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Latin	English
patina	a dish	»
post	(+ acc.) after, behind	»
pactum	agreement, contract, covenant, pact	»
poeta	(masc.) poet	»
pactus	agreed-upon, stipulated, betrothed	»
patior [Verb]	abid	»
praeter	adj., except; prep. + acc., besides, beyond, more than	»
perturbat [Verb]	abashe	»
perturbatus [Adjective]	abashe	»
perturbare	abas	»
praeter	adv, beyond, after	»
potior	(+ gen. or dat.) to possess, hold, get possession of	»
potius	comp. adj, in order that, rather	»
pontus	bridge	»
prout	as, just as, according to	»
pariter	alike, at the same time, together	»
patulum	a space, court	»
postea	afterwards	»
praesto	[+ subj clause] to be better, preferable	»
pestis	destruction, pestilence, curse	»
pennipotenti	birds	»
purgatio	cleaning out, cleansing /excsuing, justification	»
pontifex	bishop	»
practicus	active	»
placitum	accord, agreement, pact /assembly for judgment	»
pravitas	crookedness, depravity, deformity, perversity	»
propter	(+ acc.) near, close, on account of, because of	»
probatus	approved	»
penitus	(adv.) inside, widely, through and through, completely	»
placatus	appeased	»
penitus	(adverb) accurately, thoroughly, wholly, entirely	»
pugnator	combatant	»
privatus	deprived, released	»
palliata	cloaked	»
punctum	a prick, little hole, puncture /a point, spot, place	»
prolatio	a bringing forward, mentioning /extension /deferring	»
plorator	a lamenter	»
peractio	completion, finishing, end	»
phthisis	consumption, tuberculosus	»
placitum	conference, meeting, negotiation	»
peragito	(-are) to harass, push around	»
pharetra	a quiver	»
perturbans	abashin	»
pestifer	baleful, destructive, mischievous person	»
pons pontis	bridge	»
praesumptio	audacity	»
promptus	(persons) prepared, resolute, prompt	»
per antea	before, formerly	»
paupertas	beggardry, poverty, humble circumstances	»
proditio	betrayal, treason	»
perturbatio (f.), gen. perturbationis [Noun]	abashmen	»
prognatus	born, sprung from /son	»
praeterea	adv, besides, moreover, as indeed it is	»
postquam	(conj.) after	»
postquam	after/ [+ subj.] because	»
profectio	departure	»
profectus	advance	»
potentia	[political/diplomatic power] influence	»
penitens	(penitentis) a penitent	»
phylacterium	amulet	»
patricius	a nobleman	»
praecipito	cast down headlong	»
profectio	departure, source, origin	»
promutuus	(cash) advanced, prepaid, arragned beforehand	»
perfectus	complete, finished, done /perfect, without flaw	»
phaleratus	bridled, harnessed, bearing arms	»
pulmentum	anything eaten with bread, sauce or relish	»
provectus	advanced, advanced in age	»
perosus [Adjective]	abhorren	»
proventus	a growing up, increase, crop, yield, or issue	»
postulatio	a demand, request, desire /complaint	»
provectus	aged, old, advanced in years	»
promerita	deserving	»
penetralis	(noun) interior, inner rooms	»
promeritum	desserts, merit, credit	»
profuturus	beneficial	»
pueriliter	boyishly, childishly, foolishly	»
potissimum	(adv.) chiefly, most of all	»
penetranter	deeply, penetratingly, searchingly	»
potissimus	best of all, chief, principal	»
post modum	afterwards, presently, shortly	»
propinquitas [Noun]	contiguit	»
progenitus	descended	»
praecidentius	cautiously	»
propositum	a design, purpose, scheme, theme of discourse	»
pugnax [Adjective]	contentiou	»
pulchritudo	beauty, fineness	»
pennipotens	capable of flight	»
proletarius	a citizen of the lowest rank	»
post tergum	[left] behind	»
prodigialiter	amazingly, wonderfully	»
penetrabilis	capable of being penetrated / penetrating, piercing	»
proscriptio, -onis (f.) [Noun]	advertisemen	»
proscriptiones, -ium (f.) [Noun]	advertisement	»
penintentiarius	confessor, penintentiary	»
praepositus prepositus	(monastic) prior	»
praeterea, preterea	besides, further, hereafter	»
plecto aliquem capite	* suffer capital punishment, death	»
perduco, perduxi, perductum	bring through, spread over	»