| Word | Meaning | Occurrences |
|---|---|---|
| praecox | ripening early, rareripe | 1 |
| praecurro | to run ahead of, precede | 8 |
| praecursor | forerunner, precursor | 4 |
| praecursus | forerunning, coming before | 1 |
| praeda | booty, spoil | 88 |
| praedatio | taking of booty, pillaging | 2 |
| praedator | plunderer, pillager | 1 |
| praedestino | to foreordain, predestine | 12 |
| praedicatio | proclamation, preaching | 19 |
| praedicator | proclaimer, preacher | 4 |
| praedico | to proclaim, preach; to foretell, predict | 185 |
| praedictus | aforementioned | 6 |
| praeditus | endowed, gifted | 2 |
| praedium | farm, estate | 6 |
| praedo | plunderer, robber | 6 |
| praedor | to plunder, pillage | 15 |
| praeeo | to go before, precede | 13 |
| praefatio | introductory address, preface | 1 |
| praefectus | overseer, commander | 20 |
| praefero | to bear before, carry in front | 5 |
| praeficio | to set over, place in authority | 4 |
| praefinio | to determine, appoint beforehand | 9 |
| praefinitio | determining beforehand | 2 |
| praefor | to say beforehand, preface | 1 |
| praegnans | pregnant, with child | 15 |
| praegrandis | very great, huge | 1 |
| praegusto | to taste beforehand | 1 |
| praejudicium | prejudging, prejudice | 2 |
| praelatus | superior, governor | 1 |
| praeliator | warrior | 1 |
| praelior | to fight, wage war | 38 |
| praelium | battle | 172 |
| praemeditor | to think over beforehand | 2 |
| praemitto | to send before, send forward | 8 |
| praemium | reward | 5 |
| praemoneo | to forewarn | 3 |
| praenosco | to learn beforehand, foreknow | 1 |
| praenuntio | to announce beforehand, predict | 8 |
| praeoccupo | to seize, to catch | 13 |
| praeordino | to preordain, order beforehand | 6 |
| praeparatio | making ready, preparation | 10 |
| praeparo | to make ready, prepare | 153 |
| praepono | to put before, set over | 17 |
| praepositus | chief, commander | 58 |
| praeputium | foreskin | 59 |
| praeripio | to snatch away, carry off | 1 |
| praerumpo | to break off, be abrupt | 1 |
| praeruptus | broken off, steep | 4 |
| praesagus | foreboding, presaging | 1 |
| praescientia | foreknowledge | 5 |
| praescindo | to cut off in front | 3 |
| praescio | to know beforehand | 10 |
| praescribo | to write beforehand, to direct | 5 |
| praesens | at hand, present | 124 |
| praesentia | presence | 10 |
| praesentiarum | present, present circumstances | 2 |
| praesepe | stable, stall | 7 |
| praesepium | crib, manger | 8 |
| praesertim | especially | 7 |
| praeses | ruler, governor | 42 |
| praesidens | president, ruler | 1 |
| praesideo | to guard, watch | 6 |
| praesidium | protection, help | 46 |
| praestabilis | preeminent, exalted | 1 |
| praestatio | guarantee, payment | 1 |
| praesto | to offer, present; at hand, present | 58 |
| praestolatio | waiting for, expectation | 3 |
| praestolor | to stand ready, wait for | 10 |
| praesum | to be before, be over | 55 |
| praesumo | to take in advance, to take for granted | 8 |
| praesumptio | boldness, confidence | 4 |
| praetendo | to stretch forth, extend | 1 |
| praeter | except, beyond | 64 |
| praeterea | besides, furthermore | 7 |
| praetereo | to pass by, pass away | 91 |
| praeterfluo | to flow by | 1 |
| praetergredior | to walk by, march by | 8 |
| praeteritus | gone by, past | 10 |
| praetermitto | to pass over, omit | 2 |
| praeterquam | besides, except | 5 |