pactus, -a, -um, agreed upon, stipulated
Pcuvius, -, m., a Roman writer of tragedy in the 2nd cent. B.C.
Paean, -nis,m., epithet of Apollo the healer
* paene,adv., almost, nearly
paenitns,gen. -entis, penitent, repentant
paenitentia, -ae,f., repentance
* paenitet, -re, paenituit,impers. with acc. of person and gen. of thing or the inf. of aquodclause:mhuius repaenitet,lit. it causes me regret or repentance of this thing = I repent, regret, am sorry for this thing
pgnus, -a, -um, belonging to a country district or village, rural; pagan; pgnus, -, m., a countryman, villager; a pagan
pla, -ae,f., bezel of a ring
palam,adv., openly
Paltium, -, n., Palatine Hill in Rome
palle, -re, be pale
pallsc, -ere, -pallu, grow pale or yellow
pallidus, -a, -um, pale, pallid
palma, -ae,f., palm (of hand)
palus, -dis,f., swamp
Pamphlia, -ae,f., a district in southern Asia Minor
pnrium, -, n., bread basket
pand, -ere, pand, passum, extend, spread, lay open
pang, -ere, pepig, pctum, fasten; compose; agree on, contract
pnis, -is,m., bread
Panormus, -, f., Palermo
ppa, -ae,m., father, papa; in eccl. Lat., bishop, pope
pr,gen. paris,adj., equal, adequate
parabola, -ae,f., comparison; parable
paradsus, -, m., a park; Paradise
partus, -a, -um (partic. of par ), prepared, ready
parc, -ere, peperc, parsum, + dat., spare, preserve
* parns, -entis,m.lf., parent
* pre, -re, pru, pritum, + dat., be obedient to, obey
paris, -etis,m., wall (of a house)
* pari, -ere, peper, partum, beget, produce
pariter,adv., equally, as well
par (1), prepare, furnish, provide; acquire, get
Paros, -, f., a large island of the Cyclades in the Aegean Sea, famous for its beautiful marble
parricdium, -, n., murder of a parent or relative; murder; treason
* pars, partis,f., part, share; side, direction; role; party, faction; dextr (laev) parte, on the right (left) hand or side; maximam partem, as adv., for the most part.
parsimnia, -ae,f., thrift, frugality
parti-ceps,gen. -cipis,adj., sharing, participating; as noun, m., sharer, participant, partner
partim,adv., partly