LatinEnglish
prolixlong, stretching»
proeliumbattle»
procliviaslopes»
prolatioa bringing forward, mentioning /extension /deferring»
prolusiopreliminary exercise, prelude»
prosilioto spring up, burst forth»
proclivusinclined, ready»
prolapsioa slipping or sliding»
proluvierinnundation /scouring /discharge»
pollicitatiopromise»
populipeople»
proluviesoverflowing»
populatiodevastation, wasting /population»
prolixuswide, broad, long / willing, obliging, favorable»
proeliatorwarrior»
proloquiumassertion, utterance»
proletariusa citizen of the lowest rank»
postulatioa demand, request, desire /complaint»
probabiliscredible»
polliceorto promise, offer»
postulativusplaintive»
pollicitasoffering»
plorabilisdeplorable»
pollicituspromised, a promise»
prodigialiteramazingly, wonderfully»
probabiliterwith credibility»
prolicio prolixito lure forth, entice»
perfero, pertulitto endure, undergo»
proeliator preliatorfighter, warrior, combatant»
pello pepulli pulsumto hit, beat /exile, drive away, banish»
plecto aliquem capite* suffer capital punishment, death»
plango, planxi, planctumto strike, beat /bewail, mourn»
praestolatio prestolatiothe waiting for, expectation»
Peior est bello timor ipse belliWorse is the fear of war than war itself»
Plenus venter non studet libenterA full belly doesn't like studying»
Post mortem nihil est, ipsaque mors nihil' After death, nothing, and death itself is nothing'»