Scanlon's Latin Grammar - Essan.org

SECOND LATIN
propitiare, to be merciful, to be favorable
propitius, propitious, merciful, gra­
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proponere, -posui, -positus, to propose,
to expose, to display, to set forth
proportio, f., proportion
proportionatus, related
proprie, properJy
proprius, one's o\vn, proper
proprietas, f., property, peculiarity,
distinction
propter, for, because of, by reason of
propterea, on that account
protectio, f., protection
protoparens, m., first parent
prout, according as
provenire, -veni, -ventus, to come for,
to be granted, to result
proverbium, n." proverb
providere (2), -vidi, -visus, to provide
provincia, f., province
provisio, t., provision
provisus, m., provision, precaution
prudens, prudent, wise
pnldenter, prudently
prudentia, f.) prudence
psalmus, m., psalnl
publice, publicly
pudor, m., propriety, modesty
puer, m., boy, child, servant
pugna, f., struggle
pugnare, to fight, to struggle
pulchritudo, f., beauty, excellence
punctum, n., point, moment; puncta
temporis, in an instant
purure (4), -ivi, -itus, to punish
pupilla, f., pupil (of the eye)
purgare, to purify
purgatorium, n., purgatory
purus, pure, clear
putare, to consider, to suppose, to
imagine
Q
quacumque, whatsoever
quadratus, square
quaerere, -sivi or -sii, -situs, to seek, to
require
quaesere, -sivi or -sil, -situs, to beseech
quaestio, f., question
qualis, what kind
qualitas, f., quality
quam, than; - diu, as long as; ­
maxime, as much as possible;
mirum -, marvelously; pridie -,
the day before; - plurimi, as many
as possible; sane -, enormously;
tam • • .-, both... and, as
well as; valde -, immensely
quamdiu, as long as; tamdiu • • • -,
till such time as, until
quamprimum, as soon as possible
quamquam (quanquam), although
quamvis, although
quando, when
quandoque, at one time or another
quantitas, f., quantity
quanto • • . tanto, the . . . the; ­
opere, how greatly, how much
quantum, how nluch; - ad, so far as
concerns; immane -, monstrously;
mirum -, tremendously
quantumcumque, however rrluch
quantumvis, however (much)
quantus, what, how great, how
much
quapropter, wherefore, on which account
quare, why, wherefore
quartus, fourth; quartum annum agit,
he is four years old
quasi, as if, like, as it were, about, in
a certain sense or degree, quasi
quatenus, insofar as
-que (enclitic), and