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perosus	hateful	»
petrosus	rocky	»
prorsus	forward, straight ahead, to sum up, utterly, wholly	»
perfusus	steeped, soaked, drenched	»
prorsus	utterly	»
priscus	ancient, antique, former, old days, venerable	»
perculsus	a shock	»
penuriosus	penurious, poor, poverty-stricken	»
profusius	profusely	»
prospectus, -us (m.) [Noun]	prospec	»
perscitus	very clever, exceedingly sharp	»
professus	having professed monastic vows	»
praeses	guard	»
perniciosus	pernicious, destructive	»
prepositus	reeve, steward, provost, prior, abbot	»
presso	to conceal	»
processus	procession, progress	»
persisto	to persist, persevere	»
perfidiosus	treacherous, faithless	»
periculosus	hazardous, dangerous	»
laudo, laudare, laudavi, laudatum [Verb]	prais	»
praeteritus, preteritus	past	»
parens, parentis	parent	»
praesagus	prophetic	»
promissum	promise, offer	»
subtilis	precise	»
praepositus	manorial agent, steward, bailiff, prior	»
prostituo, -ere, -ui, -utus [Verb]	prostitut	»
procellosus	tempestuous	»
progressus	advance, going forward, increase, a royal circuit	»
praedicare [Verb]	preac	»
praecelsus	very lofty	»
orationem habere [Verb]	preac	»
perspicuus	clear	»
laudatus, -a, -um [Adjective]	praise	»
laudator, -oris (m.) [Noun]	praise	»
prosterno, -ere, -stravi, -stratum [Verb]	prostrat	»
docere [Verb]	preac	»
pristinus	former, venerable, ancient	»
prosperans, -ntis [Noun]	prosperin	»
prostratus [Adjective]	prostrate	»
prosperitas	success	»
prodigiosus	unnatural, wonderful, miraculous, amazing	»
prosperus [Adjective]	prosperou	»
prosperitas, -atis (f.) [Noun]	prosperit	»
praedica [Verb]	preache	»
docet [Verb]	preache	»
orationem habet [Verb]	preache	»
praedicator [Noun]	preache	»
professio	declaration, profession/ trade, art, craft, profession	»
professor	authority, expert	»
professio	monastic rule	»
professio	monastic profession of vows/ oath of canonical obedience	»
promissor	a promiser, suretor, guarantor	»
promissio	a promise	»
promissio	a promise	»
professorius	authoritative	»
progressio	advance, progress, increase	»
perosus [Adjective]	abhorren	»
prosperitas	propserity, good fortune	»
prothoplastus	the first man	»
proscriptio, -onis (f.) [Noun]	advertisemen	»
proinde quasi, proinde ac si	just as if	»
pars, partis	part, share /direction	»
praesul presul	dancer /presider, protector, director	»
praesum presum	to be at the head of, be in charge of	»
praesto presto	to do, perform, display, fulfill, offer, present	»
praecedo, praecessi, praecessum	to go, result	»
proscriptiones, -ium (f.) [Noun]	advertisement	»
praesto presto	to answer for, be responsible for	»
praesumo presumo	to anticipate, take for granted	»
pronepos proneptos	great-grandson	»
promisce, promiscue	indiscrimately	»
parvus minor minimus	small, little	»
posterus, postremo	subsequent, following, next, future	»
protestor, protesto	to declare in public, affirm, bear witness	»
praestans, prestans	excellent, distingished, imminent, superior	»
prosum (profuturus)	to be useful, of benefit, do good	»
percutio (percussum)	to strike hard, pierce, transfix /shock	»
promiscus promiscuus	mixed, indiscriminate /commonplace, usual	»
praepositus prepositus	(monastic) prior	»
prae dulcis, pre dulcis	exceedingly sweet	»
praecelsus, precelsus	exceedingly high	»
prosequor (prosecutus)	to attack, go with, pursue, attend	»
premo pressi pressum	to squeeze, press down, strike down	»
peruro perussi perustum	to burn up, consume /inflame, gall, chafe	»
persuadeo persuasi persuasum	(+ dat.) to persuade	»
presertim praesertim	especially, chiefly	»
praeproperus, preproperus	over-hasty, precipitate	»
permitto, permissi, permissum	to allow, permit, let	»
proficuus, proficiscor	to start forward, set out, depart, arise	»
praenuntius, prenuncius	foretelling, harbinger, omen, token	»
praestantia, prestantia	superiority, excellence	»
promptu, in promptu esse	to be ready, to be easy, to be clear	»
praestolatio prestolatio	the waiting for, expectation	»
praetermissio, pretermissio	neglect, passing over, omission	»
persequor persequi persecutus	to follow, pursue, take revenge	»
prae se ferre / pre se ferre	to show, exhibit, on account of	»
praesieo, praesedi, praesedere	to sit before, preside, command	»