Scanlon's Latin Grammar - Essan.org

LATIN GRAMMAR
parce, adv., moderately, sparingly
parcere, peperci, parcitus, to spare;
forbear; keep
parcimonia, -ae, t., self-denial
parcitas, -atis, t., frugality; temper·
ance, sparing use
pardus, -i, m., leopard
parens, -entis, m. and /., parent
parere, to appear; obey
parere, peperi, partus, (io), to bear,
bring forth, be delivered of a child
paries, -etis, m., wall
Parisiensis, -e, of Paris
Parisii, -orum, m. pl., Paris
pariter, adv., at the same time, together,
with one accord
parochia, -ae, t., parish
parochus, -i, m., parish priest; benefice
paroecia, -ae, t., parish
paropsis, -idis, t., dish
parricida, -ae, C., nlurderer, murderer
of one's own parent, parricide
pars, partis, t., part, portion; partes,
quarters; ex parte, in part
Parthi, -orum, m. pl., Parthians
particeps, -ipis, m. and t., partaker;
fellow, friend
participatio, -onis, f., participation; a
being compact
particula, -ae, t., part; particle
partim, adv., partly
partiri, dep. 4, to divide, part
parturire, to travail
panus, -us, m., bringing forth, birth,
childbirth
parum, adv., little
parvipendere, -pependi, -pensus, to
esteen1 lightly
parvitas, -atis, t., small quantity
parvulus, -a, -urn, little; (as a noun)
child
parvus, -a, -urn, little, small
pascere, pavi, pastus, to feed, pasture;
nourish
Pascha, -ae, n., Pasch, Passover; Easter
paschalis, -e, paschal
Paschalis, -is, m., Paschal
pascua, -ae, t., pasture
pascualis, -e, of the pasture
pascuum, -i, n., pasture; pascua, n. pl.,
pasture, pastures
pascuus, -a, -urn, relating to a pasture,
grazing
passer, -eris, m., sparrow
passibilis, -e, susceptible to pain
passim, adv., up and down, here and
there, far and wide
Passinianum, -i, n., Passignano
passio, -onis, f., passion, suffering,
martyrdom.
passus, -us, m., step, pace
pastophorium, -ii, n., chamber adjoining
the temple
pastor, -oris, m., shepherd; pastor
pastoralis, -e, of a shepherd, shepherd's;
pastoral; watchful
pastus, -us, m., food, sustenance
Pataviurn, -ii, n., Padua
patena, -ae, f., paten
pater, -tris, m., father
patere, -ui, to be open or extended
paterfamilias, patrisfamilias, m., goodman
of the house, householder,
master of the house
paternitas, -atis, t., paternity
paternus, -a, -urn, paternal
patescere, -ui, to lie open or extended
pati, passus sum, d~p. 3 (io), to suffer,
to endure
patibulum, -i, n., gibbet; yoke; ig.
nomIny
patiens, -entis, patient, long-suffering
patientia, -ae, t., patience
Patrae, -arum, t. pl., Patras
patrare, to perform, accomplish; commit
patria, -ae, t., country, fatherland;
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