latin P words

pabulor

I forage

pabulari

to forage

pabulatus sum

I foraged

pabulatus

having foraged

pabulum, pabuli (n)

forage, fodder, food (for cattle); fuel

paco

I pacify, subdue

pacare

(pacificare)

to pacify, subdue

pacavi

I pacified, subdued

pacatus

having been pacified, subdued

pactum, pacti (n)

(patto)

pact, agreement, contract

paene (adv.) 

almost, nearly

paeniteo

(pentirsi)

I cause regret; repent, am sorry

paenitere

to cause regret; repent, am sorry

paenitui

I caused regret; repented, was sorry

pagus, pagi (m)

country district, community, canton

palam

openly

Pallas, Palladis (f)

Athena; Pallas Athene

palus, paludis (f)

(palude)

marsh, swamp

panis, panis (m)

(pane)

bread

par, paris

(pari)

equal in, match for, on par with (skill, position, age, rank)

parco (+ dative)

I am sparing, spare 

parcere

(risparmiare)

to be sparing, spare

(be frugal, economical)

peperci

I was sparing, spared

parsus

having been sparing, spared

parens, parentis (m/f)

parent (relations pl)

pareo

I obey

parere

to obey

pariu

I obeyed

paritus

having been obeyed

pario

I bear, give birth to, beget (a child); acquire

parere

(partorire)

to bear, give birth to, beget (a child); acquire

peperi

I bore, gave birth to, begot (a child); acquired

partus

(origin of partum e.g. postpartum)

having been borne, given birth to, begotten; acquired

pariter

together, at the same time

paratus, parata, paratum

(preparato)

prepared

paro

I prepare, make ready, provide

parare

(preparare)

to prepare, make ready, provide

paravi

I prepared, made ready, provided

paratus

having been prepared, made ready, provided

pars, partis, partium (f)

(parte)

part

partim

(parzialmente/in parte)

partly, in part

parum (adv. and indeclinable adj.) 

too little, not enough 

parvus, para, parvum

(piccolo)

small, little

passim

here and there; everywhere

passus, passus (m)

(passo)

pace

pateo

I am open, visible, accessible

patere

to be open, visible, accessible

patui

I was open, visible, accessible

pater, patris (m)

(padre)

father

paternus, paterna, paternum

(paterno)

of a father, paternal, ancestral

patior

I suffer, endure

pati

(patire/penare/soffrire)

to suffer, endure

passus sum

I suffered, endured

passus

having suffered, endured

patres conscripti, patrum conscriptorum (m)

senators

patria, patriae (f)

(paese/patria)

country, homeland

patrius, patria, patrium

hereditary

patronus, patroni (m)

(patrono)

patron; advocate; defender, protector

pauci, paucae, pauca

(pocco)

few, a few

paulatim

little by little

paulisper

for a short time

paulus, paula, paulum

little, small (amount/quantity)

pauper, pauperis

(povero)

poor, pauperous

paveo

I am frightened, panicked

pavere

to be frightened, panicked

pavi

I was frightened, panicked

pavor, pavoris (m)

fear, panic

pavidus, pavida, pavidum

(impaurito/spaventato/panico)

fearful, panicked

pax, pacis (f)

(pace)

peace

pectus, pectoris (n)

(petto)

breast, heart

pecunia, pecuniae (f)

money

pecus, pecoris (n)

cattle, herd, flock

pedes, peditis (m)

infantry

pelagus, pelagi (n)

sea, open sea

pello

I drive out, push out; banish; beat, rout

pellere

(origine di espellere/spingere/repellere/respingere)

to drive out, push out; banish; beat, rout

pepuli

I drove out, pushed out; banished; beat, routed

pulsus

having been driven out, pushed out; banished; beaten, routed

Penates, Penatium (m)

household gods (home, dwelling, larder in msing)

pendo

I weight; pay out

pendere

to weight; pay out

pependi

I weighed; paid out

pensus

having been weighed; paid out

penitus, penita, penitum

inner, inward

penna, pennae (f)

(piuma)

feather (wing fpl)

per (prep. + accusative)

(per)

through, along

perdo

I lose; waste; ruin; destroy

perdere

(perdere)

to lose; waste; ruin; destroy

perdidi

I lost; wasted; ruined; destroyed

perditus

having been lost; wasted; ruined; destroyed

perennis, perennis, perenne

(perenne)

perennial, perpetual, continual, everlasting

pereo

I die, perish

perire

(perire)

to die, perish

perii

I died, perished

peritus

having been died, perished

perfero

I carry through; endure (to the end)

perferre

to carry through; endure (to the end)

pertuli

I carried through; endured (to the end)

perlatus

having been carried through; endured (to the end)

perficio

I finish; bring about; perfect