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

praedor, -r, -tus sum, plunder

prae-e, -re, -i, -itum,lit. go ahead; lead the way, dictate a formula

prae-fectus, -, m., overseer, commander, prefect

prae-fer, -ferre, -tul, -ltum, carry before, display; prefer, choose

* prae-fici, -ere, -fc, -fectum,lit. to make or put ahead; put in command

prae-gredior, -, -gressus sum, go ahead of, precede

prae-gressus, -s,m., previous development

prae-lce, -re, -lx, shine before, throw a light before; outshine, surpass

praemium, -, n., reward, prize

prae-mni  (4), fortify, make safe

prae-nntius, -, m., foreteller, sign, token

prae-par  (1), prepare

prae-pn, -ere, -posu, -positum, put before; put over, appoint; prefer

prae-potns,gen. -entis,adj., very powerful

* praesns,gen. -entis,adj., present, at hand, in person

praesent  (1), show, present

praesertim,adv., especially

* praesidium, -, n., protection, assistance; garrison, post, station

prae-stbilis, -e, = prae-stns

prae-stns,gen. -stantis, excellent, eminent, distinguished, important

* prae-st, -re, -stit, -stitum, stand out; offer, show, exhibit; excel

praest, adv., on hand, ready, waiting for

praesul, -ulis,m., patron, bishop (ML)

prae-sum, -esse, -fu, -futrus, be set over, be in command, command, rule (+ dat.)

praeter,adv. and prep. + acc., past, beyond, by; except, contrary to

* praetere, adv., beyond, besides, moreover

praeter-e, -re, -i, -itum, go or pass by, pass; omit, neglect; transgress

praeter-itus, -a, -um, past, gone by

praeter-mitt, -ere, -ms, -missum, let pass, pass over, neglect, omit

praeter-vecti, -nis,f., passing place for ships

praeter-vehor, -, -vectus sum,lit. be carried by; pass by, ride by

prae-texttus, -, m., a boy who wore the toga praetexta(w. a purple border), i.e., till the age of 15 or 16

* praetor, -ris,m., praetor, a Roman magistrate with judicial duties

praetrium, -, n., general’s tent; residence of the governor

prae-vius, -a, -um, going before

prtum, -, n., meadow

prvus, -a, -um, distorted, perverse; wicked

precti, -nis,f., prayer

precs, -um,f., pl. (prex, precis,sg. rare), prayers, entreaty

precor, -r, -tus sum, pray, beseech, invoke