Word
|
Meaning
|
Occurrences
|
praetexo |
to edge, border |
1 |
praetoriolum |
small residence |
1 |
praetorium |
governor's residence, palace |
16 |
praevaleo |
to be superior, prevail |
47 |
praevalidus |
very strong, very powerful |
1 |
praevaricatio |
transgression |
37 |
praevaricator |
prevaricator, transgressor |
16 |
praevaricatrix |
female sinner |
4 |
praevaricor |
to walk crookedly, to transgress |
52 |
praevenio |
to come before, anticipate |
28 |
praevideo |
to see first, see beforehand |
2 |
prandeo |
to eat the morning or midday meal |
8 |
prandium |
late breakfast, lunch |
13 |
pratum |
meadow |
3 |
pravitas |
crookedness, perversity |
11 |
pravus |
crooked, perverse |
35 |
precor |
to ask, beg |
13 |
premo |
to press |
13 |
prendo |
to grasp, take |
4 |
presbyter |
elder, presbyter |
30 |
presbyterium |
presbytery, assembly of elders |
2 |
pressura |
affliction, distress |
13 |
pretiosus |
precious, costly |
98 |
pretium |
price, value |
88 |
prex |
prayer, request |
53 |
priapus |
Priapus |
2 |
pridie |
on the day before |
1 |
primarius |
first in rank, principal |
1 |
primas |
principal, chief |
2 |
primatus |
first place, primacy |
6 |
primitiae |
first-fruits |
88 |
primitivus |
first of its kind, first-born |
23 |
primo |
first, in the first place |
12 |
primogenitus |
first-born, of the first-born |
146 |
primoris |
first, foremost |
2 |
primum |
first, at first |
105 |
primus |
first |
386 |
princeps |
chief, head |
993 |
principalis |
first, original |
4 |
principatus |
preeminence, sovereignty |
35 |
principium |
beginning, principle |
77 |
principor |
to hold superiority, rule |
2 |
prinus |
holm oak |
1 |
prior |
former, previous |
133 |
prisca |
Prisca |
4 |
priscilla |
Priscilla |
8 |
pristinus |
former, ancient |
24 |
prius |
before, first |
110 |
priusquam |
before, until |
51 |
privatim |
apart from state affairs, privately |
1 |
privilegium |
privilege, law concerning an individual |
1 |
privo |
to bereave, deprive |
12 |
pro |
for, on behalf of |
1362 |
probabilis |
credible, approved |
3 |
probaticus |
pertaining to sheep |
2 |
probatio |
trial, approval |
13 |
probator |
one who tests, approves |
2 |
probatus |
tested, approved |
10 |
problema |
problem, riddle |
5 |
probo |
to test, approve |
141 |
probus |
good, upright |
2 |
procaciter |
boldly, impudently |
1 |
procax |
bold, insolent |
4 |
procedo |
to go forth, proceed |
135 |
procella |
gale, storm |
18 |
procer |
chief, foremost |
2 |
proceritas |
high growth, height |
1 |
procerus |
high, tall |
3 |
processio |
marching on, advance |
1 |
processus |
advance, course |
1 |
prochorus |
Prochorus |
2 |
procido |
to fall down, fall prostrate |
44 |
proclamo |
to call out, clamor |
2 |
proclivis |
sloping, steep |
1 |
proconsul |
proconsul, governor of a province |
10 |
procreo |
to bring forth, beget |
7 |
procul |
far, at a distance |
58 |
procumbo |
to fall forwards, sink down |
6 |
procurator |
steward, overseer |
9 |
procuro |
to take care of, attend to |
2 |