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| prolix | long, stretching | » |
| proelium | battle | » |
| proclivia | slopes | » |
| prolatio | a bringing forward, mentioning /extension /deferring | » |
| prolusio | preliminary exercise, prelude | » |
| prosilio | to spring up, burst forth | » |
| proclivus | inclined, ready | » |
| prolapsio | a slipping or sliding | » |
| proluvier | innundation /scouring /discharge | » |
| pollicitatio | promise | » |
| populi | people | » |
| proluvies | overflowing | » |
| populatio | devastation, wasting /population | » |
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| prolixus | wide, broad, long / willing, obliging, favorable | » |
| proeliator | warrior | » |
| proloquium | assertion, utterance | » |
| proletarius | a citizen of the lowest rank | » |
| postulatio | a demand, request, desire /complaint | » |
| probabilis | credible | » |
| polliceor | to promise, offer | » |
| postulativus | plaintive | » |
| pollicitas | offering | » |
| plorabilis | deplorable | » |
| pollicitus | promised, a promise | » |
| prodigialiter | amazingly, wonderfully | » |
| probabiliter | with credibility | » |
| prolicio prolixi | to lure forth, entice | » |
| perfero, pertulit | to endure, undergo | » |
| proeliator preliator | fighter, warrior, combatant | » |
| pello pepulli pulsum | to hit, beat /exile, drive away, banish | » |
| plecto aliquem capite | * suffer capital punishment, death | » |
| plango, planxi, planctum | to strike, beat /bewail, mourn | » |
| praestolatio prestolatio | the waiting for, expectation | » |
| Peior est bello timor ipse belli | Worse is the fear of war than war itself | » |
| Plenus venter non studet libenter | A full belly doesn't like studying | » |
| Post mortem nihil est, ipsaque mors nihil | ' After death, nothing, and death itself is nothing' | » |