Scanlon's Latin Grammar - Essan.org

os (ossis), n.} bone
ostendere, -tendi, -tensus or -tentus, to
show
ostentum, n.} prodigy
ostium, n.} door
otiosus, idle, useless, empty
ovis, I.} sheep
p
pacificare, to pacify, to grant peace
pactum, n.} agreement
paganus, pagan
palam, openly, publicly
palpare, to feel
panis, m.} bread, loaf
Papa, m.} Pope
papalis, papal
par, equal
Paracletus, m.} Paraclete, Holy Ghost
Paradisus, m.} paradise
parallelus, parallel, similar
parare, to prepare
parce, maderately
parcere, peperci, parcitus, to spare, to
forbear
parens, m. and f.} parent
pariter, at the same time, together
parochus, m.} parish priest, pastor
paroecia, I.} parish
paroecialis, parochial
pars, I.} part, portion; ab hac parte, on
this side; aliqua ex parte, in some
respect; magna ex parte, in a great
degree; nulla ex parte, in no way;
ex parte, in part
partialis, partial
particeps, m. and I.} partaker, fellow
participare, to participate, to share in
participatio, I.} participation
participium, n.} participle
particula, I.} particle, small part or bit,
phrase
partitio, f., division
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parvulus, small; (as a noun), little
one, child
Pascha, n.} Easter
passibilis, passible
passio, I.} passion, suffering, martyrdom
passive, passively
passivus, passive
passus, suffered
pastor, m.} pastor
pater, m., father
patere (2), to be visible, to be obvious
pati (dep. 3), passus, to suffer
patria, I., home, homeland
patriarcha, m.} patriarch
patrinus, m.} sponsor
patronus, m.} defender, advocate
pauci, few; paucis, in a few words
paulatim, gradually
paulo, a little while, shortly
pauper, poor
pax, I.} peace
peccare, to sin
peccator, m.} sinner
peccatum, n.} sin
peculiaris, special
pejor, worse
pendere (2), pependi, to hang, to depend
penes, with, within
penitus, wholly
Pentecoste, I.} Pentecost
penuria, I.} want, lack
per, through, by; - se, in and of itself
peragere, -egi, -actus, to accomplish
perceptio, I.} partaking, reception
percipere (io), -cepi, -ceptus, to take,
to partake, to receive, to attain, to
seize; to experience
percussio, I.} striking, percussion
perdere, perdidi, perditus, to lose, to
destroy
perducere, -duxi, -ductus, to bring to,
to lead to, to conduct