prem
, -ere, press
, pressum, press, pursue, oppress; load, cover, bury
pr
nd, -ere, prnd, prnsum, grasp, seize
* pretisus, -a, -um, valuable, costly, precious
* pretium, -, n., price, value; reward
prdem,adv., long ago
prdi, adv., on the day before
prmordium, -, n., beginning
prmum,adv., first, in the first place; quam prmum, as soon as possible; cum (ut) prmum, as soon as
* prmus, -a, -um, (superl. of prior), first, foremost; earliest, principal; in prms, (or imprms), especially; prm, as adv., at first, at the beginning; prmum, adv., see prmum
* prnceps,gen. -cipis,adj., foremost; also as a noun m.lf., leader, chief
prncip
tus, -
s,m., pre-eminence, rule, leadership
* prncipium, -, n., beginning, origin; element, principle; prncipi, in the beginning, at first
prior, prius,compar., former, previous, prior; prius,adv., previously
prscus, -a, -um, of former times, ancient, olden, venerable, old-fashioned
prius,adv. ofprior
prius-quam,conj., before; until after a negative
prvtim,adv., privately
prvtus, -a, -um, private, individual; prvtus, -, m., private citizen
* pr, prep. + abl., in front of, on behalf of, for, in return for, in place of, in view of
* pr, interjection, oh! ah! alas!
probbilis, -e, acceptable, commendable, probable, likely
* probits, -ttis, goodness, uprightness, honesty
* prob (1), test, examine, prove, demonstrate; approve, commend
probus, -a, -um, upright, honest, good; adv. prob, well, rightly, properly
Proca, -ae,m., a king of Alba Longa
pr-cd, -ere, -cess, -cessum, go forth, advance
procella, -ae,f., storm; onset
procer, -eris,m., a chief, noble
prclvis, -e, sloping down; steep
pr-cnsul, -sulis,m., proconsul, a consul whose power was extended beyond his term of office, often to serve as governor of a province
pr-cre (1), beget, produce, procreate
* procul,adv., far off, at a distance
pr-crti, -nis,f., a taking care of, management, administration, conduct
pr-cursti, -nis,f., sally, charge
prod-e, -re, -i, -itum, go forth, advance
prditor, -ris,m., traitor
pr-dc, -ere, -dx, -ductum, lead forth, produce; prolong
* proelium, -, n., battle
pro-fnus, -a, -um,lit. in front of the temple; not sacred, profane, common
profect, adv., surely, actually, really