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Latin	English
primo	first, at first, at the beginning, at the start	»
perturbatio	passion	»
provisor	one who provides for, or against	»
subtilitas	precision	»
precatio [Noun]	prayin	»
pusio	lad	»
pingo	stain, dye /decorate	»
pictor	painter	»
priores	(-um) forefathers, ancestors	»
provisio	forethought	»
primoris	first, foremost, at the top, uppermost	»
providor	caretaker	»
potior	(+ gen. or dat.) to possess, hold, get possession of	»
precatio [Noun]	praye	»
perditio	ruin	»
pollicitatio	promise	»
pensio	a weighing out / paying, payment, rent / day of payment	»
punitor	punisher, avenger	»
prodigo	drive forth, waste, spend, expend	»
promissor	a promiser, suretor, guarantor	»
proscaenium, -i (n.)	prosceniu	»
promitto	engage oneself, promise,	»
prosperans, -ntis [Noun]	prosperin	»
prolusio	preliminary exercise, prelude	»
praedicator [Noun]	preache	»
piscator	fisherman	»
perditio	loss, destruction	»
pilosus	hairy, covered with hair	»
patior [Verb]	abid	»
primordia	atoms	»
promissio	a promise	»
promissio	a promise	»
proditio	betrayal, treason	»
pennipotenti	birds	»
peragito	(-are) to harass, push around	»
proficio	advance, assist, help, aid, be of use	»
perturbatio (f.), gen. perturbationis [Noun]	abashmen	»
progenitor	founder of a family, ancestor	»
penuriosus	penurious, poor, poverty-stricken	»
pervenio	(+ acc.) to reach, attain, reach, be passed to	»
possideo	hold, abide	»
peractio	completion, finishing, end	»
praestigiator	impostor	»
periculum [Noun]	dange	»
prolapsio	a slipping or sliding	»
professio	declaration, profession/ trade, art, craft, profession	»
prostituo, -ere, -ui, -utus [Verb]	prostitut	»
professio	monastic profession of vows/ oath of canonical obedience	»
professio	monastic rule	»
propinquo	(intrans) to come near, draw near, approach	»
prosperitas, -atis (f.) [Noun]	prosperit	»
primordium	first beginning, origin	»
ploratio	lamentation, mourning, weeping	»
purgatio	cleaning out, cleansing /excsuing, justification	»
prolatio	a bringing forward, mentioning /extension /deferring	»
perniciosus	pernicious, destructive	»
pumilius pumilio	a dwarf	»
pecuniosus	rich, wealthy \profitable, lucrative	»
philologus	scholar, learned man / adj. learned, literary	»
praedatio	taking of booty	»
prothonotario	protonotary	»
propositio	proposal, proposition	»
prohibitio	prohibition, restrain, forbidding	»
progressio	advance, progress, increase	»
possessio	possession, property	»
patria [Noun]	motherlan	»
profectio	departure, source, origin	»
possessiones	holdings	»
pennipotens	capable of flight	»
praecipito	cast down headlong	»
profectio	departure	»
proinde ut, proinde quam	just as	»
periculosus	hazardous, dangerous	»
procuratio	management, administration, diretion, supervision	»
per sic quod	on condition that, with the understanding that	»
praesumptio	audacity	»
pinguitudo	fatness, rotundity	»
proscriptio, -onis (f.) [Noun]	advertisemen	»
physiologus	a natural science	»
populatio	devastation, wasting /population	»
pulchritudo	beauty, fineness	»
propinquitas [Noun]	contiguit	»
praedicatio	preaching (s), foretelling (s), condemning	»
pocius potius	rather, preferrably	»
promulgatio	publication, promulgation (of a law)	»
postulatio	a demand, request, desire /complaint	»
proscriptiones, -ium (f.) [Noun]	advertisement	»
prior, prius	former, prior	»
proinde quasi, proinde ac si	just as if	»
promisce, promiscue	indiscrimately	»
parvus minor minimus	small, little	»
praepositus prepositus	(monastic) prior	»
promiscus promiscuus	mixed, indiscriminate /commonplace, usual	»
proeliator preliator	fighter, warrior, combatant	»
praecepio, precepio	precept, preconception	»
promoveo promovi promotum	push forward, move ahead, advance	»
producto produxi productum	promote, divulge, bring to light	»
praetermissio, pretermissio	neglect, passing over, omission	»
producto produxi productum	produce, bring forward, bring out	»