Scanlon's Latin Grammar - Essan.org

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praevidere (2), -vidi, -visus, to foresee
praevius, previous
pravus, evil
praxis, m., practice, exercise
precari (dep. I), to beseech, to pray
premere, pressi, pressus, to press upon,
to oppress
presbyter, m., priest
pretiuln, n., price
prex, f., prayer
pridie, on the day before; - quam,
the day before
primario, primarily
primitivus, early
primo, first, first!y
primum, first; in primis, in the first
place
princeps, m., prince
principalis, perfect, principal
principatus, m., public office
principium, n., beginning, foundation,
principle, sovereignty, principality
prior, the former
prius, previously
priusquam, before
privare, to deprive
privatim, privately
privativus, deprived of, lacking
privatus, private
privilegium, n., privilege
pro, for, through, in behalf of, as a
result of, instead of; - llbito, at
pleasure; -
hac vice, for this once
probare, to prove, to test, to examine
probe, properly
probitas, f., honesty, integrity
procedere, -cessi, -cessus, to proceed
from
processio, f., source, origin, procession
processus, m., course, process
procidere, -cidi, to fall prostrate
prodesse, profui, to avail, to benefit
proditio, f., treason
producere, -duxi, -ductus, to produce
productio, t., production, creation,
producing
proferre, -tull, -latus, to bring out, to
lay before, to display, to speak, to
utter
professus, professed; ex professo,
avowedly, openly
proficere (io), -feci, -fectus, to avail,
to increase, to contribute to, to advance,
to go forth
proficisci (dep. 3), -fectus, to set out,
to arise
profiteri (dep. 2), to profess
profundum, n., depth
profundus, deep
progenies, t., lineage, family
progredi (dep. 3, io), -gressus, to progress,
to advance
prohibere (2), to prohibit, to forbid
prohibitio, t., prohibition
proinde, hence, therefore, accordingly
projicere (io), -jeci, -jectus, to cast
do\vn, to cast away
prolabi (dep. 3), -lapsus, to lapse, to
fall away
proles, f., offspring, child
promanare, to emanate, to derive
from
promerere (2), -merui, ..meritus, to
obtain, to deserve
promissio, f., promise
promittere, ..misi, -missus, to promise
prompte, promptly
pronunciare, to pronounce, to express
pronus, prone, inclined
propheta, m., prophet
prophetia, f., prophecy
propitiatio, f., propitiation, forgiveness,
clemency
propinquus, near, near of kin
propitiabilis, propitious