Latin Vocab O-P

occido

I kill

occidere

To kill

occidi

I killed

occisus

Having been killed

offero

I offer

offerre

To offer

obtuli

I offered

oblatus

Having been offered

olim

Once, some time ago

omnis, omne

All, every

opprimo

I crush, overwhelm

opprimere

To crush, overwhelm

oppressi

I crushed, overwhelmed

oppressus

Having been crushed, overwhelmed

oppugno

I attack

oppugnare

To attack

oppugnavi

I attacked

oppugnatus

Having been attacked

oro

I beg

orare

To beg

oravi

I begged

oratus

Having been begged

ostendo

I show

ostendere

To show

ostendi

I showed

ostentus

Having been shown

paene

Almost, nearly

paro

I prepare, provide

parare

To prepare, provide

paravi

I prepared, provided

paratus

Having been prepared, provided

pars, partis, f (3)

Part

parvus, parva, parvum

Small

pater, patris, m (3)

Father

patior

I suffer, endure

pati

To suffer, endure

passus sum

I suffered, endured

patria, patriae, f (1)

Country, homeland

pauci, paucae, pauca

Few, a few

pax, pacis, f (3)

Peace

pecunia, pecuniae, f (1)

Money

pello

I drive

pellere

To drive

pepuli

I drove

pulsus

Having been driven

per + accusative

Through, along

pereo

I die, perish

perire

To die, perish

perii

I died, perished

periculum, periculi, n (2)

Danger

persuadeo + dative

I persuade

persuadere + dative

To persuade

persuasi + dative

I persuaded

perterritus, perterrita, perterritum

Terrified

pervenio

I reach, arrive at

pervenire

To reach, arrive at

perveni

I reached, arrived at

perventus

Having been reached, arrived at

pes, pedis, m (3)

Foot

peto

I make for, seek, beg/ask for

petere

To make for, seek, beg/ask for

petivi

I made for, sought, begged/asked for

petitus

Having been made for, sought, begged/asked for

plenus, plena, plenum

Full

poena, poenae, f (1)

Punishment

poenas do

Pay the penalty

pono

I put, place, put up

ponere

To put, place, put up

posui

I put, placed, put up

positus

Having been put, placed, put up

porta, portae, f (1)

Gate

porto

I carry, bear, take

portare

To carry, bear, take

portavi

I carried, bore, took

portatus

Having been carried, bore, taken

possum

I can, am able

posse

To be able

potui

I could, was able

post + accusative

After, behind

postea

Afterwards

postquam

After, when

postridie

On the next day

praemium, praemii, n (2)

Prize, reward, profit

primo

At first

primus, prima, primum

First

princeps, principis, m (3)

Chief, emperor

pro + ablative

In front of, for, in return for

procedo

I advance, proceed

procedere

To advance, proceed

processi

I advanced, proceeded

proelium, proelii, n (2)

Battle

proficiscor

I set out

proficisci

To set out

profectus sum

I set out

progredior

I advance

progredi

To advance

progressus sum

I advanced

promitto

I promise

promittere

To promise

promisi

I promised