GLOSSARIUM ANGLICO-LATINUM

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Gualterius Redmond

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• P : pe n or pe (littera) f
• pacifism : pacifismus, irenismus; pacis studium; motus bello prohibendo
• pacifist : pacifista ae m, irenistes ae m (Gr)
• package : fascis is m, involucrum
• pagan n : paganus i, gentilis is
• pagan a : paganus, ethnicus, gentilis
• paganism : paganismus, paganitas; gentilitas; pagana mens, paganus animus
• page n : pagina, pagella, pagInula
• web page : pagina interretialis
• page a : paginalis
• pagination : paginarum dispositio
• pain : dolor
• take (great) pains on, to finish : (studiose, diligenter, enixe, sEdulo, mAxime) operam do dare +dt ut perficiam, enItor enIsi enIsus sum, ut perficiam, incumbo ere incubui incUbitus +dt
• painful : doloris plenus, molestus, acerbus (bitter), dolendus, cum dolore
• painstaking : operosus, accuratus, diligens, industrius
• paint : pingo ere pinxi pictus
• painting n : tabula, graphice es (Gr), pictura
• painting a : graphicus
• painter : pictor m
• pair : par is e paria parium n, bini binae bina
• palace : regia, aula
• paleontology : palaeontologia
• Palestinian : Palestinensis
• palpable : palpAbilis, tractabilis, tactilis
• pamphlet : libellus (satyricus), libEllulus
• panel : sessio, congressio
• Paneuropean : Paneuropaeus
• panic : pAnicum, pavor m
• panorama : prospectus us; expositio (omnia complectens)
• panpsychism : panpsychismus
• pantheism : pantheismus
• papal : pontificius, papalis
• paparazzo : photographicus relator
• paper : charta
• write/ give a paper on Plato : relationem de Platone scribo ere/ lego ere, scriptum, compositionem, commentariolum, opUsculum
• paper clip : uncus i (metallicus)
• papers : scripta orum
• papist : papista ae m
• on a par with : aequus, aequalis, par +dt
• parachute : umbella descensoria
• parade : pompa, decursus us
• paradigm : paradigma dIgmatis n, examplar is n
• (earthly) paradise : paradisus (terrestris), locus deliciarum
• paradox : paradOxum, parAdoxon i (gr), sententia a communi sensu abhorrens
• paradoxical : paradoxum in se habens, paradoxum includens, a communi sententia abhorens; (ad)mirabile
• paradoxically : paradoxum habet or est quod, quod speciem paradoxi monstrat, quod paradoxum includit; mirabile dictu; quod est contra or praeter opinionem omnium
• paragraph : parAgraphus i,caput cApitis n, capItulum
• paralysis : parAlysis is f
• paralytic : paralYticus
• paralyze : membrorum uso destituo ere; everto ere, impedio Ire
• paralyzed (be, become) : orpens, tOrpidus; paralyticus; torpeo Ere; torpesco ere torpui
• parallel n : linea parallela
• parallel a : parallelus, aeque distans; similis, consimilis (+dt or +gn), analogus ad, pari passu
• parallel v : par esse +dt, cum, inter se, atque or et (in magnitudine), consImile esse +dt, analogum esse ad, aequo are +ac, aequiparo are +ac (magnitudine)
• make that parallel to this : illud huic aequo are, pariter tracto are, pari passu
• parallelism : parallelismus (membrorum), aequilatatio; comparatio
• parallels n : similitudines, analogia, anAlogon ou (Gc)
• paralogism : paralogismus
• parameter : parAmetron i n; regula et judicium
• paraphrase n : paraphrasis is i f, circuitus eloquendi, libera interpretatio, circumlocutio
• paraphrase v : circUmloquor loqui, paraphrasi or circumlocutione utor
• parapsychology : parapsychologia
• parasite : parAsitus i
• parasitic : parasIticus
• pardon me for inerrupting : da mihi veniam, ignosce mihi, quod te interpellaverim
• a parenthesis : interpositio
• parentheses : signa interclusionis or parenthesis, fibulae
• in parentheses a : inter signa interclusiones positus, inter fibulas
• put this in parentheses : hoc inter signa interclusiones or fibulas pono ere, hoc intercludo ere
• Paris : Parisii -orum, Lutetia Parisiorum
• Parisian : Parisiensis
• parish : paroecia
• parishioner : paroecianus i
• park : horti orum, vivarium
• park car : autokinetum statuo ere ui statUtus, pono ere posui positus
• parking : area stativa, statio autocinetorum or vehiculorum
• parliament : legumlatorum or legatorum or oratorum popularium regimen Inis n or coetus i
• parliamentary : ad legumlatorum popularium regimen pertinens
• Parmenides : ParmEnides is
• parochial : paroecialis
• parody : parOdia
• parody v : per jocum imitor ari, parodiam facere de
• parishioner : paroecianus i
• parse : partes verbi descrIbo ere
• parsley : apium
• parsimony : parcitas, parsimonia
• part : pars partis partium
• in part : pro parte, aliqua ex parte, ex parte
• in some/ great part : aliqua/ magna ex parte
• for my part : ego equidem
• form part of state : statui interest, statum cOnstitit, constituo ere ui Utus, pars est status; insum inesse; pertinet ad
• take part in action : actionis partem capio ere cepi captus, actionis particeps sum, actioni intErsum; intersum interesse in actione vel actioni; actioni me immisceo Ere, actionem attingo ere attiIgi attactus, partem capesso capessere capessIvi (ii) capessItus, partem habeo in +ab
• a goose partakes of whiteness : anser albdinem partIcipat
• partial : non Integer, non plenus, non totus, non universus, non perfectus, non absolutus particularis; mancus; studiosus or cUpidus; iniquus
• partial to : cUpidus +gn
• partially : aliqua ex parte, pro parte, ex parte, partim
• partially...partially : partim... partim
• participant : pArticeps partIcipis +gn
• participatable in : participabilis +gn
• participatability in : participabilitas +gn
• participate in discussion : colloquium (cum aliquo) participo are, particeps sum colloquii (ejus), colloquii partem capio ere cepi captus, actioni intErsum, colloquio (dt) me immisceo Ere, colloquium attingo ere attiIgi attactus, partem capesso capessere capessIvi (ii) capessItus
• participation : participatio, communicatio, consortium, consortio all +gn
• participle n : participium
• particle : particula; vOcula
• particular : particularis, proprius, peculiaris, singularis, singularius, sui generis
• in particular : specialiter, in speciali, ante omnia; diserte, nominatim, specifice, speciatim; potissimum, praecipue, praesertim, proprie; "exactius"; scilicet, dico, inquam, videlicet
• partner : collusor, sodAlis is m, synergus i (Gr)
• partnership : sodalitas, consortium
• parts of speech : partes orationis
• part-time : tempus bipartitum or dimidiatum, dimidiato tempore operans
• party : pars tis f, partes ium, factio f
• give party : convivium do are, Agito are
• pascal : pascalis
• pass : trAnseo ire transivi or trAnsii trAnsitus
• pass (time) : progreditur, transit
• pass exam : in periculo approbari, feliciter evado, ere evasi evasus, probationem sustIneo Ere
• pass qualities on to offspring : qualitates proli trado tradere tradidi traditus
• passage : trAnsitus us; locus i, m (p loci orum), textus us; progrediente tempore, intermisso spatio
• in passing, by the way : obiter; ut hoc in transitu addam, praeterea, ceteris (in) rebus, cetera; quod restat, quod reliquum est; ceterum, sed; nam ac atque
• passive : passivus
• passenger : vector m, vectrix Icis f, viator
• passion : passio, cupIditas, libIdo Idinis f; concupiscentia; pathos eos ei e eon esi(n) (Gr)
• passionate : ardens
• passionately : ardenter
• passive : passivus; iners ertis
• passivity, passiveness : passivitas; inertia, desidia
• passtime : oblectamentum
• password : signum
• past a : praeteritus, prior, anterior; anteactus
• the past : praeteritum tempus, praeterita orum
• in the past : Antehac, in praeterito
• pasta : pasta
• pastor : pArrochus i
• pastoral a : pastoralis, bucolicus; episcopalis, episcopi (=gn)
• pastoral n : episcopales lItterae
• patchwork : cento onis m, centunculus
• paternalism : paternalismus
• path : sEmita, via
• pathetic : patheticus, commovendi vim habens, commotionem suscitans, pathetice scriptus
• pathological : pathologicus
• pathos : pathetica vis, affectuum vehementia, commovendi vis, pathos eos ei e eon esi(n) (Gr)
• patient a : patiens, sUstinens
• patient n : aeger aegra aegrum
• patiently : aequo animo
• patriarchal : patriarchicus
• patio : Area, peristylium, cavaedium
• patrician : patricius
• patristic : patristicus
• patrology : patrologia, scriptorum ecclesiasticorum or patrum ecclesiae studium
• patronage : patronatus us
• pattern : exemplar is i ium n, exemplum, specimen, specIminis n, regula; forma; documentum; archetypum or archetupus i; schema atos or atis n
• pave the way to : viam facio ad
• paving the way : communitio
• pay her for the course : cursum illi solvo ere solvi (solui) solutus, pendo ere pepEndi pensus (pecuniam) pro cursu
• pay the penalty : poenas persolvo ere solvi, do dare
• pay debt (for someone) : debitum (alicui) solvo
• it pays to do it : operae pretium est id facere
• pea : pisum
• peace : pax cis f
• peculiarity : proprietas, natura, insignis nota, proprium +gn or +dt, insigne +gn, sui generis esse
• pedagogical : paedagogicus
• pedagogy : paedagogia, institutio, disciplina de liberis educandis
• peddler : Institor oris
• pederast : paedico nis, paederastes ae
• pederasty : paedicatio
• pedestrian : pedes pEditis
• pediatrics : paediatria
• pejorative : contumeliosus, despectivus, contemnens, pejore sensu sumptus, in pejus sumptus
• pen (ballpoint) : cAlamus i (scriptorius), stilus i (sphaeratus), penna
• pen name : pseudonymum, nomen fictum or commenticium scriptoris, falsum or artificiale nomen
• pen-pal : epistularius amicus, socius
• pencil : graphium, graphis graphidis f, lapis scriptorius, plumbum, haematItes ae (Gr)
• penetrate : pervado ere pervasi pervasus ad or per, pEnetro are tr or ad, pervenio in or ad, permAno are in +ac
• pending : in suspenso relictus
• penicillin : (medicamentum) penicillinum
• Pentagon : Pentagonum (Vasintoniae)
• people : populus, gens; plebs, vulgus; homines
• perceive : percipio ere percEpi percEptus, (= take possession of) apprehendo ere apprehendi apprehensus, sentio ire
• percent : pars ex centum or per centum, pars centesima, parte centesimae
• fifty percent : quinquaginta per centum or ex centum, centesimae (partes)
• perceptible : perceptibilis
• perception : perceptio, perspicientia; percipiendi facultas
• perfect : perfectus
• perfectible : perfectibilis
• perfection : perfectio
• perfectionist : maximae perfectionis studiosus
• perfectly : plane, prorsus, perfecte
• perform act : actum pono ere, elicio Elicit ere elicui elIcitus, facio ere, exEreco exercEre exErcui exErcitus, perficio ere, perago ere; patro are
• perform office : officio (=ab) fungor fungi functus sum
• perform play : spectaculum, fabulam do are, edo Edere Edidi Editus, edoceo edocEre
• the actor performs "Octavia" : histrio "Octaviam" agit
• performance of act : positio actus, exercitio, commisio, effectio; profectus us
• performance : functio, perfunctio, confectio, executio, fabulae actio, lUdicrum
• performance of actor : actio
• during performance no one gets in : dum fabula agitur, nemo in caveam ingrediatur
• performative : exercitivus, in acto exercito
• perhaps : fortasse, forsan (poet), forsitan, forte (only after si, nisi, ne), nescio an, haud scio an
• pericope : perIcope es f (Gr)
• period : aetas e tium f, aevum, tempus tEmporis, tempora tEmporum, spatium temporis, tempestas, periodus i f, momentum; punctum (temporis)
• peripatetic : peripateticus
• periphery : peripheria
• perish : pEreo Ire pErii pEritus, intEreo Interit Ire intErii intEritus, Occido ere Occidi occasurus, perdo ere pErdidi pErditus
• perjury : perjurium
• permanence, continuity : stabilitas, continuatio, perpetuitas
• permanent : diuturnus, mansurus, perpetuus, mansorius
• permanently : perpetuo
• permission : permissio, permissus us, concessus us, venia; potestas, facultas
• give him permission : ei permitto, concedo with inf or ut, te sino ere sivi situs ac + inf, ut, veniam do dare, tibi potestatem do facio ere
• ask his permission : veniam peto ere
• permissive : nimia permittens
• permissiveness : nimia permittendi consuetudo
• with your permission : (bona) vestra venia, concessu tuo, permissu tuo, pace tua
• without your permission : te invito
• permit : permitto ere permisi permissus +dt, ut or ac+inf, sino ere sivi situs +ac+inf or ut; patior pati passus sum; licet licEret licuit licitum est dt & inf or acc+inf; ratum facio ere, sancio ire sanxi sanctus; recipio ere, justIfico are; aliquid alicui concedo ere
• perpetuate : perpEtuo are, propAgo are, perpEtuum efficio ere
• per se : per se, a se
• persecute : insector ari
• persecution : insectatio, persecutio
• persecutor : insectator
• persist in speaking : persisto ere loqui, persto perstare loqui, in loquedo, persevEro are loqui, insto are loqui; persto stare pErstiti perstAtus
• persistence : permansio onis; perseverantia, pertinacia
• persistent : assIduus, persevErans
• person : persona, homo
• personal : privatus, proprius, personalis; ad hominem
• personalism : personalismus
• personality : "complexio", mores, indoles; personalitas
• personally : de facie (eum novi); (ego) equidem; personaliter
• personify virtue : personam or hominis formam virtuti tribuo ere
• perspective : conspectus us
• persuade him that they go, to go : ei persuadeo Ere persuAsi persuAsus eos ire, ut eat
• persuasion : persuasio, suasio
• persuasive : suasorius
• pervade a thing : rem, in re, in rem permAno are, transeo ire, perfundo ere perfUdi perfUsus +ab; invado ere
• Peru : Peruvia
• Peruvian : Peruvius
• peruse : perspicio ere perspexi perspectus
• pessimism : pessimismus, mens in deterius omnia referens
• pessimistic : in deterius omnia referens
• pet : animal domesticum
• petrify : in lapidem converto ere
• petrify int : lapidesco scere
• phantasm : phantasma atis n, imaginatio falsa; spectrum, larva
• phantastic : imaginosus, commenticius
• phase : phasis is or eos f (Gr), f; gradus us; tempus tEmporis
• phenomenal : mirIficus, mirandus, unicus, incredibilis, portentosus, extraordinus
• phenomenalism : phenomenalismus
• phenomenic : phaenomenicus, ad phaenomenon pertinens
• phenomenological : phaenomenologicus
• phenomenology : phaenomenologia f
• phenomenon : phaenOmenon i n; excellentia, portentum
• philosopher : philosophus i, philosopha, sapiens
• bad philosopher : fictus philosophus, philosophaster tri, pseudophilosophus
• philosophize : philOsophor, ari, philosophiam colo ere, exErceo Ere, ago ere, philosophiae studeo Ere
• philosophy : philosophia, sapientia
• do bad philosophy : inepte philosophor ari
• phoneme : phonEma atis n
• phonemic : phonematicus
• phonetic : phoneticus
• phoney : commenticius, falsus, fictus, facticius, adulterinus, spurius, apocryphus, suppositus, socors socortis; affectatus
• phonograph : phonOgraphum
• photocopy : exemplar photographicum, luce or photographice expressum
• photograph n : photographia, imago inis, tabula, photographica
• photograph v : photographice Exprimo ere, Imprimo ere, photographio are
• photon : photo nis m
• phrase : oratio, locutio, sermo, verba orum
• phraseology : phraseologia, loquendi ratio; verborum comprehensio
• physical : physicus
• physicalism : physicalismus
• physicist : physicus i f
• physics : physica
• physiology : physiologia
• piano : clavile is n, clavarium, clavicInium
• pick out : eligo elIgere elEgi electus
• pick up Mark, paper : Marcum abduco ere, exemplar sumo ere sumpsi sumptus, tollo ere sUstuli sublAtus
• picnic : cEnula subdivalis
• picture : pictura, tabula
• picture v : imAginor ari, (animo or cogitatione) fingo ere finxi fictus, figuro are; (cogitatione) depingo ere pinxi pictus
• piece : frustum, pars partis
• piecemeal : frustAtim, rustillAtim
• pierce : pErforo are, perfOdio ere perfOdi perfossus, transfIgo ere
• pietism : pietismus; peitatis affectatio
• piety : pIetas tAtis, religio nis
• pilgrim : peregrinator (pietatis causa)
• pilgrimage : peregrinatio (sacra)
• go on pilgrimage : peregrinor ari (pietatis causa)
• pile : congeries iei, strues is f, cUmulus i, acervus i
• pill : pIllula
• pillow : pulvinus i
• pilot : gubernator, gubernatrix Icis f
• pilot plan : consilium gubernatorium, gubernans, gubernator
• pinpoint, locate, spot : reperio rEperit reperItur Ire rEpperi repertus, loci situm definio ire or inquiro ere, cOlloco are
• pioneer : antesignanus i, praecursor, praenuntius ii, praeparator
• pipe : infundibulum; tubus i
• piracy : latrocinium (maritiumum)
• pirate : pirAta ae m, praedo Onis m maritimus
• piratical : piraticus, praedatorius
• pistol : manuballIstula (ignIvoma)
• pitcher : urna, Urceus i
• it's a pity that (too bad) : dolendum est quod, incommode accidit quod
• pivot : cardo cArdinis m
• pivotal : cardinalis
• pizza : scriblita, placenta compressa
• place v : colloco are, pono ere
• place : locus i m (p : a orum n)
• this isn't the place to : non est hic locus ut
• in that very place : ibIdem, Illico
• take place : fit fieri, Accidit accidere Accidit, Evenit, ire evEnit; agor agi
• take the place of : vices gero ere, vicibus fungor fungi functus sum, locum alicujus usUrpo are, vice fungor fungi, vices obeo obire, vicarium sum esse; symbolum pro verbo or verbo or in loco verbi substituitur (substituo substituere substitui substitutus), permutatur (exchange for, replace with) +abl, cum or pro
• in many places : multifariam
• placeholder : succedaneum or us, locum tenens
• plagiarism : furtum (scriptorum), alicujus scriptoris imitatio
• plagiarize this from him : hoc furor ari ab eo, ejus scripta furor ari
• plague : pestis, pestilentia; pestis pernicies, lues
• plan n (plans) : destinatum (also purpose), consilium, propositum, institutum, consultum; dispensatio (“oikonomia”), exemplar is i ia ium n, adumbratio (coepta): oeconOmia
• plan (of universe, building, animal) : designatio, descriptio, forma aedificandi (mundum, aedes, animal); adumbratio, exemplar, destinatum mundi, or forma
• plan v (to decieve him) : dEstino are, in animo habeo Ere, (ad rationem praestitUtam) describo ere, excOgito are, adumbro are, consilium capio ere; meditor ari; cogito are (illum fallere); rationem instituo ere or formo are or designo are, propono ere
• planet : planeta or planes Etis m, stella errans or vaga
• family planning : praestituta temperatio familiaris
• plastic : materia plastica
• platform : pUlpitum, suggestum
• platitude : trita sententia, tritum et usitatum verbum, tritus sermo, quotidianus usus; nugae, verba nugatoria
• Plato : Plato Onis
• Platonic : Platonicus
• Platonism : Platonismus
• play n : fAbula, ludus (scaenicus), spectaculum; lUdicrum, laxitas, campus, spatium
• play on words : verborum lusus us, jocus i
• be in play, put into play : agitur; contendo, excutio Excutit ere excussi excussus
• play v : ludo ere lusi lusus
• play game, soccer : lusum, pedifOlle (=ab) ludo
• play a policeman : vigilem ago
• play the part of Tantalus : personam gero or fero or sustineo Ere Tantali, partes ago ere Tantali
• play the lead : primas ago
• play supporting role : secundas ago
• play guitar, piano, instrument, chess : cIthara (= ab) (hispanica), clavile, instrumento musico, cano ere cEcini cantus (= sing), latrunculis (=ab) ludo
• play television, etc. : specto are, accendo ere, Excito are
• playboy : jUvenis is voluptarius divesque
• player : ludio nis m, ludius i, histrio Onis, actor, actrix Icis; comOEdus; tragOEdus; mima; athleta; aleator
• playwright : fabularum (scaenicarum) scriptor vel auctor, dramatis scriptor, auctor, auctrix Icis, poeta scaenicus vel dramaticus, poEtria scaenica
• plaza : platEa
• plead (as excuse) : obtendo ere obtendi obtentum
• pleasant : amoenus, jucundus, gratus, dulcis
• please : quaeso, si libet, amabo te, sis, sodes, faveas +inf
• please me v : mihi placeo Ere placui placitus, me delectat, me juvat (juvo are juvi jutus)
• pleasure : voluptas, delectatio, libido Idinis; arbitratus us
• with pleasure : libenter
• at pleasure : penes (eum), arbitratu (suo), arbitrio, ad arbritrium, ad libidinem
• plebeian : plebEjus
• plot n; also : theater : conjuratio, consilium doli (=gn); argumentum (fabulae), actiones, quod in scaena or scaenis agitur, scaena
• plot v : conjUro are
• plow n : arAtrum
• plow v : aro arare
• pluck out ideas from that time, him : ideas ex eo tempore, ei evello ere evulsi (evelli) evulsus
• (electric) plug n : pinna
• plug in : adnecto ere adnexi adnectus, ad or +dt
• plural : pluralis
• in the plural : pluraliter
• pluralism : pluralismus
• plurality : multipicitas, major pars
• 2 plus 2 = 4 : duo et duo fiunt, sunt, efficient or aequunt quattuor
• plutocracy : plutocratia, dIvitum dominatus us
• pocket : sinus us m, sAcculus i; marsupium
• poem : poEma poEmatis n
• poet : poeta ae m
• poetess : poEtria ae f, poEtris idos or idis f (Gr)
• poetry : poEtice es (Gr); poEsis is or eos i, carmen minis n, versus us
• pogrom : internecio, trucidatio (Judaeorum)
• point : res, quaestio; aspectus us; summa ae; locus p: loci; punctum, acUmen acUminis n, mucro onis m; cardo cArdinis m; animadversio, commentarium, sententia, dictum, annotatio, notatio
• point v : digito Indico are or monstro are; dirigo, ere direxi directus, intendo ere intendi intentus; spectat ad, vergit ad vergo ere versi
• main point : caput, summa
• make the point that : declaro are, assevero are, indico are, monstro
• what's the point? : quam ad rem istud refert?
• point beyond : referri ultra, ordinari ultra
• point out : (de)monstro are, ostendo ere ostendi ostensus, Indico are
• point to : digito monstro are, ostendo ere ostendi ostensum (or ostentum)
• beside the point : ab re, non ad rem pertinet, alienum
• to a (certain) point : quadAmtenus
• be on the point of going : in eo sum ut eam, iturus sum
• point of view : opinio nis or sententia, quod videtur, conspectus us (animi), aspectus us, ex parte +gn
• from the logical point of view : ex parte or aspectu logicae
• meet at reference point : ad punctum medium cOnfluo ere
• pointless : supervacuus, ineptus, inanis, insulsus, frigidus
• poison n : venenum
• poison v : venenum neco are, do dare
• poisonous : venenatus
• polarity : polorum contrariorum convenientia
• polarize : ad polos (contrarios) scindo ere, compello ere, coago ere, converto ere or dirigo ere
• polarization : scissio ad polos contrarios
• pole : polus i
• Pole : Polonus, Polona
• polemic : disputatio(nes), controversia(e)
• policeman : vigil vIgilis m, custos Odis publicus, publici orum
• policy : consilium; ratio; actus us
• poliphonic : multIsonus, poliphonicus
• poliphony : concentus multisonus
• Polish n : lingua Polonica
• Polish a : Polonicus
• in Polish : Polonice
• polish (style), polished : tergeo Ere tersi tersus; concinnitas sermonis; elegans, limatus, concInnus; expolio Ire lIvi or Olii expolItus
• polite : polItus, cultus, urbanus, affabilis, concInnus, comis +dt or erga or in +ac
• political : politicus, civilis, publicus, reipublicae
• political science : ratio civilis, reipublicae gerendae ratio
• politician : vir civilis, qui in republica versantur, qui reipublicae praesunt
• politicize : vim politicam adjicio ere, ad vim politicam Excito are
• politics : respublica, res civilis
• be in politics : in republica versor ari
• polls : saepta orum
• pollution : circumjectorum or ambitus contaminatio
• polyadic : polyAdicus
• pond : stagnum
• ponder : pondero are, considero are, (animo) volvo ere volvi volUtus or volUto are, mecum rEputo are
• pontifical : pontificalis
• pontificate : pontIfico are, quasi orAculum loquor
• poor : pauper, pauperculus, perpauper; inops, egens; mediocris, inferior; exilis, jejUnus (language)
• poor guy/ poor me : homo misellus, miserandus/ me miserum (mIser mIsera mIserum)
• popcorn : maizae grana tosta orum
• pope : summus or Romanus pontifex Ificis, papa
• popular : popularis, dilectus, communis, divulgatus, aurae popularis, acceptus, vulgaris, usualis, usitatus; gratiosus, frequens
• popularity : aura popularis, popularis gloria, plebis favor
• popularize : publico are, vulgo are, pervulgo are
• populism : populismus
• population : populus; multitudo, numerus multitudinis
• pornofilm : pellicula obscena or pornographica
• pornography : pornographia, obscenitas
• portable : gestabilis, portabilis
• portrait : efficies iEi f, imago inis f, icon Iconis f
• portrait painter : anthropOgraphus i
• portray : depingo ere depinxi depictus, Exprimo ere, describo ere
• Portugal : Lusitania
• Portuguese : Lusitanus
• pose question carefully : propOno ere, pono ere quaestionem praecise, in quaestionem voco are caute, accurate, statum quaestionis, positionem problematis declaro are, tracto are; discepto are, dissero ere
• it poses the question : quaestionem pono ere, propOno ere, prOfero ere
• posing of question : status quaestionis, positio quaestionis
• position : ocus i p: loci; situs; positio; gestus us; opinio, sententia, quod sensit de; honor, munus, officium
• original position : locus praevius
• position on : positio; situs us; thesis, opinio, opinatio, sententia, me gero ere
• positive : certus; efficax; affirmativus; positivus
• positively : expresse, diserte, disertim, aperte, positive
• positivism : positivismus
• possess : possIdeo possidEre possEdi possEssus
• possessive : possessivus
• possibility : possibilitas; casus us, eventus us; occasio; posse (ind); facultas, potestas, Aditus us
• possible a : possibilis; adventicius, fortUitus; credibilis
• make something possible : aliquid possibile reddo ere rEdidi rEditus
• possible n : possibile is, possibilia orum
• it's possible that : fieri potest ut, ut ne, possibile est ac+inf
• as much/ fast/ soon... as possible : quam plurimum/ celerrime, quamprimum; quantum potest
• as far as possible : quoad fieri potest, quantum potest
• if possible : si potest, posset
• post : propOno ere
• postcard : chArtula cursualis
• poster : folium murale
• post-graduate studies, degree : studia facta post titulum or gradum or baccalaureatum acceptum; titulus or gradus altior, additicius
• post office box : loculamentum tabelarium
• postwar : postbellicus, post bellum, tempus bellum sUbsequens
• postmodern : postmodernus, modernitatem subsecutus
• postmodernism : postmodernismus
• postmodernity : postmodernitas
• postpone : dIffero differre dIstuli, dilatus in aliud tempus or + inf, prorogo are
• post-Tridentine : post actum Concilium Tridentinum
• pot : ollam, mortarium (cooking)
• potato : solAnum, tuber solani
• potency : potentia, energeia, dYnamis eos f (Gr)
• potential : potentialis, possibilis
• potentiality : potentialitas
• potentially : potentialiter, (in) potentia
• potter : fIgulus i
• pour : (in-, pro-)fundo ere fUdi fUsus
• strength, power, force : vires ium, vis vi vim vi (no gn), robur rOboris, firmitas, firmitudo, fortitudo; potentia, potestas, ops opis f
• in the power of : penes hominem, in potestate or manu or dicione hominis
• powerful : vAlidus, potens
• practical : utilis, practicus, pragmaticus, actu or factu facilis
• practically (nothing) : propEmodum or propEmodo; paene, fere (fere nihil)
• practice n : usus us, consuetUdo tUdinis f, exercitatio, tractatio, usus et exercitatio; meditatio (rehearsal), consuetudo; (law) causarum actio, (medical) usus et tractatio; praxis is or eos f (Gr)
• practice Latin : in lingua Latina me exerceo Ere exercui exercitus, exercito are, linguam Latinam meditor ari (or ut); latine (usu) disco ere;
• practice (trade) : facio ere, fActito are
• practice, "do" philosophy : philosophiam exerceo Ere, ago ere, gero ere, colo ere, philosophor ari
• pragmatic : pragmaticus; activus
• pragmatism : pragmatismus
• pargmatist : pragmatista ae m; pragmatistes ae m
• praiseworthy : laudabilis, laude dignus
• praxis : praxis eos or is f, usus us
• pray God that : Deum precor ari, rogo, oro orare, obsecro ut
• preamble : praeAmbulum
• preambular : praeAmbulus, praeambularis
• precarious : precarius, incertus; mutabilis; ad tempus
• precede : antecedo ere cessi cessus +dt or ac
• precedence : praegressio, prior locus, jus antecedendi
• precedent : praegressus us, praegressio, exemplum prius, causa prior, praegrediens
• preceding : praecedens, prior (prior to +ab), praevius
• prechristian : praechristianus
• precious : pretiosus, magni pretii, splendidus, egregius, eximius
• precise : exactus
• precisely : praecise, plane (altogether), ipse...; accurate, exacte; enucleate; prorsus; nominatim, potissimum; haec cum maxime loquar, dumtaxat
• precisely because : et sane quoniam
• precisely at the time when : eo ipso tempore quo, cum
• precision : exactitudo, accuratio
• precludes it from happening : prohibet ne, quin fiat
• precursor : antesignanus i, praecursor, praenuntius ii, praeparator
• predecessor : decessor
• predicate v : praedico are, enuntio are
• predicate n : praedicatum
• predicate variable : variabile is praedicativum
• predication : praedicatio, enuntiatio
• predict : praedico ere; vaticinor ari
• predictable : ante visibilis
• prediction : praedictio; vaticinium
• predominant : praevalens entis, praecipuus
• predominantly : praecipue
• preestablish : praestabilio Ire
• preexist : praeexisto ere
• preface : prolegomenon, propaedeuticum, prooemium, praefatio, exordium, prologus i, introductio, inductio, praelocutio, prolusio
• prefer God to man : Deum quam hominem malo (mavis mavult mAlumus mavUltis malunt) malle malui, Deum homini antepono, Deum homini praepono, Deum quam hominem or Deum homini prAEfero, praeferre, praetuli praelatus, Deum habeo potius quam hominem
• prefer to do this : potius ego hoc faciam
• I prefer you to go : malo te abire
• preferable : potior ior ius, potissimus, melior
• preferably : potius
• preference : praepositio
• prefix : praefIgo ere praefixi praefixus +dt
• pregancy : graviditas
• pregnant : gravida
• prejudice : praejudicium; partium studium, inclinatio
• prejudiced : rem praejudictam habeo, praejudicatam opinionem haber in +ac
• without prejudicing : quin praejudicetur...
• preliminary : prior
• preliminary remarks : pauca praefor ari
• prelude : praelusio, praecentio; initium
• premature, overhasty : praematurus, praeproperus, immaturus, praecox prAEcocis
• prematurely, overhastily : praepropere, ante tempus, praemature
• premier : administrorum princeps, praeses prAEsidis administorum
• premiere : prima actio
• premise : praemissa; principium; hypOthesis is (eos) f
• premonition : praesensio
• prenatal : praenatalis, antegenitalis
• prenote : praenota, praenotamen taminis
• preoccupation : cura, animus in re deditus, dedicatio, occupatio +gn
• preoccupied : totum in re versari
• preparation for : praeparatio ad
• prepare for : prAEparo are, paro are ad, me cOmparo are ad
• preposition : praepositio
• prescind from : praetermitto ere
• prescribe : praestituo ere stitui stitUtus; praescrIbo ere; mando are
• prescription : praeceptum (medici)
• prescriptive : praescriptivus
• presence : praesentia, existentia; praesentialitas
• present : praesento are, argumentum Affero affere Attuli allatus; prOfero proferre prOtuli prolAtus; (se) objicio ere; efformo are, praebeo Ere praebui prAEbitus, produco ere produxi productus, promo ere prompsi promptus (also arguments), Offero oferre Obtuli oblatus, propono ere proposui propositus; (argumentis) exhibeo exhibEre exhibui exhIbitus, Explico are, explano are, describo ere, pronuntio are; introduco ere; pronuntio are, habeo Ere, dico ere
• present great difficulty : magnas difficultates habet
• present wife to you : introduco ere, uxorem tibi trado ere
• present a : praesens, instans, quod nunc or hodie est; praesentialis
• present n : instans, hoc tempus, haec tempora, praesens tempus, praesentia ium, praesens; donum, munus eris n; dos dotis f
• at present : praesenti tempore, in praesenti (tempore)
• for the present : ad praesens, in tempus
• in a present manner : praesentialiter
• presentation : introductio, explicatio, expositio; praesentatio
• presenter : expOsitor, expOsitrix icis, exponens m, orator, qui acroasim habet
• preserve : (con)servo are
• preside over the meeting : congressioni praesideo Ere praesEdi
• presidency : praesidis munus eris or officium, praesidentatus us
• president : praeses prAEsidis
• presidential : praesidialis
• Presocratis : Presocraticus
• press : prelum (typographicum); domus or societas editoria
• press-agent : cum diurnariis commercii curator
• pressing : instans
• pressure : pressus us, pressura, vis, impressio, vis et impressio
• pressure v : premo ere pressi pressus, insto are +dt or +ac
• prestige : auctoritas, gloria, fama, nomen; acclamatio
• prestigious : auctoritate fruens, magni aestimatus, acclamatus
• presume : conjecto are, conjicio conjicere conjeci conjectus, sumo ere sumpsi sumptus; mihi Arrogo are, mihi sumo ere ut, facere audeo Ere ausus sum
• presumed : putativus, spurius, suppositivus
• presumibly : ex conjectura, opinabile or credibile est, sane, ut sumitur, opinari or conjectare posset or licet, haec inclinant animum ut credam
• presumption (of law, fact) : conjectura; praejudicium or praesumptio (juris, facti); sumptio
• presuppose : praesumo ere praesumpti praesumptus, suppono, ere, pono ere, sumo ere (mihi), statuo ere, praesuppono ere praesupposui praesuppositus, puto are, opinor ari, praemitto ere, conjicio ere, confirmo are
• presuppose\ing this : hoc posito
• presupposition : praesuppositum, praesuppositio, praesumptio, sumptio, opinatio
• pretend that it is so : dissimulo are id ita esse
• pretend to : constituo ere +inf, postulo are
• pretension : postulatio, magna conor ari, mihi aliquid arrogo are; ostentatio; ausus us; jactatio
• pretentious : arrogans, insolens, ostentans
• pretext : praetextum +gn or gerund in gn
• pretty : bellus, bellulus, pulchellus, lEpidus, pulcher chra chrum
• prevail : vinco vincere vici victus, invalesco ere invalui; praevAleo Ere ui
• prevalent : vulgatus, pervulgatus, creber bra brum
• prevent, impede : impedio Impedit ire ivi or ii impedItus, anteverto antevertere anteversi anteversus
• prevent that from happening : prohibeo Ere ui prohIbitus, impedio ire-- ne illud fiat
• prevention : impeditio
• preview : anticipatio, antecedens n
• previous : prior prius (quam), antecedens, superior, praemissus, praeteritus
• previous to : ante, antecedenter ad
• previously : antehac
• pride : superbia, arrogantia
• priest : sacErdos dOtis m, prEsbyter presbYteri
• parish priest : pArochus i, parOEcus i (Gr), curio nis
• priesthood : sacerdotium
• prima ballerina : praesultrix Icis
• primacy : principatus us, primatus us, summa dignitas, summum imperium
• primal : prIstinus, primitivus, primordius, prImitus, primaevus; archEtypus a um, primigenius, primIgenus; primus
• primally : primordie; prImitus
• primarily : "per se primo", praecipue, ante omnia
• primary : primus, primarius; primoris, principalis, princeps, praecipuus; eximius, optimus, excellens; flos aetas vigens
• primitive : primordie, pristinus, primaevus antiquus, priscus; simplex, incOnditus; primaevus, primitus
• prince : princeps prIncipis
• prince charming : sponsus i perfectus, in somnis visus, "aureus"
• principal : principalis, princeps, praecipuus, primus, praecipuus
• principality : principatus us
• principal parts : partes principales
• principle : principium, primordium
• affected by principle : principiatus
• in principle : gEnere universo
• print : (typis) Imprimo ere impressi impressus, (prelo, typis) excudo ere excUdi excusus
• printed work : scriptum typis editum or impressum
• printer : prelum (electronicum); typOgraphus
• printing : res pressoria
• prior to : antecedenter ad
• priority : prior locus, jus antecedendi, primatus us
• prison : carcer cArceris m
• prison att : carcerarius
• prisoner : captivus i, captiva
• privacy : vita privata or Intima; Intimae res, vita domestica
• private : proprius, privatus, privus
• in private : in privato
• private citizen : privatus i
• private language : lingua propria, privata
• in private : in secreto, in privato
• privately : privatim
• privation : privatio
• priviledge n : privilegium
• have priviledge : privilegium habeo Ere; exsto are, emineo Eminet eminEre eminui
• priviledge him : ei privilegium dare
• priviledged : privilegiatus, privilegio fruens
• privy to : fio conscius +gn, initior +gn
• probabilism : probabilismus
• probability : veri similitudo; probabilitas
• probable : verisimilis, veri similis, vero similis; probabilis
• it's probable it'll happen : verisimile est id futurum
• probably : probabiliter, verisimliter
• you probably read about : nescio an legerItis de
• problem : quaestio, problEma problEmatis, res obscura, res difficilis, nodus i, negotium (difficile); difficultas, angustiae arum; aerumna (trouble); laboro are +ab, apOria ae
• biggest problem : quod caput est, problema maximum
• what's the problem : quid negotii est?
• problematic : difficilis; incertus, dubius; ambiguus, anceps; disputabilis; problematicus
• procede : procedo ere cessi cessus, ago ere, facio ere
• procedure : ratio, methodus, procedendi modus i, ratio et ordo, cursus us, progressio; actio; inquisitio; formula, norma, operatio
• process n : processus us, ratio, modus i, cursus us cogitationis; iter itIneris n, series; actio
• process v : elabOro are, tracto are
• processing : Apparo are elaboratio, apparatio, tractatio
• proclaim : pronuntio are, pronuntio are, praeconium facio
• produce : prOfero fere, produco ere, efficio ere, conficio ere
• produce play : fabulam Effero efferre Extuli elAtus, doceo Ere, spectaculum, fabulam edo ere Edidi Editus, edoceo Ere
• producer : spectaculi cinematographici or theatrici dispositor or moderator or moderatrix Icis; chorAgus i
• producing : fabricator ris
• product : productum, proventus us , opus eris, artificium; manufactum; res confecta; fructus; proventus; summa quae ex multiplicatione effecta est
• production, making : effectio, productio; artificium, opus
• production a : ad spectaculi regimen Iminis n or moderatio pertinens
• productivity : fertilitas tis, ubertas (agrorum); facultas bona gignendi or conficiendi, proventus agendi
• profane : profAnus; Impius
• profane v : violo are, pOlluo ere pOllui pollUtus
• profess : profIteor Eri professus
• profession : professio, quaestus us; artificium; munus eris
• professional : ad professionem or officium or quaestum pertinens, peritus
• professor : professor, magister tri, magistra, praeceptor, praeceptrix Icis, doctor, doctrix Icis
• professor's, professorial : professorius, cathedrarius
• professorship : docendi munus eris n, magisterium, magistri officium
• profile : figura, forma; facies or imago oblicua; descriptio
• prognosis : prognOsis is f, praejudicatus morbi cursus
• program n : consilium, institutum, ratio; ordo rerum agendarum, propositum; studiorum ratio, studiorum instituta, progrAmma atis n; ratio rei publicae administrandae
• program v : propono ere, statuo ere, constituo ere, prOfero ferre, designo are, destino are, praeparo are
• theater program : spectaculi or ludi libellus, fabulae actionum index, ludi scaenici charta explicativa
• program v : programmo are
• programmer : programmator toris, programmatrix trIcis
• programming : responsum homini Insitum, activitas per naturan coacta
• progress : progressio, progressus us, profectus us
• progress from this to that : ab hoc ad illud progredior prOgredi progressus sum, proficio ere
• make progress : proficio ere, progredior progredi, progressus facere; (magnos) gressus facere in via
• progressive : proficiens, progressivus
• project : propositum, consilium, inceptum
• projection : projectio, repercussio, repercussus us
• projector : machina imaginibus photographicis projiciendis
• proletariate : proletarii orum, proletaria plebs, egentes, pauperes
• pro-life : oppugnator abortus, contrarius abortui
• prolix : nimiis verbis utens or nimia verba requirens, dicendi mora Afferens or faciens
• promise v : pollIceor pollicEri pollIcitus sum, promitto ere +ac and fut inf; repromitto (promise in return)
• promise n : promissio, promissum; repromissio
• keep promises : promissa servo are
• break promises : promissa frango ere
• promote science : scientiae =dt faveo Ere favi fautus, scientiam prOveho ere provexi provectus, alo alere alui alitus
• promote student : ad superiorem classem (in ampliorem gradum) promOveo Ere movi motus
• promotion : provectus us, provectio; amplificatio, alimentum, alimentatio
• promotor : auctor, concitator, instructor, fautor, assertor
• prompt the actor : histrioni subjicio ere subjeci subjectus
• promptor : mOnitor monitOris
• pronoun : pronOmen inis n
• pronounce : eloquior, Eloqui, elocutus sum, pronuntio are, prOfero erre protuli prolatus, (litteras) appello are, (litteras sonis) enuntio are, exprimo ere, dico ere, litteras loquor; effor effAri effatus sum
• pronounce long or short : vocalem correpte aut producte pronuntio
• pronunciation : pronuntiatus us, pronuntiatio (probatio, approbatio, monstratio, demonstratio, documentum; argumentum; ordo (probationis)= act), appellatio (litterarum); locutio (= act of speaking), sonus vocis, vocis impressio
• easy to pronounce : facile dictu
• proof : probatio, approbatio, monstratio, demonstratio, documentum; argumentum; ordo (probationis)
• be a proof : argumento, documento (=dt) esse
• prop up : fulcio fulcIre fulsi fultus, subfulcio Ire, subnitor niti subnixus +ab
• prop n : adminiculum, fulcrum; requisitum, scaenae apparatus us
• propaedeutic : propaedeutica
• propaganda : propagatio, praeconium, vulgatio, diffusio;
• propensity : propensio
• proper : proprius +gn, +dt, +ab, aptus, idoneus, rectus; proprius, verus, germanus; ad rem accomodatus, in rei natura positus; consentaneus cum or +dt, convenio cOnvenit convenire convEni conventus +dt, cum ad or in +ac; decorus, decet + ac+inf, decens, decet; congruus, congruen, cum, inter se, +dt
• proper noun : proprium nomen
• properly : proprie; recte, apte, cOmmode; sensu stricto sumptum; apte, convenienter, congruenter
• properly basic : proprie fundamentalis
• blackness is proper to the crow : nigror cornIci convenit, pertinet ad cornicem, proprius est cornicis, dicitur de cornice
• property : nota, proprietas, proprium, forma, (propria) passio, qualitas; bona orum, fortuna
• prophecy : propheTia; prophetatio
• prophesy : prophEto are, prophetizo are, vaticinor ari, praedico ere
• prophet : prophEta ae m, prophEtes ae m; prophetissa ae f, prophEts prophEtidis f; vates is i em e vatum (or vatium) mf
• prophetic : prophEticus, prophetAlis
• proponent : proponens, auctor, hortator, consilii impulsor, defensor
• proportion : proportio, ratio
• in proportion : pro rata parte
• in proportion to : pro
• proportional : proportionalis
• propose v : propono ere proposui propositus; pono ere; pronuntio are
• proposition : propositio, enunciatio, enuntiatum
• propositional logic : logica propositionalis, sententialis, propositionum
• propositional variable : variabile propositionale
• prosaic : prosaicus, a poesi alienus
• prose : prosa
• prosecute : (judicio) prOsequor qui prosecutus sum
• proselyte : prosElytus i, novus Assecla mf
• proselytism : proselytismus, proselytorum comparatio, convertendi studium
• prosody : versuum lex et modificatio, ars metrica, metricae leges
• prospect : prospectus us, graphicum mercis praeconium
• prosper, thrive : floreo Ere florui, bene procedit mihi, vigeo Ere vigui, prosperor ari prosperatus sum
• prostitute : mEretrix trIcis
• prostitute : prostItuo stUere prostItui prostitUtus; vulgo are
• protagonist : actor praecipuus, primarum partium actor, primas partes agens; maximi momenti actor
• protect : prOtego protEgere protExi protEctus, tueor tuEri tuitus sum, tuto are
• protector : tutor tutOris, praeses prAEsidis, MaecEnas atis ates m
• protein : proteinum
• protest n : reclamatio contra, refragatio, testatio, protestatio; multitudo civium reclamantium
• protest v : recuso are +ac. ac+inf, ne +sub, contra dicere; testor ari + rem, ac+inf, indirect question; reclamo are, reclamito are, refrAgor ari; protestor ari; denuntio are
• protestor : reclamator
• Protestant : Protestans
• Protestant a : Protestans, Protestanticus, Evangelicus
• protestantism : protestantismus
• protocol n : tabulae arum, acta orum
• protocol a : tabularius
• proton : proton onis n
• prototype : exemplar is primum
• proud : superbus, arrogans, superbia tumens
• be proud : superbio ire
• provable : demonstrabilis, demonstrationem admittens
• prove : demonstro are, monstro are, ostendo ere, praesto are; documento est hoc sic esse; ei satisfacio hoc esse verum (prove sufficiently); defendo defendere defendi defensus, fulcio fulcire fulsi fultus
• prove to be harmless : innocens evAdit: evAdo ere evasi evasus, exiit (exeo ire), factum est, Accidit (accido ere), Evenit (evenio ire)
• he proved to be a good man : se virum bonum praestitit (praesto are prAEstiti prAEstitus), praebuit (praebeo Ere praebui prAEbitus)
• "!provecho!" : bene cOmede! bene tibi sapiat!, sit felix convivium!, bene sit universo coetui!
• provide : rem alicui suppEdito are; praebeo Ere praebui prAEbitus, praesto are; paro are, comparo are
• provide for : provIdeo Ere proviIdi provIsus +dt (or ac), ut, ne
• provided that : dUmmodo (or just dum or modo)
• provided with : prAEditus + abl; instructus
• providence : providentia; prospicientia, diligentia in praevidendo
• provident : prOvidus, prOvidens
• providential : providentialis, prOvidens
• provisional : temporarius, temporalis
• provisionally : in praesens, ad tempus; Interim
• provoke : Incito are, cOncito are, impEllo ere, moveo Ere; irrito are
• prudence : prudentia, sophrosYne es f (Gr)
• psalm : psalmus i
• pseudonym : pseudOnymum, falsum or artificiale nomen, nomen fictum or commenticium scriptoris
• psyche : psyche es f (Gr), anima, animus i, spiritus vitalis et intellectualis
• psychiatrist : psychiater tri m
• psychiatry : psychiatria, psychiatrice es (Gr)
• psychic : psYchicus
• psychoanalysis : psychoanalysis eos or is f
• psychobabble : psycho-nugae, psycho-garulitas; psycho-nugas blatio ire
• psychology : psychologia, de animo humano doctrina or scientia, animistica
• psychopath : psycopathus i
• psychophysical : psychophysicus
• psychosis : psychosis is f
• psychosomatic : psychosomaticus
• psychotherapy : psychotherapia
• psychotic : psychoticus
• pub : thermopolium (Anglicum), caupona (Anglica)
• public, audience : cavea, auditorium, Aditus us, auditores rum, spectatores rum
• public a : publicus
• public opinion : existimatio populi, hominum
• public relations : publicae rationes, publicae necessitudinis rationes
• in public : foris
• publication : editio, scriptum editum
• publicity : publicatio, pervulgatio (commendaticia), divulgatio, praconium, nuntii laudativi
• publish : in lucem or typis Edo edere edidi editus, in medium or in lucem prOfero, promo ere prompsi promptus, ad foras do dare; prodeo, ire prodii prOditus, prodo ere prOdidi prOditus
• publishable : ad publicandum or ad foras dandum or ad edendum typis aptus or idoneus
• publisher : editor; domus or societas editoria
• pulpit : cAthedra f
• pull : traho ere traxi tractus
• pulsating universe theory : theoria mundi palpitantis
• pump : Antlia
• pun : verborum lusus us or jocus i
• punctual : ad tempus advenire, diligens
• punctuality : diligentia in adveniendo ad tempus
• punish : punio Ire Ivi Itus
• punishable : poena dignus, puniendus
• punitive : poenarius
• punctuation : interpunctio
• punctionation mark : interpunctum
• pupil : alumnus i, alumna, discipulus, -a
• puppet : puppa; pupus i, pUpulus i, actor lignEolus, neurospaston i n; alienae voluntatis minister
• pure : purus, merus, Integer, integEllus
• pure fun, nothing but : hilaria mera
• purely : prorsus, plane, solum, pure, modo, mere
• purgatory : purgatorium; assiduus cruciatus us
• purism : puri sermonis studium or exactio, (patrii) sermonis tutela or custodia, barbarismorum interdictio
• purpose : propositum, consilium, destinatum, consultum, scopus i or scopos, finis, ratio
• on purpose : consulto, de industria, data or dedita opera, (ex) destinato
• pursue : pErsequor sequi (also abstract), Exsequor sequi, Insequor sequi, Assequor sequi, sequor segui; exerceo Ere, ago ere, gero ere, insisto ere Institi; insto are +ac and +dt; ineo ire
• pursuit : persecutio, insectatio; studium
• push : pello ere pEpuli pulsus, impello, repello, propello; trudo ere trusi trusus
• pushy : protervus
• put aside : sepOno ere
• put away : depOno ere deposui depositus
• put down : depono ere, demitto ere; detrecto (detracto) are, dEtraho ere detraxi detractus; minuo minuere (facta... alicujus), minus or minimi facio ere or aestimo are, ad minimum rEdigo ere, pOstputo are
• put forth, put forward : produco ere, Affero aferre, pono ere, propOno ere, introdUco ere ac+inf
• put in : Insero ere inserui insertus, interjicio ere, includo ere, intercludo ere; immitto ere (cause, allow to enter)
• put off : prOrogo are, dIffero differre distuli dilatus in +ac
• put on/ take off/ wear clothes : Induo ere Idui indUtus/ Exuo exUere Exui exUtus, detraho ere; gero ere
• put on a play : fabulam Effero eferre, doceo Ere; spectaculum, fabulam edo ere Edidi Editus, edoceo Ere
• put opinion forward : sententiam dico ere, pronuntio are, propono ere, commendo are, suadeo Ere
• put up with : patior pati acc + inf or ut
• put up job : fraus (mAchinor ari), dolus, doli (necto ere nexui or nexi nexus), insidiae (instro ere) fallacia (instituo ere, fingo ere), argutiae (exordio Iri)
• puzzle : aenigma atis n; dubium
• Pyrrho : Pyrrho Onis
• Pythagoras : PythAgoras ae
• Pythagorean : PythagorEus

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