pro; ante; prae before
magister (m); magistra (f); docens (m); doctor (m); doctrix (f); praeceptor (m); praeceptrix teacher
praeceptum (n) recipe
regula (f); lex (f); norma (f); praeceptum (n); praescriptum (n) rule
matutinus (m); praecox early
praedicator preacher
gravida (f); praegnans pregnant
praenomen (n) given name
praepositio (f) preposition
praeputium (n) prepuce
praesens present tense
praesens present
praesidens (m), praesidentis '(genitive)' president
prandium (n); ientaculum (n) breakfast
prandium (n) lunch
praseodymium praseodymium
precor pray
rogare; precari; quaero ask
capio; prehendo; sumo take
prescriptio (f) (-ionis) advertisement
pretiosus expensive
pretiosus valuable
pretium price
qui arat olivetum, rogat fructum (he who plows the olive-yard, invites crops), qui stercorat, exorat (he who mucks, prevails upon), qui caedit, cogit (he who cuts to pieces, gathers) no pain, no gain
prius; antea previously
numerus primus (m) prime number
quam primum; quam celerrime as soon as possible
primus first
princips (m); regulus; princeps prince
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pregnant gravida (f); praegnans
preposition praepositio (f)
prepuce praeputium (n)
present tense praesens
present praesens
president praesidens (m), praesidentis '(genitive)'
praise laudare
praseodymium praseodymium
pray precor
prefer addico; malo
pregnancy graviditas (f); gravitas (f)
be prepared estote parati
present donum (n); munus (n)
price pretium
pretty pulcher (m); pulchra (f); pulchrum (n)
previous antiquus
previously prius; antea
pride superbia (f)
priest sacerdos (m); flamen (m)
prime number numerus primus (m)
prince princips (m); regulus; princeps
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