“Wheelock's Latin Reader” by Frederick M. Wheelock🧾🧾🧾

parti  (4), divide, share, distribute

partti, -nis,f., partition, division

partus, -s,m., offspring, bearing offspring

parum,adv. ofparvus, too little, not enough; compar. minus, less; superl. minim, very little, least of all, not at all

parumper,adv., for a little while

parvulus, -a, -um, small, tiny

parvus, -a, -um, little, small; compar. minor, minus; superl. minimus, -a, -um

psc, -ere, pv, pstum, feed, lead to pasture

passim,adv., here and there, far and wide

passi, -nis,f., suffering, passion (EL)

passus, -s,m., step, pace

pstor, -ris,m., shepherd

pstus, -s,m., food, fodder

patefaci, -ere, -fc, -factum, throw open, expose

* pat , -re, -u, lie open, extend, be exposed, be revealed or clear

* pater, -trism., father

patientia, -ae,f., endurance, patience

* patior, -, passus sum, suffer, endure; permit, allow

* patria, -ae,f., fatherland, native land

patrius, -a, -um, of a father, father’s, paternal; ancestral

patrnus, -, m., protector, patron; advocate (in a trial)

* pauc, -ae, -a,adj. usu. in pl., few, a few

paucits, -ttis,f., small number

paultim,adv., gradually, little by little

* paulus, -a, -um, little, small; very commonly in the abl. (degree of difference) as an adv., paul, a little, somewhat

Paulus (or Paullus), -, m., a cognomen in the gens Aemilia, e.g., L. Aemilius Paulus, consul and general who lost his life at Cannae in 216 B.C.; L. Aemilius Paulus Macedonius, son of the above and victor at Pydna in 167 B.C.

pauper,gen. -eris, poor (not rich)

pauperts, -ttis,f., poverty

pavor, -ris,m., trembling, terror

* px, pcis,f., peace

* pecctor, -ris,m., sinner (EL)

pecctum, -, n., sin, error, fault

* pecc  (1), make a mistake, commit a fault, sin

pectus, -oris,n., breast; heart, feelings

* pecnia, -ae,f., money, property, wealth

pecnisus, -a, -um, moneyed, wealthy

pecus, -oris,n., cattle, herd

* pedes, peditis,m., foot soldier; pl. = infantry

pedittus, -s,m., infantry

peior:see malus