Phaedon
Phaedon, Phaedonis
n. m. Phaedo (disciple of Socrates, friend of Plato, founder of school at Elis);

Phaedrus
Phaedrus, Phaedri
n. m. Phaedo (pupil of Socrates); Phaedrus (Latin fabulist); (Cicero's teacher);

Pharao
Pharao, Pharaonis
n. m. Pharaoh, title of King of Egypt;

Philippus
Philippus, Philippi
n. m. Philip (name of several Macedonian kings); (Philip II, father of Alexander);

Philippus
Philippus, Philippi
n. m. Philippi (pl.); (town in eastern Macedonia where Octavius defeated Brutus);

Phoenica
Phoenica, Phoenicae
n. f. Phoenicia; (coastal region of Syria);

Phrigia
Phrigia, Phrigiae
n. f. Phrygia, country comprising center and west of Asia Minor; Troy (poetical);

Phrigius
Phrigius, Phrigia, Phrigium
adj. Phrygian, of Phyrigia (center and west of Asia Minor); Trojan;

Phrygia
Phrygia, Phrygiae
n. f. Phrygia, country comprising center and west of Asia Minor; Troy (poetical);

Phrygius
Phrygius, Phrygia, Phrygium
adj. Phrygian, of Phyrigia (center and west of Asia Minor); Trojan;

phala
phala, phalae
n. f. wooden tower or pillar;

phalaecius
phalaecius, phalaecia, phalaecium
adj. Phalaecian; kind of Greek verse;

phalanga
phalanga, phalangae
n. f. roller to move ships/military engines; carrying pole; cut length of wood/rod;

phalangita
phalangita, phalangitae
n. f. soldiers (pl.) belonging to a phalanx;

phalangius
phalangius, phalangii
n. n. venomous spider; spider-root plant;

phalanx
phalanx, phalangis
n. f. phalanx, compact body of heavy infantry; battalion; men in battle formation;

phalarica
phalarica, phalaricae
n. f. heavy missile (orig. by siege tower catapult w/tow+pitch+fire); like hand spear;

phalera
phalera, phalerae
n. f. ornaments (pl.) worn by men of arms and horses;

phaleratus
phaleratus, phalerata, phaleratum
adj. wearing phalerae/ornaments;

phantasia
phantasia, phantasiae
n. f. fancy, imagined situation; mental image (Latham); imagination; phenomenon (Def);

phantasia
phantasia, phantasiae
n. f. phase; (of the moon);

phantasio
phantasio, phantasiare, phantasiavi, phantasiatus
v. imagine, fancy;

phantasior
phantasior, phantasiari, phantasiatus sum
v. imagine, fancy;

phantasma
phantasma, phantasmatis
n. n. ghost; phantom; spirit;

phantasmaticus
phantasmaticus, phantasmatica, phantasmaticum
adj. imaginary;

phantasticus
phantasticus, phantastica, phantasticum
adj. imaginary; visionary;

pharetra
pharetra, pharetrae
n. f. quiver;

pharetratus
pharetratus, pharetrata, pharetratum
adj. wearing a quiver;

pharetraus
pharetraus, pharetraa, pharetraum
adj. wearing a quiver;

pharmaceuticus
pharmaceuticus, pharmaceutica, pharmaceuticum
adj. pharmaceutical;

pharmaceutria
pharmaceutria, pharmaceutriae
n. f. sorceress;

pharmacopola
pharmacopola, pharmacopolae
n. f. medicine/drug seller (usu. derogatory), quack; pharmacist (Cal);

pharmacopolium
pharmacopolium, pharmacopolii
n. n. pharmacy;

pharmacus
pharmacus, pharmaci
n. m. poisoner; sorcerer;

phaselus
phaselus, phaseli
n. . kidney-bean; light ship;

phaselus
phaselus, phaseli
n. m. snap bean;

phasma
phasma, phasmatis
n. n. ghost, specter;

pherecratus
pherecratus, pherecrata, pherecratum
adj. Pherecratian; kind of Greek verse;

phiala
phiala, phialae
n. f. drinking vessel; a bowl, saucer;

phiditium
phiditium, phiditii
n. n. Spartan public meal;

philargyria
philargyria, philargyriae
n. f. love of money; (Erasmus);

philargyros
philargyros, philargyros, philargyron
adj. fond of money;

philatelia
philatelia, philateliae
n. f. philately;

philatelista
philatelista, philatelistae
n. f. philatelist;

philautia
philautia, philautiae
n. f. self-love;

philema
philema, philematis
n. n. kiss;

philitium
philitium, philitii
n. n. Spartan public meal;

philologia
philologia, philologiae
n. f. love of learning, study of literature;

philologus
philologus, philologa, philologum
adj. learned, literary;

philologus
philologus, philologi
n. m. scholar;

philomela
philomela, philomelae
n. f. nightingale;

philomusicus
philomusicus, philomusici
n. m. music-lover;

philosophia
philosophia, philosophiae
n. f. philosophy, love of wisdom;

philosophice
philosophice
adv. philosophically;

philosophicus
philosophicus, philosophica, philosophicum
adj. philosophical, philosophic; of/concerning philosophy;

philosophor
philosophor, philosophari, philosophatus sum
v. philosophize;

philosophus
philosophus, philosopha, philosophum
adj. philosophical;

philosophus
philosophus, philosophi
n. m. philosopher;

philtrum
philtrum, philtri
n. n. love-potion;

philyra
philyra, philyrae
n. f. linden-tree, lime-tree;

phimus
phimus, phimi
n. m. dice box;

phito
phito, phitonis
n. f. divination-spirit;

phitonissa
phitonissa, phitonissae
n. f. witch; sorceress;

phlebotomo
phlebotomo, phlebotomare, phlebotomavi, phlebotomatus
v. let blood; bleed;

phlegma
phlegma, phlegmatis
n. n. phlegm;

phoca
phoca, phocae
n. f. seal; (marine mammal);

phoenicopterus
phoenicopterus, phoenicopteri
n. m. flamingo;

phoenix
phoenix, phoenicis
n. m. phoenix, a fabulous bird of Arabia;

phonascus
phonascus, phonasci
n. m. teacher of singing/music or elocution;

phonetica
phonetica, phoneticae
n. f. phonetics;

phoneticus
phoneticus, phonetica, phoneticum
adj. phonetics;

phonodiscus
phonodiscus, phonodisci
n. m. music disk;

photochartula
photochartula, photochartulae
n. f. illustrated post card;

photocopia
photocopia, photocopiae
n. f. photocopy;

photocopiatrum
photocopiatrum, photocopiatri
n. n. photocopier;

photocopio
photocopio, photocopiare, photocopiavi, photocopiatus
v. photocopy;

photoelectricus
photoelectricus, photoelectrica, photoelectricum
adj. photoelectric;

photographema
photographema, photographematis
n. n. photograph (picture);

photographia
photographia, photographiae
n. f. photograph (art);

photographicus
photographicus, photographica, photographicum
adj. photographic;

photographo
photographo, photographare, photographavi, photographatus
v. photograph;

photographus
photographus, photographi
n. m. photographer;

photomachina
photomachina, photomachinae
n. f. camera;

phraseologia
phraseologia, phraseologiae
n. f. phraseology;

phrenesis
phrenesis, phrenesis
n. f. madness, frenzy;

phreneticus
phreneticus, phrenetica, phreneticum
adj. mad, frantic;

phrenocomium
phrenocomium, phrenocomii
n. n. mad asylum;

phthiriasis
phthiriasis, phthiriasis
n. f. pthiriasis; louse-disease (Pliny);

phthisis
phthisis, phthisis
n. f. consumption;

phthongus
phthongus, phthongi
n. m. sound; tone;

phy
phy
interj. pish! tush!; (expression of disgust);

phycis
phycis, phycidis
n. f. seaweed-dwelling fish (lamprey?); (Pliny);

phycitis
phycitis, phycitidis
n. f. precious stone (Pliny);

phylaca
phylaca, phylacae
n. f. prison;

phylacterium
phylacterium, phylacterii
n. n. amulet; phylactery, scripture text in box on forehead of Jews; gladiator medal;

phylarchia
phylarchia, phylarchiae
n. f. emirate;

phylarchus
phylarchus, phylarchi
n. m. head of a tribe/phyle (Greek), magistrate; emir; army/cavalry commander;

phyleticus
phyleticus, phyletica, phyleticum
adj. racial;

physica
physica, physicae
n. f. physics;

physice
physice
adv. from the scientific/natural science point of view;

physicos
physicos, physice, physicon
adj. pertaining/relating to physics/natural science/physical nature; natural, inborn;

physiculo
physiculo, physiculare, physiculavi, physiculatus
v. prophesy, foresee, divine;

physicum
physicum, physici
n. n. physics (pl.), natural science;

physicus
physicus, physica, physicum
adj. pertaining/relating to physics/natural science/physical nature; natural, inborn;

physicus
physicus, physici
n. m. physicist, natural philosopher; natural scientist;

physiognomon
physiognomon, physiognomonis
n. m. physiognomist, one who reads character/foretells destiny from the face;

physiologia
physiologia, physiologiae
n. f. natural science; physiology (Cal);

physiologus
physiologus, physiologi
n. m. chemist; natural science (Nelson);

physiotherapia
physiotherapia, physiotherapiae
n. f. physiotherapy;