nubes - priscus

Nubes, nubis

Cloud (noun f 3)

Nubilus, nubila, nubilum

Cloudy (adj 2-1-2)

Numen, numinis

Divine power, divinity, god (noun n 3)

Nympha, nymphae

Nymph; young woman, bride (noun f 1)

Obscurus, obscura, obscurum

Dark (adj 2-1-2)

Obstupesco, obstupescere, obstipui

Be amazed, be dumbstruck (verb 3rd)

Opto, optare, optavi, optatum

Choose; wish, desire (verb 1st)

Orbis, orbis

Circle, sphere; country, world; eye (noun m 3)

Orbus, orba, orbum

Deprived, bereft (of, +abl) (adj 2-1-2)

Orcus, Orci

The (god of the) Underworld (noun m 3)

Os, ossis

Bone (noun n 3)

Osculum, osculi

Kiss (noun n 2)

Ovis, ovis

Sheep (noun f 3)

Pallas, Palladis

Pallas Athene (goddess of wisdom) (noun f 3)

Pariter

Together, at the same time (adv)

Paternus, paterna, paternum

Of a father, ancestral (adj 2-1-2)

Pavidus, pavida, pavidum

Trembling, terrified, alarmed (adj 2-1-2)

Pecus, pecoris

Cattle, herd (noun n 3)

Pelagus, pelagi

Sea (noun n 2 irreg)

Penates, Penatium

Household gods, home (noun m 3 pl)

Penitus

Deep within; completely (adv)

Penna, pennae

Feather; pl wing (noun f 1)

Perennis, perenne

Through the year(s), enduring (adj 3)

Perfundo, perfundere, perfusi, perfundus

Pour over, (make) wet; spread (verb 3rd)

Phoebus, Phoebi

Phoebus (title of Apollo) (noun m 2)

Pingo, pingere, pinxi, pictum

Paint, colour; embroider

Pinus, pinus

Pine-tree; ship (noun f 4)

Piscis, piscis

Fish (noun m 3)

Plango, plangere, planxi, planctum

Strike, beat the breast, mourn (verb 3rd)

Pluma, plumae

Feather (noun f 1)

Polus, poli

Pole; sky, heaven (noun m 2)

Pontus, ponti

Sea (noun m 2)

Pratum, prati

Meadow (noun n 2)

Preces, precum

Prayers (or sg in dat/abl only) (noun f 3 pl)

Premo, premere, pressi, pressum

Press, crush (verb 3rd)

Priscus, prisca, priscum

Old, former, ancient (adj 2-1-2)