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SLO Vocab P
JCL Vocab for the letter P
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Language - Latin
03/14/2010
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Term
planus -a -um
 Definition
Flat, evident, clear
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plausus, -us, m.
 Definition
applause, clapping, beating
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plebs, plebis, f.
 Definition
common people, plebs
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pleus -a -um
 Definition
full, full of
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-pleo, -plere, -plevi, -pletus
 Definition
(in compounds) Fill
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plerique pleraeque pleraque
 Definition
Most
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plerumque
 Definition
(adv.) Most
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poena, -ae, f.
 Definition
Punishment, penalty
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poeta, -ae, m.
 Definition
Poet
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polliceor pollicei pollicitus
 Definition
Promise
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Polus, -i, m.
 Definition
Pole, sky, heavens
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pondus, -deris, n.
 Definition
Weight, burden, mass, importance
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pono ponere posui positus
 Definition
put, place
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pons, pontis, m.
 Definition
bridge, span
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pontus, -i, m.
 Definition
sea, sea water
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populor (l)
 Definition
lay waste, ravage, pillage, destroy
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populus, -i, m.
 Definition
people
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porrigo porrigere porrexi porrectus
 Definition
extend, stretch, stretch out
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porta, -ae, f.
 Definition
door, gate
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porto (l)
 Definition
carry
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portus, -us, m.
 Definition
harbor, port
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posco poscere poposci
 Definition
demand
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possideo possidere possedi possessus
 Definition
have, hold, possess
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possum posse potui
 Definition
can, be able
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post
 Definition
(prep. + accus.) after, behind
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postea
 Definition
(adv.) afterward
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posteaquam
 Definition
(conj.) after
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posteaquam
 Definition
(conj.) after
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posterus, -a, -um
 Definition
next, following
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postis, -is, m.
 Definition
door, doorpost
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postquam
 Definition
(conj.) after
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postridie
Definition
(adv.) on the day after
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postulo (l)
 Definition
demand
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potens (gen. potentis)
 Definition
powerful
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potestas, -tatis, f.
 Definition
power, influence, chance, possibility
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potior potiri potitus
 Definition
get, gain possession of
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potissimum
 Definition
(adv.) above all, especially
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potius
 Definition
(adv.) rather, preferably
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prae
 Definition
(prep + abl.) before, at the head of, compared with
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praebeo praebere praebui praebitus
 Definition
furnish, show, offer
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praeceps (gen. praecipitis)
 Definition
rash, headlong, steep, out of control
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praecipio praecipere praecepi praeceptus
 Definition
instruct, advise, anticipate, grasp beforehand, take in advance
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praecipuus -a -um
 Definition
preeminent, especial, distinguished
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praeclarus -a -um
 Definition
brilliant, illustrious
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praeda, -ae, f.
 Definition
loot, plunder, booty
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praedico (l)
 Definition
boast, declare, proclaim
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praeditus -a -um
 Definition
endowed, supplied, furnished with
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praedo, -donis, m.
 Definition
pirate
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praefectus, -i, m.
 Definition
officer, prefect
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praeficio praeficere praefeci praefectus
 Definition
place someone (accus.) in charge of something (dative)
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praemitto praemittere praemisi praemissus
 Definition
send ahead
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praemium, praemi, n.
 Definition
reward, prize, recompense
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praesens (gen. praesentis)
 Definition
present, at hand, here
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praesertim
 Definition
(adv.) especially
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praesidium, praesidi, n.
 Definition
guard, garrison
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praesto praestare praestiti praestitus
 Definition
maintain, show, excel, be outstanding
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praesum praeesse praefui praefuturus
 Definition
be in charge of something (dative)
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praeter
 Definition
(prep. + accus.) beyond, except, besides
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praeterea
 Definition
(adv.) besides, furthermore
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praetereo praeterire praeterii, praeteritus
 Definition
pass by, omit, pass, overlook
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praetermitto praetermittere praetermisi praetermissus
 Definition
pass over, pass by, overlook
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praetor, -oris, m.
 Definition
praetor, judge
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praetura, -ae, f.
 Definition
praetorship, office of praetor
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precor (l)
 Definition
pray, avert by praying, beg, entreat
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prehendo (or prendo) prehendere prehendi prehensus (prensus)
 Definition
grasp, grab, seize
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premo premere pressi pressus
 Definition
press, press hard, push
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pretium, -i, n.
 Definition
price, cost
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prex, precis, f.
 Definition
prayer, entreaty
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(iam) pridem
 Definition
(adv.) long ago
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pridie
 Definition
(adv.) on the day before
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primus, -a, -um
 Definition
first, foremost
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princeps, -cipis, m.
 Definition
chief, head
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principatus, -us, m.
 Definition
leadership, chieftancy
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principium, principi, n.
 Definition
beginning, start, origin
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prior, -ius
 Definition
former
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pristinus
 Definition
former, ancient, venerable
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priusquam
 Definition
(conj.) before
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privatus -a -um
 Definition
private, personal
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privo
 Definition
deprive, rob, release
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pro
 Definition
(prep. and abl.) before, for, on behalf of
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probo (l)
 Definition
prove, approve, show
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procul
 Definition
(adv.) afar, at a distance
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prodo prodere prodidi proditus
 Definition
betray, disclose, hand over
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proelium, proeli, n.
 Definition
battle
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profectio, -tionis, f.
 Definition
departure, setting out
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profecto
 Definition
(adv.) surely, really
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proficio proficere profeci profectus
 Definition
make progress, accomplish
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proficiscor, proficisci profectus
 Definition
depart, set out
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profiteor profiteri professus
 Definition
declare, aver, profess
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progenies, progeniei, f.
 Definition
race, offspring, progency
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progredior progredi progressus
 Definition
progress, go forward
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prohibeo prohibere prohibui prohibitus
 Definition
prevent, keep from
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proicio proicere proieci proiectus
 Definition
throw forward, throw away
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proinde
 Definition
(adv.) hence, accordingly
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proles, -lis, f.
 Definition
offspring, progency
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pronuntio (l)
 Definition
announce
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pronus -a -um
 Definition
sloping forward, easy
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prope
 Definition
(adv.) near, nearly
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propero (l)
 Definition
hasten, hurry
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propinquus -a -um
 Definition
near
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propinquus, -i, m.
 Definition
kinsman
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proprius -a -um
 Definition
ones own, characteristic of
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propter
 Definition
(prep. + accus.) on account of
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propterea
 Definition
(adv.) for this reason
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propterea quod
Definition
(conj.) especially because
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prora, -ae, f.
 Definition
prow
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prospicio prospicere prospexi prospectus
 Definition
look forward, look out
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prosum prodesse profui profuturus
 Definition
benefit
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protinus
 Definition
(adv.) at once
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provincia, -ae, f.
 Definition
province
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prudens (gen. prudentis)
 Definition
careful, wise, foreseeing
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pubes, -is, f.
 Definition
youth, young people
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publicus, -a -um
 Definition
public
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pudet pudere puduit
 Definition
(impersonal) it shames, be ashamed
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pudor, -oris, m.
 Definition
sense of shame, modesty, decency
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puella, -ae, f.
 Definition
girl
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puer, pueri, m.
 Definition
boy
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pugna, -ae, f.
 Definition
fight, brawl, battle, violent encounter
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pugno (l)
 Definition
fight
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pulcher -chra -chrum
 Definition
handsome, beautiful, stunning
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pulso (l)
 Definition
beat, batter, throb
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pulvis, -veris, m.
 Definition
dust, dirt, powder
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punio punire punivi (-ii) punitus
 Definition
punish, chastise, avenge
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puppis, -is, f.
 Definition
stern, deck, ship
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purpura, -ae, f.
Definition
purple, crimson
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puto (l)
 Definition
think, deem
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pabulor (l)
 Definition
forage, get food (for animals)
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pabulum, i, n.
 Definition
fodder, forage, animal food
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paco (l)
 Definition
pacify, subdue
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pactum, i, n.
 Definition
compact, agreement
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pacto
 Definition
(abl.) manner, way
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paene
 Definition
(adv.) almost
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paenitet paenitere paenituit
 Definition
(impers.) it repents, it rues, be sorry
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palam
 Definition
(adv.) openly
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palleo pallere pallui
 Definition
be pale, blanch
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palma, -ae, f.
 Definition
palm
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palus, -udis, f.
 Definition
swamp, bog
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pando pandere pandi passus
 Definition
unfold, spread, spread open
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par (gen. paris)
 Definition
equal, even, fair
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parco parcere peperci parsurus
 Definition
spare
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parens, parentis, m. and f.
 Definition
parent, father or mother
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pareo parere parui pariturus
 Definition
obey
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paries, -ietis, f.
 Definition
wall, house
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pario parire peperi partus
 Definition
beget, sire, bring forth, give birth; gain
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paro (l)
 Definition
prepare
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parricida, -ae, m.
 Definition
murderer, parricide
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pars, partis, f.
 Definition
part
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parum
 Definition
(adv.) too little, not enough
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parvus -a -um
 Definition
small, unimportant
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pasco pascere pavi pastus
 Definition
feed
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passim
 Definition
(adv.) here and there, all over
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passus, -us, m.
 Definition
pace, step
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pastor, -oris, m.
 Definition
shepherd
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patefacio patefacere patefeci patefactus
 Definition
disclose, open, open up
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pateo patere patui
 Definition
extend, be open
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pater, -tris, m.
 Definition
father, sire, dad
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patera, -ae, f.
 Definition
(saucer-shaped) libation bowl
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patientia, -ae, f.
 Definition
patience, endurance
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patior pati passus
 Definition
allow, suffer, permit
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patria, -ae, f.
 Definition
fatherland, native land
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pauci -ae -a
 Definition
few
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paulatim
 Definition
(adv.) gradually, little by little
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paulisper
 Definition
(adv.) little
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paveo pavere pavi
 Definition
tremble, fear
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pax, pacis, f.
 Definition
peace
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pecco (l)
 Definition
sin, do wrong, err
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pectus, -toris, n.
 Definition
breast, chest, bosom, feeling, character
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pecunia, -ae, f.
 Definition
money
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pecus, pecoris, n.
 Definition
cattle, herd, flock
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pecus, pecudis, f.
 Definition
cattle, sheep, domestic animal
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pedes, peditis, m.
 Definition
footsoldier, infantryman
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pedites, peditum. m.
 Definition
infantry
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pelagus, pelagi, n.
 Definition
sea
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pellis, -is, f.
 Definition
skin, hide
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pello pellere pepuli pulsus
 Definition
drive, rout, put to flight
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pendeo pendere pependi
 Definition
hang, hang down
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pendo pendere pependi pensus
 Definition
pay, weigh
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penetralis, -e
 Definition
innermost
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penitus
 Definition
(adv.) deep, within, utterly
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penna, -ae, f.
 Definition
feather, wing
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per
 Definition
(prep. + accus.) through
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perdo perdere perdidi perditus
 Definition
destroy, lose, ruin
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pereo perire perii periturus
 Definition
perish, die
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perficio perficere perfeci perfectus
 Definition
finish, completely accomplish, perfect
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perfidia, -ae, f.
 Definition
treachery, deceit
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periculum, i, n.
 Definition
danger
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peritus, -a, -um
 Definition
skilled, experienced, handy
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permitto permittere permisi permissus
 Definition
entrust, allow, permit
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permoveo permovere permovi permotus
 Definition
disturb, move thoroughly, annoy greatly
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pernicies, perniciei, f.
 Definition
ruin, destruction, undoing
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perpetuus -a -um
 Definition
constant, continuous, lasting
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perspicio perspicere perspexi perspectus
 Definition
see clearly, percieve, see through
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persuadeo persuadere persuasi persuasurus
 Definition
frighten thoroughly
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pertimesco pertimescere pertimui
 Definition
fear greatly, fear especially
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pertineo pertinere pertinui
 Definition
pertain, extend
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perturbo (l)
 Definition
disturb, confuse, throw into confusion
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pes, pedis, m.
 Definition
foot
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pestis, -is, f.
 Definition
disease, scourge, plague, ruin
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peto petere petivi petitus
 Definition
seek, beg, attack
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pharetra, -ae, f.
 Definition
quiver (for arrows)
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pignus, -noris, (or -neris), n.
 Definition
pledge, token
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pilum, i, n.
 Definition
spear
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pingo pingere pinxi pictus
 Definition
depict, paint, draw
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pinguis, -e
 Definition
sleek, fat, fertile, rich (caloric)
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pinus, -i or -us, f.
 Definition
pine tree, ship (made of pine wood)
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pius -a -um
 Definition
dutiful, loyal, godfearing, patriotic
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placeo placere placui placiturus
 Definition
please
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placo (l)
 Definition
placate, appease
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planities, planitiei, f.
 Definition
plain