averia de pondere, ponderis
avoirs du poys| i.e. fine goods| such as spices| weighed by the pound at the king's small balance when the duty was charged.
pessumdo, possumdatus
V TRANS
destroy| ruin; sink| send to the bottom; put an end to; do away with| remove
pessundo, possundatus
V TRANS
destroy| ruin; sink| send to the bottom; put an end to; do away with| remove
pobles
used for poples.
pochia
a pouch; a purse.
pocillator
N M
cupbearer
pocillum
N
little cup; small cupful; cup (Cal)
poclum
N
cup| bowl| drinking vessel; drink/draught; social drinking (pl.); drink
poculentus
ADJ
potable| suitable for drinking
poculum
N
cup| bowl| drinking vessel; drink/draught; social drinking (pl.); drink
podagra
N F
gout
poderis
an alb| a linen vestment worn under the chasuble; a rochet.
podex
N M
fundament| anus
podium
N
balcony| esp. in the amphitheater
podoris
poderis.
poema
N
poem| composition in verse; poetic piece (even nonmetrical); (pl.) poetry
poematum
N
poem| composition in verse; poetic piece (even nonmetrical); (pl.) poetry
poena
N F
penalty| punishment; revenge/retribution; [poena dare => to pay the penalty]
poenacius
purple.
poenicans
ADJ
inclining to bright red; red/redish/ruddy (L+S); blushing; Punic| Carthaginian
poeniceus
ADJ
Phoenician
poenio
V TRANS
punish (person/offence)| inflict punishment; avenge| extract retribution
poenior
V DEP
punish (person/offence)| inflict punishment; avenge| extract retribution
poenitentia
N F
regret (for act); change of mind/attitude; repentance/contrition (Def); penance
poeniteo
V
displease; (cause to) regret; repent| be sorry; [me paenitet => I am sorry]
poenitet
V IMPERS
it displeases| makes angry| offends| dissatisfies| makes sorry
poenitor
N M
punisher| one who punishes; one who extracts retribution; avenger
poenitudo
N F
regret; repentance (L+S)
Poenus
N M
Carthaginian; Phoenician; (specifically Hannibal)
poesis
N F
poetry; poem
poeta
N M
poet
Poeta nascitur, non fit
The poet is born, not made
poeticus
ADJ
poetic
poetria
N F
poetess
pokdetta
a pocket.
pol
INTERJ
by Pollux; truly; really
pola
a perch or pole; a bank; a pool.
polana
the pointed toe of a shoe; a pulley-piece| armour for the knee.
polaris
ADJ
polar
polemonia
N F
unidentified plant
polenta
N F
barley-meal/groats; hulled and crushed grain; parched grain (Douay)
polentriticare
to sift flour.
poletarius
a poulterer.
poletria
poultry.
poletta
a pullet.
Poli, poli, di umbuendo
Slowly, Slowly we will get there
poliandrum
a grave| a gravestone.
polimen
N
brightness; B:testicle
polimitarius
a stainer.
polio
V
smooth| polish; refine| give finish to
polion
N
strong smelling plant (poley-germander| Teucrium polium?)
politicus
ADJ
of the state| political
politrudinare
to boult flour.
politus
ADJ
refined| polished
polium
N
strong smelling plant (poley-germander| Teucrium polium?)
pollardus
a pollard| bad money| used in the 13th century.
pollen
N
finely ground flour; powder (of anything produced by grinding)
pollenis
N C
finely ground flour; powder (of anything produced by grinding)
pollens
or -us| pollentissimus -a -um ADJ
strong; having strength| potent (things); exerting power (people); important
polleo
V
exert power or influence; be strong
pollex
an inch.
pollicaris
ADJ
of a thumb
polliceor
V DEP
promise
pollicitatio
N F
promise
pollicitor
V DEP
promise (assiduously)
pollicitum
N
promise
pollinctor
N M
undertaker
polluceo
V TRANS
offer| serve up
pollueo
V
pollute
pollulum
N
little; small; (only a) small amount/quantity; a little bit; trifle
pollulus
ADJ
little; small; (only a) small amount/quantity of/little bit of
pollum
N
little; small; (only a) small amount/quantity; a little bit; trifle
polluo
V TRANS
soil/foul/dirty/stain/pollute; infect (w/disease); make impure; break (fast)
pollus
ADJ
little; small; (only a) small amount/quantity of/little bit of
pollutio
N F
pollution
Pollux
N M
Pollux; (son of Tyndarus and Leda| twin of Castor)
poltarium
poultry.
poltarius
a poulterer or keeper of fowls.
polteria
poultry.
polulum
N
little; small; (only a) small amount/quantity; a little bit; trifle
polulus
ADJ
little; small; (only a) small amount/quantity of/little bit of
polum
N
little; small; (only a) small amount/quantity; a little bit; trifle
polus
ADJ
little; small; (only a) small amount/quantity of/little bit of
polybolum
N
machine gun
polyclinica
N F
polyclinic
polymitarium
N
demask (usu.pl.)
polymitarius
ADJ
of demask; highly wrought/finished
polymitum
N
demask (usu.pl.)
polymitus
ADJ
demasked| woven w/different colored threads; with many threads (L+S); weaving
polyphagia
N F
gluttony
polyphonia
N F
polyphony
polyphonicus
ADJ
polyphonic
polypus
N M
octopus| nasal tumor
polysemus
ADJ
with many significances
polysyllabicus
ADJ
polysyllabic
polytheismus
N M
polytheism
polytheus
N M
polytheist
pomacium
apple-moss| a dish made of stewed apples; cider.
pomarium
N
orchard
pomellatus
dappled.
pomellum
a pommel; a boss.
pomeridianus
ADJ
post-meridian; in the afternoon
pomerium
N
|space left free from buildings round walls of Roman/Etruscan town (esp. Rome)
pomifer
ADJ
fruit-bearing
pomoerium
N
|space left free from buildings round walls of Roman/Etruscan town (esp. Rome)
pomosus
ADJ
rich in fruit
pompa
N F
procession; retinue; pomp| ostentation
pompatice
ADV
showily
pompaticus
ADJ
with pomp; splendid
pompatus
ADJ
with pomp; splendid
Pompeianus
ADJ
Pompeian; of/belonging to member of Pompian gens; (esp. of triumvir Pompey)
Pompeius
ADJ
Pompeius; Roman gens; (Cn. Pompeius Magnus (Pompey)| triumvir)
pompelmus
N M
grapefruit
pompholyx
N F
smoke-deposit (from furnace); (Pliny)
pompilus
N M
pilot fish
pompina
a kitchen.
pompo
V
perform with pomp
pomposus
ADJ
pompous; dignified
pomum
N
fruit| apple; fruit tree
pomus
N F
fruit| fruit-tree
pondagium
poundage.
ponderare
to weigh.
ponderatio
pesage.
ponderator
a pesour| weigher| an officer of the Exchequer.
pondero
V
weigh; weigh up
ponderosus
ADJ
heavy| weighty; significant
pondo
ADV
in or by weight
pondus
N
weight| burden| impediment
pone
PREP ACC
behind (in local relations) (rare)
Pone ubi sol non lucet!
Put it where the sun don't shine!
pono
V
put| place| set; station
pons
N M
bridge
pontagium
tax for repairs of a bridge; toll taken on a bridge.
pontarius
a bridgemaker or bridge keeper.
ponticulus
N M
little bridge
pontifex
N M
high priest/pontiff; (of Roman supreme college of priests); bishop (Bee); pope
pontificalia
episcopal vestments.
pontificalibus
under stole.
pontificalis
ADJ
pontifical| of or pertaining to a pontifex
pontificatus
bishopric; popedom.
pontificius
ADJ
pontifical| of or pertaining to a pontifex
pontificus
ADJ
pontifical
Pontius
ADJ
Pontius; Roman gens; a Sammite leader; (P~ Pilatus| prefect of Judaea 26-36 AD)
ponto
N M
large flat boat| barge; punt; pontoon; ferry boat
pontonagium
bridge toll.
pontufex
N M
high priest/pontiff; (of Roman supreme college of priests); bishop (Bee); pope
pontum
used for punctum.
pontus
N M
sea
pop.
abb. N M
people (abb. for populus)| nation
popa
N F
she who sells animals for sacrifice
popanum
N
sacrificial cake
popellus
N M
common people| rabble
popina
N F
cook-shop| bistro| low-class eating house
popinator
a tippler| i.e.| an alehouse keeper or a drinker.
popino
N M
glutton
poples
N M
knee
poplus
N M
people| nation| State; public| populace; (= populus)
populabilis
ADJ
that may be ravaged or laid waste
populabundus
ADJ
laying waste| devastating
popularis
ADJ
of the people; popular
popularitas
N F
courting of popular favor
populariter
ADV
in everyday language; in a manner designed to win popular support
populatio
N F
plundering| ravaging| spoiling; laying waste| devastation; plunder| booty
populator
N M
devastator| ravager| plunderer
populatus
N M
devastation; laying-waste
populeus
ADJ
of a poplar
populifer
ADJ
producing poplars
populista
N M
populist
populo
V TRANS
ravage| devastate| lay waste; plunder; despoil| strip
populor
V DEP
ravage| devastate| lay waste; plunder; despoil| strip
populus
N M
|members of a society/sex; region/district (L+S); army (Bee)
porca
N F
sow| female swine
porca terrae
a balk of land.
porcaria
a pigsty.
porcarius
a swineherd.
porcellana
N F
porcelain; china
porcellanum
N
porcelain; china
porcellanus
ADJ
of porcelain| china
porcellatus
born (of pigs).
porcellio
N M
woodlouse
porcellus
N M
piglet; suckling pig
porceo
V
keep off; (archaic)
porcetra
N F
once-littered sow
porchettus
a porker| a little pig.
porchia
a porch.
porcillaca
N F
purslain plant (Pliny)
porcillus
N M
piglet; suckling pig
porcinus
ADJ
of a swine or hog
porcus
N M
pig| hog; tame swine; glutton; [boar => verres]
porisma
N
deduction
porkaria
a pigsty.
porna
N F
harlot; (Greek borrowed word); whore; streetwalker
pornographia
N F
pornography
pornographicus
ADJ
pornographic
porosus
ADJ
porous
porpecia
a porpoise (phocoena communis).
porphirio
N M
kind of watefowl| purple gallinule; prophyrio| purple coot| water-hen (OED)
porphyrio
N M
kind of watefowl| purple gallinule; prophyrio| purple coot| sultana-hen (OED)
porportum
purport.
porricio
V TRANS
offer as a sacrifice| make sacrifice/oblation of; lay before (L+S); produce
porrigo
V
stretch out| extend
porro
ADV
at distance| further on| far off| onward; of old| formerly| hereafter; again
porrum
N
leek
porrus
N M
leek
porta
N F
gate| entrance; city gates; door; avenue; goal (soccer)
portabilis
portable.
portagium
toll taken at a gate; porterage; wear and tear.
portale
N
portal
portamentum
behaviour.
portaria
the office of porter.
portarius
a porter.
portatio
the entry of a bishop into his cathedral town; bearing arms.
portator
a porter.
portatus
carriage.
portella
a small gate; a basket; a reliquary.
portendo
V
predict| foretell; point out
portentificus
ADJ
marvelous| miraculous
portentum
N
omen| portent
portentuosus
ADJ
monstrous; unnatural; full of monsters; (portentosus)
portgrevius
a portreeve.
porthmeus
N M
ferryman; (Charon)
porticula
N F
little gallery or portico
porticulus
a truncheon.
porticus
N C
colonnade| covered walk; portico; covered gallery atop ampitheater/siege works
portiforium
a breviary.
portimotus
portmota.
portio
N F
part| portion| share; proportion; [pro portione => proportionally]
portionarius
a joint holder of a benefice.
portisculus
N M
timing-hammer (to keep beat); guidance
portitor
N M
ferry man
portiuncula
N F
portion; small part
portmota
a portmote| a court held in towns.
porto
V
carry| bring
portorium
N
port duty; customs duty; tax
portula
N F
little gate| postern
portulaca
N F
purslain plant
portuosus
ADJ
well provided with harbors
portus
N M
port| harbor; refuge| haven| place of refuge
porus
a pore.
posco
V
ask| demand
posculentus
ADJ
POSCULENT (similar to esculent)
posea
N F
olive species; olive with excellent oil
positio
an impost; a tax.
positivus
ADJ
positive
positor
N M
builder| founder
positus
N M
situation| position; arrangement
posse (subst.)
power.
possessio
N F
possession| property
possessionatus
in possession of.
possessiuncula
N F
small property
possessor
N M
owner| occupier
possibilis
ADJ
possible
possideo
V
seize| hold| be master of; possess| take/hold possession of| occupy; inherit
possido
V
seize| hold| be master of; possess| take/hold possession of| occupy; inherit
possum
V
be able| can; [multum posse => have much/more/most influence/power]
Possunt quia posse videntur
They can because they think they can
post
PREP ACC
behind (space)| after (time); subordinate to (rank)
Post bellum
After the war
Post coitem
After sexual intercourse
Post factum
After the fact
Post hoc
After this
Post hoc ergo propter hoc
After this, therefore because of this
Post meridiem (p.m.)
After midday
Post mortem
After death. (nowadays, the autopsy performed by a coroner)
Post obitum
After death
Post partum
After childbirth
Post proelia praemia
After the battles come the rewards
Post scriptum (P.S)
After what has been written
Post tenebras lux
After the darkness, light
posta
a station; a post.
postalis
ADJ
postal
postarum
Master of the Post.
Postatem obscuri lateris nescitis
You do not know the power of the dark side
postatus
ADJ
door-guarding; posted at door
postdisseisina
postdisseisin.
postea
ADV
afterwards posteaquam CONJ
after
postela
a crupper.
posterga
ADV
behind; behind one's back
postergare
to leave behind| to abandon.
postergum
ADV
behind; behind one's back
posterioritas
N F
inferior/later position
posteritas
N F
future time; posterity
posterius
ADV
later| at a later day; by and by
posterna
a postern gate.
posterula
a postern gate.
posterus
N M
descendants (pl.); posterity| coming generations; the future
postestas
N F
power| rule| force; strength| ability; chance| opportunity; (also potestas)
postfactus
ADJ
done afterwards
postfero
V
consider of less account
postgenitus
N M
posterity (pl.)| descendants
posthabeo
V
esteem less| subordinate (to); postpone
posthac
ADV
after this| in the future| hereafter| from now on; thereafter| from then on
posthaec
ADV
after this| in the future| hereafter| from now on; thereafter| from then on
posthanc
ADV
after this| in the future| hereafter| from now on; thereafter| from then on
posthinc
ADV
after this| in the future| hereafter| from now on; thereafter| from then on
posthoc
ADV
after this| in the future| hereafter| from now on; thereafter| from then on
posthu
ADJ
latest born (of children)| last born| born late in life of parent
postibi
ADV
hereupon; afterwards
posticum
N
back door
posticus
ADJ
back| rear
postidea
ADV
afterwards
postilena
N F
crupper
postilla
ADV
afterwards| after that time
postillare
to interpret| to comment on.
postis
N M
doorpost
postliminium
N
right to return home
postmeridianus
ADJ
of the afternoon
postmodo
ADV
afterwards| presently| later
postmodum
ADV
after a while| later| a little later; afterwards; presently
postnatus
N M
eldest son
postorellus
a name given to robbers in Gascony| temp. Edw. II.
postpartor
N M
heir
postpono
V
neglect; disregard; put after| consider secondary; set aside| postpone postquam CONJ
after
postremitas
N F
inferior/later position
postremmus
ADJ
last; worst; lowest
postremo
ADV
at last| finally
postremum
ADV
for the last time| last of all; finally
postridie
ADV
on the following day
postscaenium
N
theater behind scenes
postscribo
V
write after
postsellium
the hinder part of a saddle.
postu
ADJ
latest born (of children)| last born| born late in life of parent; (posterus)
postulare
to transfer a man in possession of or elect of an episcopal see| to another.
postulatio
N F
petition| request
postulatum
N
demand| request
postulo
V
demand| claim; require; ask/pray for
potagium
pottage; a tax on drink.
potata
a pot or pottle.
potator
N M
drinker| one who drinks; tippler| drinker of intoxicants
pote
ADJ
able| capable; possible (early Latin)
potellum
a pottle| two quarts.
potens
or -us| potentissimus -a -um ADJ
powerful| strong; capable; mighty
potentatus
N M
rule; political power
potenter
ADV
effectively/cogently; in overbearing manner; powerfully| w/force; competently
potentia
N F
force| power| political power
poteo
V
stink
poteria
pottery; a pottery.
Potes currere sed te occulere non potes
You can run, but you can't hide
Potest ex casa magnus vir exire
A great man can come from a hut. (Seneca)
potestas
N F
power| rule| force; strength| ability; chance| opportunity
poti
ADJ
better| preferable| superior; more useful (things)| more important
poticarius. For apothecarius.
potionare to poison.
potio
N F
drinking| drink
potionatus
ADJ
dosed; that has had a potion given him to drink (L+S)
potiono
V TRANS
give to drink
potior
V DEP
get possession of| acquire| become master of (with gen. or abl.)
potis
ADJ
able| capable; possible; (early Latin potis sum becomes possum)
potissare
to sip.
potissi
ADJ
chief| principal| most prominent/powerful; strongest; foremost
potissimum
ADV
chiefly| principally| especially; eminently; above all; to his ADVantage
potissumum
ADV
chiefly| principally| especially; eminently; above all; to his ADVantage
potito
V
drink
potius
ADV
rather| more| preferably
Potius mori quam foedari
rather to die than to be dishonoured (death before dishonour)
Potius sero quam numquam
It's better late than never. (Livy)
poto
V
drink; drink heavily/convivially| tipple; swallow; absorb| soak up
potor
N M
drinker (of); tippler; one (habitually) occupied with intoxicating drink
potorium
N
drinking vessel; (usu. pl.) drinking vessels/bowls/cups/flagons
potorius
ADJ
used for drinking; (vessel)
potrix
N F
drinker/tippler (female); she habitually with intoxicating drink
pottarius
a potter.
pottata
a pot or pottle.
pottus
a pot.
potulentus
ADJ
tipsy| rather drunk; potable| suitable for drinking
potura
pasture; drink.
potus
N M
drink/draught; something to drink; (action of) drinking (intoxicating drink)
poudratus
powdered; salted.
poutura
potura.
powenatius
a garment of cloth.