aresta, pannus de
arras.
paagator
a collector of paagium.
paagium
passagium| pavagium.
pabillus
N M
barrow
pabulatio
N F
foraging
pabulator
N M
forager
pabulor
V DEP
forage
pabulum
N
fodder| forage| food for cattle; food/sustenance; fuel (for fire)
pacabilis
payable| passable.
pacagium
payment; pasture (?).
pacalis
ADJ
associated with peace
pacare
to pay.
pacatio
payment.
pacatus
um| pacatior -or -us| pacatissimus -a -um ADJ
peaceful| calm
paccator
N M
sinner
paccatum
N
sin
paccus
a pack| a bale.
Pace
Be at peace
Pace tua
With your consent
paceri
to be at peace| be discharged.
paciencia
N F
|tolerance/forbearance; complaisance/submissiveness; submission by prostitute
paciens
ADJ
|hardy; able/willing to endure; capable of bearing/standing up to hard use
pacienter
ADV
patiently; with patience/toleration
pacifer
ADJ
that brings peace; (esp. of various gods); of olive/laural peace symbols/tokens
pacificarius
an official at Benauge| in the 13th century.
pacificatorius
ADJ
peacemaking| pacific
pacifico
V
make peace| conclude peace; grant peace; pacify| appease
pacificus
ADJ
making or tending to make peace
pacifier
ADJ
bringing peace| peaceful
pacisco
V
make a bargain or agreement; agree| enter into a marriage contract; negotiate
paciscor
V DEP
make a bargain or agreement; agree| enter into a marriage contract; negotiate
paco
V
pacify| subdue
Pacta sunt servanda
Agreements are to be kept. (Cicero)
pactio
N F
bargain| agreement
pactum
N
bargain| agreement; manner
Pactum serva
Keep the faith
pactus
ADJ
agreed upon| appointed
padnagium
pannagium.
paduencia
a paddock.
paean
N M
hymn (usually of victory| to Apollo/other gods); Paean (Greek Apollo as healer)
paedagogia
N F
pedagogy
paedagogicus
ADJ
educational
paedagogus
N M
slave| who accompanied children to school; pedagogue
paederastes
N F
pederasty
paederos
N M
precious stone; A:bear's foot plant (Pliny)
paediater
N M
paediatrician
paediatria
N F
paediatrics
paedicator
N M
sodomite
paedico
V
commit sodomy with| practice unnatural vice upon
paedophilia
N F
child molestation
paedophilus
N M
child molester
paedor
N M
filth| dirt
paelex
N F
mistress (installed as rival/in addition to wife)| concubine; male prostitute
paene
ADV
nearly| almost; mostly
paeninsula
N F
peninsula
paenitentia
N F
regret (for act); change of mind/attitude; repentance/contrition (Def); penance
paeniteo
V
displease; (cause to) regret; repent| be sorry; [me paenitet => I am sorry]
paenitet
V IMPERS
it displeases| makes angry| offends| dissatisfies| makes sorry
paenitudo
N F
regret; repentance (L+S)
paenula
N F
hooded weatherproof cloak
paenularius
N M
mantle-maker
paenulatus
ADJ
wearing a paenula
paeon
N M
metrical foot| consisting of three short syllables and one long
paetulus
ADJ
with a slight cast in the eyes| squinting
paetus
ADJ
having cast in the eye| squinting slightly
paga
payment.
pagania
heathendom.
paganicus
ADJ
rustic; belonging to village/country people; [pila ~ => feather stuffed ball]
paganismus
N M
Pagan World
paganitas
N F
paganism
paganum
N
civilan affairs (pl.)
paganus
ADJ
pagan; of a pagus (country district); rural/rustic; civilian (not military)
pagare
to pay.
pagatim
ADV
in every village; in a village manner Nelson)
pagella
N F
little page
pagencis
N M
inhabitants of a district; country-folk| peasants
pagensis
N M
inhabitants of a district; country-folk| peasants
pageta
a page (servant).
pagina
N F
page| sheet
paginula
N F
little page
pagus
paga.
paiare
to pay.
paisa
a wey waga.
paisso
pannage.
pakellum
a pack.
pala
N F
spade; shovel (Cal)
palaciatum
the office of palator.
palacium
a palace; a palisade.
palaeographia
N F
palaeography
palaeographicus
ADJ
paleographic
palaeontologia
N F
palaeontology
palaeopola
N M
antiquarian
palaeopolium
N
antiques store
palaestra
N F
palaestra| wrestling school; gymnasium
palaestrice
ADV
gymnastically
palaestricus
ADJ
of the palaestra| gymnastic
palaestrita
N M
superintendent of a palaestra
palafredus
a palfrey.
palam
ADV
openly| publicly; plainly
Palatinus
ADJ
name of one of the hills of Rome| the Palatine
Palatium
N
Palatine Hill
palator
a paler| a forest officer.
palatum
N
palate; sense of taste
palchum
a stage; a floor| a story. (Ital. palco.)
palea
N F
chaff| husk
palear
N
dewlap
paleatus
ADJ
chaff-mixed
palefridus
a palfrey.
palestarius
a paler.
palettus
a palet| a headpiece of cuir bouilli.
palicium
a paling.
palifico
V
make evident
Palilia
N
Feast (pl.) of Pales (tutelary deity of sheep and herds) on 21 April
palimpsestus
N M
palimpsest
palinodia
N F
recantation
palistrum
a paling.
paliurus
N M
shrub| Christ's thorn
palla
N F
palla| a lady's outer garment
pallaca
N F
concubine
pallagium
a duty paid to lords for loading or unloading ships at their ports.
pallamentum
used for parlamentum.
pallas
N F
olive tree; E:goddess Minerva/Athene
palleo
V
be/look pale; fade; become pale at
pallesco
V
grow pale; blanch; fade
palliare
to cover.
palliatus
ADJ
clad in a pallium; (i.e. as a Greek (not togatus));.
pallidulus| pallidula| pallidulum ADJ
somewhat pale
Pallida mors
Pale Death. (Horace)
pallidus
ADJ
pale| yellow-green
pallio
V
disguise; cloak; palliate
palliolum
N
little Greek cloak; a hood
pallium
a pall| a pontifical or archiepicopal vesture; an altar cloth.
pallolum
N
small/little cloak; small Greek mantle
pallor
N M
wanness; paleness of complexion
palma
tennis.
Palmam qui meruit ferat
Let him who has earned it bear the reward
palmaris
ADJ
palm-wide; palm-| of palms; prize-worthy
palmarium
N
masterpiece
palmarius
a pilgrim| a palmer.
palmata
a bargain; a handful or handbreadth; a stroke on the hand.
palmatia
a palm grove.
palmatus
ADJ
embroidered with palm branches
palmes
N M
young vine branch/shoot/sprig/sprout; vine| bough| branch
palmetum
N
palm-grove
palmeus
ADJ
hands-width; palm-| of palm
palmifer
ADJ
palm-bearing
palmiferus
a palmer or pilgrim.
palmitare
to bargain.
palmosus
ADJ
full of palms
palmula
N F
oar
palmus
N M
palm of the hand; width of palm as unit of measure (4 inches); span (L+S)
Palmyra
N F
Palmyra| city in Syria
palor
V DEP
wander abroad stray; scatter; wander aimlessly
palpebra
N F
eyelid
palpito
V
throb| beat| pulsate
palpo
V TRANS
stroke; coax| flatter| wheedle
palpor
V DEP
stroke; coax| flatter| wheedle
paltenerium
a pautener| a purse.
paltenerius
proud| savage.
paludamentum
N
general's cloak| of scarlet color
paludatus
ADJ
wearing a military cloak
paludester
ADJ
swampy; marshy
paludismus
N M
malaria
paludosus
ADJ
fenny| boggy| marshy
palum
a pale| paling.
palumbes
N C
wood-pigeon| ringdove; dupe| gull
palumbus
N M
wood-pigeon| ringdove; dupe| gull
palus
N M
stake/pile/pole/unsplit wood; peg/pin; execution stake; wood sword; fence (pl.)
paluster
ADJ
marshy; of marshes
palux
N F
gold-dust| gold-sand; (?)
pampinarium
N
tendril-branch
pampinarius
ADJ
of tendrils
pampinatio
N F
trimming (of vines)
pampineus
ADJ
of/covered with vine shoots/foliage/tendrils
pampino
V
trim (vines)
pampinus
N C
vine shoot| vine foliage
pana
a counterpane.
panacea
N F
plant (medicinal); panacea| heal-all; kind of savory; daughter of Aesculapius
panaces
N M
plant| supposed to heal all diseases; panacea| heal-all; (species of Opoponax)
panagia
holy bread.
panarium
N
breadbasket
panarius
a place in a church where bread was distributed to the poor.
panatus
fortified with piles (?).
panax
N M
plant| supposed to heal all diseases; panacea| heal-all; (species of Opoponax)
panchrestus
ADJ
good for everything
panchristus
ADJ
good for everything
pancratiastes
N M
wrestler (in Pancratium)
pancration
N
gymnastic contest
pancratium
N
gymnastic contest
pancreas
N F
pancreas
pancreatitis
N F
pancreatitis
pandectes
N M
encyclopedia| book of universal knowledge
Pandicularis dies
All Saints day.
pando
V
spread out [passis manibus => with hands outstretched]
pandoxare
to brew| or sell beer.
pandoxator
a brewer.
pandoxatorium
a brewhouse.
panduca
a bagpipe.
pandus
ADJ
spreading round in a wide curve arched
pane
N
bread
panegyris
ADJ
fair
panella
a panel; a list of jurors' names.
panellare
to empanel.
panellus
a panel; a cushion; a net; a small loaf.
Panem et circenses
Bread and circuses. Food and games to keep people happy. (Juvenalis)
panerius
a panier| a breadbasket.
panesculus
a small loaf.
panetaria
a pantry.
panetarius
a pantler| or panter.
panetria
a pantry. In some cases this word is used as if it were derived from pannus| not panis.
pango
V TRANS
compose; insert| drive in| fasten; plant; fix| settle| agree upon| stipulate
panicius
a baker.
panicum
N
Italian millet
panicus
ADJ
panicy
panifex
N M
baker| bread maker
panifica
N F
baker (female)| she who makes bread
panificium
N
making/baking of bread; baked bread/loves/cakes (pl.)
panigeria
a fair or market.
panis
N M
bread; loaf
panna
squared timber supporting the rafters| or a gutter between the roofs of two houses; a cross beam. (Fr. panne).
pannagiare
to pasture pigs; to pay pannage.
pannagium
pannage; mast; payment or licence for feeding swine in a forest.
pannarius
a clothier.
pannicipium
a closet| a press.
panniculus
a napkin.
pannideusium
a button.
pannosus
ADJ
dressed in rags| tattered
pannuceus
ADJ
ragged; wrinkled| shrivelled
pannucia
party-cloth| cloth of divers colours.
pannucius
ADJ
ragged; wrinkled| shrivelled
pannus
cloth; a weaver's spittle or spool.
panoplia
N F
equipment; (Erasmus)
pansa
N F
splay-footed
pantaria
a pantry.
pantex
N M
belly (usu. pl.)| paunch| guts; bowels; of sausages
pantheismus
N M
pantheism
pantheisticus
ADJ
pantheistic
Pantheon
N
Pantheon| temple to all gode; (esp. rotundda temple by Agrippa in Rome)
panthera
N F
leopard; the whole of a single catch made by a fowler
Pantheum
N
Pantheon| temple to all gode; (esp. rotundda temple by Agrippa in Rome)
Panthus
N M
Panthus| a priest of Applo at Troy; used as a pseudonym
pantomima
N F
female mime performer in a pantomime
pantomimus
N M
mime performer in a pantomime
panton
N
everything
pantopolium
N
department store
paonacius
purple.
papa
a pope.
papaia
N F
papaya; pawpaw
papainum
N
papaine enzyme
papalis
ADJ
papal
papatum
pap| child's food.
papatus
N M
papacy
papaver
N
poppy; poppy-seed
papavereus
ADJ
of poppy| poppy-
papilio
a tent| a pavilion.
papilla
N F
nipple| teat| dug (of mammals)
papilonarius
a tentmaker.
papirium
a record room; a register.
papissa
N F
popess
papista
N M
papist
pappo
V TRANS
eat
pappus
N M
wooly seed of certain plants
papula
N F
pimple| pustule
papyraceus
ADJ
of paper
papyrifer
ADJ
papyrus-bearing
papyrio
N M
papyrus marsh| place where papyrus grows abundently
papyrum
N
papyrus| the plant (reed); a garment or "paper" made from the papyrus plant
papyrus
N C
papyrus| the plant (reed); a garment or "paper" made from the papyrus plant
par
ADJ
equal| equal to; like; suitable
par civitatis
a citizen; a freeman.
Par pare refero
I return like for like tit for tat retaliation
parabilis
ADJ
procurable| easily obtainable
parabola
N F
|parabola (math.)
parabole
N F
comparison; explanatory illustration; parable (L+S)| allegory; proverb; speech
parabolicus
ADJ
parabolic
parabolois
ADJ
paraboloid
parabula
N F
comparison; explanatory illustration; parable (L+S)| allegory; proverb; speech
paracharactes
N M
counterfeiter
paracharagma
N
forged currency
parachinus
a parishioner.
paracletus
N M
ADVocate| defender| protector| helper| conforter; (appelation for Holy Ghost)
paraclitus
N M
ADVocate| defender| protector| helper| conforter; (appelation for Holy Ghost)
paradisus
N M
Paradise| Garden of Eden; abode of the blessed; park| orchard; a town/river
paradoxum
N
paradox; philosophical paradoxes (pl.)
parafredus
a palfrey.
paragauda
N F
lace-border; laced garment
paragium
equality of condition or property; a tenure between parceners.
paragoge
N F
word-lengthening; paragoge
paragraphum
N
paragraph; paragraph-mark
paragraphus
N M
paragraph; paragraph-mark
paralios
ADJ
seaside-growing (Pliny)
parallaxis
N F
parallax
parallelismus
N M
parallelism
parallelus
ADJ
parallel (lines)
paralysis
N F
paralysis; any of several forms of paralysis; apoplexy; palsy (L+S)
paralyticus
ADJ
paralytic| paralyzed; palsied| struck with palsy (L+S)
paramentum
N
apparel; adornment; ship's rigging
paramese
N F
lowest note of tetrachord; next-to-middle-note; B-flat treble; ring finger
parametrum
N
parameter
paranete
N F
next-to-highest-note on certain tetrachords; lowest-string-but-one
paraphernalia
furniture| clothes| &c.| which a widow may claim in addition to her dower or jointure.
paraphonista
a chorister.
paraphrasis
N F
paraphrase
paraphus
a paragraph.
parapsis
N F
dish for serving vegetables/fruit; desert dish (Cas)
pararia
petraria.
pararius
a cloth dresser.
parasceue
Good Friday; any Friday.
parasceve
N F
day of PREParation| day before the Sabbath
parasceves
N F
day of PREParation| day before the Sabbath
parasis
N F
dish for serving vegetables/fruit; desert dish (Cas)
parasitus
N M
guest; parasite
parastatica
N F
square column; B:horse knee bone
parastaticus
ADJ
square-columnar; of square columns
paraster
N M
step-father
parastica
the step of a mast.
paraticum
paragium.
paratus
um| paratior -or -us| paratissimus -a -um ADJ
PREPared; ready; equipped| provided
paraveredus
N M
extra post-horse; horse for special occasions
parcaminarius
a seller of parchment.
parcare
to enclose.
parcarius
a parker; a pinder; a foldkeeper.
parce
ADV
sparingly| moderately; economically| frugally| thriftily| stingily
parcella
a parcel (of land).
parcella terrae
"Anglice vocata A. Noke Land." (Valor Eccl. iij. 35.)
parcellare
to parcel out.
parcenarius
a joint holder of land| a coparcener; parcenary.
parco
V
forbear| refrain from; spare; show consideration; be economical/thrifty with
parcometrum
N
parameter
parcopollex
a shoe-horn.
parcus
a park; a pound| a pinfold.
pardona
pardon.
pardonare
to pardon.
pardonatio
pardon.
pardus
N M
panther or leopard
parens
N C
parent| father| mother
Parens patriae
Parent of the country
parentalis
ADJ
of or belonging to parents
parenthesis
N F
bracket
parentheticus
ADJ
inserted
parento
V
perform rites at tombs; make appeasement offering (to the dead)
pareo
V INTRANS
obey| be subject/obedient to; submit/yield/comply; pay attention; attend to
Pares cvm paribvs
Like persons with like persons. Birds of a feather flock together
pargulum
a parclose.
parhypate
N F
next-to-lowest tetrachord note; second-top string/note| next to highest (L+S)
Pari passu
With equal step moving together
paria
a pair.
pariagium
grant of portion of lands to lord or king in return for protection.
paries
N M
wall| house wall
parietarius
ADJ
mural; of a wall
parietina
N F
old walls (pl.)| ruins
pariettare
to parget or plaister.
parificare
to equalise.
parilis
ADJ
like| equal
parilitas
N F
equality; level to make fit
pario
V
bear; give birth to; beget| bring forth; produce| lay (eggs); create; acquire
paritarius
ADJ
equal
paritas
N F
equality; parity
pariter
ADV
equally; together
parius lapis
freestone.
parlamentalis
of parliament.
parlamentare
to confer together.
parlamentaris
ADJ
parliamentary
parlamentarius
ADJ
parliamentary
parlamentum
N
discussion; conference/parley; parliament (Cal)
parlatorium
a parlour; an audience chamber.
parliamentum
parlamentum| &c.
parlora
a parlour.
parma
N F
small round shield
parmatus
ADJ
armed with the parma
parmentarius
a tailor; a fripperer.
parmula
N F
little shield
paro
a small ship.
parocha
N F
supplying of necessaries (to travelling public officials); purveyance
parochia
N F
parish; ecclesiastical district
parochialis
ADJ
parochial| of or belonging/pertaining to a parish
parochianus
N M
parishioner; inhabitant of a parish
parochus
N M
commissary; (person responsible to supply travelling officials w/shelter/food)
paroecia
N F
parish; ecclesiastical district
paroecialis
ADJ
parochial
paroecianus
N M
parishioner
paropsis
N F
dish for serving vegetables/fruit; desert dish (Cas)
parosis
N F
dish for serving vegetables/fruit; desert dish (Cas)
parotis
N F
tumour near ear; bracket of hyperthyrum
paroxysmus
N M
paroxysm
parricida
N C
murderer of near relative (father?/parent); assassin of head of state| traitor
parricidalis
ADJ
parricidal| of/connected with parricide/murder of near relative; treasonous
parricidium
N
parricide; murder of near relative; assassination (of head of state); treason
parrio
a small ship.
pars
N F
|role (of actor); office/function/duty (usu. pl.); [centesima ~ => 1% monthly]
Pars maior lacrimas ridet et intus habet
You smile at your tears but have them in your heart. (Martialis)
parsimonia
N F
frugality| thrift| parsimony| temperance
parterra
a plot of ground.
parthenium
N
plant (several types)
Parthicus
ADJ
Parthian
Parthus
N M
Parthian; inhabitant of Parthia (country south of Caspian Sea)
partibilis
divisible.
partica
a perch.
particeps
N C
sharer| partaker
Particeps criminis
Partner in crime
participatio
N F
participation| sharing (in); participle (grammar)
participialis
ADJ
participle-like
participialiter
ADV
participle-wise
participio
N F
participation| sharing (in); participle (grammar)
participium
N
participle
participo
V
share; impart; partake of; participate in
particula
N F
small part| little bit| particle| atom
particularis
ADJ
particular; partial| of/concerning a (small) part
particularismus
N M
particularity; specific
particularista
N M
particularist; one who is particular
particularisticus
ADJ
particular
particulariter
ADV
particularly
particus
parcus.
partim
ADV
partly| for the most part; mostly; [partim ... partim => some ... others]
partio
V TRANS
share| divide up| distribute
partionarius
a partner.
partior
V DEP
share| divide up| distribute
partisanus
N M
partisan
partite
ADV
with proper division of subject into its parts
partitio
N F
distribution| share; classification| logical distinction; div. into sections
partitura
N F
partition (music)
partricida
N M
murderer of his own father
partum
N
gains| acquisitions; savings; what onehas acquired/saved
Parturient montes, nascetur ridiculus mus
Mountains will be in labour, and an absurd mouse will be born. (all that work and nothing to show for it)
parturio
V
be in labour; bring forth; produce; be pregnant with/ready to give birth
partus
N M
birth; offspring
parum
ADV
too/very little| not enough/so good| insufficient; less; (SUPER) not at all
parumper
ADV
for a short while
parura
apparel; embroidery on an alb| amice| or altar frontal| &c.
Parva leves capiunt animas
Small things occupy light minds (small things amuse small minds)
Parva scintilla saepe magnam flamam excitat
The small sparkle often initiates a large flame
parvipendo
V INTRANS
slight (Douay); pay little attention to| give little weight to
parvisa
the cloisters or circuit of a convent; the cemetery; a church porch; a chamber over it. Perhaps a corruption of Paradisus.
parvisiae
an exercise for law students; a moot.
parvisium
parvisa.
parvissi
ADJ
small
parvitas
N F
smallness| minuteness; insignificance| unimportance
parvolus
ADJ
tiny| little| young
parvulus
ADJ
very small| very young; unimportant; slight| petty
parvus
um| minor -or -us| minimus -a -um ADJ
small| little| cheap; unimportant; (SUPER) smallest| least
pasaiarius
a ferryman.
Pasca
Pascha.
pascarium
dues or tithes paid for pasture.
pascere
to feed| is used of men as well as beasts.
Pascha
Easter. In the 13th cent. acc. Pascha| gen. Paschatis or Pasche| abl. Pascha.
Pascha Floridum
Palm Sunday.
paschalis
ADJ
of Easter; Paschal
pasco
V
feed| feed on; graze
pascua
a meadow; pasture.
pascuagium
pasturage.
pascuarium
pasture; payment for pasture.
pascuum
N
pasture| pasture-land; piece of grazing land
pascuus
ADJ
used/suitable for pasture/grazing/pasture-land
pasnagium
pannage.
passagiarius
a person crossing a ferry; a traveller.
passagium
passage over water| ferry; payment for passage; payment by military tenants in lieu of serving abroad.
passare
to pass; to cause to pass.
passarius
a ferryman.
passator
the owner of a ferry; a ferryman.
passer
N M
sparrow
passerculus
N M
little sparrow
passiagiarius
a ferryman.
passiator
passator.
passibilis
ADJ
passible| capable of feeling/suffering/emotion; susceptible to sensations
passibilitas
N F
passiblity| capablity of feeling/suffering; susceptiblity to sensation/emotion
passim
ADV
here and there; everywhere
passio
N F
suffering; passion; (esp. of Christ); disease (Bee)
passionerius
a passioner| i.e.| book containing Saints' lives.
passive
ADV
freely| indiscriminately; randomly; passively| in passive sense (Latham)
passivus
ADJ
passive
passum
N
raisin-wine
passus
N M
step| pace; [mille passus -> mile; duo milia passuum => two miles]
pasta
dough; pastry.
pastea
pastry.
pastellarius
a pieman.
pastellum
woad.
pasteria
pastry.
pasticium
a field for pasture.
pastillus
a pie.
pastinaca
N F
parsnip; carrot; fish-of-prey (sting-ray?)
pastinatum
N
plants (pl.) cultivated by PREParing (ground) by digging and leveling
pastino
V TRANS
PREPare (ground) by digging and leveling
pastoforium
N
place in temple where image of diety was preserved and his servants abode
pastoforius
N M
priest (of Isis) who carried image of diety in little shrine to collect alms
pastophorium
N
place in temple where image of diety was preserved and his servants abode
pastophorius
N M
priest (of Isis) who carried image of diety in little shrine to collect alms
pastor
N M
shepherd| herdsman
pastoralis
ADJ
pastoral
pastoricius
ADJ
of/connected with herdsmen
pastum
paste; dough.
pastura
pasture.
pasturare
to depasture.
pastus
provisions which a tenant is bound to supply to his lord.
patefacio
V
open up; bring to light; reveal| disclose| expose
patefio
V SEMIDEP
become brought to light/revealed/disclosed/exposed
patella
N F
small dish or plate
patena
a metal plate; a paten.
patenarius
an acolyte.
patens
letters patent.
pateo
V
stand open| be open; extend; be well known; lie open| be accessible
pater
N M
father; [pater familias| patris familias => head of family/household]
Pater familias
Father of the family
Pater historiae
The father of history
Pater Noster
Our Father (The first words of the Lord's Prayer in Latin)
Pater patriae
Father of the country
patera
N F
bowl; saucer
paternitas
N F
fatherly feeling/care; paternity; descendants of one father
paternus
ADJ
father's| paternal; ancestral
patesco
V
be opened/open/revealed; become clear/known; open; extend| spread
pathicus
N M
sodomite| one who submits to anal sex
pathnagium
pannage.
pathologia
N F
pathology
pathologicus
ADJ
pathological
patibulum
N
fork-shaped yoke; gibbet
paticium
an allowance.
patiens
or -us| patientissimus -a -um ADJ
patient/long-suffering; tolerant/easy-going; submissive/liable/subsceptible to
patienter
ADV
patiently; with patience/toleration
patientia
N F
|tolerance/forbearance; complaisance/submissiveness; submission by prostitute
patina
N F
dish
patinatio
N F
skating
patinator
N M
skater
patino
V
skate
patinus
N M
skate
patior
V DEP
suffer; allow; undergo| endure; permit
pator
N M
opening
patria
N F
native land; home| native city; one's country
Patria est communis omnium parens
Our native land is the common parent of us all. (Cicero)
patriarcha
N M
patriarch; father/chief of a tribe; chief bishop| Patriarch
patriarchatus
N M
patriarchy
patriarches
N M
patriarch; father/chief of a tribe; chief bishop| Patriarch
patriaster
a stepfather.
patriciatus
N M
patrician status/dignity; patriciate; dignity of imperial court
patricida
N M
patricide| one who kills his father
patricinium
used for patrocinium.
patricius
ADJ
patrician| noble
patrimonium
N
inheritance
patrimus
ADJ
having father still living
patrina
a godmother.
patrinus
a godfather.
patrioticus
ADJ
of one's native land; in mother tongue
patriotismus
N M
patriotism
Patris est filius
He is his father's son
patritus
ADJ
inherited from one's father
patrius
ADJ
father's| paternal; ancestral
patrizo
V
take after one's father
patro
V
accomplish| bring to completion
patrocinium
N
protection| defence patronage| legal defence
patrocinor
V DEP
defend| protect
patrona
N F
protectress| patroness
patronicatus
commanded (of a ship).
patronizare
to defend.
patronus
N M
patron; ADVocate; defender| protector
patronymicus
ADJ
of father's name; G:patrynomic
patruelis
N M
cousin
patruus
N M
paternal uncle; type of harshness and censoriousness
patulus
ADJ
wide open| gaping; wide-spreading
Paucis verbis
In a few words
Paucis verbis, quid est deconstructionismus?
What, in a nutshell, is deconstructionism?
paucitas
N F
scarcity; paucity
pauculus
ADJ
not very much| a little; (only) a small number (pl.)| few| a few
paucum
N
only a small/an indefinite number of/few things (pl.)| a few words/points
paucus
um| paucior -or -us| paucissimus -a -um ADJ
little| small in quanity/extent; few (usu. pl.); just a few; small number of
paulatim
ADV
little by little| by degrees| gradually; a small amount at a time| bit by bit
paulisper
ADV
for (only) a short time/brief while
paullatim
ADV
little by little| by degrees| gradually; a small amount at a time| bit by bit
paullisper
ADV
for (only) a short time/brief while
paullo
ADV
by a little; by only a small amount; a little; somewhat
paullulatim
ADV
little by little| by degrees| bit by bit| gradually; in small amounts
paullulo
ADV
little/bit; to a small extent| somewhat
paullulum
ADV
little; to small extent| somewhat; only a small amount/short while/distance
paullulus
ADJ
little; small; (only a) small amount/quantity of/little bit of
paullum
N
little/small; (only a) small amount/quantity/extent; little bit/while; trifle
paullumper
ADV
for a short while/little bit
paullus
ADJ
little; small; (only a) small amount/quantity of/little bit of
paulo
ADV
by a little; by only a small amount; a little; somewhat
paululatim
ADV
little by little| by degrees| bit by bit| gradually; in small amounts
paululo
ADV
little/bit; to a small extent| somewhat
paululum
N
little; small; (only a) small amount/quantity; a little bit; trifle
paululus
ADJ
little; small; (only a) small amount/quantity of/little bit of
paulum
ADV
little/bit; to a small extent| somewhat; only a small amount/short while
paulumper
ADV
for a short while/little bit
paulus
ADJ
little; small; (only a) small amount/quantity of/little bit of
paunagium
pannage.
pauper
N M
poor man
pauperculus
ADJ
poor
pauperies
N F
poverty
paupero
V
make poor| deprive
paupertas
N F
poverty| need; humble circumstances
paupertinus
ADJ
poor; sorry
pausa
N F
cessation| end
pausatio
repose.
pausea
N F
olive species; olive with excellent oil
pausia
N F
species of olive
pauso
V
pause; halt; cease
pauxillulus
ADJ
very small| very little
pauxillum
N
little
pauxillus
ADJ
small| little
pava
N F
peacock
pavagium
pavage; payment for paving the roads.
pavare
to pave.
pavefacio
V
terrify
paveillo
a tent.
paveo
V
be frightened or terrified at
pavesco
V
become alarmed
Pavesco, pavesco
I'm shaking, I'm shaking
pavesium
a pavice| a large shield.
paviare
to pave.
paviator
a paviour.
pavicula
N F
rammer
pavidus
ADJ
fearful| terrified| panicstruck
pavilio
a tent.
pavimentatio
paving.
pavimentum
N
pavement
pavio
V
beat| strike; push down
pavire
to pave.
pavito
V
be in a state of fear or trepidation (at)
pavo
N M
peacock
pavor
N M
fear| panic
Pavpertas omnivm artivm repertrix
Poverty [is the] inventor of all the arts necessity is the mother of invention
pavus
N M
peacock
Pax
Peace
Pax et bonum!
Peace and salvation!
Pax tecum
May peace be with you (Singular)
Pax vobiscum
May peace be with you (Plural)
paxeria
a pier; a floodgate.
paxillum
a staff; a landmark; a tent pole.
paxillus
N M
wooden pin/peg; small stake (L+S)