bestroi/EnhancedLatinLemmaDataset huggingface dataset:
proloquor (Verb; lemma: proloquor)
Meaning: to speak out , utter , declare , say
proluvies (Noun; lemma: proluvies)
Meaning: inundation , overflow
promercalis (Adjective; lemma: promercales)
Meaning: nominative / accusative / vocative masculine / feminine plural of prōmercālis
promereo (Verb; lemma: promereo)
Meaning: to be deserving of, deserve , merit , earn
promereor (Verb; lemma: promereor)
Meaning: Alternative form of prōmereō
prominentia (Noun; lemma: prominentia)
Meaning: a jutting out , prominence
promisce (Noun; lemma: promiscus)
Meaning: Alternative form of prōmiscuus
promiscue (Adverb; lemma: promiscuus)
Meaning: not separate or distinct , mixed ; mutual , shared
promiscus (Noun; lemma: promiscus)
Meaning: Alternative form of prōmiscuus
promiscuus (Adjective; lemma: promiscuus)
Meaning: not separate or distinct , mixed ; mutual , shared
promissio (Noun; lemma: promissio)
Meaning: promise (act of promising) Synonyms: fidēs , prōmissum , crēdentia , pollicitum
promissor (Noun; lemma: promissor)
Meaning: promiser
promissum (Verb; lemma: promitto)
Meaning: to send forth
promitto (Verb; lemma: promitto)
Meaning: to send forth
promnion (nan; lemma: promnion)
Meaning: A dark-colored gem
promo (Noun; lemma: promo)
Meaning: to take or bring out or forth, produce , bring to light
promoneo (Verb; lemma: promoneo)
Meaning: to warn or admonish further
promptitudo (Noun; lemma: promptitudo)
Meaning: ( Late Latin ) promptitude early 5th c. , Maximus of Turin, Sermones 57: ..., atque promptitudo eius fidei a Maximo commendatur. ...and the promptitude of his faith was commended by Maximus
promptuarium (Adjective; lemma: promptuarium)
Meaning: cupboard , storeroom
promptus (Adjective; lemma: promptus)
Meaning: a taking forth an exposing to view, a being visible , visibility , in the phrase: in promptu esse (habere, ponere) — “to be (make, render) public, open, visible, manifest” readiness ; willingness, zeal, as in the phrases: in promptu esse, habere — “to be at hand, to have ready” dignare promptus ingeri - "grant zeal to be entered within" (from the hymn Nunc Sancte Nobis ) ease , facility ; only in the phrase: in promptu esse — “to be easy”
promulgatio (Noun; lemma: promulgatio)
Meaning: proclamation , promulgation
promulgo (Noun; lemma: promulgo)
Meaning: to publish , promulgate
promunturium (Noun; lemma: promunturium)
Meaning: peak , ridge , highest part of a mountain chain.
promus (Verb; lemma: promus)
Meaning: of or belonging to giving out, distributing
promutuor (Noun; lemma: promutuor)
Meaning: to lend in advance
promutuum (Noun; lemma: promutuum)
Meaning: an advance , loan
promutuus (Adjective; lemma: promutuus)
Meaning: paid beforehand
Pronaea (Proper Noun; lemma: Pronaea)
Meaning: A river in Germany , mentioned by Ausonius, now the Prüm
prone (Adverb; lemma: prone)
Meaning: vocative masculine singular of prōnus
pronepos (Noun; lemma: pronepos)
Meaning: great-grandchild
proneptis (Verb; lemma: proneptis)
Meaning: great-granddaughter
pronitas (Noun; lemma: pronitas)
Meaning: pronity , propensity , inclination , tendency
pronoea (Adjective; lemma: pronoea)
Meaning: providence
pronomen (Noun; lemma: pronomen)
Meaning: ( grammar ) pronoun
pronuba (Noun; lemma: pronuba)
Meaning: maid of honor , matron of honor , one who conducts the bride to the bridal chamber
pronuntiatio (Noun; lemma: pronuntiatio)
Meaning: proclamation , declaration
pronurus (Verb; lemma: pronurus)
Meaning: A grandson 's wife .
pronus (Adjective; lemma: pronus)
Meaning: turned forward , inclined , leaning , hanging
prooemium (Noun; lemma: prooemium)
Meaning: a preface , introduction , prelude
propagatio (Noun; lemma: propagatio)
Meaning: propagation
propalam (Adverb; lemma: propalam)
Meaning: in full view , openly , publicly , notoriously , manifestly 1832 , Gregory XVI , Mirari Vos : […] novis opinionum monstris, quibus non occulte amplius et cuniculis petitur catholica fides, sed horrificum ac nefarium ei bellum aperte iam et propalam inferur. (please add an English translation of this quotation)
propatulus (Noun; lemma: propatulus)
Meaning: open (in front), uncovered
prope (Preposition; lemma: prope)
Meaning: near , nearby , nigh , close
propemodum (Adverb; lemma: propemodum)
Meaning: nearly , almost
propendeo (Verb; lemma: propendeo)
Meaning: to hang down, forth or forward
propendulus (Adjective; lemma: propendulus)
Meaning: hanging forward or down
propensio (Noun; lemma: propensio)
Meaning: inclination , propensity , tendency Synonyms: dēsīderium , studium , libīdō , inclīnātiō , appetītiō
properanter (Adverb; lemma: properanter)
Meaning: quickly , with haste Antonym: improperanter
properatio (Noun; lemma: properatio)
Meaning: haste , quickness , alacrity
propere (Adverb; lemma: propera)
Meaning: second-person singular present active imperative of properō
propero (Verb; lemma: propero)
Meaning: to hasten , quicken or accelerate 43 BCE – c. 17 CE , Ovid , Fasti 6.763-764: Nōn ego tē, quamvīs properābis vincere, Caesar, sī vetet auspicium, signa movēre velim. I would not want you – although you will hasten to conquer, Caesar – if the auspice forbids [it], to move [your] military standards.
properus (Verb; lemma: properus)
Meaning: hasty , quick , speedy Synonyms: rapidus , vēlōx , celer , levis , prōmptus , facilis Antonyms: lentus , tardus , sērus
propheta (Noun; lemma: propheta)
Meaning: prophet , soothsayer Late 4th century , Jerome [ et al. ], transl., edited by Roger Gryson, Biblia Sacra: Iuxta Vulgatam Versionem ( Vulgate ), 5th edition, Stuttgart: Deutsche Bibelgesellschaft , published 2007 , →ISBN , 29:1 : et haec sunt verba libri quae misit Hieremias propheta de Hierusalem [ … ] Now these are the words of the letter that Jeremiah the prophet sent from Jerusalem [ … ]
prophetalis (Noun; lemma: prophetalis)
Meaning: prophetic , prophetical
prophetatio (Noun; lemma: prophetatio)
Meaning: a prophesying , soothsaying
prophetia (Noun; lemma: prophetia)
Meaning: prophecy , prediction Synonyms: praedictiō , praedictum , fātum
propheticus (Adjective; lemma: propheticus)
Meaning: prophetic
prophetis (Noun; lemma: propheta)
Meaning: prophet , soothsayer Late 4th century , Jerome [ et al. ], transl., edited by Roger Gryson, Biblia Sacra: Iuxta Vulgatam Versionem ( Vulgate ), 5th edition, Stuttgart: Deutsche Bibelgesellschaft , published 2007 , →ISBN , 29:1 : et haec sunt verba libri quae misit Hieremias propheta de Hierusalem [ … ] Now these are the words of the letter that Jeremiah the prophet sent from Jerusalem [ … ]
prophetissa (Noun; lemma: prophetissa)
Meaning: ( Ecclesiastical Latin ) prophetess
propinquitas (Noun; lemma: propinquitas)
Meaning: ( in space or time ) nearness , propinquity , proximity Synonyms: contiguitās , vīcīnitās , adfīnitās Antonym: longinquitās
propinquo (Adjective; lemma: propinquus)
Meaning: ( of space ) near , nearby , neighboring Synonyms: vīcīnus , contiguus , fīnitimus , proximus Antonyms: remōtus , longinquus
propinquus (Adjective; lemma: propinquus)
Meaning: ( of space ) near , nearby , neighboring Synonyms: vīcīnus , contiguus , fīnitimus , proximus Antonyms: remōtus , longinquus
propionicus (Adjective; lemma: propionicus)
Meaning: propionic (specifically, that oxidizes propionate)
propitiatio (Noun; lemma: propitiatio)
Meaning: appeasement , atonement , propitiation
propitiator (Noun; lemma: propitiator)
Meaning: ( Ecclesiastical Latin ) a propitiator
propitiatorium (Noun; lemma: propitiatorius)
Meaning: ( Ecclesiastical Latin ) atoning , reconciling , propitiating
propitiatorius (Adjective; lemma: propitiatorius)
Meaning: ( Ecclesiastical Latin ) atoning , reconciling , propitiating
propitio (Adjective; lemma: propitius)
Meaning: favorable , well-disposed, kind
proplasma (Noun; lemma: proplasma)
Meaning: model (of something to be made)
propola (Noun; lemma: propola)
Meaning: retailer
propono (Verb; lemma: propono)
Meaning: to set forth , to put forth , to lay out Synonyms: obicio , praefero , profero , perfero , produco , praebeō , suffero , affero , offerō , polliceor , expōnō , summittō
Propontis (Verb; lemma: Propontis)
Meaning: Sea of Marmara
proportio (Noun; lemma: proportio)
Meaning: proportion
proportionalis (Adjective; lemma: proportionalis)
Meaning: proportional
propositio (Noun; lemma: propositio)
Meaning: proposition , representation
propositum (Verb; lemma: propono)
Meaning: to set forth , to put forth , to lay out Synonyms: obicio , praefero , profero , perfero , produco , praebeō , suffero , affero , offerō , polliceor , expōnō , summittō
propraetor (Noun; lemma: propraetor)
Meaning: An ex- praetor (in Rome) sent as praetor to a province where there was no army
proprie (Adverb; lemma: proprie)
Meaning: vocative masculine singular of proprius
proprietas (Noun; lemma: proprietas)
Meaning: quality , property , peculiarity , character
proprio (Adjective; lemma: proprius)
Meaning: appropriate to oneself : (one's) proper , (one's) own ( inalienably )
proprius (Adjective; lemma: proprius)
Meaning: appropriate to oneself : (one's) proper , (one's) own ( inalienably )
propter (Preposition; lemma: propter)
Meaning: near , at hand , hard by Ibi angiportum propter est. There hard by is an alley.
propterea (Adverb; lemma: propterea)
Meaning: therefore ; for that reason.
propudianus (Noun; lemma: propudianus)
Meaning: infamous ; disgraceful , scandalous Müll., Fest ., p. 238: ... propudianus porcus dictus est...
propudiosus (Adjective; lemma: propudiosus)
Meaning: propudious : infamous ; disgraceful , scandalous
propugnaculum (Noun; lemma: propugnaculum)
Meaning: bulwark , rampart , fortress
propugnatio (Noun; lemma: propugnatio)
Meaning: defence
propugnator (Noun; lemma: propugnator)
Meaning: A champion or defender (male).
propulsatio (Noun; lemma: propulsatio)
Meaning: repulse
propulso (Verb; lemma: propulso)
Meaning: to drive forward, propel
prora (Noun; lemma: prora)
Meaning: ( nautical ) prow Vergilius , Aeneis , Book VI Obvertunt pelago proras They turn their prows to the sea.
proripio (Verb; lemma: proripio)
Meaning: to drag or snatch forth
prorogatio (Noun; lemma: prorogatio)
Meaning: ( of a term of office ) A prolonging , extension .
prorogator (Noun; lemma: prorogator)
Meaning: Somebody or something that pays or gives out; dispenser .
prorogo (Verb; lemma: prorogo)
Meaning: to prolong , draw out , keep (something) going
prorsus (Adverb; lemma: prorsus)
Meaning: straightforward , right onwards , straight , direct Synonym: rēctus
prorumpo (Noun; lemma: prorumpo)
Meaning: to break or burst forth or out
prosa (Adjective; lemma: prosus)
Meaning: Alternative form of prōrsus
prosapia (Noun; lemma: prosapia)
Meaning: ( archaic ) stock , race , family , lineage
proscenium (Noun; lemma: proscenium)
Meaning: proscenium
Proschium (Noun; lemma: Proschium)
Meaning: An ancient town in Aetolia , situated between the rivers Achelous and Evenus
proscindo (Verb; lemma: proscindo)
Meaning: to tear open in front, rend , split , cleave , cut up
proscribo (Verb; lemma: proscribo)
Meaning: to advertise , proclaim
proscriptio (Noun; lemma: proscriptio)
Meaning: advertisement (public notice)
prosectum (Verb; lemma: prosectum)
Meaning: entrails
proseda (Verb; lemma: proseda)
Meaning: a prostitute
proselyta (Verb; lemma: proselytus)
Meaning: ( Late Latin ) come from abroad , foreign , strange
proselytus (Adjective; lemma: proselytus)
Meaning: ( Late Latin ) come from abroad , foreign , strange
prosequor (Verb; lemma: prosequor)
Meaning: to escort , accompany
proserpo (Noun; lemma: proserpo)
Meaning: to creep forward
prosicium (Noun; lemma: prosicium)
Meaning: bowels , entrails Synonyms: exta , prōsecta ( esp. as used in animal sacrifice ) ( Christian Latin , figuratively ) ( used of Christ 's flesh, in translating Ancient Greek ἀπαρχαί ( aparkhaí ) ) ( Late Latin ) fragments of ice brought by a river into the sea
prosocer (Verb; lemma: prosocer)
Meaning: grandfather of one's wife
prosocrus (Verb; lemma: prosocrus)
Meaning: grandmother of one's wife
prosodia (Noun; lemma: prosodia)
Meaning: prosody Classicorum auctorum e Vaticanicis codicibus editorum tomus V., Rome, 1833, p.594: Prosodia est signum sermonis iter rectum faciens legenti. Sunt autem prosodiae decem, acutus, gravis, circumflexus, longa, brevis, dasia, psile, apostrophus, hyphen, hypodiastole.
Prosopobiblion (Proper Noun; lemma: Prosopobiblion)
Meaning: Alternative form of Prosōpobiblium
Prosopobiblium (Adjective; lemma: Prosopobiblium)
Meaning: ( Contemporary Latin , humorous ) Facebook
prosopographia (Noun; lemma: prosopographia)
Meaning: ( Renaissance Latin , New Latin ) prosopography
prospecto (Noun; lemma: prospectum)
Meaning: accusative singular of prospectus
prospectus (Noun; lemma: prospectus)
Meaning: view , sight , prospect Caes. G. 2, 22: in prospectu esse 78 , Plinius, Naturalis Historia , XIX , 59 iam in fenestris suis plebs urbana imagine hortorum cotidiana oculis rura praebebant, antequam praefigi prospectus omnes coegit multitudinis innumerae saeva latrocinatio.
prosper (Adverb; lemma: prosper)
Meaning: Alternative form of prosperus ( singular masculine nominative )
prosperitas (Noun; lemma: prosperitas)
Meaning: success
prospero (Adjective; lemma: prosperus)
Meaning: prosperous , successful
prosperus (Adjective; lemma: prosperus)
Meaning: prosperous , successful
prospicio (Verb; lemma: prospicio)
Meaning: to look far off; to see into the distance
prospicuus (Adjective; lemma: prospicuus)
Meaning: able to be seen from far away
prostata (Verb; lemma: prosto)
Meaning: to stand forth , stand out , project
prostaticus (Noun; lemma: prostaticus)
Meaning: prostatic
prostibulum (Noun; lemma: prostibulum)
Meaning: prostitute , whore
prostitutio (Noun; lemma: prostitutio)
Meaning: prostitution c. 155 – 240 , Tertullian , chapter 6, in De pudicitia ‎ [1] : Iam et incesta donabis propter Loth et fornicationes cum incesto propter Iudam et turpes de prostitutione nuptias propter Osee , et non tantum frequentatas, verum et simul plures, propter patres nostros. That done, you will condone incests, too, for Lot's sake; and fornications combined with incest, for Judah's sake; and base marriages with prostitution , for Hosea's sake; and not only the frequent repetition of marriage, but its simultaneous plurality, for our fathers' sakes. 2016 , Pope Francis , Amoris laetitia ‎ [2] , Vatican: [ … ] de illarum personarum condicione, quae ad prostitutionem agendam coguntur. [ … ] about those reprehensible situations where people are forced into prostitution .
prosum (Adjective; lemma: prosus)
Meaning: Alternative form of prōrsus
prosus (Adjective; lemma: prosus)
Meaning: Alternative form of prōrsus
protactinium (Noun; lemma: protactinium)
Meaning: protactinium
Prote (Proper Noun; lemma: Prote)
Meaning: An island lying off the coast of Messenia
protectio (Noun; lemma: protectio)
Meaning: ( Late Latin , rare ) protection ; shelter Synonyms: dēfēnsiō , dēfēnsa , vindicātiō , tūtēla
protector (Noun; lemma: protector)
Meaning: protector (all senses)
protectrix (Noun; lemma: protectrix)
Meaning: female equivalent of prōtēctor
protego (Verb; lemma: protego)
Meaning: to cover Synonyms: vēlō , dissimulō , occultō , indūcō , operiō , obnūbō , occulō , condō , recondō , verrō , obruō , adoperiō , nūbō , abscondō , abdō , cooperiō , comprimō , tegō , premō , opprimō , mergō Antonyms: adaperiō , aperiō , patefaciō
protelo (Noun; lemma: protelum)
Meaning: a towrope by which oxen were harnessed to the plough in a row
protelum (Noun; lemma: protelum)
Meaning: a towrope by which oxen were harnessed to the plough in a row
protenus (Adverb; lemma: protenus)
Meaning: Alternative form of prōtinus
proterreo (Verb; lemma: proterreo)
Meaning: to frighten , drive or scare off or away, terrify
protervitas (Noun; lemma: protervitas)
Meaning: pertness , sauciness , boldness , impudence
protestatio (Noun; lemma: protestatio)
Meaning: declaration
protinus (Adverb; lemma: protinus)
Meaning: immediately , forthwith Synonyms: continuō , statim , cōnfestim , extemplō
protium (Noun; lemma: protium)
Meaning: protium
protocollum (Noun; lemma: protocollum)
Meaning: ( Late Latin ) the first sheet of a volume on which contents and errata were written
protoindoeuropaeus (Adjective; lemma: protoindoeuropaeus)
Meaning: ( New Latin ) Proto-Indo-European
protomartyr (Noun; lemma: protomartyr)
Meaning: protomartyr
proton (Noun; lemma: proton)
Meaning: ( physics , New Latin ) proton
protozoologicus (Adjective; lemma: protozoologicus)
Meaning: ( New Latin ) protozoological
protractio (Noun; lemma: protractio)
Meaning: ( post-Classical ) a drawing out , lengthening , protraction c. 370 — c. 430 , Macrobius , Somnium Scipionis , 1.12.5 c. 485 — c. 585 , Cassiodorus Variarium , 12.2
protraho (Verb; lemma: protraho)
Meaning: to drag , pull , draw or bring forth or out (to a place)
protuberantia (Noun; lemma: protuberantia)
Meaning: bulge , protuberance
protubero (Verb; lemma: protubero)
Meaning: to swell or bulge out
proturbo (Noun; lemma: proturbo)
Meaning: to drive , on, forward or away
prout (SCONJ; lemma: prout)
Meaning: according as , in proportion
provenio (Verb; lemma: provenio)
Meaning: to come forth , originate , arise
proventus (Noun; lemma: proventus)
Meaning: growth , increase
providenter (Adverb; lemma: providenter)
Meaning: with foresight , providently , carefully
providentia (Noun; lemma: providentia)
Meaning: The ability to see something in advance ; foresight , foreknowledge .
providus (Verb; lemma: providus)
Meaning: prophetic
provincialis (Adjective; lemma: provincialis)
Meaning: provincial ( of a province )
provinciatim (Adverb; lemma: provinciatim)
Meaning: through(out) the provinces
provisio (Noun; lemma: provisio)
Meaning: foreknowledge
provisor (Noun; lemma: provisor)
Meaning: foreseer
provocabulum (Noun; lemma: provocabulum)
Meaning: a word that is used for another, a pronoun
provocatio (Noun; lemma: provocatio)
Meaning: ( Post-Augustan ) challenge (to combat)
provocatorius (Adjective; lemma: provocatorius)
Meaning: purgative
provocatrix (Noun; lemma: provocatrix)
Meaning: ( Late Latin ) challenger ; temptress
provoco (Verb; lemma: provoco)
Meaning: to call forth , summon Synonyms: advocō , ēvocō , invocō , invītō , acciō , arcessō , citō , inclāmō , exciō Antonym: āvocō
provolo (Verb; lemma: provolo)
Meaning: to fly or dash forth
provolvo (Verb; lemma: provolvo)
Meaning: to roll or tumble forwards, along, over and over or away
provulgo (Adverb; lemma: provulgo)
Meaning: to publish
prox (Adjective; lemma: prox)
Meaning: by your leave
proximitas (Noun; lemma: proximitas)
Meaning: proximity , nearness , vicinity
proximo (Adjective; lemma: proximus)
Meaning: nearest , next , neighbor Synonyms: vīcīnus , propinquus , contiguus , fīnitimus Antonyms: remōtus , longinquus 29 BCE – 19 BCE , Virgil , Aeneid 1.157-158 : Dēfessī Aeneadae quae proxima lītora cursū contendunt petere, et Libyae vertuntur ad ōrās. The weary followers of Aeneas hasten to find which [are] the nearest shores along [their] journey, and [so] they turn toward the coast of Libya.
proximum (Adjective; lemma: proximus)
Meaning: nearest , next , neighbor Synonyms: vīcīnus , propinquus , contiguus , fīnitimus Antonyms: remōtus , longinquus 29 BCE – 19 BCE , Virgil , Aeneid 1.157-158 : Dēfessī Aeneadae quae proxima lītora cursū contendunt petere, et Libyae vertuntur ad ōrās. The weary followers of Aeneas hasten to find which [are] the nearest shores along [their] journey, and [so] they turn toward the coast of Libya.
proximus (Adjective; lemma: proximus)
Meaning: nearest , next , neighbor Synonyms: vīcīnus , propinquus , contiguus , fīnitimus Antonyms: remōtus , longinquus 29 BCE – 19 BCE , Virgil , Aeneid 1.157-158 : Dēfessī Aeneadae quae proxima lītora cursū contendunt petere, et Libyae vertuntur ad ōrās. The weary followers of Aeneas hasten to find which [are] the nearest shores along [their] journey, and [so] they turn toward the coast of Libya.
prudens (Adjective; lemma: prudens)
Meaning: wise , prudent Synonyms: callidus , sapiēns , sollers Antonyms: īnsipiēns , stupidus , fatuus , stultus , brūtus , āmēns , dēmēns
prudenter (Adverb; lemma: prudenter)
Meaning: wisely , prudently
prudentia (Noun; lemma: prudentia)
Meaning: acquaintance , knowledge , skilfulness
Prudentius (Proper Noun; lemma: prudentius)
Meaning: nominative / accusative / vocative neuter singular of prudentior
pruina (Noun; lemma: pruina)
Meaning: rime , hoarfrost 43 BCE – c. 17 CE , Ovid , Fasti 3.357: Mollis erat tellūs rōrāta māne pruīnā . The earth was [still] soft, bedewed with morning hoarfrost .
pruinosus (Adjective; lemma: pruinosus)
Meaning: frosty
pruna (Noun; lemma: pruna)
Meaning: A burning coal , live coal, glowing charcoal .
prunifolius (Noun; lemma: prunifolius)
Meaning: ( New Latin ) purple - leafed
pruniformis (Noun; lemma: pruniformis)
Meaning: ( New Latin ) prune - shaped
prunum (Noun; lemma: prunus)
Meaning: plum tree .
prunus (Noun; lemma: prunus)
Meaning: plum tree .
prurigo (Verb; lemma: prurigo)
Meaning: an itching , the itch
pruritus (Noun; lemma: pruritus)
Meaning: an itching , itch
Prusa (Proper Noun; lemma: Prusa)
Meaning: Bursa (a city in Asia Minor )
Prusias (Proper Noun; lemma: Prusias)
Meaning: The name of various kings of Bithynia
prussicus (Adjective; lemma: prussicus)
Meaning: Prussian
PS (Noun; lemma: PS)
Meaning: ( literature ) Initialism of post scriptum , postscriptum , postscript .
Psalmi (Proper Noun; lemma: psalmus)
Meaning: psalm
psalmicen (Noun; lemma: psalmicen)
Meaning: ( Ecclesiastical Latin ) a psalm-singer
psalmidicus (Proper Noun; lemma: psalmidicus)
Meaning: psalmist
psalmisonus (Noun; lemma: psalmisonus)
Meaning: psalm singer
psalmus (Noun; lemma: psalmus)
Meaning: psalm
psalterium (Noun; lemma: psalterium)
Meaning: ( music ) lute or psaltery
psaltes (Adjective; lemma: psaltis)
Meaning: dative / ablative plural of psaltēs
Psammetichus (Proper Noun; lemma: Psammetichus)
Meaning: The name of three Egyptian pharaohs
psammophilus (Noun; lemma: psammophilus)
Meaning: sand - loving ; psammophilous
psephisma (Noun; lemma: psephisma)
Meaning: plebiscite
Psessii (Proper Noun; lemma: Psessii)
Meaning: A tribe of Sarmatia mentioned by Ptolemy
pseudapostolus (Noun; lemma: pseudapostolus)
Meaning: false apostle
pseudoapostolus (Noun; lemma: pseudoapostolus)
Meaning: Alternative form of pseudapostolus
pseudocaninus (Noun; lemma: pseudocaninus)
Meaning: pseudo canine
pseudochristus (Noun; lemma: pseudochristus)
Meaning: false Christ 1979 , “ Mark 13:22 ”, in Nova Vulgata : Exsurgent enim pseudochristi et pseudoprophetae. For false Christs and false prophets shall rise.
pseudomalleus (Noun; lemma: pseudomalleus)
Meaning: ( New Latin ) false hammer
pseudopropheta (Noun; lemma: pseudopropheta)
Meaning: a false prophet
pseudoprophetia (Noun; lemma: pseudoprophetia)
Meaning: a false prophecy
pseudoscientia (Noun; lemma: pseudoscientia)
Meaning: pseudoscience
Psile (Adjective; lemma: Psilis)
Meaning: A river in Bithynia , mentioned by Pliny
psittacinus (Noun; lemma: psittacinus)
Meaning: Of or belonging to a parrot .
psittacus (Noun; lemma: psittacus)
Meaning: A parrot (bird)
psyche (Adjective; lemma: psyche)
Meaning: mind
Psyche (Proper Noun; lemma: psyche)
Meaning: mind
psychicus (Adjective; lemma: psychicus)
Meaning: animal
psychopompus (Adjective; lemma: psychopompus)
Meaning: ( post-Classical ) psychopomp ( entity who assists souls )
psychrophilus (Adjective; lemma: psychrophilus)
Meaning: psychrophilic
psyllion (Proper Noun; lemma: psyllion)
Meaning: fleabane
Psyttalia (Adjective; lemma: Psyttalia)
Meaning: An island situated off the coast of Attica , between Piraeus and Salamis
pteranodon (Noun; lemma: pteranodon)
Meaning: ( New Latin ) pteranodon
pternix (Adverb; lemma: pternix)
Meaning: ( botany ) The straight stem of a plant
pterus (Adjective; lemma: pterus)
Meaning: ( New Latin ) winged
pterygoideus (Noun; lemma: pterygoideus)
Meaning: ( anatomy ) pterygoid musculus pterygoīdeus ― pterygoid muscle
pthisicus (Noun; lemma: pthisicus)
Meaning: Alternative spelling of phthisicus
Ptilopaedes (Proper Noun; lemma: Ptilopaedes)
Meaning: ( New Latin , ornithology , rare , collectively ) All those birds that have a complete covering of down when they hatch ; all ptilopaedic birds. For quotations using this term, see Citations:Ptilopaedes .
Ptolemais (Proper Noun; lemma: Ptolemais)
Meaning: Any of several settlements in the Hellenistic world, including: Acre (a city in modern Israel ) Faiyum (a city in modern Egypt ) Ptolemaida (a city in modern Greece )
Ptolemeus (Adjective; lemma: Ptolemeus)
Meaning: Alternative form of Ptolemaeus
ptyas (Noun; lemma: ptyas)
Meaning: a kind of serpent , said to spit venom into the eyes of men.
ptygma (Noun; lemma: ptygma)
Meaning: refolded fabric
pubertas (Noun; lemma: pubertas)
Meaning: puberty (age, manifestations)
puberulus (Adjective; lemma: puberulus)
Meaning: ( New Latin ) Having short, soft hairs ; puberulous
pubes (Noun; lemma: pubes)
Meaning: adult , grown-up
publica (nan; lemma: publicus)
Meaning: of or belonging to the people , state , or community 58-49 BCE , Gaius Julius Caesar , De Bello Gallico , VI.13.4: Illi rebus divinis intersunt, sacrificia publica ac privata procurant, religiones interpretantur. The former are engaged in things sacred, conduct the public and the private sacrifices, and interpret all matters of religion.
publicanus (Noun; lemma: publicanus)
Meaning: ( relational ) public revenue
publicatio (Noun; lemma: publicatio)
Meaning: confiscation (to the public treasury)
publicitas (Noun; lemma: publicitas)
Meaning: the state of being public ; publicity
publico (nan; lemma: publicus)
Meaning: of or belonging to the people , state , or community 58-49 BCE , Gaius Julius Caesar , De Bello Gallico , VI.13.4: Illi rebus divinis intersunt, sacrificia publica ac privata procurant, religiones interpretantur. The former are engaged in things sacred, conduct the public and the private sacrifices, and interpret all matters of religion.
Publicola (Proper Noun; lemma: Publicola)
Meaning: A Roman cognomen — famously held by: Publius Valerius Publicola , a Roman consul
publicum (nan; lemma: publicus)
Meaning: of or belonging to the people , state , or community 58-49 BCE , Gaius Julius Caesar , De Bello Gallico , VI.13.4: Illi rebus divinis intersunt, sacrificia publica ac privata procurant, religiones interpretantur. The former are engaged in things sacred, conduct the public and the private sacrifices, and interpret all matters of religion.
publicus (nan; lemma: publicus)
Meaning: of or belonging to the people , state , or community 58-49 BCE , Gaius Julius Caesar , De Bello Gallico , VI.13.4: Illi rebus divinis intersunt, sacrificia publica ac privata procurant, religiones interpretantur. The former are engaged in things sacred, conduct the public and the private sacrifices, and interpret all matters of religion.
Publius (Proper Noun; lemma: Publius)
Meaning: A masculine praenomen , famously held by: Publius Valerius Publicola (6th century BCE) Pūblius Aelius Hadriānus (birth name of emperor Caesar Trāiānus Hadriānus Augustus) Publius Ovidius Naso (Roman poet, 43 BCE - 17 CE)
Pudens (Verb; lemma: pudens)
Meaning: shameful , shamefaced , bashful , shy , modest Antonyms: superbus , ferōx , īnsolēns , arrogāns , impudēns
pudenter (Adverb; lemma: pudenter)
Meaning: chastely , modestly , bashfully , shyly
pudeo (Verb; lemma: pudeo)
Meaning: ( intransitive , rare ) to be ashamed 43 BCE – c. 17 CE , Ovid , Fasti 6.573-574: dum dea fūrtīvōs timidē profitētur amōrēs, caelestemque hominī concubuisse pudet While the goddess timidly confesses her secret desires and – a divine being [with love] for a mortal! – she is ashamed to have slept with [him] [...]. (The goddess: Fortuna ; the mortal: Servius Tullius .)
pudibilis (Adjective; lemma: pudibilis)
Meaning: shameful , abominable
pudibundus (Adjective; lemma: pudibundus)
Meaning: shamefaced , bashful , modest , ashamed ; blushing
pudicitia (Noun; lemma: pudicitia)
Meaning: chastity , virtue ; shamefacedness , modesty Synonym: castitās Antonym: impudīcitia
pudicus (Adjective; lemma: pudicus)
Meaning: chaste , pure , undefiled
pudor (Noun; lemma: pudor)
Meaning: A sense of shame ; shamefacedness , shyness ; ignominy , disgrace ; humiliation . Synonym: verēcundia 43 BCE – c. 17 CE , Ovid , Fasti 5.593-594: Parthe, refers aquilās, vīctōs quoque porrigis arcūs: pignora iam nostrī nūlla pudōris habēs. Parthian, you are returning the eagles, you are extending the vanquished bows as well: Now you have no tokens of our shame . (See: Phraates V ; Aquila (Roman) .)
pudoricolor (Verb; lemma: pudoricolor)
Meaning: shame - colored , blushing , ruddy , rosy
pudorosus (Adjective; lemma: pudorosus)
Meaning: shamefaced , bashful , modest , chaste
puella (Noun; lemma: puella)
Meaning: a girl , a lass , a maiden ; a female child Parvola puella . A young girl . Pueri atque puellae . Boys and girls . Pueri innuptaeque puellae . Boys and unmarried maidens .
puellula (Noun; lemma: puellula)
Meaning: Diminutive of puella ( “ girl ” ) ; little girl , lass
puellus (Noun; lemma: puellus)
Meaning: a young boy , a little boy
puer (Noun; lemma: puer)
Meaning: a child ; chit
puera (Adjective; lemma: puer)
Meaning: a child ; chit
puerarius (Adjective; lemma: puerarius)
Meaning: ( Medieval Latin ) boyish
pueraster (Noun; lemma: pueraster)
Meaning: ( hapax , Medieval Latin ) A preadolescent or adolescent boy , a preteen or teen
puerculus (Noun; lemma: puerculus)
Meaning: Diminutive of puer : a small boy
puerigenus (Noun; lemma: puerigenus)
Meaning: that begets boys
puerilis (Adjective; lemma: puerilis)
Meaning: boyish , youthful
puerilitas (Noun; lemma: puerilitas)
Meaning: boyhood , childhood
pueriliter (Adverb; lemma: pueriliter)
Meaning: childishly , foolishly
puerinus (Noun; lemma: puerinus)
Meaning: youthful
pueritia (Noun; lemma: pueritia)
Meaning: boyhood , childhood , youth
puerpera (Noun; lemma: puerpera)
Meaning: woman in labor or in childbed , lying-in woman c. 190 BCE – 185 BCE , Plautus , Amphitryon 5.1.40 c. 30 BCE , Horace , Epodes 17.52
puerperium (Noun; lemma: puerperium)
Meaning: childbirth , delivery , childbed , confinement , lying-in c. 69 CE – 122 CE , Suetonius , Calig. 8: puerperiō cubāre to be in childbed c. 77 CE – 79 CE , Pliny the Elder , Naturalis Historia
puerperus (Adjective; lemma: puerperus)
Meaning: parturient , bringing forth children c. 59 CE , Seneca the Younger , De Beneficiis 4.35.2 8 CE , Ovid , Metamorphoses 10.511 : verba puerpera formulas that promote delivery
puertia (Noun; lemma: puertia)
Meaning: alternative form of pueritia
puerulus (Noun; lemma: puerulus)
Meaning: little boy
puerus (Noun; lemma: puerus)
Meaning: ( rare ) Alternative form of puer Sanctus Augustinus, edited by Angelus Maius (Angelo Mai), in: Novae patrum bibliothecae tomus primus continens Sancti Augustini novos ex codicibus vaticanis sermones item eiusdem speculum et alia quaedam cum diversorum patrum scriptis et tabulis XVI , 1852, p. 116: Exclamat puerus e ) Danihel, in quo Spiritus sanctus calamum cordis instrucxerat f ): e ) Ita cod. Et quidem non desunt alia exempla v. gr. Plauti. – f ) Ita cod.
puga (Noun; lemma: puga)
Meaning: ( anatomy ) buttock Synonyms: clūnis , natis 65 BCE – 8 BCE , Horace , Saturae 1.2.133: nē nummī pereant aut pūga aut dēniqua fāma.
pugil (Noun; lemma: pugil)
Meaning: a boxer , pugilist
pugilatio (Noun; lemma: pugilatio)
Meaning: boxing with the cestus , pugilism
pugilator (Noun; lemma: pugilator)
Meaning: boxer , pugilist
pugilatorius (Noun; lemma: pugilatorius)
Meaning: Alternative form of pugillātōrius
pugilatus (Verb; lemma: pugilo)
Meaning: dative / ablative singular of pugilus
pugilis (Adjective; lemma: pugilis)
Meaning: boxer , pugilist
pugillar (Noun; lemma: pugillar)
Meaning: Alternative form of pugillārēs
pugillares (Noun; lemma: pugillar)
Meaning: Alternative form of pugillārēs
pugillaria (Noun; lemma: pugillarium)
Meaning: genitive masculine / feminine / neuter plural of pugillāris
pugillariarius (Noun; lemma: pugillariarius)
Meaning: one who makes writing - tablets
pugillaris (Adjective; lemma: pugillar)
Meaning: Alternative form of pugillārēs
pugillatio (Noun; lemma: pugillatio)
Meaning: Alternative form of pugilātiō
pugillator (Noun; lemma: pugillator)
Meaning: Alternative form of pugilātor
pugillatorius (Noun; lemma: pugillatorius)
Meaning: of or belonging to the fist
pugillatus (Verb; lemma: pugillo)
Meaning: dative / ablative singular of pugillum
pugillor (Noun; lemma: pugillor)
Meaning: Alternative form of pugilor
pugillum (Noun; lemma: pugillus)
Meaning: Alternative form of pugillum
pugillus (Noun; lemma: pugillus)
Meaning: Alternative form of pugillum
pugilor (Noun; lemma: pugilor)
Meaning: to fight with the fist or cestus; to be a boxer
pugilus (Noun; lemma: pugilus)
Meaning: Alternative form of pugillum
pugiunculus (Noun; lemma: pugiunculus)
Meaning: a small dagger , poniard
pugna (Noun; lemma: pugna)
Meaning: a fight , battle , combat , action Synonyms: proelium , bellum , duellum , dimicatio , certamen
pugnacitas (Noun; lemma: pugnacitas)
Meaning: desire or fondness for fighting
pugnaciter (Adverb; lemma: pugnaciter)
Meaning: combatively , fightingly
pugnaculum (Noun; lemma: pugnaculum)
Meaning: a fortified place , fortification , fortress , bastion , bulwark
pugnantia (Verb; lemma: pugno)
Meaning: dative / ablative singular of pugnus
pugnator (Noun; lemma: pugnator)
Meaning: fighter , combatant
pugnatrix (Noun; lemma: pugnatrix)
Meaning: Female fighter or combatant .
pugnax (Adjective; lemma: pugnax)
Meaning: combative , fond of fighting , pugnacious , aggressive
pugneus (Noun; lemma: pugneus)
Meaning: ( relational ) fist
pugnicula (Noun; lemma: pugnicula)
Meaning: Diminutive of pugna : a slight contest , a skirmish
pugnitus (Verb; lemma: pugnitus)
Meaning: with the fists
pugno (Verb; lemma: pugno)
Meaning: dative / ablative singular of pugnus
pugnus (Noun; lemma: pugnus)
Meaning: a fist ; a hand with all fingers curled up
pulcellus (Noun; lemma: pulcellus)
Meaning: beautiful little
pulcer (Adjective; lemma: pulcer)
Meaning: Alternative form of pulcher
pulchellus (Adjective; lemma: pulchellus)
Meaning: Diminutive of pulcher ( “ beautiful ” ) : beautiful little
pulcher (Adjective; lemma: pulcher)
Meaning: beautiful , fair , pretty Synonyms: bellus , speciōsus , fōrmōsus
pulcherrimus (Adjective; lemma: pulcherrimus)
Meaning: superlative degree of pulcher ; most or very beautiful
pulchre (Adverb; lemma: pulchre)
Meaning: beautifully
pulchritudo (Noun; lemma: pulchritudo)
Meaning: beauty , attractiveness Synonyms: faciēs , decor , decus Antonyms: dēdecus , dehonestāmentum
pulchrum (Adjective; lemma: pulcher)
Meaning: beautiful , fair , pretty Synonyms: bellus , speciōsus , fōrmōsus
pulcre (Adjective; lemma: pulcre)
Meaning: Alternative form of pulchrē
pulegium (Noun; lemma: pulegium)
Meaning: pennyroyal ( Mentha pulegium )
pulex (Noun; lemma: pulex)
Meaning: flea
pulicarius (Noun; lemma: pulicarius)
Meaning: of, of having fleas
pullarius (Noun; lemma: pullarius)
Meaning: of or pertaining to young chicks , esp. as used in divination
pullatus (Verb; lemma: pullo)
Meaning: to put forth , sprout out, germinate [1]
pulleiaceus (Noun; lemma: pulleiaceus)
Meaning: black
pullicenus (Noun; lemma: pullicenus)
Meaning: a chick , chicken
pullinus (Noun; lemma: pullinus)
Meaning: of or belonging to young animals
pullulo (Noun; lemma: pullulus)
Meaning: Diminutive of pullus : young (of animals) chick sprout , twig (term of endearment) darling
pullulus (Proper Noun; lemma: pullulus)
Meaning: Diminutive of pullus : young (of animals) chick sprout , twig (term of endearment) darling
pulmentarium (Noun; lemma: pulmentarium)
Meaning: A porridge-like mix consumed by the poor of Ancient Roman; this was made with a mixture of lentils, peas and beans.
pulmentum (Noun; lemma: pulmentum)
Meaning: a small portion of meat or fish eaten as a starter to a meal (later applied to larger savory dishes)
pulmonicus (Noun; lemma: pulmonicus)
Meaning: ( Medieval Latin ) Having diseased lungs; consumptive .
pulpa (Noun; lemma: pulpa)
Meaning: the soft part of an animal 's body ; flesh
pulpitum (Verb; lemma: pulpitum)
Meaning: platform , scaffold , or pulpit for public presentations or lectures
pulpo (Noun; lemma: pulpo)
Meaning: ( intransitive , of vultures ) to cry
pulpus (Noun; lemma: pulpus)
Meaning: ( Late Latin ) octopus
puls (Verb; lemma: puls)
Meaning: meal , porridge
pulsatio (Noun; lemma: pulsatio)
Meaning: beating , striking
pulso (Verb; lemma: pello)
Meaning: to push , drive , hurl , impel , propel ; expel , banish , eject , thrust out Synonyms: exigō , ablēgō , exsulō , expellō , exportō , āmoveō , auferō , eximō , fugō , ēiciō
pulsus (Verb; lemma: pulsus)
Meaning: pulse , impulse , beat , stroke Synonyms: vulnus , colaphus , ictus , plāga
pultiphagus (Noun; lemma: pultiphagus)
Meaning: porridge -eating
pulverulentus (Noun; lemma: pulverulentus)
Meaning: dusty ; pulverulent
pulvillus (Noun; lemma: pulvillus)
Meaning: Diminutive of pulvīnus ( “ pillow ” )
Pulvillus (Proper Noun; lemma: Pulvillus)
Meaning: A Roman cognomen — famously held by: Marcus Horatius Pulvillus , a Roman consul
pulvinar (Noun; lemma: pulvinar)
Meaning: A couch for (images of) the gods
pulvinatus (Verb; lemma: pulvino)
Meaning: dative / ablative singular of pulvīnus
pulvinus (Noun; lemma: pulvinus)
Meaning: cushion , pillow , bolster
pumex (Noun; lemma: pumex)
Meaning: a pumice stone
pumilus (Adjective; lemma: pumilus)
Meaning: dwarf
punctatus (Noun; lemma: punctatus)
Meaning: punctuated
puncticollis (Noun; lemma: puncticollis)
Meaning: ( New Latin ) having a pierced stem
punctifrons (Noun; lemma: punctifrons)
Meaning: ( New Latin ) marked with points on the front or forehead
punctillum (Noun; lemma: punctillum)
Meaning: a little point , a dot , spot
punctim (Adverb; lemma: punctim)
Meaning: with the point Antonym: caesim
punctio (Noun; lemma: punctio)
Meaning: puncture , pricking
punctiuncula (Noun; lemma: punctiuncula)
Meaning: Diminutive of pūnctiō : a slight pricking , a pricking pain
punctorium (Noun; lemma: punctorium)
Meaning: an instrument for pricking or puncturing
punctulatus (Noun; lemma: punctulatus)
Meaning: Having small spots or punctures ; punctulate
punctum (Noun; lemma: punctum)
Meaning: ( also grammar , mathematics ) point 1858 [ 1712 ], Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz , edited by Carl Immanuel Gerhardt and Georg Heinrich Pertz, Gesammelte Werke: Leibnizens mathematische Schriften [ Collected Works: Leibniz's Mathematical Writings ], volume 5, "In Euclidis πρῶτα" [About the first things of Euclid], page 183 : I. Pūnctum est cujus pars nūlla est. Addendum est, situm habēns . Aliōquī et temporis īnstāns, et Anima pūnctum foret. Sit locus X ¯ {\displaystyle {\bar {X}}} ; sī jam quicquid est in locō X ¯ {\displaystyle {\bar {X}}} , sit X {\displaystyle X} , dīcētur X {\displaystyle X} esse pūnctum , quāle A {\displaystyle A} . 1. A point is that of which there is no part. Having a position must be added. Otherwise, both an instant of time and a Soul would be a point . Let there be a locus X ¯ {\displaystyle {\bar {X}}} ; if anything is already in the locus X ¯ {\displaystyle {\bar {X}}} , let it be X {\displaystyle X} . X {\displaystyle X} will be said to be a point , such as A {\displaystyle A} .
punctuo (Noun; lemma: punctuum)
Meaning: genitive plural of pūnctus
punctura (Noun; lemma: punctura)
Meaning: a pricking , prick , puncture
punctus (Noun; lemma: punctus)
Meaning: pricked , punctured , pierced , having been pricked.
pungo (Verb; lemma: pungo)
Meaning: to prick , puncture , sting
puniceus (Noun; lemma: puniceus)
Meaning: pure lively red , scarlet
punicus (Adjective; lemma: punicus)
Meaning: Punic , Carthaginian
punitio (Noun; lemma: punitio)
Meaning: punishment Synonyms: sānctiō , poena , supplicium , mercēs , exemplum , vindicātiō , animadversus , vindicta , pretium , malum
punitor (Noun; lemma: punitor)
Meaning: a punisher
pupa (Noun; lemma: pupa)
Meaning: girl , little girl Synonyms: puella , puellula
pupilla (Noun; lemma: pupilla)
Meaning: Diminutive of pūpula : an underage orphan , female ward ( transferred sense , anatomy ) the pupil of the eye
pupillus (Noun; lemma: pupillus)
Meaning: orphan , ward
puppis (Noun; lemma: puppis)
Meaning: stern , poop of a ship
puppus (Noun; lemma: puppus)
Meaning: Alternative form of pūpus
pupula (Noun; lemma: pupula)
Meaning: pupil (of the eye)
pupulus (Noun; lemma: pupulus)
Meaning: Diminutive of pūpus ( “ boy ” ) ; little boy
pupus (Noun; lemma: pupus)
Meaning: a boy , a child
pure (Adverb; lemma: pura)
Meaning: inflection of pūrus : nominative / vocative feminine singular nominative / accusative / nominative neuter plural
purgamentum (Noun; lemma: purgamentum)
Meaning: sweepings , offscourings , filth , dirt Synonym: quisquilia
purgatio (Noun; lemma: purgatio)
Meaning: purification , cleansing , purging
purgatorium (Adjective; lemma: purgatorius)
Meaning: of or related to making clean , purificatory
purgatorius (Adjective; lemma: purgatorius)
Meaning: of or related to making clean , purificatory
purificatio (Noun; lemma: purificatio)
Meaning: purification
puritas (Noun; lemma: puritas)
Meaning: freedom from pollution , purity Synonyms: munditia , pūritia
puriter (Adverb; lemma: puriter)
Meaning: cleanly , clearly , purely
purpura (Noun; lemma: purpura)
Meaning: the purple-fish , a species of shellfish or mussel
purpurarius (Noun; lemma: purpurarius)
Meaning: purple
purpuratus (Verb; lemma: purpuro)
Meaning: to make (something) purple
purpureus (Adjective; lemma: purpureus)
Meaning: purple , including reddish , violet , and brownish
purulentus (Noun; lemma: purulentus)
Meaning: purulent , festering
purus (Adjective; lemma: purus)
Meaning: clear , limpid Synonyms: putus , absolūtus Antonyms: incestus , sordidus , impurus
pus (Noun; lemma: pus)
Meaning: pus
Pusanensis (nan; lemma: Pusanensis)
Meaning: Of Busan
pusillanimis (Noun; lemma: pusillanimis)
Meaning: faint-hearted , timid , pusillanimous
pusillanimitas (Noun; lemma: pusillanimitas)
Meaning: faintheartedness , timidity , pusillanimity
pusillitas (Noun; lemma: pusillitas)
Meaning: littleness , smallness , tininess
pusillulus (Adjective; lemma: pusillulus)
Meaning: Diminutive of pusillus ( “ very little, very small, tiny ” )
pusillus (Adjective; lemma: pusillus)
Meaning: very little , very small , tiny ( contemptuously ) puny , petty , insignificant
pusio (Noun; lemma: pusio)
Meaning: lad (young boy)
Pusio (Noun; lemma: Pusio)
Meaning: A Roman cognomen — famously held by: Lucius Cornelius Pusio , a Roman consul
pustula (Noun; lemma: pustula)
Meaning: inflamed sore , blister , pustule
pustulatum (Noun; lemma: pustulatus)
Meaning: blistered
pustulatus (Verb; lemma: pustulatus)
Meaning: blistered
pustulosus (Noun; lemma: pustulosus)
Meaning: full of blisters or pustules
pusulatum (Noun; lemma: pusulatum)
Meaning: inflection of pūsulātus : nominative / accusative / vocative neuter singular accusative masculine singular
pusulatus (Noun; lemma: pusulatus)
Meaning: Alternative form of pustulātus ( “ blistered , cupellated ” )
pusus (Noun; lemma: pusus)
Meaning: a boy , a little boy
puta (SCONJ; lemma: puta)
Meaning: second-person singular present active imperative of putō ( “ think! ” )
putamen (Noun; lemma: putamen)
Meaning: cutting , clipping (that which is cut away)
putatio (Noun; lemma: putatio)
Meaning: The act of pruning or lopping ( of trees ) .
puteal (Verb; lemma: puteal)
Meaning: a puteal ( stone enclosure or curb around a well )
puteo (Noun; lemma: puteus)
Meaning: pit , dungeon
puter (Noun; lemma: puter)
Meaning: rotten , decaying
putesco (Verb; lemma: putesco)
Meaning: to rot , decay , putrefy
puteus (Noun; lemma: puteus)
Meaning: pit , dungeon
putide (Adverb; lemma: putide)
Meaning: disgustingly, disagreeably, offensively
putidus (Adjective; lemma: putidus)
Meaning: ( literally ) rotten , decaying , spoiled , fetid ( of a wound ) festering , infected , purulent , suppurating ( without the attendant notion of decay or infection ) stinking , reeking , foul , mephitic
putillus (Noun; lemma: putillus)
Meaning: very tiny ( term of endearment )
puto (Verb; lemma: puto)
Meaning: ( very rare ) to clean , cleanse
putor (Noun; lemma: putor)
Meaning: a stink , stench , foul odor
putorius (Noun; lemma: putorius)
Meaning: polecat
putredo (Noun; lemma: putredo)
Meaning: putrefaction , rottenness
putrefactio (Noun; lemma: putrefactio)
Meaning: rotting , putrefaction
putresco (Noun; lemma: putresco)
Meaning: to putrefy , rot
putridus (Noun; lemma: putridus)
Meaning: rotten , decayed , putrid
putus (Verb; lemma: putus)
Meaning: pure Synonym: pūrus Antonym: impūrus 1st century BCE , P. Alfenus Varus, Aulus Gellius' Noctes Atticae 7.5.1: In foedere quod inter populum Rōmānum et Carthāginiēnsēs factum est, scrīptum invenītur, ut Carthāginiēnsēs quotannīs populō Rōmānō darent certum pondus argentī pūrī putī , quaesītumque est, quid esset pūrum putum . respondī ego putum esse valdē pūrum.
pyelus (Noun; lemma: pyelus)
Meaning: A bath
pygargus (Adjective; lemma: pygargus)
Meaning: addax (antelope with a white rump)
pygidialis (Adjective; lemma: pygidialis)
Meaning: ( New Latin ) pygidial
pygmaeus (Noun; lemma: pygmaeus)
Meaning: Of or pertaining to a pygmy or dwarf , especially to the mythical Pygmaeī of Africa.
pygmeus (Adjective; lemma: pygmeus)
Meaning: Alternative form of pygmaeus
pylorus (Noun; lemma: pylorus)
Meaning: The lower orifice of the stomach.
pyogenes (Noun; lemma: pyogenes)
Meaning: ( New Latin ) pyogenic , pus -producing; A specific epithet for several pyogenic bacteria
pyra (Noun; lemma: pyra)
Meaning: (funeral) pyre
pyralis (Adjective; lemma: pyralis)
Meaning: a winged insect that was supposed to live in fire
pyramidalis (Adjective; lemma: pyramidalis)
Meaning: pyramidal
Pyranthus (Proper Noun; lemma: Pyranthus)
Meaning: A town of Crete situated near Gortyna
Pyrasus (Proper Noun; lemma: Pyrasus)
Meaning: A town of Phthiotis , in Thessaly
pyren (Noun; lemma: pyren)
Meaning: An unknown kind of precious stone
pyrenaicus (Adjective; lemma: pyrenaicus)
Meaning: Pyrenean
pyrifolius (Noun; lemma: pyrifolius)
Meaning: ( New Latin ) fiery - red - leafed
pyriformis (Adjective; lemma: pyriformis)
Meaning: Alternative form of pirifōrmis
pyrius (Noun; lemma: pyrius)
Meaning: fiery
pyrobolus (Noun; lemma: pyrobolus)
Meaning: cannon Synonym: tormentum 1550 , Antonio Mizauld , Aesculapii et Uraniae Medicum [ … ] , page 4 : Quam rem dum visum erit, experiundo condiscetis, excusso à pyrobolo de ipso lapide igni: qui profectò tam acer est, vt aridis exceptus fomentis, populosam vrbem, ac vastissimam syluam leuiter incendere possit, & in cineres illico conuertere. (please add an English translation of this quotation)
pyropus (Noun; lemma: pyropus)
Meaning: an alloy of copper and gold c. 77 CE – 79 CE , Pliny the Elder , Naturalis Historia 34.94 : in cyprio [coronarium et regulare est utrumque	ductile] coronarium tenuatur in lamnas, taurorumque felle tinctum speciem auri in coronis histrionum praebet, idemque in uncias additis auri scripulis senis praetenui pyropi brattea ignescit. In Cyprian copper we have the kind known as "coronarium," and that called "regulare," both of them ductile. The former is made into thin leaves, and, after being coloured with ox-gall, is used for what has all the appearance of gilding on the coronets worn upon the stage. The same substance, if mixed with gold, in the proportion of six scruples of gold to the ounce, and reduced into thin plates, acquires a fiery red colour, and is termed " pyropus ." —John Bostock, The Natural History, London. Taylor and Francis, Red Lion Court, Fleet Street. 1855. Perseus
pyrotechnicus (Adjective; lemma: pyrotechnicus)
Meaning: pyrotechnic , of or relating to pyrotechny 2013 , Reijo Pitkäranta, Novae res ex Corea Septentrionali [1] , Nuntii Latini 11.1.2013: Ad res mutatas pertinet etiam, quod novus annus festivitatibus et spectaculo pyrotechnico celebrabatur. It even signals changes, for the new year was celebrated with festivities and a pyrotechnic show. 2013 , Reijo Pitkäranta, Incendium in Brasilia funestum [2] , Nuntii Latini 1.2.2013: Neque abest suspicio, quin clades e materia pyrotechnica , qua artifices musici in scaenam prodeuntes utebantur, initium ceperit. Nor is suspicion absent, in fact the destruction may have started with pyrotechnic materials in the form of devices used in the production of live music.
pyrrhulus (Noun; lemma: pyrrhulus)
Meaning: ( New Latin ) red in colour
pyrricha (Noun; lemma: pyrricha)
Meaning: war dance
Pythagoras (Proper Noun; lemma: Pythagoras)
Meaning: Pythagoras , a Greek mathematician.
pythia (Noun; lemma: pythia)
Meaning: ( historical ) A priestess of Pythian Apollo ; Pythia
pythius (Noun; lemma: pythius)
Meaning: Pythian