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| proles | offspring, descendants, posterity, (plants, fruit) | » |
| proles | descendant, progeny | » |
| professio | declaration, profession/ trade, art, craft, profession | » |
| professor | authority, expert | » |
| propense | readily | » |
| professus | having professed monastic vows | » |
| protense | extensively. | » |
| processus | procession, progress | » |
| professio | monastic profession of vows/ oath of canonical obedience | » |
| potens | mighty, able, mighty, powerful, strong | » |
| priores | (-um) forefathers, ancestors | » |
| proterus | wanton | » |
| professio | monastic rule | » |
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| proceres | prelates, chiefs, magnates | » |
| prospectus, -us (m.) [Noun] | prospec | » |
| lauda (command) [Verb] | prais | » |
| potestas | legal competence | » |
| laudo, laudare, laudavi, laudatum [Verb] | prais | » |
| praedicare [Verb] | preac | » |
| subtilis | precise | » |
| potestas | power, ability, authority /opportunity | » |
| prominens | jutting out, standing out /a projection | » |
| progenies | descent, lineage, progeny, offspring, descendants | » |
| progressio | advance, progress, increase | » |
| profectus | advance | » |
| progressus | advance, going forward, increase, a royal circuit | » |
| proventus | a growing up, increase, crop, yield, or issue | » |
| docere [Verb] | preac | » |
| provectus | advanced, advanced in age | » |
| laudator, -oris (m.) [Noun] | praise | » |
| laudatus, -a, -um [Adjective] | praise | » |
| pollens | strong, mighty | » |
| prosperitas | success | » |
| orationem habere [Verb] | preac | » |
| provectus | aged, old, advanced in years | » |
| praedicator [Noun] | preache | » |
| prosperus [Adjective] | prosperou | » |
| Phoebus | sun | » |
| procellosus | tempestuous | » |
| prosterno, -ere, -stravi, -stratum [Verb] | prostrat | » |
| prosperitas, -atis (f.) [Noun] | prosperit | » |
| praedica [Verb] | preache | » |
| prosperans, -ntis [Noun] | prosperin | » |
| orationem habet [Verb] | preache | » |
| docet [Verb] | preache | » |
| proceritas | height | » |
| progenitus | descended | » |
| possessio | possession, property | » |
| proluvies | overflowing | » |
| proprietas | ownership | » |
| prosperitas | propserity, good fortune | » |
| professorius | authoritative | » |
| proletarius | a citizen of the lowest rank | » |
| prostituo, -ere, -ui, -utus [Verb] | prostitut | » |
| possessiones | holdings | » |
| pennipotens | capable of flight | » |
| posteritas | succeeding generations, offspring, posterity | » |
| perturbatio (f.), gen. perturbationis [Noun] | abashmen | » |
| provolvere se | to throw oneself down, abase oneself | » |
| praesto presto | to do, perform, display, fulfill, offer, present | » |
| praesto presto | to answer for, be responsible for | » |
| proinde quasi, proinde ac si | just as if | » |
| praecedo, praecessi, praecessum | to go, result | » |
| praesumo presumo | to anticipate, take for granted | » |
| proscriptiones, -ium (f.) [Noun] | advertisement | » |
| poema poematis | poem, verse, rhyme | » |
| promisce, promiscue | indiscrimately | » |
| pronepos proneptos | great-grandson | » |
| per moenia urbis | inside the walls of the town | » |
| protestor, protesto | to declare in public, affirm, bear witness | » |
| Pro aris et focis | For altar and hearth | » |
| premo pressi pressum | to squeeze, press down, strike down | » |
| percutio (percussum) | to strike hard, pierce, transfix /shock | » |
| posterus, postremo | subsequent, following, next, future | » |
| praepositus prepositus | (monastic) prior | » |
| Post Tenebras Lux | After the darkness the light | » |
| Piscem natare doces | You teach a fish to swim | » |
| pello pepulli pulsum | to hit, beat /exile, drive away, banish | » |
| prosequor (prosecutus) | to attack, go with, pursue, attend | » |
| peruro perussi perustum | to burn up, consume /inflame, gall, chafe | » |
| persuadeo persuasi persuasum | (+ dat.) to persuade | » |
| promptu, in promptu esse | to be ready, to be easy, to be clear | » |
| permitto, permissi, permissum | to allow, permit, let | » |
| Progressio et Concordia | Progression and High Flying (Michael H) | » |
| praeproperus, preproperus | over-hasty, precipitate | » |
| praestolatio prestolatio | the waiting for, expectation | » |
| Praemonitus, praemunitus | Forewarned (is) forearmed | » |
| praetermissio, pretermissio | neglect, passing over, omission | » |
| persequor persequi persecutus | to follow, pursue, take revenge | » |
| praesieo, praesedi, praesedere | to sit before, preside, command | » |
| Peior est bello timor ipse belli | Worse is the fear of war than war itself | » |
| Plaudite, amici, comedia finita est | Applaud, my friends, the comedy is over. (Said by Ludwig van Beethoven on his deathbed.) | » |
| Pax melior est quam iustissimum bellum | Peace is better than the most just war | » |
| Parturiunt montes, nascetur ridiculus mus | The mountains are in labour, and a ridiculous mouse shall be born | » |
| Post mortem nihil est, ipsaque mors nihil | ' After death, nothing, and death itself is nothing' | » |
| Post cenam non stare sed mille passus meare | Do not rest after dinner, but walk a mile | » |