praesensiō
noun
A foreboding

praesensus
praesensus
adjective

praesentalis
praesentālis
adjective
present

praesentanee
praesentāneē
adverb
forthwith

praesentaneum
praesentāneum
noun
a remedy that operates quickly

praesentaneus
praesentāneus
adjective
Momentary

praesentarius
praesentārius
adjective
that is at hand

praesentatio
praesentātiō
noun
a placing before

praesentia
praesentia
noun
a being before

praesentio
praesentiō
verb
to feel or perceive beforehand

praesentisco
praesentiscō
verb
to begin to have a presentiment of

praesento
praesentō
verb
to place before

praesepe
praesēpē
adverb

praesepe
praesēpe
noun
an enclosure

praesepio
praesēpiō
verb
to fence in front

praesepio
praesēpio
adverb

praesepis
praesēpis
noun

praesepium
praesēpium
noun

praesepraesaepe
praesēpraesaepe
noun
an enclosure

praeseptus
praeseptus
adjective

praesepultus
praesepultus
adjective
buried beforehand

praesero
praeserō
verb
to sow beforehand

praesertim
praesertim
adverb
especially

praeservio
praeserviō
verb
to serve

praeservo
praeservō
verb
to observe beforehand

praeses
praeses
noun
Sitting before

praeses
praeses
noun
A protector

praesica
praesica
noun

praesiccatus
praesiccātus
adjective
dried beforehand

praesicco
praesiccō
verb
to dry beforehand

praesiccus
praesiccus
adjective
very dry

praesidalis
praesidālis
adjective
of or belonging to the governor of a province

praesidarius
praesidārius
cross-reference

praesidatus
praesidātus
noun
the office of governor of a province

praesidens
praesidens
adjective
P. a.

praesidens
praesidens
adjective

praesideo
praesideō
verb
to sit before or in front of

praesidero
praesīderō
verb
to be in advance of the constellations

praesidialis
praesidiālis
adjective
of or belonging to the governor of a province

praesidialis
praesidiālis
adjective

praesidiarium
praesidiārium
noun
a garrison

praesidiarius
praesidiārius
adjective
that serves for defence or protection

praesidiatus
praesidiātus
noun
the office of governor of a province

praesidiatus
praesidiātus
adverb

praesidior
praesidior
verb
to watch

praesidiolum
praesidiolum
noun
a small garrison

praesidium
praesidium
noun
a presiding over

praesignatio
praesignātiō
noun
a presignifying

praesignator
praesignātor
noun
one who marks out or designates beforehand

praesignificatio
praesignificātiō
noun
a showing or signifying beforehand

praesignifico
praesignificō
verb
to show or signify beforehand

praesignis
praesignis
adjective
distinguished before or above others

praesigno
praesignō
verb
to mark before

praesilio
praesiliō
cross-reference

praesipio
praesipiō
cross-reference
to feel beforehand

praesolidus
praesolidus
adjective
very solid

praesono
praesonō
verb
To sound before

praespargo
praespargō
verb
to scatter or strew before

praespeculor
praespeculor
verb
to examine into beforehand

praespergo
praespergō
verb
to scatter or strew before

praespergo
praespergō
cross-reference

praespero
praespērō
verb
to hope beforehand

praespicio
praespiciō
verb
to look at before

praestabilis
praestābilis
adjective
preeminent

Praestana
Praestāna
noun
the goddess of excellence

praestans
praestans
adjective

praestans
praestans
adjective
pre-eminent

praestanter
praestanter
adverb
excellently

praestantia
praestantia
noun
preeminence

praestat
praestat
cross-reference

praestatio
praestātiō
noun
a guaranty

praestator
praestātor
noun
a surety

praestergus
praestergus
adjective

praesterno
praesternō
verb
to strew or spread beforehand

praestes
praestes
noun
presiding

praestigia
praestigia
noun
deceptions

praestigia
praestīgia
noun
deceptions

praestigiator
praestigiātor
noun
a juggler

praestigiatrix
praestigiātrix
noun
she who plays tricks

praestigio
praestigiō
verb
to deceive by juggling tricks

praestigior
praestigior
verb
to practise sleight of hand

praestigiosus
praestigiōsus
adjective
full of deceitful tricks

praestigium
praestigium
noun
a delusion

praestinguo
praestinguō
verb

praestino
praestinō
verb
to buy

praestitor
praestitor
noun
a giver

praestituo
praestituō
verb
to determine or appoint beforehand

praestitus
praestitus
adjective

praesto
praestō
verb
to stand before or in front

praesto
praestō
adjective
at hand

praestolatio
praestōlātiō
noun
the waiting for

praestolor
praestōlor
verb
to stand ready for

praestrangulo
praestrangulō
verb
to choke

praestrictio
praestrictiō
noun
a binding fast

praestrictus
praestrictus
adjective

praestringo
praestringō
verb
to bind fast or hard

praestructim
praestructim
adverb
with preparation

praestructio
praestructiō
noun
a foundation

praestructura
praestructūra
noun
a foundation

praestructus
praestructus
adjective
prepared

praestructus
praestructus
adjective

praestruo
praestruō
verb
to build before

praestu
praestū
adjective
at hand

praestultus
praestultus
adjective
extremely foolish

praestupesco
praestupescō
verb
to be greatly astonished

praestupidus
praestupidus
adjective
very senseless

praestus
praestus
adjective
at hand

praestus
praestus
adjective

praesudo
praesūdō
verb
to sweat before

praesul
praesul
noun
one who leaps or dances before others

praesulatus
praesulātus
noun
the office of a superintendent

praesulor
praesulor
verb
to be a superintendent

praesulsus
praesulsus
adjective
salted very much

praesultator
praesultātor
noun
one who leaps or dances before others

praesulto
praesultō
verb
to leap or dance before

praesultor
praesultor
noun
one who leaps or dances before others

praesum
praesum
verb
to be before

praesumenter
praesūmenter
adverb
confidently

praesumo
praesūmō
verb
to take before

praesumpte
praesumptē
adverb
confidently

praesumptio
praesumptiō
noun
A taking beforehand

praesumptiose
praesumptiōsē
adverb
boldly

praesumptiosus
praesumptiōsus
adjective
full of boldness

praesumptive
praesumptīvē
adverb
presumptuously

praesumptor
praesumptor
noun
One

praesumptorie
praesumptōriē
adverb
boldly

praesumptorius
praesumptōrius
adjective
presumptuous

praesumptrix
praesumptrix
noun
a presumptuous person

praesumptuose
praesumptuōsē
adverb
boldly

praesumptuose
praesumptuōsē
adverb

praesumptuosus
praesumptuōsus
adjective

praesumptuosus
praesumptuōsus
adjective
full of boldness

praesumptus
praesumptus
adjective

praesumptus
praesumptus
adjective
taken for granted

praesumtus
praesumtus
adjective
taken for granted

praesumtus
praesumtus
adjective

praesuo
praesuō
verb
to sew over

praesurgo
praesurgō
verb
to rise beforehand

praesuspecto
praesuspectō
verb
to suspect beforehand

praesutus
praesūtus
adjective

praetactus
praetactus
adjective

praetaedescit
praetaedescit
cross-reference
it disgusts beforehand

praetaesus
praetaesus
adjective
feeling disgust beforehand

praetango
praetangō
verb
to touch beforehand or previously

praetectio
praetectiō
noun
a covering over

praetectus
praetectus
adjective

praetego
praetegō
verb
to cover over

praetemptatus
praetemptātus
noun
a groping or feeling out one's way

praetempto
praetemptō
verb
To feel

praetempto
praetemptō
verb

praetendo
praetendō
verb
to stretch forth or forward

praetener
praetener
adjective
very soft or tender

praetentatus
praetentātus
noun
a groping or feeling out one's way

praetento
praetentō
verb
To feel

praetentura
praetentūra
noun
a military guard on the boundaries of a province

praetentus
praetentus
adjective

praetenuis
praetenuis
adjective
Very thin or slender

praetepeo
praetepeō
verb
to glow before

praeter
praeter
adverb
by or past

praeterago
praeteragō
verb
to drive by or past

praeterbito
praeterbītō
verb
to go by

praetercurro
praetercurrō
verb
to run past or by

praeterduco
praeterdūcō
verb
to lead past or by

praeterea
praetereā
adverb
Beyond this or that

praetereo
praetereō
verb
To go by or past

praeterequitans
praeterequitans
adjective
riding by

praetereunter
praetereunter
adverb
in passing

praeterfero
praeterferō
cross-reference
to carry by

praeterfluo
praeterfluō
verb
to flow by or past

praeterfugio
praeterfugiō
verb
to hasten by

praetergredior
praetergredior
verb
to walk or march by

praeter hac
praeter hac
adverb
beyond this

praeterhac
praeterhāc
adverb
beyond this

praeteriens
praeteriens
participle

praeterinquiro
praeterinquīrō
verb
to inquire further

praeteritio
praeteritiō
noun
A passing over

praeteritum
praeteritum
noun
things gone by

Praeteritum
Praeteritum
noun
things passed over

praeteritus
praeteritus
adjective
gone by

praeteritus
praeteritus
adjective

praeterlabor
praeterlābor
verb
to glide or flow by

praeterlambo
praeterlambō
verb
to lick

praeterlatus
praeterlātus
adjective

praeterluens
praeterluens
adjective
washing as it flows past

praetermeo
praetermeō
verb
to go by or past

praetermissio
praetermissiō
noun
A leaving out

praetermissus
praetermissus
adjective

praetermitto
praetermittō
verb
To allow or permit to go by

praetermonstrans
praetermonstrans
adjective
pointing out besides

praeternavigatio
praeternāvigātiō
noun
a sailing by

praeternavigo
praeternāvigō
verb
to sail by or past

praetero
praeterō
verb
to rub off

praeterpropter
praeterpropter
preposition
thereabout

praeterquam
praeterquam
adverb
beyond

praeterrado
praeterrādō
cross-reference

praetersum
praetersum
cross-reference
to be out of

praetervectio
praetervectiō
noun
a riding

praetervectus
praetervectus
adjective

praetervehor
praetervehor
verb
a.

praeterverto
praetervertō
verb
to go or pass by

praetervolo
praetervolō
verb
to fly by or past

praetestor
praetestor
verb
to bear witness to beforehand

Praetetianus
Praetetiānus
adjective
of or belonging to the

praetexo
praetexō
verb
to weave before or in front

praetexta
praetexta
noun
a tragedy

praetexta
praetexta
noun

praetexta
praetexta
noun
the outer garment

praetextatus
praetextātus
noun
one who wears the

praetextatus
praetextātus
adjective
clothed with or wearing the

praetextum
praetextum
noun
An ornament

praetextum
praetextum
noun

praetextus
praetextus
noun
Outward appearance

praetextus
praetextus
adjective
clothed with or wearing the

praetextus
praetextus
adjective

praetimeo
praetimeō
verb
to fear beforehand

praetimidus
praetimidus
adjective
very fearful

praetingo
praetingō
verb
to dip in or moisten beforehand

praetius
praetius
adjective
praetorian

praetondeo
praetondeō
verb
to clip in front

praetor
praetor
noun
a leader

praetorianus
praetōriānus
adjective
of or belonging to the praetor

praetorianus
praetōriānus
noun
the praetorians

praetorianus
praetōriānus
adjective
of or belonging to the body-guard

praetoricius
praetōrīcius
adjective
praetorian

praetoriolum
praetōriolum
noun
a small country-seat

praetorium
praetōrium
noun
A general's tent

praetorius
praetōrius
adjective
Of or belonging to the praetor or praetors

praetorius
praetōrius
noun
One who has been praetor

praetorqueo
praetorqueō
verb
to twist forwards

praetorreo
praetorreō
verb
to heat beforehand

praetorridus
praetorridus
adjective
very hot

praetortus
praetortus
adjective

praetractatus
praetractātus
noun
a preliminary treatise

praetrepidans
praetrepidans
adjective
trembling greatly

praetrepidus
praetrepidus
adjective
trembling very much

praetrunco
praetruncō
verb
to cut off before or in front

praetumeo
praetumeō
verb
to be puffed up beforehand

praetumidus
praetumidus
adjective
much swollen

praetura
praetūra
noun
the dignity or office of a praetor

praeturinus
praetūrīnus
adjective
of or belonging to the praetorship

Praetutianus
Praetūtiānus
adjective
Praetutian

Praetutius
Praetūtius
noun
a people of Picenum

Praetutius
Praetūtius
adjective
a people of Picenum

praeulceratus
praeulcerātus
adjective
caused to ulcerate or made sore beforehand

praeumbrans
praeumbrans
adjective
casting a shade before

praeunctus
praeunctus
adjective

praeungo
praeungō
verb
to smear or anoint before

praeuriga
praeuriga
cross-reference

praeuro
praeūrō
verb
to burn before

praeustus
praeustus
adjective

praeut
praeut
adverb

praevado
praevādō
verb
to pass before

praevalens
praevalens
adjective

praevalens
praevalens
adjective
very strong

praevalentia
praevalentia
noun
superior force

praevaleo
praevaleō
verb
to be very or more able

praevalesco
praevalescō
verb
to become or grow very strong

praevalide
praevalidē
adverb
very strongly

praevalidus
praevalidus
adjective
very strong

praevallo
praevallō
verb
to fortify in front

praevaporo
praevapōrō
verb
to fumigate or perfume beforehand

praevaricatio
praevāricātiō
noun
a stepping out of the line of duty

praevaricator
praevāricātor
noun
one who violates his duty

praevaricatrix
praevāricātrix
noun
she who transgresses or sins

praevaricor
praevāricor
verb
to walk crookedly

praevarico
praevāricō
verb

praevarus
praevārus
adjective
very irregular or unsteady

praevectus
praevectus
adjective

praevehor
praevehor
verb
To ride

praevello
praevellō
verb
to tear away before

praevelo
praevēlō
verb
to veil or cover over

praevelox
praevēlox
adjective
very fleet or swift

praevenio
praeveniō
verb
to come before

praeventio
praeventiō
noun
an anticipating

praeventor
praeventor
noun
a kind of soldiers

praeventus
praeventus
noun
a preventing

praeventus
praeventus
adjective

praeverbium
praeverbium
noun
a preposition

praeverno
praevernō
verb
to be spring too early or before the time

praeverro
praeverrō
verb
to sweep or brush before

praevertor
praevertor
verb
To prefer

praevetitus
praevetitus
adjective
forbidden beforehand

praevexatus
praevexātus
adjective
ill-treated

praevians
praevians
adjective
going before

praeviator
praeviātor
noun
a precursor

praevideo
praevideō
verb
to see first or beforehand

praevincio
praevinciō
verb
to bind before or in front

praeviridans
praeviridans
adjective
being very green or verdant

praeviridis
praeviridis
adjective
very green

praevise
praevīsē
adverb
according to expectation

praevisus
praevīsus
adjective

praevitio
praevitiō
verb
to corrupt or vitiate beforehand

praevius
praevius
adjective
going before

praevolo
praevolō
verb
to fly before or in advance

praevortor
praevortor
verb
To prefer

praevulsus
praevulsus
adjective

pragma
pragma
noun
a matter

pragmaticarius
pragmaticārius
noun
one who writes down and prepares imperial edicts

Pragmaticum
Pragmaticum
noun
the title of a work by Attius

pragmaticum
pragmaticum
noun

pragmaticus
pragmaticus
noun
one skilled in the law

pragmaticus
pragmaticus
adjective
skilled in business

pramnion
pramnion
noun
a precious stone

Pramnium vinum
Pramnium vīnum
expression
a kind of wine in the neighborhood of Smyrna

prandeo
prandeō
verb
to take breakfast

prandiculum
prandiculum
noun
breakfast

prandiolum
prandiolum
noun
a small breakfast

prandium
prandium
noun
a late breakfast

pransito
pransitō
verb
to breakfast

pransor
pransor
noun
one that eats breakfast

pransorius
pransōrius
adjective
of or belonging to breakfast or luncheon

pransus
pransus
adjective
that has breakfasted

pransus
pransus
adjective

prapedilon
prapedīlon
noun
the herb lion's-foot

prapedion
prapedion
noun
the herb lion's-foot

Prasia
Prasia
noun
a township in Attica

Prasiane
Prasiānē
noun
an island in the Indus

Prasianus
Prasiānus
adjective
of or belonging to Prasiane

prasinatus
prasinātus
adjective
having a leek-green garment

prasinianus
prasiniānus
adjective
leekgreen

prasinus
prasinus
adjective
leek-green

prasinus
prasinus
noun
a charioteer of the leek-green party

prasion
prasion
noun
an herb

prasium
prasium
noun
an herb

prasius
prasius
noun
prase

Prasius
Prasius
noun
a tribe on the Ganges

prasoides
prasoīdes
noun
a kind of topaz

prason
prason
noun
a marine shrub resembling a leek

pratens
prātens
adjective
green

pratensis
prātensis
adjective
growing or found in meadows

Pratita
Pratīta
noun
a people of Media

pratulum
prātulum
noun
a small meadow

pratum
prātum
noun
a meadow

pratus
prātus
noun
a meadow

prave
prāvē
adverb
crookedly

pravicordius
prāvicordius
adjective
that has a depraved heart

pravicors
prāvicors
adjective
that has a depraved heart

pravitas
prāvitās
noun
crookedness

pravus
prāvus
adjective
crooked

Praxagoras
Praxagorās
noun
a physician of Cos

Praxidica
Praxidica
cross-reference

Praxidicum
Praxidicum
cross-reference

Praxilleus
Praxillēus
adjective
of or belonging to the Sicyonian poetess Praxilla

Praxillius
Praxillīus
adjective
of or belonging to the Sicyonian poetess Praxilla

Praxiteles
Praxitelēs
noun
a celebrated Greek sculptor

Praxitelius
Praxitelīus
adjective
of or belonging to Praxiteles

precabilis
precābilis
adjective
entreating

precabundus
precābundus
adjective
entreating

precamen
precāmen
noun
a praying

precario
precāriō
adverb
by entreaty or request

precarium
precārium
noun
an oratory

precarium
precārium
noun

precarium
precārium
noun
any thing granted or lent upon request and at the will of the grantor

precarius
precārius
adjective
obtained by begging

precatio
precātiō
noun
a praying

precatiuncula
precātiuncula
noun
a slight request

precative
precātīvē
adverb
by request

precativus
precātīvus
adjective
prayed for

precator
precātor
noun
one who prays or entreats

precatorius
precātōrius
adjective
of or belonging to petitioning

precatus
precātus
noun
a prayer

preces
preces
cross-reference

precia
precia
noun
a kind of grape-vine

Precianus
Preciānus
noun
a people in

precianus
preciānus
adjective
the name of a kind of pear

preco
precō
cross-reference

precor
precor
verb
To ask

precor
precor
verb
To ask

prehendo
prehendō
verb
to lay hold of

prehensio
prehensiō
noun
a seizing

prehenso
prehensō
verb
to grasp

prehensus
prehensus
adjective

Prelius
Prelius
cross-reference
a small lake in Etruria

prelum
prēlum
noun
a press

Prema
Prema
noun
a goddess presiding over newly-married persons

premo
premō
verb
to press

prendo
prendō
verb
to lay hold of

prendo
prendō
verb

prensatio
prensātiō
noun
a soliciting

prensio
prensiō
noun
a seizing

prensio
prensiō
noun
a seizing

prensito
prensitō
verb
to take or catch hold of

prenso
prensō
verb

prenso
prensō
verb
to grasp

prensorium
prensōrium
noun
a trap

prensus
prensus
adjective

prensus
prensus
adjective

presbyter
presbyter
noun
an elder

presbyteratus
presbyterātus
noun
the office of a presbyter or of a priest

presbyterium
presbyterium
noun
a presbytery

presse
pressē
adverb
with pressure

pressicius
pressīcius
adjective
pressed

pressim
pressim
adverb
with pressing

pressio
pressiō
noun
a pressing

presso
pressō
verb
to press

pressor
pressor
noun
a kind of hunter

pressoriola
pressōriola
noun
a repository

pressorium
pressōrium
noun
a press

pressorius
pressōrius
adjective
That serves for pressing

pressule
pressulē
adverb
while pressing on

pressulus
pressulus
adjective
somewhat pressed in or compressed

pressura
pressūra
noun
a pressing

pressus
pressus
adjective
Moderate

pressus
pressus
noun
a pressing

pressus
pressus
adjective

prester
prēster
noun
A fiery whirlwind

pretia
pretia
noun
a kind of grape-vine

pretio
pretiō
verb
to prize

pretiose
pretiōsē
adverb
in a costly manner

pretiositas
pretiōsitās
noun
preciousness

pretiosus
pretiōsus
adjective
of great value

pretium
pretium
noun
that for or by which any thing is bought or sold

Pretus
Pretus
noun
a people of India

prex
prex
noun
a prayer

Priameis
Priamēis
noun
Priam's daughter

Priameius
Priamēius
adjective
of or belonging to Priam

Priamides
Prīamidēs
noun
a son of Priam

Priamus
Priamus
noun
A son of Laomedon

Prianta
Prianta
noun
a Thracian people

Priapeium
Priāpēium
noun
a collection of poems upon Priapus

Priapeius
Priāpēius
adjective

Priapeius
Priāpēius
adjective
of or belonging to Priapus

priapiscus
priāpiscus
noun
a plant which excited passion

priapismus
priāpismus
noun
a morbid excitement

Priaponnesos
Priāponnēsos
noun
an island of the Aegean Sea

Priaponnesus
Priāponnēsus
noun
an island of the Aegean Sea

Priapus
Priāpus
noun
Priapus

Priapus
Priāpus
noun
A town of Mysia

pridem
prīdem
adverb
long ago

pridianus
prīdiānus
adjective
of or belonging to the day before

pridie
prīdiē
adverb
on the day before

Prienaeus
Priēnaeus
adjective
of or belonging to Priene

Priene
Priēnē
noun
a maritime town of lonia

Prienensis
Priēnensis
noun
the inhabitants of Priene

Prienensis
Priēnensis
adjective
of or belonging to Priene

Prieneus
Priēneus
noun
adj. m

Prilius
Prilius
cross-reference
a small lake in Etruria

Prilius Lacus
Prilius Lacus
expression
a small lake in Etruria

primaevitas
prīmaevitās
noun
the first period of life

primaevus
prīmaevus
adjective

primanus
prīmānus
noun
soldiers of the first legion

primanus
prīmānus
adjective
of or belonging to the first legion

primarius
prīmārius
adjective
one of the first

primas
prīmas
noun
one of the first or principal

primatus
prīmātus
noun
the first place or rank

prime
prīmē
adverb
especially

primiceriatus
prīmicēriātus
noun
the office of a chief

primicerius
prīmicērius
noun
the first

primicia
prīmicia
noun
the first things of their kind

primiformis
prīmiformis
adjective
of or belonging to the primary form

Primigenia
Prīmigenia
noun
an epithet of Fortuna

primigenium
prīmigenium
noun
the first principle or nature

Primigenius
Prīmigenius
noun
an epithet of the Phrygians

primigenius
prīmigenius
adjective
First of all

primigenus
prīmigenus
adjective
first of all

primipara
prīmipara
noun
she that has brought forth

primipilaris
prīmipīlāris
adjective
Of or belonging to the first maniple of the

primipilaris
prīmipīlāris
noun
the captain or centurion of this company

primipilarius
prīmipīlārius
noun
the centurion of the first maniple of the

primipilatus
prīmipīlātus
noun
the office of chief centurion of the

primipilum
prīmipīlum
noun
the office of chief centurion of the

primipilus
prīmipīlus
noun

primipotens
prīmipotens
adjective
the first in power

primiscrinius
prīmīscrīnius
noun
the chief of an official department or college

primiter
prīmiter
adverb
at first

primitia
prīmitia
noun
the first things of their kind

primitivus
prīmitīvus
adjective
the first or earliest of its kind

primitus
prīmitus
adverb
at first

primivirgius
prīmivirgius
noun
one who carries the rod first before the king

primo
prīmō
adverb
at first

primocreatus
prīmōcreātus
adjective
first-created

primogenitalis
prīmōgenitālis
adjective
the first of all as to origin

primogenitum
prīmōgenitum
noun
the right of the first-born

primogenitus
prīmōgenitus
adjective
first-born

primopilaris
prīmōpīlāris
adjective
Of or belonging to the first maniple of the

primopilaris
prīmōpīlāris
cross-reference

primopilus
prīmōpīlus
noun

primopilus
prīmōpīlus
cross-reference

primoplastus
prīmoplastus
noun

primordia
prīmordia
noun

primordialis
prīmordiālis
adjective
that is first of all

primordialiter
prīmordiāliter
adverb
from the beginning

primordium
prīmordium
noun

primordium
prīmordium
noun

primordium
prīmordium
noun

primordius
prīmordius
adjective
original

primoris
prīmōris
noun
The front rank

primoris
prīmōris
adjective
the first

primoticus
prīmōticus
cross-reference

primotinus
prīmōtinus
adjective
that grows first

primulum
prīmulum
adverb
at first

primulus
prīmulus
adjective
the first

primum
prīmum
adverb
at first

primum
prīmum
noun
the first part

primumdum
primumdum
adverb
at first

primus
prīmus
adjective
the first possible

Princeps
Princeps
noun
a celebrated flute-player

princeps
princeps
noun
the first man

princeps
princeps
adjective
first

principalis
principālis
adjective
first

principalis
principālis
noun
The foremost

principalitas
principālitās
noun
the first place

principaliter
principāliter
adverb

principaliter
principāliter
adverb

principatus
principātus
noun
the first place

principialis
principiālis
adjective
that is from the beginning

principio
principiō
verb
to begin to speak

principis
principis
noun
the second line of soldiers

principium
principium
noun
The foremost ranks

principium
principium
noun
a beginning

principor
principor
verb
to rule

prinus
prīnus
noun
the holmoak or great scarlet oak

prior
prior
noun
forefathers

prior
prior
adjective
former

prioratus
priōrātus
noun
priority

priorsum
priorsum
adverb
forwards

priorsus
priorsus
adverb
forwards

prisce
priscē
adverb
in the old-fashioned manner

Priscianus
Prisciānus
noun
A celebrated grammarian in the time of the emperor Justinian

priscus
priscus
noun
the ancients

Priscus
Priscus
noun
a Roman surname

priscus
priscus
adjective
of or belonging to former times

prisma
prisma
noun
a geometrical figure

prista
prista
noun
a sawyer

pristinum
pristinum
noun
a former condition

pristinus
pristinus
adjective
former

pristinus
pristīnus
adjective
of or belonging to

pristis
pristis
noun
any sea-monster

pristix
pristix
noun
any sea-monster

pristrinum
pristrīnum
noun
a place where corn is pounded

prius
prius
adverb
Before

prius
prius
cross-reference

priusquam
priusquam
cross-reference

privans
prīvans
noun

privans
prīvans
noun
privatives

privatarius
prīvātārius
adjective
private

privaticius
prīvātīcius
adjective
privative

privatim
prīvātim
adverb
apart from State affairs

privatio
prīvātiō
noun
a taking away

privative
prīvātīvē
adverb
negatively

privativus
prīvātīvus
adjective
denoting privation

privato
prīvātō
adverb

privatus
prīvātus
adjective
Apart from the State

privatus
prīvātus
noun
a man in private life

privatus
prīvātus
adjective

priveras
prīveras
cross-reference

Privernas
Prīvernas
adjective
of or belonging to Privernum

Privernats
Prīvernāts
noun
the inhabitants of Privernum

Privernum
Prīvernum
noun
a very ancient town of Latium

Privernus
Prīvernus
noun
the name of an Italian

privicloes
prīvicloes
adjective

privigna
prīvigna
noun
A step-son

privignus
prīvignus
noun
A step-son

privilegiarius
prīvilēgiārius
noun
one who has a privilege

privilegium
prīvilēgium
noun
a bill or law in favor of or against an individual

privo
prīvō
verb
To bereave

privus
prīvus
adjective
Single

pro
prō
preposition
before

pro
prō
interjection
O! Ah! Alas!

proaedificatum
proaedificātum
noun
a balcony

proagorus
proāgorus
noun
a director

proamita
proamita
noun
a great-grandfather's sister

proapodosis
proapodosis
noun
a figure of speech so called

proarche
proarchē
noun
one of the Aeons of the Valentinians

proauctor
proauctor
noun
a remote ancestor

proavia
proavia
noun
a grandfather's or grandmother's mother

proavitus
proavītus
adjective
of or belonging to a great-grandfather

proavunculus
proavunculus
noun
a great-grandmother's brother

proavus
proavus
noun
A grandfather's or grandmother's father

proba
proba
noun
a proof

probabilis
probābilis
adjective
that may be assumed

probabilitas
probābilitās
noun
probability

probabiliter
probābiliter
adverb

probabiliter
probābiliter
adverb

probamentum
probāmentum
noun
proof

probaticus
probaticus
adjective
of or belonging to sheep

probatio
probātiō
noun
A trying

probation
probation
noun
a plant

probativus
probātīvus
adjective
of or belonging to proof

probator
probātor
noun
an approver

probatoria
probātōria
noun
a letter of recommendation

probatum
probatum
noun
sheep

probatus
probātus
adjective

probatus
probātus
adjective

probe
probē
adverb
rightly

Probianus
Probiānus
adjective

Probianus
Probiānus
adjective
of or named from

probitas
probitās
noun
goodness

probiter
probiter
adverb
well

probito
prōbītō
verb
to move forward

problema
problēma
noun
a question proposed for solution

problematicum
problēmaticum
noun
problems

problematicus
problēmaticus
adjective
problematic

probo
probō
verb
To try

probole
probolē
noun
a putting forth

proboscimoscis
proboscimoscis
noun
a trunk

proboscimuscis
proboscimuscis
noun
a trunk

proboscis
proboscis
noun
a trunk

probrachys
probrachys
noun
a metrical foot

probriperlecebrae
probriperlecebraē
adverb

probrose
probrōsē
adverb
disgracefully

probrositas
probrōsitās
noun
shamefulness

probrosus
probrōsus
adjective
shameful

probrum
probrum
noun
a shameful or disgraceful act

probrus
probrus
adjective
disgraceful

Probus
Probus
noun
a Roman surname

probus
probus
noun
a good

probus
probus
adjective
good

Proca
Proca
noun
a king of Alba

Proca
Proca
noun

procacia
procācia
noun
boldness

procacitas
procācitās
noun
boldness

procaciter
procāciter
adverb
boldly

procalare
procalārē
adverb

procapis
procapis
cross-reference

Procas
Procās
noun
a king of Alba

procatio
procātiō
noun
a demanding in marriage

procax
procax
adjective
bold

procedo
prōcēdō
verb
to go forth or before

proceleusmaticus
proceleusmaticus
noun
a metrical foot of four short syllables

procella
procella
noun
a violent wind

procello
prōcellō
verb
to throw or cast down

procellose
procellōsē
adverb
boisterously

procellosus
procellōsus
adjective
full of storms

procer
procer
noun
a chief

procere
prōcērē
adverb

procere
prōcērē
adverb

proceris
proceris
noun
a chief

proceris
proceris
noun

proceritas
prōcēritās
noun
a high growth

proceritudo
prōcēritūdō
noun
high stature

procerulus
prōcērulus
adjective
rather long

procerus
prōcērus
adjective
high

processio
prōcessiō
noun
a marching onwards

processus
prōcessus
noun
a going forwards

processus
prōcessus
adjective

procestria
procestria
cross-reference

prochos agrios
prochos agrios
noun
a plant

Prochyta
Prochyta
noun
a small Italian island near Campania

Prochyte
Prochytē
noun
a small Italian island near Campania

procidens
prōcidens
noun

procidens
prōcidens
noun
parts of the body that

procidentia
prōcidentia
noun
a falling down or forwards

procido
prōcidō
verb
to fall forwards or down

procido
procīdō
verb
to strike down

prociduus
prōciduus
adjective
Fallen down

procieo
prōcieō
verb
to call forth

Procilius
Procilius
noun
An historian contemporary with Cicero

Procilla
Procilla
noun
the mother of Agricola

procinctualis
prōcinctuālis
adjective
of or belonging to the setting out of an army

procinctus
prōcinctus
verb
to gird up

procinctus
prōcinctus
noun
a being prepared or equipped for battle

procinctus
prōcinctus
adjective

procingo
prōcingō
verb
to gird up

procitant
procitant
cross-reference

procitare
procitāre
cross-reference

procitum
prōcitum
cross-reference

procitus
prōcitus
adjective

proclamatio
proclāmātiō
noun
a calling out

proclamator
proclāmātor
noun
a crier

proclamo
proclāmō
verb
to call or cry out

Procles
Procles
noun
the twinbrother of Eurysthenes

proclinatio
prōclīnātiō
noun
a bending or inclining forwards

proclino
prōclīnō
verb
to bend or incline forwards

proclive
prōclīve
noun
a slope

proclive
prōclīvē
adverb
Downwards

proclivis
prōclīvis
adjective
sloping

proclivitas
prōclīvitās
noun
A steep descent

procliviter
prōclīviter
adverb
Downwards

procliviter
prōclīviter
adverb

proclivium
prōclīvium
noun

proclivum
prōclīvum
noun
a slope

proclivus
prōclīvus
adjective
sloping

proclivus
prōclīvus
adjective

procludo
prōclūdō
verb
to shut up

Procne
Procnē
noun
Daughter of Pandion

Procne
Procnē
noun

Procne
Prōcnē
noun
Daughter of Pandion

procor
procor
verb

procor
procor
verb
to ask

procor
procor
verb
to ask

procoeton
procoeton
noun
an anteroom

procomion
procomion
noun
the hair on the front part of the head

Proconnensis
Proconnensis
adjective
of Proconnessus

Proconnesius
Proconnēsius
adjective
Proconnessian

Proconnesus
Proconnēsus
noun
an island in the Propontis

proconsul
prōconsul
noun
One who at the close of his consulship in Rome became governor of a province

proconsularis
prōconsulāris
adjective
of or belonging to a proconsul

proconsulatus
prōconsulātus
noun
The dignity or office of a proconsul

procrastinatio
prōcrastinātiō
noun
a putting off to the morrow or from day to day

procrastino
prōcrastinō
verb
to put off till the morrow

procreabilis
prōcreābilis
adjective
of or belonging to generation

procreatio
prōcreātiō
noun
a begetting

procreator
prōcreātor
noun
a begetter

procreatrix
prōcreātrix
noun
she that brings forth

procreo
prōcreō
verb
to bring forth

procresco
prōcrescō
verb
To grow forth

Procris
Procris
noun
a daughter of the Athenian king Erechtheus

Procrustes
Procrustēs
noun
a noted highwayman in Attica. He had a bed upon which he compelled travellers to lie down

procubitores
prōcubitōres
cross-reference
the night-watch

procubo
prōcubō
verb
to lie stretched out

procudo
prōcūdō
verb
to fashion or make by hammering

procul
procul
adverb
in the distance

Procula
Procula
noun
name of a Roman woman

proculcatio
prōculcātiō
noun
a treading down

proculcator
prōculcātor
noun
one who treads down

proculcatus
prōculcātus
adjective

proculcatus
prōculcātus
adjective
trodden down

proculco
prōculcō
verb
to tread down

Proculeiani
Proculeiānī
adverb

Proculeiani
Proculeiāni
adverb
A celebrated Roman jurist

Proculeius
Proculēius
noun
a Roman knight intimate with Augustus

Proculiani
Proculiānī
adverb
A celebrated Roman jurist

proculiunt
proculiunt
cross-reference

Proculus
Proculus
noun
a Roman surname

procumbo
prōcumbō
verb
to fall forwards

procupido
prōcupīdō
noun
a previous desire

procuratio
prōcūrātiō
noun
A caring for

procuratiuncula
prōcūrātiuncula
noun
a small charge or administration

procurator
prōcūrātor
noun
a manager

procuratorius
prōcūrātōrius
adjective
belonging to an agent or manager

procuratrix
prōcūrātrix
noun
a governess

procuro
prōcūrō
verb
to take care of

procurro
prōcurrō
verb
to run forth

procursatio
prōcursātiō
noun
a charge

procursator
prōcursātor
noun
a forerunner

procursio
prōcursiō
noun
a running forward

procurso
prōcursō
verb
to run forth

procursorius
prōcursōrius
adjective
that runs forth or before

procursus
prōcursus
noun
a running forth or forwards

procurvo
prōcurvō
verb
to bend or curve forwards

procurvus
prōcurvus
adjective
curred forwards

procus
procus
noun

procus
procus
noun
a chief

procus
procus
noun
A wooer

Procyon
Procyōn
noun
a constellation that rises before the dog-star

prodactus
prōdactus
adjective

prodeambulo
prōdeambulō
verb
to walk abroad

prodeo
prōdeō
verb
to go or come forth

prodesse
prōdesse
cross-reference

Prodicius
Prodicius
adjective

Prodicius
Prodicius
adjective
of or belonging to Prodicus

prodicius
prōdīcius
adjective
treacherous

prodiciutius
prōdīciutius
adjective
treacherous

prodico
prōdīcō
verb
To say beforehand

prodictator
prōdictātor
noun
a vice-dictator

prodictio
prōdictiō
noun
a deferring

prodictus
prōdictus
adjective

Prodicus
Prodicus
noun
a Grecian sophist of Ceos

prodigalitas
prōdigālitās
noun
wastefulness

prodige
prōdigē
adverb
lavishly

prodigentia
prōdigentia
noun
extravagance

prodigialis
prōdigiālis
adjective
Unnatural

prodigialiter
prōdigiāliter
adverb
unnaturally

prodigiator
prōdigiātor
noun
an interpreter of prodigies

prodigiolum
prōdigiolum
noun
a little prodigy

prodigiose
prōdigiōsē
adverb
in an unnatural

prodigiosus
prōdigiōsus
adjective
unnatural

prodigitas
prōdigitās
noun
extravagance

prodigium
prōdigium
noun
a prophetic sign

prodigo
prōdigō
verb
to drive forth

prodiguae
prōdiguae
cross-reference

prodigus
prōdigus
adjective
wasteful

prodigus
prōdigus
noun
a wasteful person

prodinunt
prōdinunt
cross-reference

proditio
prōditiō
noun
A discovering

proditio
prōditiō
noun
a going or coming forth

proditor
prōditor
noun
a betrayer

proditrix
prōditrix
noun
a female betrayer

proditus
prōditus
adjective

proditus
prōditus
noun
treachery

prodius
prōdius
adverb
farther onwards

prodo
prōdō
verb
To give

prodoceo
prōdoceō
verb
to teach before

prodormio
prōdormiō
verb
to sleep before

prodromus
prodromus
noun
A certain north-northeast wind that blows eight days before the rising of the dog-star

producibilis
prōdūcibilis
adjective
which lengthens out

produco
prōdūcō
verb
to lead or bring forth

producte
prōductē
adverb
in a lengthened manner

productilis
prōductilis
adjective
That may be drawn out

productio
prōductiō
noun
A lengthening

productivus
prōductīvus
adjective
fit for prolongation

producto
prōductō
verb
to draw

productor
prōductor
noun
a leader away

productum
prōductum
noun
preferable things

productus
prōductus
adjective

productus
prōductus
adjective
lengthened

produx
prōdux
noun
a twig

proebium
proebium
noun

proegmenon
proēgmenon
noun
a preferable thing

proelialis
proeliālis
adjective

proelialis
proeliālis
adjective
of or belonging to a battle

proeliaris
proeliāris
adjective
of or belonging to a battle

proeliatio
proeliātiō
noun
the battling

proeliator
proeliātor
noun
a fighter

proelio
proeliō
verb

proelior
proelior
verb
to join battle

proelium
proelium
noun
a battle

proemineo
proēmineō
verb
to project

Proerna
Proerna
noun
a town of Thessaly

Proetidis
Proetidis
noun
his daughters

Proetus
Proetus
noun
a king of Tiryns

profanatio
profānātiō
noun
profanation

profanator
profānātor
noun
a profaner

profane
profānē
adverb
wickedly

profanitas
profānitās
noun
profaneness

profano
profānō
verb
to render unholy

profano
prōfānō
verb
to bring

profanum
profānum
noun
wickedness

profanus
profānus
adjective
unholy

profatum
profātum
noun
a statement

profatum
profātum
noun

profatus
profātus
noun
a speaking out

profecticius
profectīcius
adjective
that proceeds from some one

profectio
profectiō
noun
a going away

profectitius
profectītius
adjective
that proceeds from some one

profecto
profectō
adverb
actually

profector
profector
noun
a traveller

profectus
prōfectus
participle

profectus
profectus
participle

profectus
prōfectus
noun
advance

Profera
Prōfera
noun
she that presents

profero
prōferō
verb
To carry or bring out

professio
professiō
noun
a public acknowledgment

professionarius
professiōnārius
noun
a registrar of wares

professor
professor
noun
a public teacher

professorius
professōrius
adjective
of or belonging to a public teacher

professus
professus
adjective
known

professus
professus
adjective

profestus
profestus
adjective
non-festival

proficienter
prōficienter
adverb
successfully

proficio
prōficiō
verb
v. n

proficisco
proficiscō
verb

proficiscor
proficiscor
verb
to set out

proficisco
proficiscō
verb
to set out

proficuus
prōficuus
adjective
beneficial

profiteorr
profiteor
cross-reference
to declare publicly

proflamen
prōflāmen
noun
a flamen's substitute

proflatus
prōflātus
noun
a blowing

proflictus
prōflictus
adjective

profligatio
prōflīgātiō
noun
Ruin

profligator
prōflīgātor
noun
a spendthrift

profligatus
prōflīgātus
adjective

profligatus
prōflīgātus
adjective

profligo
prōflīgō
verb
to strike or dash to the ground

profligo
prōflīgō
verb
to strike down

proflo
prōflō
verb
to blow forth

profluens
prōfluens
adjective
flowing along

profluens
prōfluens
noun
running water

profluenter
prōfluenter
adverb
flowingly

profluentia
prōfluentia
noun
a flowing forth

profluo
prōfluō
verb
to flow forth or along

profluus
prōfluus
adjective
flowing forth

profluvium
prōfluvium
noun
a flowing forth

profluvius
prōfluvius
adjective
Flowing

profluvius
prōfluvius
noun
a flux

profor
profor
verb
to say or speak out

profringo
profringō
verb
to break up

profuga
profuga
noun

profuga
profuga
noun
A fugitive

profugio
profugiō
verb
to flee before or from

profugus
profugus
noun
A fugitive

profugus
profugus
adjective
that flees or has fled

profundatus
profundātus
adverb

profunde
profundē
adverb
deeply

profunditas
profunditās
noun
depth

profundo
profundō
verb
to pour out or forth

profundo
prōfundō
verb
to pour out or forth

profundum
profundum
noun
a depth

profundum
profundum
noun
height

profundum
profundum
noun
depth

profundus
profundus
adjective
deep

profuse
profūsē
adverb

profuse
profūsē
adverb

profusio
profūsiō
noun
a pouring out

profusor
profūsor
noun
a squanderer

profusus
profūsus
adjective

profusus
profūsus
adjective

progemmans
prōgemmans
adjective
budding forth

progener
prōgener
noun
a granddaughter's husband

progeneratio
prōgenerātiō
noun
an engendering

progenero
prōgenerō
verb
to beget

progenetrix
prōgenētrix
cross-reference

progenetrix
prōgenetrix
cross-reference

progeniculo
progeniculō
verb
to fall on the knees

progenies
prōgeniēs
noun
descent

progenitor
prōgenitor
noun
the founder of a family

progenitretrix
prōgenitretrix
noun
the foundress or general mother

progenitretrix
prōgenītrētrix
noun
the foundress or general mother

progenitrix
prōgenītrix
noun
the foundress or general mother

progenitrix
prōgenitrix
noun
the foundress or general mother

progenitus
prōgenitus
adjective

progermino
prōgerminō
verb
to shoot forth

progero
prōgerō
verb
To carry forth or out

progesto
progestō
verb
to carry before

progigno
prōgignō
verb
to beget

prognare
prōgnārē
adverb
notoriously

prognariter
prōgnāriter
adverb
very skilfully

prognatio
prōgnātiō
noun
a birth

prognatus
prōgnātus
adjective
born

prognatus
prōgnātus
noun
a child

Progne
Prōgnē
noun
Daughter of Pandion

Progne
Prognē
noun
Daughter of Pandion

prognosis
prognōsis
noun
Foreknowledge

prognosticon
prognōsticon
noun
a sign or token

prognosticum
prognōsticum
noun
a sign or token

prognosticum
prognōsticum
noun
a sign or token

programma
programma
noun
a proclamation

progredior
prōgredior
verb
to come or go forth

progredio
prōgrediō
verb
to go forward

progredio
prōgrediō
verb

progressio
prōgressiō
noun
a going forth or forward

progressor
prōgressor
noun
one that goes forward

progressus
prōgressus
adjective
P.a

progressus
prōgressus
noun
a going forward

progressus
prōgressus
adjective
advanced

progubernator
prōgubernātor
noun
an under-pilot

progymnastes
progymnastēs
noun
a slave who performs gymnastic exercises before his master

proh
proh
interjection

proh
prōh
interjection
O! Ah! Alas!

prohibeo
prohibeō
verb
to hold in front

prohibitio
prohibitiō
noun
a hindering

prohibitor
prohibitor
noun
a withholder

prohibitorius
prohibitōrius
adjective
restraining

prohibitus
prohibitus
adjective

prohinc
prohinc
adverb
hence

proicio
prōiciō
verb
to throw forth or before

proin
proin
adverb
Just so

proin
proin
adverb

proinde
proindē
adverb
Just so

projecte
prōjectē
adverb
carelessly

projecticius
prōjectīcius
adjective
cast out

projectio
prōjectiō
noun
a throwing forward

projectius
prōjectius
adjective
cast out

projecto
prōjectō
verb
to drive forth

projectorius
prōjectōrius
adjective
ejecting

projectum
prōjectum
noun
a jutty

projectura
prōjectūra
noun
a jutty

projectus
prōjectus
noun
a jutting out

projectus
prōjectus
adjective

projectus
prōjectus
adjective

projicio
prōjiciō
cross-reference

projicio
projiciō
verb
to throw forth or before

prolabor
prōlābor
verb
to glide forward

prolapsio
prōlapsiō
noun
A slipping

prolapsus
prōlapsus
adjective

prolapsus
prōlapsus
noun
a falling

prolatio
prōlātiō
noun
A bringing forward

prolativus
prōlātīvus
adjective
uttered

prolato
prōlātō
verb
To lengthen

prolatus
prōlātus
noun
a bringing forward

prolatus
prōlātus
adjective

prolectibilis
prōlectibilis
adjective
alluring

prolecto
prōlectō
verb
to allure or entice forth

prolegatus
prōlēgātus
noun
a lieutenant-governor's substitute

prolepos
prolepos
noun
a substitute for agreeableness

prolepsis
prolepsis
noun
anticipation

proles
prōlēs
noun
that which grows forth

proletaneus
prōlētāneus
noun

proletarius
prōlētārius
noun
a citizen of the lowest class

prolevo
prōlevō
verb
to draw forth

prolibo
prolībō
verb
to pour out

proliceo
prōliceō
verb
to run or flow forth

prolicio
prōliciō
verb
to allure or entice forth

prolicito
prolicitō
verb

prolimen
prōlīmen
noun
a space before the threshold

proliquatus
prōliquātus
adjective
liquefied

prolixe
prōlixē
adverb
largely

prolixitas
prōlixitās
noun
Great length

prolixitudo
prōlixitūdō
noun
prolixity

prolixo
prōlixō
verb
to lengthen

prolixus
prōlixus
adjective
stretched far out

prolocuquutio
prōlocūquūtiō
noun
a preamble

prolocutio
prōlocūtiō
noun
a preamble

prolocutor
prōlocūtor
noun
a pleader

prologium
prologium
noun
a preface

prologus
prologus
noun
a preface or introduction to a play

prolongo
prolongō
verb
v

proloquium
prōloquium
noun
An introduction

proloquor
prōloquor
verb
to speak out

proloqutor
proloqūtor
noun
a pleader

proloquutor
prōloquūtor
noun

proloquutus
prōloquūtus
adjective

prolubido
prōlubīdō
noun
will

prolubium
prōlubium
noun
will

proluceo
prōlūceō
verb
to shine forth

proludium
prōlūdium
noun
preliminary exercise

proludo
prōlūdō
verb
to play or practise beforehand

prolugeo
prōlūgeō
verb
to mourn greatly

proluo
prōluō
verb
to wash forth or out

prolusio
prōlūsiō
noun
a prelude

prolusorius
prōlūsōrius
adjective

prolutus
prōlūtus
adjective

proluvies
prōluviēs
noun
an overflow

proluvio
prōluviō
noun
an inundation

proluviosus
prōluviōsus
adjective
overflowing

proluvium
prōluvium
noun
an overflow

prolyta
prolyta
noun
jurists who

promagister
prōmagister
noun
one who presides

promagisterium
prōmagisterium
noun
the office of a

promagistratus
prōmagistrātus
noun
administration by a substitute or deputy

promatertera
prōmātertera
noun
a great-grandmother's sister

promellere
promellere
cross-reference

promenervat
promenervat
cross-reference

promercalis
prōmercālis
adjective
that is dealt in

promercium
prōmercium
noun
trade

promereor
prōmereor
verb
To deserve

promereor
prōmereor
verb
To deserve

promeritum
prōmeritum
noun
desert

Prometheus
Promētheus
noun
a son of Iapetus and Clymene

Prometheus
Promēthēus
adjective
of or belonging to Prometheus

Promethiades
Promēthiadēs
noun
patron

promico
prōmicō
verb
to gleam forth

prominens
prōminens
adjective
prominent

prominens
prōminens
adjective
a prominent part

prominens
prōminens
adjective

prominenter
prōminenter
adverb

prominenter
prōminenter
adverb

prominentia
prōminentia
noun
a jutting out

promineo
prōmīneō
verb
to stand or jut out

promino
prōminō
verb
to drive forward or along

prominulus
prōminulus
adjective
projecting a little

promiscam
prōmiscam
adverb
in common

promiscam
prōmiscam
cross-reference

promisce
prōmiscē
cross-reference

promisce
prōmiscē
adverb
in common

promiscue
prōmiscuē
cross-reference

promiscue
prōmiscuē
adverb
in common

promiscus
prōmiscus
adjective
mixed

promiscus
prōmiscus
adjective

promiscuus
prōmiscuus
adjective
mixed

promissio
prōmissiō
noun
a promising

promissive
prōmissīvē
adverb
by way of promise

promissivus
prōmissīvus
adjective
promising

promissor
prōmissor
noun
a promiser

promissum
prōmissum
noun

promissum
prōmissum
noun
a promise

promissus
prōmissus
adjective
P a

promissus
prōmissus
adjective

promissus
prōmissus
noun
a promise

promitto
prōmittō
verb
to let go forward

promnion
promnion
noun
a dark-colored gem

promo
prōmō
verb
to take

promoneo
prōmoneō
verb
to warn or admonish further

promonstra
prōmonstra
cross-reference

promonturium
prōmonturium
noun
The highest part of a chain of mountains

promonturium
prōmonturium
noun

promotio
prōmōtiō
noun
advancement

promotum
prōmōtum
noun
things that are to be preferred

promotum
prōmōtum
noun

promotus
prōmōtus
adjective
P a

promotus
prōmōtus
noun
advancement

promotus
prōmōtus
adjective

promoveo
prōmōveō
verb
to move forward

promptarium
promptārium
noun

promptarium
promptārium
noun

prompte
promptē
adverb

prompte
promptē
adverb

promptim
promptim
adverb
quickly

promptitudo
promptitūdō
noun
promptitude

prompto
promptō
verb
to give forth or out abundantly

promptuarium
promptuārium
noun
a storeroom

promptuarium
promptuārium
noun

promptuarius
promptuārius
adjective
of or belonging to distribution

promptulus
promptulus
adjective
ready

promptus
promptus
adjective
brought to light

promptus
promptus
adjective

promptus
promptus
noun
An exposing to view

promtuarius
promtuārius
adjective
of or belonging to distribution

promtus
promtus
adverb

promtus
promtus
noun
An exposing to view

promtus
promtus
adjective
brought to light

promulcum
promulcum
noun
a tow-rope

promulgatio
prōmulgātiō
noun
a making publicly known

promulgator
prōmulgātor
noun
one that publishes or proclaims

promulgo
prōmulgō
verb
to expose to public view

promulsidare
prōmulsidāre
noun
a tray on which the

promulsis
prōmulsis
noun
a relish

promulsus
prōmulsus
adjective
stroked forward

promum
prōmum
noun
a store-room

promunctorium
promunctōrium
cross-reference

promunturium
prōmunturium
noun
The highest part of a chain of mountains

promus
prōmus
noun
a giver out

promus
prōmus
adjective
of or belonging to giving out

promuscis
promuscis
cross-reference
a trunk

promutuor
promūtuor
verb
to be loaned beforehand

promutuum
prōmūtuum
noun
an advance

promutuus
prōmūtuus
adjective
paid over beforehand

pronaos
pronāos
noun

pronaos
pronāos
noun
the porch

pronato
prōnatō
verb
to swim forth

pronatus
prōnātus
adjective
sprung forth

pronatus
prōnātus
adjective

pronaus
pronāus
noun
the porch

prone
prōnē
adverb
downwards

pronecto
prōnectō
verb
to knit or spin out

pronepos
pronepos
noun
a great-grandson

proneptis
proneptis
noun
a great-granddaughter

pronis
prōnis
adjective

pronitas
prōnitās
noun
inclination

pronnuntio
prōnnuntiō
verb
to make publicly known

prono
prōnō
verb
to bend forward

pronoea
pronoea
noun
providence

pronomen
prōnōmen
noun
a pronoun

pronominalis
prōnōminālis
adjective
of or belonging to a pronoun

pronominatio
prōnōminātiō
noun
a figure of speech

pronomino
prōnōminō
verb

pronuba
prōnuba
noun
a woman who attended to the necessary arrangements of a wedding on the part of the bride

pronubans
prōnubans
adjective
arranging a marriage

pronubus
prōnubus
adjective
of or belonging to marriage

pronumero
prōnumerō
verb
to count up

pronunciabilis
prōnunciābilis
adjective
declarative

pronunciatio
prōnunciātiō
noun
A public declaration

pronunciativus
prōnunciātīvus
adjective
of or belonging to declaration

pronunciator
prōnunciātor
noun
One who delivers any thing

pronunciatum
prōnunciātum
noun
a proposition

pronunciatus
prōnunciātus
noun
pronunciation

pronuntiabilis
prōnuntiābilis
adjective
declarative

pronuntiatio
prōnuntiātiō
noun
A public declaration

pronuntiative
prōnuntiātīvē
adverb
declaratively

pronuntiativus
prōnuntiātīvus
adjective
of or belonging to declaration

pronuntiator
prōnuntiātor
noun
One who delivers any thing

pronuntiatum
prōnuntiātum
noun
a proposition

pronuntiatus
prōnuntiātus
noun
pronunciation

pronuntio
prōnuntiō
verb
to make publicly known

pronuper
prōnūper
adverb

pronurus
prōnurus
noun
a grandson's wife

pronus
prōnus
adjective
turned forward

prooeconomia
prooeconomia
noun
a previous arrangement

prooemior
prooemior
verb
to make an introduction or preface

prooemium
prooemium
noun
An introduction

propagatio
prōpāgātiō
noun
a propagating

propagatio
propāgātiō
noun
a propagating

propagator
propāgātor
noun
a propagator

propagator
prōpāgātor
noun
a propagator

propages
prōpāgēs
noun
A set

propages
propāgēs
noun
A set

propaginatio
prōpāginātiō
noun
propagation

propagino
propāginō
verb
to propagate

propagino
prōpāginō
verb
to propagate

propagmen
propagmen
noun
propagation

propago
propāgō
verb
To set or fasten down

propago
prōpāgō
noun
A set

propago
prōpāgō
verb
To set or fasten down

propago
propāgō
noun
A set

propalam
prōpalam
adverb
openly

propalo
prōpalō
verb
to make public or manifest

propansus
prōpansus
adjective
Partt

propassus
prōpassus
adjective
Partt

propatior
prōpatior
verb
to endure before

propator
propator
noun
a forefather

propatruus
prōpatruus
noun
a great-grandfather's brother

propatulum
prōpatulum
noun
an open or uncovered place

propatulus
prōpatulus
adjective
Open in front

prope
propē
adverb
near

prope diem
prope diem
adverb
at an early day

propediem
propediem
adverb
at an early day

propello
prōpellō
verb
to drive before one's self

propemodo
propemodō
cross-reference
nearly

propemodum
propemodum
adverb
Nearly

propempticon
propempticon
noun
a farewell poem

propendeo
prōpendeō
verb
to hang forth or forward

propendo
prōpendō
verb

propendulus
prōpendulus
adjective
hanging forth or forward

propense
prōpensē
adverb
willingly

propensio
prōpensiō
noun
inclination

propensus
prōpensus
adjective

propensus
prōpensus
adjective

properabilis
properābilis
adjective
hasty

properans
properans
adjective
hastening

properans
properans
adjective

properanter
properanter
adverb
hastily

properanter
properanter
cross-reference

properantia
properantia
noun
a hastening

properatim
properātim
adverb
hastily

properatio
properātiō
noun
a hastening

properato
properātō
adverb
quickly

properato
properātō
cross-reference

properatus
properātus
adjective

properatus
properātus
adjective
hurried

propere
properē
adverb
hastily

properipes
properipēs
adjective
swift of foot

properiter
properiter
adverb
hastily

propero
properō
verb
to hasten

Propertius
Propertius
noun
a Roman surname

properus
properus
adjective
quick

propes
propēs
noun
a rope

propetrare
prōpetrārē
adverb

propexus
prōpexus
adjective
combed forward

propheta
prophēta
noun
a foreteller

prophetalis
prophētālis
adjective
prophetic

prophetatio
prophētātiō
noun
a soothsaying

prophetes
prophētēs
noun
a foreteller

prophetia
prophētīa
noun
prediction

prophetialis
prophētiālis
adjective
of or belonging to prophecy

prophetice
prophēticē
adverb
prophetically

propheticus
prophēticus
adjective
predicting

prophetis
prophētis
noun
a prophetess

prophetissa
prophētissa
noun
a prophetess

prophetizo
prophētīzō
verb
to prophesy

propheto
prophētō
verb
to foretell

propina
propīna
noun
a cook-shop

propinatio
propīnātiō
noun
A drinking to one's health

propino
propīnō
verb
To drink to one's health

propinqua
propinqua
noun
a female relative

propinque
propinquē
adverb
near

propinquitas
propinquitās
noun
nearness

propinquo
propinquō
verb
to bring near

propinquum
propinquum
noun
neighborhood

propinquus
propinquus
noun
a relation

propinquus
propinquus
adjective
near

propio
propiō
verb
to draw near

propiois
propiōis
noun
places lying near

propior
propior
adjective
the nearest

propitiabilis
propitiābilis
adjective
that is easy to be appeased

propitiatio
propitiātiō
noun
an appeasing

propitiator
propitiātor
noun
a propitiator

propitiatorium
propitiātōrium
noun

propitiatorius
propitiātōrius
adjective
atoning

propitiatrix
propitiātrix
noun
a propitiatress

propitietas
propitietās
noun
a state of propitiation

propitio
propitiō
verb
to render favorable

propitius
propitius
adjective
favorable

propius
propius
adverb
more nearly

proplasma
proplasma
noun
a pattern

propnigeum
propnigēum
noun
the place before an oven or furnace

Propoetidis
Prōpoetidis
noun
Cyprian girls

propola
propōla
noun
a forestaller

propolis
propolis
noun
the third foundation in making honey

propolluo
prōpolluō
verb
to defile or pollute

propoma
propoma
noun
a drink taken before eating

propono
prōpōnō
verb
to put or set forth

Propontiacus
Propontiacus
adjective
of or belonging to the Propontis

Propontis
Propontis
noun
the Propontis or Sea of Marmora

proporro
prōporrō
adverb
furthermore

proportio
prōportiō
noun
comparative relation

proportionabiliter
prōportiōnābiliter
adverb
proportionally

proportionalis
prōportiōnālis
adjective
of or belonging to proportion

proportionalitas
prōportiōnālitās
noun
proportion

proportionaliter
prōportiōnāliter
adverb
proportionally

proportionatus
prōportiōnātus
adjective
proportioned

pro portione
prō portiōne
expression
in proportion

propositio
prōpositiō
noun
A setting forth or proposing

propositor
prōpositor
noun
a proposer

propositum
prōpositum
noun

propositum
prōpositum
noun
A plan

propositus
prōpositus
adjective

propraefectus
prōpraefectus
noun
a vice-prefect

propraetor
prōpraetor
noun
a magistrate in the times of the republic

propraetore
prōpraetōre
noun
a magistrate in the times of the republic

propriatim
propriātim
adverb
properly

proprie
propriē
adverb

proprie
propriē
adverb

proprietarius
proprietārius
noun
an owner

proprietas
prōprietās
noun
a property

proprietas
proprietās
noun
a property

propriifico
prōpriificō
verb
to appropriate

proprio
propriō
verb
to appropriate

propritim
proprītim
adverb
properly

proprium
proprium
noun
a possession

proprium
prōprium
noun
a possession

proprius
prōprius
adjective
not common with others

proprius
proprius
adjective
not common with others

propro praetore
prōprō praetōre
noun
a magistrate in the times of the republic

propter
propter
adverb
near

propterea
proptereā
adverb
therefore

proptosis
proptōsis
noun
a prolapse

propudianus
prōpudiānus
adjective
offered on account of infamous deeds

propudiosus
prōpudiōsus
adjective
shameful

propudiosus
propudiōsus
adjective
shameful

propudium
propudium
noun

propudium
prōpudium
noun

propudium
prōpudium
noun
A shameful or infamous action

propudium
propudium
noun
A shameful or infamous action

propugnaculum
prōpugnāculum
noun
a bulwark

propugnatio
prōpugnātiō
noun
A fighting for

propugnator
prōpugnātor
noun
one who fights in defence

propugnatrix
prōpugnātrix
noun
she that defends

propugno
prōpugnō
verb
To rush out to fight

propulsatio
prōpulsātiō
noun
a driving back

propulsator
prōpulsātor
noun
one that drives back

propulso
prōpulsō
verb
to drive back

propulsor
prōpulsor
noun
one that wards off or drives back

propulsus
prōpulsus
adjective

propulsus
prōpulsus
noun
a driving on or forth

propungo
prōpungō
verb
to prick

propurgo
prōpurgō
verb
to cleanse beforehand

propylaeon
propylaeon
noun
a gateway

propylaeum
propylaeum
noun
a gateway

propylon
propylon
noun
a gateway

proquaestore
prōquaestōrē
adverb
a magistrate

pro quam
prō quam
cross-reference

proquam
prōquam
cross-reference

proquirito
prōquirītō
verb
to cry out or exclaim in public

prora
prōra
noun
The forepart of a ship

prorepo
prōrēpō
verb
to creep forth

proreta
prōrēta
noun
the lookout man at the prow

proreus
prōreus
noun
the lookout man at the prow

proriga
prōriga
noun
a stable-boy

proripio
prōripiō
verb
To drag or snatch forth

proris
prōris
noun

proris
prōris
noun
The forepart of a ship

prorito
prōrītō
verb
To provoke

prorogatio
prōrogātiō
noun
A prolonging

prorogativus
prōrogātīvus
adjective
admitting of delay

prorogator
prōrogātor
noun
one that pays or gives out

prorogo
prōrogō
verb
To prolong

Prorsa
Prorsa
noun
the goddess presiding over births with the head foremost

prorsum
prorsum
adverb
Forwards

prorsus
prorsus
adverb
Forwards

prorsus
prorsus
adjective
Straightforwards

prorumpo
prōrumpō
verb
to thrust or cast forth

proruo
prōruō
verb
to cast or tear down in front

proruptio
prōruptiō
noun
a breaking or rushing forth

proruptor
prōruptor
noun
one that breaks forth

proruptus
prōruptus
adjective

prorutus
prōrutus
adjective

Prosa
Prōsa
noun
the goddess presiding over births with the head foremost

prosa
prōsa
noun
prose

prosa
prōsa
noun

prosaicus
prōsaicus
adjective
Prosaic

prosaicus
prōsaicus
noun
a prose writer

prosapia
prōsāpia
noun
a stock

prosapies
prōsāpiēs
noun
a stock

prosapodosis
prosapodosis
noun
a figure of speech

prosarius
prōsārius
adjective
of or belonging to prose

prosator
prōsator
noun
an ancestor

prosatrix
prōsatrix
noun
an ancestress

prosatus
prōsatus
adjective

proscaenium
proscaenium
noun
The place before the scene where the actors appeared

proscenium
proscēnium
noun
The place before the scene where the actors appeared

proscholus
proscholus
noun
an under-teacher

proscindo
prōscindō
verb
to tear open in front

proscissio
prōscissiō
noun
the first ploughing

proscissus
prōscissus
adjective

proscribo
prōscrībō
verb
to write before or in front of

proscriptio
prōscriptiō
noun
A written public notice

proscriptor
prōscriptor
noun
one who proscribes or oullaws

proscriptura
prōscriptūra
noun
proscription

proscripturio
prōscripturiō
verb
v. desider. n

proscriptus
prōscriptus
adjective

proscriptus
prōscriptus
noun
an outlaw

proseco
prōsecō
verb
to cut off from before

prosecro
prōsecrō
verb
to sacrifice

prosecta
prōsecta
noun

prosecta
prōsecta
noun

prosectio
prōsectiō
noun
a cutting off

prosector
prōsector
noun
one who cuts in pieces

prosectum
prōsectum
noun
that which is cut off for sacrifice

prosectum
prōsectum
noun

prosectus
prōsectus
adjective

prosectus
prōsectus
noun
a cutting or slashing

prosecutio
prōsecūtiō
noun
a following or accompanying on the way

prosecutor
prōsecūtor
noun
an accompanier

prosecutoria
prōsecūtōria
noun
a letter relating to taking something in charge

prosecutus
prōsecūtus
adjective

proseda
prōseda
noun
a common prostitute

prosedamum
prosedamum
noun

Proselenus
Proselēnus
noun
older than the moon

proselyta
prosēlyta
noun
a female proselyte

proselytus
prosēlytus
adjective
come from abroad

proseminator
prōsēminātor
noun
a sower

prosemino
prōsēminō
verb
to sow or scatter about

prosentio
prōsentiō
verb
to perceive beforehand

prosequium
prōsequium
noun
attendance

prosequor
prōsequor
verb
to follow

prosequutor
prōsequūtor
noun
an accompanier

prosequutus
prōsequūtus
adjective

prosero
prōserō
verb
to stretch forth

prosero
prōserō
verb
to bring forth or produce by sowing

Proserpina
Proserpina
noun
Proserpine

Proserpina
Prōserpina
noun
Proserpine

proserpinaca
prōserpināca
noun
a plant

proserpinalis
prōserpinālis
adjective
of or belonging to Proserpine

proserpo
prōserpō
verb
to creep forwards or forth

proseucha
proseucha
noun
a place for prayer

prosferari
prosferarī
cross-reference

prosicia
prosicia
noun

prosicies
prōsiciēs
noun
the flesh cut off for sacrifice

prosidens
prosidens
adjective
sitting before

prosilio
prōsiliō
verb
to leap or spring forth

prosistens
prōsistens
adjective
standing out

prositus
prōsitus
cross-reference

proslambanomenos
proslambanomenos
noun
the note

prosocer
prōsocer
noun
a wife's grandfather

prosocrus
prōsōcrus
noun
a wife's grandmother

prosocrus
prōsocrus
noun
a wife's grandmother

prosodia
prosōdia
noun
the tone or accent

prosodiacus
prosōdiacus
adjective
prosodial

prosopis
prosōpis
noun
a plant

Prosopites
Prosōpītēs
noun
a district of the Delta in Egypt

prosopites
prosōpītēs
noun
a plant

prosopon
prosōpon
noun
a kind of herb

prosopopoeia
prosōpopoeia
noun
Personification

prosopopoeicus
prosōpopoeicus
adjective
of or belonging to personification

prospecte
prōspectē
adverb
providently

prospectivus
prospectīvus
adjective
of or belonging to a prospect

prospecto
prospectō
verb
to look forth upon

prospector
prospector
noun
one who looks out

prospectus
prospectus
adjective

prospectus
prospectus
noun
a lookout

prospeculor
prospeculor
verb
to look into the distance

prosperatio
prosperātiō
noun
good fortune

prospere
prosperē
adverb
agreeably to one's wishes

prospergo
prospergō
verb
to besprinkle

prosperitas
prosperitās
noun
desirable condition

prosperiter
prosperiter
adverb
favorably

prospero
prosperō
verb
To cause

prosperum
prosperum
noun
favorable circumstances

prosperus
prosperus
adjective
agreeable to one's wishes

prospex
prōspex
noun
one foreseeing

prospica
prospica
noun
she that takes care or provides beforehand

prospiciens
prōspiciens
adjective
endowed with foresight

prospicienter
prōspicienter
adverb
providently

prospicientia
prōspicientia
noun
Foresight

prospicio
prōspiciō
verb
to look forward or into the distance

prospicue
prōspicuē
adverb
providently

prospicus
prōspicus
adjective
taking care

prospicuus
prōspicuus
adjective
That may be seen afar off

prospiro
prōspīrō
verb
to breathe forth

prostas
prostās
noun
a porch

prosterno
prōsternō
verb
to strew in front of

prosthesis
prosthesis
noun
a grammatical figure consisting in the prefixing of a letter or syllable to a word

prostibilis
prōstibilis
noun
a harlot

prostibula
prōstibula
noun
a prostitute

prostibulum
prōstibulum
noun
A prostitute

prostituo
prōstituō
verb
To place before or in front

prostituta
prōstitūta
noun
a harlot

prostitutio
prōstitūtiō
noun
Prostitution

prostitutor
prōstitūtor
noun
A prostitutor

prostitutus
prōstitūtus
adjective

prostitutus
prōstitūtus
adjective
exposed publicly

prosto
prōstō
verb
To stand forth

prostomis
prostomis
noun
an instrument to hold a horse by the nose

prostratio
prostrātiō
noun
an overthrowing

prostrator
prōstrātor
noun
an overthrower

prostratus
prōstrātus
adjective

prostylos
prostȳlos
adjective
having pillars in front

prostypum
prostypum
noun
a pattern

prosubigo
prōsubigō
verb
To dig up

prosum
prōsum
verb
to be useful or of use

prosum
prōsum
verb

prosum
prōsum
adverb
Forwards

prosumia
prōsūmia
noun
a small kind of vessel for reconnoitring

Prosumnus
Prosumnus
noun
the name of a lewd favorite of Bacchus

prosumo
prosūmō
cross-reference

prosurgo
prosurgō
verb
to rise up

prosus
prōsus
adverb
Forwards

prosus
prōsus
adjective
Straightforwards

prosus
prōsus
adjective

Prosymna
Prosymna
noun
a country or town of Argolis

Prosymne
Prosymnē
noun
a country or town of Argolis

protagion
prōtagion
noun
a good kind of wine

Protagoras
Prōtagorās
noun
a celebrated sophist of Abdera

Protagorion
Prōtagorīon
noun
a dictum or maxim of Protagoras

protasis
protasis
noun
An assertion

protaticus
protaticus
adjective
appearing in the first part of a play

Prote
Prōtē
noun
One of the Staechades

protectio
prōtectiō
noun
a covering over

protector
prōtector
noun
a coverer

protectorius
prōtectōrius
adjective
of or belonging to the life-guard or body-guard

protectum
prōtectum
noun
the projecting part of a roof

protectus
prōtectus
adjective

protectus
prōtectus
noun
a covering

protego
prōtegō
verb
to cover before or in front

protelo
prōtēlō
verb
to drive forth or forwards

protelum
prōtēlum
noun
A row of oxen

protenam
prōtenam
adverb
forthwith

protendo
prōtendō
verb
to stretch forth or out

protenis
prōtenis
cross-reference

protenis
prōtenis
adverb
forthwith

protensio
prōtensiō
noun
a stretching out

protentatus
prōtentātus
adjective
tried

protentus
prōtentus
adjective
P.a

protentus
prōtentus
adjective
stretched out

protenus
prōtenus
adverb
before one's self

protenus
prōtenus
adverb

protermino
prōterminō
verb
to more forward

protero
prōterō
verb
To drive forth

proterreo
prōterreō
verb
to frighten or scare away

proterritus
prōterritus
adjective

proterve
protervē
adverb
boldly

protervia
protervia
noun
wantonness

protervio
proterviō
verb
to be bold

protervitas
protervitās
noun
pertness

proterviter
proterviter
adverb
boldly

protervus
protervus
adjective
violent

Protesilaeus
Prōtesilāēus
adjective
Protesilaean

Protesilaus
Prōtesilāus
noun
a son of Iphiclus

protestatio
prōtestātiō
noun
a declaration

protestor
prōtestor
verb
to declare in public

protestor
prōtestor
verb
to declare in public

Proteus
Prōteus
noun
a sea-god who often changed his form

protheorema
protheōrēma
noun
a considering beforehand

prothesis
prothesis
noun
a grammatical figure consisting in the prefixing of a letter or syllable to a word

prothesis
prothesis
cross-reference

Prothoenor
Prothoēnor
noun
a hero at the wedding of Perseus

prothyme
prothȳmē
adverb
willingly

prothymia
prothȳmia
noun
readiness

prothyris
prothyris
noun
an ornament over a door or pillars

prothyrum
prothyrum
noun
the space before the door

protinam
prōtinam
adverb
forthwith

protinis
prōtinis
adverb
forthwith

protinus
prōtinus
adverb
before one's self

protocomium
prōtocomium
noun
the place where the hair begins

Protogenes
Prōtogenēs
noun
a celebrated Grecian painter of Caunus

protollo
prōtollō
verb
To stretch forth or out

protomedia
prōtomēdia
noun
an herb

protomysta
prōtomysta
noun
a chief priest in mystic ceremonies

protono
protonō
verb
to thunder forth

protoplastus
prōtōplastus
noun
the first man

protopraxia
prōtopraxia
noun
the privilege of being preferred to other creditors

protosedeo
prōtosedeō
verb
to sit in the first place

protostasia
prōtostasia
noun
the office of chief collector of taxes in the

prototomus
prōtotomus
noun
cabbages of the first cutting

prototomus
prōtotomus
adjective
that is cut off first

prototypia
prōtotypia
noun
the office of one who has charge of the commutation for recruits

prototypus
prōtotypus
adjective
original

protracte
prōtractē
adverb
with the

protractio
prōtractiō
noun
a drawing out

protractus
prōtractus
adjective

protractus
prōtractus
noun
a prolonging

protraho
prōtrahō
verb
to draw or drag forth

protrepticon
protrepticon
noun
an exhortation

protrepticum
protrepticum
noun
an exhortation

protrico
protrīcō
verb
to make difficulties beforehand

protrimentum
prōtrīmentum
noun
a dish composed of various ingredients hashed together

protritus
prōtrītus
adjective
P.a

protritus
prōtrītus
adjective

protropum
protropum
noun
the first new wine that runs from the grapes before pressing

protrudo
prōtrūdō
verb
to thrust or push forwards

protubero
prōtūberō
verb
to swell or bulge out

protumidus
prōtumidus
adjective
swollen in front

proturbo
prōturbō
verb
to drive on or forward

protutela
prōtūtēla
noun
a vice-guardianship

protypum
protypum
noun

protyrum
protyrum
noun
a kind of wine made in the island of Lesbos

prout
prout
adverb

prout
prout
preposition
according as

provectibilis
prōvectibilis
adjective
capable of progress

provectio
prōvectiō
noun
an advancement

provector
prōvector
noun
a promoter

provectus
prōvectus
adjective
advanced

provectus
prōvectus
noun
Advancement

provectus
prōvectus
adjective

provegeo
prōvegeō
verb

proveho
prōvehō
verb
to carry or conduct forwards

provendo
prōvendō
verb

provenio
prōveniō
verb
to come forth

proventus
prōventus
noun
a coming forth

proverbialis
prōverbiālis
adjective
proverbial

proverbialiter
prōverbiāliter
adverb
proverbially

proverbium
prōverbium
noun
An old saying

proversus
prōversus
adjective

proverto
prōvertō
verb
to turn forwards

provide
prōvidē
adverb
carefully

providens
prōvidens
adjective
foreseeing

providens
prōvidens
adjective
P.a

providenter
prōvidenter
cross-reference

providenter
prōvidenter
adverb
with foresight

providentia
prōvidentia
noun
Foresight

provideo
prōvideō
verb
to see forwards or before one's self

providus
prōvidus
adjective
Foreseeing

provincia
prōvincia
noun
A province

provincialis
prōvinciālis
noun
an inhabitant of a province

provincialis
prōvinciālis
adjective
of or belonging to a province

provinciatim
prōvinciātim
adverb
through the provinces

provinco
prōvincō
verb
to conquer before

provindemiator
prōvindēmiātor
noun
a star over the right shoulder of Virgo

provisio
prōvīsiō
noun
A foreseeing

proviso
prōvīsō
verb
to go

proviso
prōvīsō
adverb
with foresight or forethought

provisor
prōvīsor
noun
A foreseer

provisus
prōvīsus
adjective

provisus
prōvīsus
noun
A looking before

provivo
prōvīvō
verb
to live on

provocabilis
prōvocābilis
adjective
easily aroused

provocabulum
prōvocābulum
noun
a word that is used for another

provocaticius
prōvocātīcius
adjective
called forth

provocatio
prōvocātiō
noun
A calling out

provocativus
prōvocātīvus
adjective
called forth

provocator
prōvocātor
noun
a challenger

provocatorius
prōvocātōrius
adjective
of or belonging to challenging

provocatrix
prōvocātrix
noun
she that entices

provoco
prōvocō
verb
to call forth

provolgo
provolgō
verb
to make publicly known

provolo
prōvolō
verb
to fly forth

provolvo
prōvolvō
verb
to roll or tumble forwards

provomo
prōvomō
verb
to vomit forth

provorsus
prōvorsus
adjective

provorto
prōvortō
verb
to turn forwards

provulgo
provulgō
verb
to make publicly known

prox
prox
interjection
by your leave

proxeneta
proxenēta
noun
a negotiator

proxeneticum
proxenēticum
noun
brokerage

proximatus
proximātus
noun
the next place after that of the

proxime
proximē
adverb
nearest

proximitas
proximitās
noun
nearness

proximo
proximō
adverb
very lately

proximo
proximō
verb
to come or draw near

proximus
proximus
noun
one's nearest relatives

proximus
proximus
adjective
the nearest

proximus
proximus
noun
a neighbor

proxume
proxumē
adverb

proxume
proxumē
adverb
nearest

proxumus
proxumus
noun
a neighbor

proxumus
proxumus
adverb

proxumus
proxumus
adjective
the nearest

prudens
prūdens
adjective
Foreseeing

prudenter
prūdenter
adverb
sagaciously

prudentia
prūdentia
noun
A foreseeing

Prudentius
Prūdentius
noun
a Christian poet of Calagurris

prugnum
prugnum
cross-reference

pruina
pruīna
noun
hoar-frost

pruinosus
pruīnōsus
adjective
Full of hoar-frost

pruna
prūna
noun
a burning coal

prunitiucius
prūnitiucius
adjective
of or from plum-tree wood

prunitius
prūnitius
adjective
of or from plum-tree wood

prunulum
prūnulum
noun
a little plum

prunum
prūnum
noun
a plum

prunus
prūnus
noun
a plum-tree

pruriginosus
prūrīginōsus
adjective
Having the itch

prurigo
prūrīgō
noun
An itching

prurio
prūriō
verb
to itch

pruriosus
prūriōsus
adjective
That causes itching

pruritivus
prūrītīvus
adjective
that causes itching

pruritus
prūrītus
noun
an itching

Prusa
Prūsa
noun
a town of Bithynia

Prusensis
Prūsensis
noun
the inhabitants of Prusa

Prusia
Prūsia
noun
a king of Bithynia

Prusiacus
Prūsiacus
adjective
of or belonging to Prusias

Prusiades
Prūsiadēs
noun
a male descendant of

Prusias
Prūsiās
noun
a king of Bithynia

prusinius
prūsinius
adjective
a kind of grape

prymnesius
prymnēsius
adjective
belonging to the stern

prytanes
prytanes
noun
one of the chief magistrates in some of the Grecian States

prytaneum
prytanēum
noun
the town-hall

prytanis
prytanis
noun

prytanis
prytanis
noun
one of the chief magistrates in some of the Grecian States

Psaca
Psaca
noun
a people of Scythia

psallo
psallō
verb
to play upon a stringed instrument

psalma
psalma
noun
a song sung to the accompaniment of stringed instruments

psalmicen
psalmicen
noun
a psalm-singer

psalmidicus
psalmidicus
noun
the psalmist

psalmisonus
psalmisonus
noun
a psalm-singer

psalmista
psalmista
noun
a composer or singer of psalms

psalmographus
psalmographus
noun
a psalm - writer

psalmus
psalmus
noun
a psalm

psalterium
psaltērium
noun
A stringed instrument of the lute kind

psaltes
psaltēs
noun
a player on the cithara

psaltria
psaltria
noun
a female player on the cithara

Psamathe
Psamathē
noun
Daughter of Crotopus

Psamathus
Psamathūs
noun
a town and harbor of Laconia

Psammathus
Psammathūs
noun
a town and harbor of Laconia

Psammetichus
Psammetichus
noun
a king of Egypt

psaranus
psārānus
noun
a precious stone

psaronius
psārōnius
noun
a precious stone

Psecas
Psecas
noun
the name of an attendant of Diana

psecas
psecas
noun
a female slave who perfumed her mistress's hair

psegma
psēgma
noun

Pselcis
Pselcis
noun
a town of Ethiopia

psephisma
psēphisma
noun
an ordinance of the people

psephopaectes
psēphopaectēs
noun
a juggler

Psesius
Psēsius
noun
an Asiatic tribe near the Maeotic Lake

Psessius
Psessius
noun
an Asiatic tribe near the Maeotic Lake

psetta
psetta
noun
a species of plaice or sole

pseudanchusa
pseudanchūsa
noun
a plant

pseudapostolus
pseudapostolus
noun
a false apostle

pseudenedrus
pseudenedrus
noun
a feigned lier-in-wait

pseudisodomos
pseudīsodomos
noun
a disproportionate building

pseudoanchusa
pseudoanchūsa
noun
a plant

Pseudoantoninus
Pseudoantōnīnus
noun
the false Antoninus

pseudobunion
pseudobūnion
noun
a plant

Pseudocato
Pseudocatō
noun
a sham Cato

Pseudochristus
Pseudochristus
noun
a false Christ

pseudocyperus
pseudocypērus
noun
a plant

pseudocyprus
pseudocyprus
noun
a plant

Pseudodamasippus
Pseudodamasippus
noun
falseDamasippus

pseudodecimiana
pseudodecimiāna
cross-reference
pears similar to the

pseudodiaconus
pseudodiāconus
noun
a false deacon

pseudodictamnos
pseudodictamnos
noun
bastard-dittany

pseudodictamnum
pseudodictamnum
noun
bastard-dittany

pseudodipteros
pseudodipteros
adjective
that appears to have two rows of columns

pseudoepiscopus
pseudoepiscopus
noun
a false bishop

pseudoflavus
pseudoflāvus
adjective
not exactly yellow

pseudographus
pseudographus
adjective
having a false superscription or title

pseudoliquidus
pseudoliquidus
adjective
apparently liquid

Pseudolus
Pseudolus
noun
The Liar

pseudomenos
pseudomenos
noun

pseudomenus
pseudomenus
noun

pseudonardus
pseudonardus
noun
bastard-nard

pseudonedrus
pseudonedrus
noun
a secret lier-in-wait

pseudopastor
pseudopastor
noun
a false pastor

pseudopatum
pseudopatum
noun
a false floor

pseudoperipteros
pseudoperipteros
adjective
that seems to have columns all round

Pseudophilippus
Pseudophilippus
noun
the false Philip

pseudopropheta
pseudoprophēta
noun
a false prophet

pseudoprophetia
pseudoprophētīa
noun
a false prophecy

pseudopropheticus
pseudoprophēticus
adjective
prophesying falsely

pseudoprophetis
pseudoprophētis
noun
a false prophetess

Pseudopyla
Pseudopyla
noun
the name of two islands in the Arabian Gulf

pseudoselinum
pseudoselīnum
noun
a plant

pseudosmaragdus
pseudosmaragdus
noun
a false emerald

pseudosphex
pseudosphex
noun
a false wasp

pseudothyrum
pseudothyrum
noun
a backdoor

pseudourbanus
pseudourbānus
adjective
imitating the fashion of towns

psiathium
psiathium
noun
a little rush mat

psila
psīla
noun
a covering shaggy on one side

Psile
Psilē
noun
a small island in the Aegean Sea

psilocitharista
psīlocitharista
noun
one who plays on the cithara without singing to it

psilothrum
psīlōthrum
noun
An unguent for removing the hair and making the skin smooth

psilotrum
psīlōtrum
noun
An unguent for removing the hair and making the skin smooth

psimithium
psimithium
noun
white-lead

psimmythium
psimmȳthium
noun
white-lead

psithius
psithius
adjective

psithius
psithius
adjective
psythian

psitta
psitta
noun
a species of plaice or sole

psittacinus
psittacīnus
adjective
of or belonging to a parrot

psittacus
psittacus
noun
a parrot

Psittalia
Psittalīa
noun
a small island in the Saronic Gulf

psoadicus
psoadicus
adjective
having pains in the buttocks or loins

psoleos
psōleos
noun
the penis

Psophidius
Psōphidius
adjective
of or belonging to Psophis

Psophis
Psōphis
noun
a city in Arcadia

Psophodees
Psophodees
noun
The Bashful Man

psora
psōra
noun
the itch

psoranthemis
psōranthemis
noun
a barren kind of rosemary

psoricum
psōricum
noun
a remedy for the itch

psoricus
psōricus
adjective
of or for the itch or mange

Psyche
Psȳchē
noun
Psyche

psychicus
psȳchicus
adjective
animal

psychomachia
psȳchomachia
noun
The Contest of the Soul

psychomantieum
psȳchomantīēum
noun
a place where the spirits of the dead were interrogated

psychomantium
psȳchomantīum
noun
a place where the spirits of the dead were interrogated

psychophthoros
psȳchophthoros
noun
the Soul-destroyer

psychotrophon
psȳchotrophon
noun
a plant

psychrolusia
psȳchrolūsia
noun
a cold bathing

psychroluta
psȳchrolūta
noun
one who bathes in cold water

psychrolutes
psȳchrolūtēs
noun
one who bathes in cold water

psyllion
psyllion
noun
a plant

Psyllus
Psyllus
noun
an African people south-west of the Syrtis Major

psythia
psythia
noun

psythia
psythia
noun

psythium
psythium
noun
a kind of raisin - wine

psythius
psythius
adjective
psythian

Psyttalia
Psyttalia
noun
a small island in the Saronic Gulf

ptarmicum
ptarmicum
noun
that which causes sneezing

ptarmicus
ptarmicus
adjective
causing to sneeze

Pteleon
Pteleon
noun
A port in Thessaly

Pteleos
Pteleos
noun
A port in Thessaly

Pteleum
Pteleum
noun
A port in Thessaly

Ptenethu
Ptenethu
noun
a district of Lower Egypt

Pterelas
Pterelās
noun
A prince of Taphus

pteris
pteris
noun
a species of fern

pternix
pternix
noun
the straight stem of a plant

pteroma
pterōma
noun
the colonnade on the two sides of a Grecian temple

pteron
pteron
noun
the side walls

Pterophorita
Pterophorīta
noun
the inhabitants of Pterophoros

Pterophoros
Pterophoros
noun
a country near the Riphaean Mountains

pterotos
pterōtos
adjective
winged

pterygium
pterygium
noun
A film that grows over the eye

pterygoma
pterygōma
noun
something shaped like a wing

ptisana
ptisana
noun
Barley crushed and cleaned from the hulls

ptisanarium
ptisanārium
noun
a decoction of barley-groats

ptocheium
ptōchēīum
noun
a poor-house

ptocheum
ptōchēum
noun
a poor-house

ptochotropheium
ptōchotrophēīum
noun
a poor-house

ptochotropheum
ptōchotrophēum
noun
a poor-house

ptochotrophus
ptōchotrophus
noun
an overseer of the poor

Ptolemaeeus
Ptolemaeēus
adjective
of or belonging to Ptolemy

Ptolemaeius
Ptolemaeius
adjective
Ptolemaean

Ptolemaeum
Ptolemaeum
noun
the tomb of the Ptolemies

Ptolemaeus
Ptolemaeus
adjective
Ptolemaean

Ptolemaeus
Ptolemaeus
noun
Ptolemy

Ptolemaida
Ptolemāida
noun
Their inhabitants

Ptolemais
Ptolemāis
noun
Ptolemaean

Ptolemensis
Ptolemensis
noun
Their inhabitants

ptyas
ptyas
noun
a kind of serpent

Ptychia
Ptychia
noun
an island near Corfu

pubeda
pūbēda
noun
a youth arrived at the age of puberty

pubens
pūbens
adjective
arrived at the age of puberty

puber
pūber
adjective
that is grown up

puber
pūber
adjective

puberis
pūberis
noun
grown-up persons

pubertas
pūbertās
noun
the age of manhood or maturity

pubes
pūbes
adjective
that is grown up

pubes
pūbēs
noun
the signs of manhood

pubesco
pūbescō
verb
to reach the age of puberty

pubis
pūbis
adjective

pubis
pūbis
adjective
that is grown up

Publia
Publia
cross-reference
one of the rustic tribes

Publianus
Publiānus
adjective

Publianus
Publiānus
adjective
of or belonging to a Publius

publica
publica
noun
a public woman

publicanus
pūblicānus
noun
A farmer-general of the Roman revenues

publicanus
pūblicānus
adjective
Of or belonging to the public revenue

publicarius
pūblicārius
adjective
that makes public

publicater
pūblicāter
noun
one who makes known

publicatio
pūblicātiō
noun
an adjudging to the public treasury

publicatrix
pūblicātrix
noun
she that publishes or exposes

publice
publicē
adverb
On account

Publicia
Publicia
cross-reference
one of the rustic tribes

Publicianus
Publiciānus
adjective
of or belonging to a Publicius

Publicianus
Publiciānus
adjective

publicitus
pūblicitus
adverb
On the public account

Publicius
Pūblicius
noun
the name of a Roman

Publicius
Pūblicius
adjective
Publician

publico
pūblicō
verb
To make public property

Publicola
Publicola
noun
a surname of

Publicola
Publicola
cross-reference

publicum
publicum
noun
a public place

publicum
publicum
noun
Possessions of the State

publicus
pūblicus
adjective
of or belonging to the people

publicus
pūblicūs
noun
A public officer

Publilia
Publilia
cross-reference
one of the rustic tribes

Publilianus
Publiliānus
adjective
of or belonging to Publilius

Publilius
Pūblilius
adjective
the name of a Roman gens

Publipor
Pūblipor
noun
The name of a slave

Publius
Publius
noun
a Roman praenomen

Pucinum
Pūcīnum
noun
a town in Illyria

Pucinus
Pūcīnus
adjective
of or belonging to Pucinum

pudefactus
pudēfactus
adjective
ashamed

pudendum
pudendum
noun
The private parts

pudendus
pudendus
adjective
of which one ought to be ashamed

pudendus
pudendus
adjective

pudens
pudens
adjective
shamefaced

pudenter
pudenter
adverb
modestly

pudeo
pudeō
verb
to make or be ashamed

pudesco
pudescō
verb
to be ashamed

pudet
pudet
cross-reference

pudibilis
pudibilis
adjective
shameful

pudibundus
pudibundus
adjective
ashamed

pudice
pudīcē
adverb
bashfully

pudicitia
pudīcitia
noun
shamefacedness

pudicus
pudīcus
adjective
shamefaced

pudimentum
pudimentum
noun
the parts of shame

pudor
pudor
noun
shame

pudoratus
pudōrātus
adjective
shamefaced

pudoricolor
pudōricolor
noun
shamecolored

pudorosus
pudōrōsus
adjective
bashful

puella
puella
noun
a female child

puellaris
puellāris
adjective
of or belonging to a girl or young woman

puellariter
puellāriter
adverb
in a girlish manner

puellarius
puellārius
noun
a lover of girls

puellasco
puellascō
verb
to become a girl

puellatorius
puellātōrius
adjective
of or belonging to children

puellitor
puellitor
verb
to commit lewdness

puellula
puellula
noun
a little girl

puellus
puellus
noun
a little boy

puer
puer
noun
a child

puera
puera
noun
a girl

puerasco
puerascō
verb
To attain the age of boyhood or youth

pueraster
pueraster
noun
a stout lad

puerculus
puerculus
noun
a small boy

puerigenus
puerigenus
adjective
that begets boys

puerilis
puerīlis
adjective
boyish

puerilitas
puerīlitās
noun
Boyhood

pueriliter
puerīliter
adverb
like a child

puerinus
puerinus
adjective
youthful

pueritia
pueritia
noun
boyhood

puerities
pueritiēs
noun
childhood

puerpera
puerpera
noun
a woman in labor or in childbed

puerperium
puerperium
noun
Childbirth

puerperus
puerperus
adjective
parturient

puertia
puertia
noun

puertia
puertia
noun
boyhood

puerulus
puerulus
noun
a little boy

puerus
puerus
noun

puga
pūga
noun

puga
pūga
noun
the rump

pugil
pugil
noun
One who fights with the cestus

pugilatio
pugilātiō
noun
boxing with the cestus

pugilator
pugilātor
noun
a boxer

pugilatorius
pugilātōrius
adjective
of or belonging to the fist

pugilatorius
pugilātōrius
adjective

pugilatus
pugilātus
noun
a boxing

pugilice
pugilicē
adverb
like a boxer

pugillar
pugillar
adjective

pugillar
pugillar
noun
a writing-tablet

pugillare
pugillāre
noun
a writing-tablet

pugillaris
pugillāris
adjective
of or belonging to the fist or hand

pugillarius
pugillārius
noun
a maker of writing-tablets

pugillars
pugillārs
noun
writing-tablets

pugillator
pugillātor
noun
a messenger

pugillatorius
pugillātōrius
adjective
of or belonging to the fist

pugillatus
pugillātus
noun
a fighting with the cestus

pugillor
pugillor
verb
To fight with the fist or cestus

pugillo
pugillō
cross-reference

pugillor
pugillor
cross-reference

pugillum
pugillum
cross-reference
what one can hold in the fist

pugillum
pugillum
noun

pugilor
pugilor
verb
To fight with the fist or cestus

pugio
pugiō
noun
A short weapon for stabbing

pugiunculus
pugiunculus
noun
a small dagger or poniard

pugna
pugna
noun
a fight fist to fist

pugnacitas
pugnācitās
noun
desire or fondness for fighting

pugnaciter
pugnāciter
adverb
contentiously

pugnaculum
pugnāculum
noun
a fortified place

pugnans
pugnans
noun

pugnante
pugnante
noun
contradictions

pugnator
pugnātor
noun
a fighter

pugnatorius
pugnātōrius
adjective
of or belonging to a fighter or combatant

pugnatrix
pugnātrix
noun
combative

pugnax
pugnax
adjective
fond of fighting

pugneus
pugneus
adjective
of or belonging to the fist

pugnicula
pugnicula
noun
a slight contest

pugnitus
pugnitus
adverb
with the fists

pugno
pugnō
verb
to fight

pugnus
pugnus
noun
A fist

Puilia
Puilia
cross-reference

pulcellus
pulcellus
adjective
beautiful little

pulcer
pulcer
adjective
beautiful

Pulcer
Pulcer
noun
a Roman surname of the Claudii and Clodii

Pulchellus
Pulchellus
adjective
contemptuous surname given to Clodius

pulchellus
pulchellus
adjective
beautiful little

pulcher
pulcher
adjective
beautiful

Pulcher
Pulcher
noun
a Roman surname of the Claudii and Clodii

Pulchra
Pulchra
noun
a Roman surname of the Claudii and Clodii

pulchrale
pulchrāle
noun
a dessert

pulchre
pulchrē
adverb
beautifully

pulchresco
pulchrescō
verb
to become or grow beautiful

pulchritas
pulchritās
noun
beauty

pulchritudo
pulchritūdō
noun
beauty

pulchrum
pulchrum
noun
beauty

Pulcra
Pulcra
noun
a Roman surname of the Claudii and Clodii

pulcrale
pulcrāle
noun
a dessert

pulcre
pulcrē
adverb
beautifully

pulcre
pulcrē
adverb

pulcresco
pulcrescō
verb
to become or grow beautiful

pulcritas
pulcritās
noun
beauty

pulcritudo
pulcritūdō
noun
beauty

pulegium
pūlegium
noun
fleabane

pulegium
pūlegium
noun

puleiatum
pūlēiātum
noun
pennyroyal wine

puleiatus
pūlēiātus
adjective
furnished or seasoned with pennyroyal

puleium
pūlēium
noun
fleabane

pulex
pūlex
noun
A flea

pulicaria
pūlicāria
noun
a plant

pulicaris
pūlicāris
adjective
of or belonging to fleas

pulicarius
pūlicārius
adjective
of or belonging to fleas

pulico
pūlicō
verb
to produce fleas

pulicosus
pūlicōsus
adjective
full of fleas

pullarius
pullārius
noun
A man who fed the sacred chickens

pullarius
pullārius
adjective
Of or belonging to young animals

pullastra
pullastra
noun
a young hen

pullatio
pullātiō
noun
a hatching

pullatus
pullātus
adjective
clothed in soiled or black garments

pulleiaceus
pullēiāceus
adjective
black

pullicenus
pullicēnus
noun
a young bird

pulligo
pullīgō
noun
a dark color

pullinus
pullīnus
adjective
of or belonging to young animals

pulliprema
pulliprema
noun
a paederast

pullities
pullitiēs
noun
a young brood

pullo
pullō
verb
to put forth

pullulasco
pullulascō
verb
to put forth

pullulo
pullulō
verb
to put forth

pullulus
pullulus
adjective
blackish

pullulus
pullulus
noun
A young animal

pullum
pullum
noun
a dark - gray garment

pullus
pullus
adjective
pure

pullus
pullus
adjective
Dark-colored

pullus
pullus
noun
A young animal

pulmentaris
pulmentāris
adjective
of or belonging to a relish

pulmentarium
pulmentārium
noun
Any thing eaten with bread

pulmentum
pulmentum
noun
Any thing eaten with bread

pulmo
pulmō
noun
a lung

pulmonaceus
pulmōnāceus
adjective
of or belonging to the lungs

pulmonarius
pulmōnārius
adjective
Diseased in the lungs

pulmoneus
pulmōneus
adjective
of or belonging to the lungs

pulmunculus
pulmunculus
noun
a lunglike

pulpa
pulpa
noun
the fleshy portion of animal bodies

pulpamen
pulpāmen
noun
a relish

pulpamentum
pulpāmentum
noun
The fleshy part of animals

pulpito
pulpitō
verb
to board over

pulpitum
pulpitum
noun
a staging

pulpo
pulpō
verb
to utter the natural cry of the vulture

pulposus
pulpōsus
adjective
fleshy

puls
puls
noun
a thick pap or pottage

pulsabulum
pulsābulum
noun
an implement with which the strings of a musical instrument are struck

pulsatio
pulsātiō
noun
A beating

pulsator
pulsātor
noun
a beater

pulsio
pulsiō
noun
a beating

pulso
pulsō
verb
to push

pulsuosus
pulsuōsus
adjective
full of blows

pulsus
pulsus
noun
a pushing

pulsus
pulsus
adjective

pultarius
pultārius
noun
A vessel

pultatio
pultātiō
noun
a beating

pulticula
pulticula
noun
pap

pultifagus
pultifagus
cross-reference

pultifhagus
pultifhagus
noun
a pap-eater

pultificus
pultificus
adjective
from which pap or pottage is made

Pultiphagonides
Pultiphagōnidēs
noun
the pap-eater

pultiphagus
pultiphagus
noun
a pap-eater

Pulto
Pultō
noun
a Roman surname

pulto
pultō
verb
to beat

pulver
pulver
adjective

pulverarius
pulverārius
adjective
of or belonging to dust or sand

pulveratica
pulverātica
noun
drink-money

pulveraticum
pulverāticum
noun
drink-money

pulveratio
pulverātiō
noun
a reducing to powder

pulvereus
pulvereus
adjective
Of or containing dust

pulverizo
pulverīzō
verb
to reduce to dust

pulvero
pulverō
verb
To scatter dust

pulverulentus
pulverulentus
adjective
full of dust

pulvillus
pulvillus
noun
a little cushion

pulvinar
pulvīnar
noun
a couch made of cushions

pulvinaris
pulvīnāris
adjective
of or belonging to a cushion or pillow

pulvinarium
pulvīnārium
noun
A cushioned seat or couch

pulvinarius
pulvīnārius
adjective
of or belonging to the couches of the gods

pulvinatus
pulvīnātus
adjective
cushion-shaped

pulvinensis
pulvīnensis
noun
an epithet of Bellona

pulvinulus
pulvīnulus
noun
a little bank or bed of earth

pulvinus
pulvīnus
noun
an elevation

pulvis
pulvis
noun
dust

pulvisculum
pulvisculum
noun
small dust

pulvisculus
pulvisculus
noun
small dust

pumex
pūmex
noun
a pumice-stone

pumicator
pūmicātor
noun
a polisher

pumicatus
pūmicātus
adjective
smoothed

pumicatus
pūmicātus
adjective

pumiceus
pūmiceus
adjective
of pumice-stone

pumico
pūmicō
verb
to rub or smooth with pumice-stone

pumicosus
pūmicōsus
adjective
like pumice-stone

pumilio
pūmiliō
noun
a dwarf

pumilis
pūmilis
adjective
dwarfish

pumilo
pūmilō
noun
a dwarf

pumilo
pūmilō
noun

pumilus
pūmilus
adjective
dwarfish

pumilus
pūmilus
noun
a dwarf

pumula
pūmula
noun
a species of vine in the Amiternine territory

puncta
puncta
noun

puncta
puncta
noun
a prick

punctatim
punctātim
adverb
condensed to a point

punctatoriolas
punctātōriolas
cross-reference

punctillum
punctillum
noun
a little point

punctim
punctim
adverb
with the point

punctio
punctiō
noun
a pricking

punctiuncula
punctiuncula
noun
a slight pricking

punctorium
punctōrium
noun
an instrument for pricking or puncturing

punctulum
punctulum
noun
a slight prick

punctum
punctum
noun

punctura
punctūra
noun
a pricking

punctus
punctus
adjective
pricked in

punctus
punctus
noun
A pricking

punctus
punctus
adjective

pungo
pungō
verb
to prick

punicans
pūnicans
adjective
red

Punicanus
Pūnicānus
adjective
made in the Punic manner

Punice
Pūnicē
adverb
in the Punic

puniceus
pūniceus
adjective
Reddish

Puniceus
Pūniceus
adjective
Punic

Punicum
Punicum
adjective
Punic

Punicus
Pūnicus
adjective
Punic

Punicus
Pūnicus
adjective

punior
pūnior
verb
To inflict punishment upon

punior
pūnior
verb

punior
pūnior
verb
To inflict punishment upon

punitio
pūnītiō
noun
a punishment

punitor
pūnītor
noun
A punisher

Punus
Pūnus
adjective
Punic

pupa
pūpa
noun
A girl

pupilla
pūpilla
noun
An orphan girl

pupillaris
pūpillāris
noun
the heir named in place of a deceased orphan

pupillaris
pūpillāris
adjective
of or belonging to an orphan or ward

pupillariter
pūpillāriter
adverb
in place of an orphan

pupillatus
pūpillātus
noun
orphanage

pupillo
pūpillō
verb
to utter the natural cry of the peacock

pupillus
pūpillus
noun
an orphan boy

Pupinia
Pupinia
noun
the Pupinian territory in Latium

Pupiniensis
Pupiniensis
adjective
med

Pupiniensis
Pupiniensis
adjective

Pupinius
Pupinius
adjective
Pupinian

Pupius
Pūpius
adjective
of or belonging to a Pupius

Pupius
Pūpius
noun
the name of a Roman gens.

puppa
puppa
noun
A girl

puppis
puppis
noun
The hinder part of a ship

pupula
pūpula
noun
A girl

pupulus
pūpulus
noun
A little boy

pupus
pūpus
noun
A boy

pure
pūrē
adverb
purely

purefacio
pūrefaciō
verb
to cleanse

purgabilis
purgābilis
adjective
that can be easily cleansed or purified

purgamen
purgāmen
noun
What was annually swept or washed from the temple of Vesta

purgamentum
purgāmentum
noun
What is swept or washed off

purgate
purgātē
adverb
purely

purgaticius
purgāticius
adjective
cleansing

purgatio
purgātiō
noun
a cleansing

purgativus
purgātīvus
adjective
purgative

purgator
purgātor
noun
a cleanser

purgatorius
purgātōrius
adjective
cleansing

purgatrix
purgātrix
noun
she that cleanses or purifies: cleansing

purgatura
purgātūra
noun
a cleansing

purgatus
purgātus
adjective

purgatus
purgātus
adjective

purgatus
purgātus
noun

purgito
purgitō
verb
to cleanse

purgo
purgō
verb
to make clean or pure

purificatio
pūrificātiō
noun
a purifying

purificatorius
pūrificātōrius
adjective
purifying

purifico
pūrificō
verb
to make clean

purificus
pūrificus
adjective
purifying

purime
pūrimē
cross-reference

puritas
pūritās
noun
cleanness

puritas
pūritās
noun
purulency

puriter
pūriter
adverb
purely

puritia
pūritia
noun

puro
pūrō
verb
to purify

purpura
purpura
noun
the purple-fish

purpuramentum
purpurāmentum
noun
a purple vestment

purpuraria
purpurāria
noun
A purpledye house

Purpuraria
Purpurāria
noun
two islands in the Atlantic

purpurarius
purpurārius
adjective
Of or belonging to purple

purpurarius
purpurārius
noun
a purple-dyer

purpurasco
purpurascō
verb
to grow purple

purpuratorius
purpurātōrius
cross-reference

purpuratus
purpurātus
noun
a high officer at a king's court

purpuratus
purpurātus
adjective
clad in purple

Purpureo
Purpureō
noun
a Roman surname

purpuretica
purpurētica
noun
an entrance built of porphyry

purpureus
purpureus
adjective
purple-colored

purpurissatus
purpurissātus
adjective
Painted with a kind of dark purple color

purpurissum
purpurissum
noun
a kind of dark purple color

purpurissus
purpurissus
noun
a kind of dark purple color

purpuriticus
purpurīticus
adjective
purple-colored

purpuro
purpurō
verb
to purple

purrhichicharius
purrhichichārius
noun
one who performs the Pyrrhic dance

purulentatio
pūrulentātiō
noun
purulence

purulente
pūrulentē
adverb
purulently

purulentia
pūrulentia
noun
a collection of corrupt matter or pus

purulentum
pūrulentum
noun
corrupt matter

purulentus
pūrulentus
adjective
festering

purum
pūrum
noun
a clear

purus
pūrus
adjective
clean

pus
pūs
noun
white

pusa
pusa
noun
a girl

pusca
pusca
noun
an acidulous drink of vinegar and water

pusillanimis
pusillanimis
adjective
faint - hearted

pusillanimitas
pusillanimitās
noun
faintheartedness

pusillitas
pusillitās
noun
littleness

pusillulus
pusillulus
adjective
very little

pusillum
pusillum
noun
a very little

pusillus
pusillus
adjective
very little

pusio
pūsiō
noun
A little boy

pusiola
pūsiola
noun
a little girl

pustula
pustula
noun
a blister

pustulatio
pustulātiō
noun
a breaking out into pustules

pustulatus
pustulātus
adjective

pustulatus
pustulātus
adjective
blistered

pustulesco
pustulescō
verb
to break out into pustules

pustulo
pustulō
verb
to blister

pustulosus
pustulōsus
adjective
full of blisters or pustules

pusula
pūsula
noun
a blister

pusulatus
pūsulātus
adjective
blistered

pusulosus
pūsulōsus
adjective
full of blisters

pusus
pūsus
noun
a boy

Puta
Puta
noun
a goddess that presides over the pruning of trees

puta
puta
adverb
suppose

putamen
putāmen
noun
that which falls off in pruning or trimming

putatio
putātiō
noun
A pruning or lopping

putative
putātīvē
adverb
by supposition

putativus
putātīvus
adjective
imaginary

putator
putātor
noun
a pruner or lopper

putatorius
putātōrius
adjective
of or for pruning or lopping

puteal
puteal
noun
A stone curb round the mouth of a well

puteale
puteāle
noun
A stone curb round the mouth of a well

putealis
puteālis
adjective
of or belonging to a well

puteanus
puteānus
adjective
of or belonging to a well

putearius
puteārius
noun
a well-digger

putefactus
putefactus
adjective

putens
pūtens
adjective
stinking

puteo
pūteō
verb
To stink

Puteolanum
Puteolānum
noun
a country-seat of Cicero

Puteolanus
Puteolānus
adjective
of or belonging to Puteoli

Puteolanus
Puteolānus
noun
the inhabitants of Puteoli

Puteolus
Puteolus
noun
a city on the coast of Campania

puter
puter
adjective
rotten

putesco
pūtescō
verb
to rot

puteum
puteum
noun
a well

puteum
puteum
noun

puteus
puteus
noun
a well

puticula
puticula
noun
the gravepits

puticulus
puticulus
noun
the gravepits

putide
pūtidē
adverb
disgustingly

putidiusculus
pūtidiusculus
adjective
somewhat more disgusting

putidulus
pūtidulus
adjective
disgusting

putidus
pūtidus
adjective
rotten

putilla
putilla
noun
a little boy

putillus
putillus
noun
a little boy

putisco
pūtiscō
verb
to rot

puto
putō
verb
to clean

putor
pūtor
noun
a foul smell

putramen
putrāmen
noun
rottenness

putramen
pūtrāmen
noun
rottenness

putredo
pūtrēdō
noun
rottenness

putredo
putrēdō
noun
rottenness

putredulus
pūtrēdulus
adjective
corrupt

putredulus
putrēdulus
adjective
corrupt

putrefacio
pūtrefaciō
verb
To make rotten

putrefacio
putrefaciō
verb
To make rotten

putrefactio
putrefactiō
noun
a rotting

putrefactio
pūtrefactiō
noun
a rotting

putrefio
putrefīō
verb
To make rotten

putrefio
pūtrefīō
verb
To make rotten

putreo
pūtreō
verb
to be rotten or putrid

putreo
putreō
verb
to be rotten or putrid

putresco
pūtresco
verb
To grow rotten or putrid

putresco
putresco
verb
To grow rotten or putrid

putribilis
putribilis
adjective
corruptible

putribilis
pūtribilis
adjective
corruptible

putridulus
pūtrīdulus
adjective
corrupt

putridulus
putridulus
cross-reference

putridulus
putrīdulus
adjective
corrupt

putridulus
pūtridulus
cross-reference

putridus
putridus
adjective
Rotten

putridus
pūtridus
adjective
Rotten

putrilago
putrilāgō
noun
rottenness

putrilago
pūtrilāgō
noun
rottenness

putris
putris
adjective

putris
putris
adjective
rotten

putris
pūtris
adjective

putris
pūtris
adjective
rotten

putror
putror
noun
rottenness

putror
pūtror
noun
rottenness

putruosus
pūtruōsus
adjective
full of rottenness or corruption

putruosus
putruōsus
adjective
full of rottenness or corruption

putus
putus
noun
a boy

putus
putus
adjective
cleansed

puvire
puvīre
cross-reference

puxis
puxis
noun

pycnitis
pycnītis
noun
a plant

pycnocomon
pycnocomon
noun
a plant

pycnostylos
pycnostȳlos
adjective
close-columned

pycta
pycta
noun
a boxer

pyctalis
pyctālis
adjective
of or belonging to a boxing-match

pyctes
pyctēs
noun
a boxer

pyctomacharius
pyctomachārius
noun
a boxer

Pydna
Pydna
noun
a city in Macedonia

Pydnaeus
Pydnaeus
noun
the inhabitants of Pydna

pyelus
pyelus
noun
a bath

pyga
pȳga
noun
the rump

pygargus
pȳgargus
noun
A kind of eagle

Pygelum
Pygelum
noun
a town and harbor of Ionia

pygisiacus
pȳgisiacus
adjective
of or belonging to secret buttock-worship

Pygmaeus
Pygmaeus
adjective
Pygmaean

Pygmaeus
Pygmaeus
noun
the Pygmies

Pygmalion
Pygmaliōn
noun
Grandson of Agenor

Pygmalioneus
Pygmaliōnēus
adjective
Pygmalionian

Pyla
Pyla
noun
a narrow pass

Pylades
Pyladēs
noun
Son of King Strophius

Pyladeus
Pyladēus
adjective
Pyladean

Pylaemenes
Pylaemenēs
noun
a mythical king of the Paphlagonians

Pylaemenius
Pylaemenius
adjective

Pylaicus
Pylaicus
adjective
Thermopylaean

Pylaicus
Pylaicus
adjective

Pylene
Pȳlēnē
noun
a town of Aetolia

Pylius
Pylius
adjective
of or belonging to Pylos

Pylius
Pylius
noun
the Pylian

Pylius
Pylius
noun
the inhabitants of Pylos

pylorus
pylōrus
noun
the lower orifice of the stomach

Pylos
Pylos
noun
the name of three cities of the Peloponnesus

Pylus
Pylus
noun
the name of three cities of the Peloponnesus

pyra
pyra
noun
A funeral pile

Pyra
Pyra
noun
the name of the place on Mount Oeta where Hercules is said to have burned himself

Pyra
Pyra
noun
an ancient town of Latium

Pyracmon
Pyracmōn
noun
a Cyclops

Pyracmos
Pyracmos
noun
a Centaur who was present at the marriage of Pirithous

Pyraeus
Pyraeus
noun
a people of Illyria

pyralis
pyralis
noun
a winged insect that was supposed to live in fire

pyrallis
pyrallis
noun
a winged insect that was supposed to live in fire

Pyrameus
Pȳrameus
adjective
of or belonging to Pyramus

Pyrameus
Pȳrameus
adjective

pyramidatus
pȳramidātus
adjective
pyramidal

pyramis
pȳramis
noun
a pyramid

Pyramus
Pȳramus
noun
a river in Cilicia

Pyramus
Pȳramus
noun
the lover of Thisbe

pyrausta
pyrausta
noun

pyraustes
pyraustēs
noun

pyren
pȳrēn
noun
a precious stone

Pyrenaeum
Pȳrēnaeum
noun

Pyrenaeus
Pȳrēnaeus
adjective
Of or belonging to Pyrene

Pyrenaeus
Pȳrēnaeus
adjective

Pyrenaicus
Pȳrēnāicus
adjective

Pyrenaicus
Pȳrēnāicus
noun

Pyrene
Pȳrēnē
noun
One of the fifty daughters of Danaus

Pyreneus
Pyrēneus
noun
a king of Thrace

pyrethron
pyrēthron
noun
a plant

pyrethron
pyrethron
noun
a plant

pyrethrum
pyrethrum
noun
a plant

pyrethrum
pyrēthrum
noun
a plant

Pyretus
Pyrētus
noun
one of the Centaurs

pyreum
pȳrēum
noun
the sanctuary of Vesta

Pyrgensis
Pyrgensis
adjective
of or belonging to Pyrgi

pyrgis
pyrgis
noun
a plant

Pyrgo
Pyrgō
noun
the nurse of Priam's children

Pyrgopolinices
Pyrgopolinīcēs
noun
Tower-towntaker

Pyrgoteles
Pyrgoteles
noun
a sculptor of the time of Alexander the Great

pyrgus
pyrgus
noun
a little wooden tower on the side of a gaming-board

Pyrgus
Pyrgus
noun
a colony in Etruria

Pyrgus
Pyrgus
noun
a castle in Elis

Pyriphlegethon
Pyriphlegethon
noun
a river in the Infernal Regions

pyrites
pyrītēs
noun
Flint

pyritis
pyrītis
noun
a precious stone of a black color

pyrocorax
pȳrocorax
noun

Pyrodes
Pyrōdes
noun
the discoverer of the art of kindling fire

Pyroeis
Pyroeis
adjective
The planet Mars

Pyrois
Pyrois
adjective
The planet Mars

pyropoecilos
pyropoecilos
adjective
a kind of porphyry

pyropus
pyrōpus
noun
a metallic mixture

pyrota
pyrōta
noun

Pyrrha
Pyrrha
noun
Daughter of Epimetheus

Pyrrhaeus
Pyrrhaeus
adjective
of or belonging to Pyrrha

Pyrrhe
Pyrrhē
noun
Daughter of Epimetheus

Pyrrheum
Pyrrhēum
noun
a place in Ambracia

Pyrrhia
Pyrrhia
noun
name of a thievish female slave

Pyrrhias
Pyrrhias
noun
adj. f

Pyrrhias
Pyrrhiās
noun
commander of the Aetolians

pyrrhicha
pyrrhicha
noun
a dance in armor

pyrrhicharius
pyrrhichārius
noun
one who performs the Pyrrhic dance

pyrrhiche
pyrrhichē
noun
a dance in armor

pyrrhichius
pyrrhichius
adjective
a poetical foot consisting of two short syllables

Pyrrhida
Pyrrhida
noun

Pyrrhida
Pyrrhida
noun
the inhabitants of the kingdom founded in Epirus by Pyrrhus

Pyrrho
Pyrrhō
noun
a philosopher of Elis

pyrrhocorax
pyrrhocorax
noun
a kind of crow with a reddish beak

Pyrrhonei
Pyrrhōneī
adverb

Pyrrhoneus
Pyrrhōneus
noun
the followers of Pyrrho

Pyrrhonii
Pyrrhōnii
adverb

Pyrrhonius
Pyrrhōnius
noun
the followers of Pyrrho

Pyrrhopoecilos
Pyrrhopoecilos
cross-reference

pyrrhopoecilos
pyrrhopoecilos
adjective
a kind of porphyry

Pyrrhus
Pyrrhus
noun
Son of Achilles and Deidamia

pyrum
pyrum
cross-reference

pyrus
pyrus
cross-reference

pysma
pysma
noun
a question

Pythagoras
Pȳthagorās
noun
a celebrated philosopher of Samos

Pythagoreus
Pȳthagorēus
noun
the followers of the Pythagorean philosophy

Pythagoreus
Pȳthagorēus
adjective
Pythagorean

Pythagoricus
Pȳthagoricus
adjective
Pythagorean

pythagorisso
pȳthagorissō
verb
to imitate Pythagoras

Pythagorius
Pȳthagorīus
noun
the followers of the Pythagorean philosophy

Pythagorius
Pȳthagorīus
adjective
Pythagorean

Pytharatus
Pytharātus
noun
an archon at Athens

pythaules
pȳthaulēs
noun
One who plays upon the flute the song of the combat between the Pythian Apollo and the dragon Python

pythaulicus
pȳthaulicus
adjective
of or belonging to a

Pytheas
Pytheās
noun
a geographer

Pythia
Pȳthia
noun
the priestess who uttered the responses of the Delphic Apollo

Pythia
Pȳthia
noun

Pythias
Pȳthias
noun
name of a female slave

Pythias
Pythiās
noun

Pythicus
Pȳthicus
adjective
Pythian

pythion
pȳthion
noun
a kind of bulbous plant

Pythium
Pȳthium
noun
the Pythian games

Pythium
Pythium
noun
a town of Thessaly

Pythius
Pȳthius
adjective

Pythius
Pȳthius
adjective
Pythian

Pytho
Pȳthō
noun
the former name of Delphi and its environs

Pytho
Pȳthō
noun
a familiar spirit

Pytho
Pȳthō
noun
a masculine proper name

Python
Pȳthon
noun
the serpent slain

pythonicus
pȳthōnicus
adjective
prophetic

pythonion
pȳthōnion
noun
a plant

pythonissa
pȳthōnissa
noun
a possessed woman

pytisma
pȳtisma
noun
that which is spit or spirted out through the lips

pytisso
pȳtissō
verb
to spit or spirt out

pyxacanthus
pyxacanthus
noun
a plant

pyxagathus
pyxagathus
noun
a skilful boxer

pyxidatus
pyxidātus
adjective
made like a box

pyxidicula
pyxidicula
noun
a small box

pyxinum
pyxinum
noun
an unguent kept in boxes made of boxwood

pyxis
pyxis
noun
a box

 
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