ENGLISH-LATIN DICTIONARY - Phần 4

e, mass : congeries 
piles, heaps, masses : strues 
pillaging, looting, sacking, plundering, robbing : 
depopulatio 
pillow : lodix, -icis[Noun] 
pillows : lodices 
pincers, tongs : forceps 
pine wood : pinetum 
pious, dutiful, compassionate, respectful, 
gracious : pius 
pit, abyss /the underworld : barathrum 
pitch-pine torch : taeda 
pitfall, snare, trap : forca 
pity, mercy : misericordia 
place for keeping fruit : oporotheca 
place where two ways meet : bivium 
place, location, situation, spot : locus 
placed near, approaching, appropriate, 
appositively : appositus 
plague (Vulgate), affliction, scourge : plaga 
plague, epidemic, pestilence /destruction, curse : 
pestis pestis 
plague, pestilence, calamity : lues 
plain, simple, direct, open, straightforward : 
directus 
plainly, clearly : plane 
plainly : enucleate 
plaintiff, complainant : postulator 
plaintive : postulativus 
plant, shoot, sprout, twig, sprig : planta 
planted with trees : arbustus 
planter, father, creator : sator 
platform, raised place : suggestus 
platform, stage : pulpitum 
playful, means arbitrary, capricious : ludicer 
pleasant [of a place] : amoena 
pleasant, delightful : jucundus 
pleasant, one devoted to pleasure : voluptarius 
pleasantness [of a place] : amoenitas 
pleasure, charm : iucunditas 
pleasure : voluptas 
plenteousness, richness, fertility : ubertas 
plentifully furnished, fertile : fecunda 
pliant : flexilis 
plough-coulter : culter, cultri 
ploughshare : vomer 
plow : aratrum 
plowman, cultivator : arator 
plowshare : socus 
plowshare : vomer 
plunder, booty, spoils of war, loot, gain, prey : 
praeda, preda 
plundering, looting, stripping, robbing : spoliatio 
plundering, taking booty : expilatio 
poem, verse, rhyme : poema poematis 
poetry, poem, song : camena 
point, the pointed end /spear, javelin /cooking 
spit : cuspis 
pointed down, sloping down : fastigatus 
poise, balance : libramen 
poison : toxicum 
poisonous, magical /witch, wizard, caster of spells 
: veneficus 
poisonous : venenifer 
pole, heavens : polus 
poll tax : capitagium 
pompous, swollen, puffed up, inflated : inflatus 
poor, helpless, in need, needy, wthout resources : 
inops 
poor, with few means, poverty-stricken : pauper 
poppy : papaver 
populace, laity : populus 
populace, lower classes, the mob : plebs 
popular : populus 
portent, omen, monster : monstrum 
portent : monstrum 
porter, pall-bearer, carrier of a burden /steward : 
baiulus 
position, place, arrangment : positus 
possession, property : possessio 
posterity : posteri 
poultice / alleviation : fomentum 
pound, talent, endowment, aptitude : talentum 
power to command, authority, command, rule, 
control : imperium 
power, ability, authority /opportunity : potestas 
power, means, opportunity, capacity, ability, 
stock : facultas 
practical judgment, discretion : prudentia 
practice in oratory : declamatio 
practice, preparation, getting ready : meditatio 
praise : laudo, laudare, laudavi, laudatum[Verb] 
praise : lauda (command)[Verb] 
praise, commendation : laudatio 
praise, glory, fame : laus 
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praised : laudatus 
praiser : laudator 
praiser : laudator 
praisers : laudatores, -ium (m 
praiseworthy, laudable : laudabilis 
prating, chattering, talkativeness : garrulitas 
pray : orare[Verb] 
pray : precari[Verb] 
pray : rogare[Verb] 
prayer : imploratio[Noun] 
prayer : precatio[Noun] 
prayer : preces[Noun] 
prayer, beseeching : precatus 
prayer, wish, desire /vow, promise to God : votum 
prayer : deprecatio 
prayer : oratio 
prayerful : supplex[Adjective] 
praying : precatio[Noun] 
praying : preces[Noun] 
preach : docere[Verb] 
preach : orationem habere[Verb] 
preach : praedicare[Verb] 
preacher : praedicator[Noun] 
preaches : docet[Verb] 
preaches : orationem habet[Verb] 
preaches : praedica[Verb] 
preaching (s), foretelling (s), condemning : 
praedicatio 
preamble : exordium[Noun] 
preambles : exordia[Noun] 
precept, preconception : praecepio, precepio 
precipice : praeceps 
precise : subtilis 
precision : subtilitas 
predecessor : antecessor 
prediction, divination : divinatio 
preferring : malens 
prefix meaning half- : sem 
pregnant : gravida 
prelates, chiefs, magnates : proceres 
preliminary exercise, prelude : prolusio 
preparation, fitting out, equipment : paratus 
prepare, provide /draw up an order of battle : 
instruo 
prepared or ready for battle : procinctu 
prepared, ready, equipped, skilled : paratus 
presence, presence of mind, effect, power : 
praesentia 
presentiment : praesagium 
presuming, haughty : arrogans 
presumption : arrogantia 
pretense, : simulatio 
prettily, handsomely, charmingly : belle 
pretty : pulchellus 
prevail upon, beg : exoro 
previous, former : praevius 
price, vaue, reward : pretium 
pride, arrogance : superbia 
pride, haughtiness : fastosus 
prison, cell, jail, dungeon : carcer 
prithee : sodes 
private, unofficial, a private person : privatus 
privy counsellor : secretarius 
privy to : conscius 
probity, uprightness, honesty : probitas 
procedure, theory : ratio 
procession, progress : processus 
procurer, go-between : leno 
prodigious : ingens 
prodigy, portent / monster, unnatural thing : 
prodigium 
produce, bring forward, bring out : producto 
produxi productum 
producer, someone who causes something : 
effector, effectrix 
producing : exhibitio 
productive, fertile, abundant, rich : uber 
profane, desecrate : profano 
profit, a source of profit, gainiing, getting : 
quaestus questus 
profit, favorable condition, requirements : 
commodum 
profit, the use of something : ususfructus 
profitable, fond of gain, rich : quaestuosus 
questuosus 
profitable, gainful : lucrosus 
profusely : profusius 
profusion, prodigiality : prodigentia 
prohibition, restrain, forbidding : prohibitio 
project, thrust forward : exsertus exertus 
prolong, protract/ bring forward : extraho 
promise, assurance, word of honor, engagement : 
fides 
promise, offer : promissum 
promise, trust, faith, belief, truth : fides 
promise : pollicitatio 
promised, a promise : pollicitus 
promote, divulge, bring to light : producto 
produxi productum 
promoter : fautor 
promptly, resolutely, readily : prompte 
promptly : expedite 
proof, evidence, witness, indication : testimonium 
proof, evidence : argumentum 
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proper, fit, commodious : commodus 
proper, worthy, fitting, deserving, capable : 
idoneus 
properly, fittingly, suitably : decens, decenter 
prophetic : praesagus 
propitious : prosper 
proposal, proposition : propositio 
proposition, thesis : thesis 
propped up, supported : subnixus subnisus 
propriety, decency of behavior : decentia 
propserity, good fortune : prosperitas 
proscenium : proscaenium, -i (n 
prosecutor : condemnator, -oris (m 
prosecutors : condemnatores, -ium (m 
prospect : prospectus, -us (m 
prospering : prosperans, -ntis[Noun] 
prosperity : prosperitas, -atis (f 
prosperous : prosperus[Adjective] 
prosperously : prospere[Adverb] 
prostitute : prostituo, -ere, -ui, -utus[Verb] 
prostitute, whore, harlot : meretrix meretricis 
prostrate : prosterno, -ere, -stravi, -stratum[Verb] 
prostrated : prostratus[Adjective] 
protected, safe, secure : tutis 
protection, custody : custodia 
protection, guard, charge /guardianship, tutelage 
: tutela 
protonotary : prothonotario 
proud / alert / anxious /cheerful : erectus 
proven, rich in material : argumentosus 
provided with grain : farratus 
providence, foresight, prudence : providentia 
provisions, supplies, victuals : penus, us 
provocative : incentivus 
prow : prora 
prudent, wise : prudens 
prudent : provida 
pruner : putator 
public : forensis 
publication, promulgation (of a law) : 
promulgatio 
publish, bring forth, appoint /abandon, betray : 
prodo 
publishing, spreading abroad : divulgatio 
puffed up : elatus 
puff-up, proud of oneself, arrogant : elatus 
punish, fine, mulct : muto 
punisher, avenger : punitor 
punishment : supplicium 
pupil of the eye : pupula 
pure, free from, spotless, without stain : purus 
pure, unadulterated, unpolluted : incontaminatus 
pure, unmixed, unadulterated : putus 
purely, spotlessly, purely, uprightly, chastely : 
caste 
purity, charity, virtue, sanctity, sacredness : 
sanctimonia 
purity, chastity, state of being unpolluted, morally 
clean : castimonia 
purple dye, purple cloth /high rank, emperorship 
: purpura 
purple, red : puniceus 
purple : blatta 
purse, little bag, little sack : sacculus 
pursuer, hunter, suiter : sectator, sector 
pursuing the matter many times : multis 
prosecutionibus 
push aside, thrust away : depulso 
push forward, move ahead, advance : promoveo 
promovi promotum 
put away, remove / hide, conceal : abdo 
put forth, give out : edo 
put in peril, endangered : periclitatus 
quadrangular : quadriangulus[Adjective] 
quadruped : quadrupes[Noun] 
quadruple : quadruplex[Adjective] 
quaestor : quaestor[Noun] 
quagmire : palus[Noun] 
quail : coturnix[Noun] 
quails : coturnices[Noun] 
quaint : mirus[Adjective] 
quake : tremere[Verb] 
quaking, dread : pavor 
qualified : aptus[Adjective] 
quality, property, nature : qualitas 
quarrel, altercation, brawl : iurgium 
quarrel : rixa, rixatio 
quarrelsome servant : servus scandali 
queen : regina 
quick, speedy : citatus 
quick, swift, rapid, speedy, fast : celer 
quick, sooner, faster : ocius 
quickly, rapidly, speedily : cito 
quickly, rapidly, swiftly : velociter 
quickly : concite 
quiet, rest, peace / a resting place / sleep / a 
dream : quies 
quiet, still, gentle : placidus 
quietly, calmly : quiete 
quite equally : peraeque 
quitely, gently : placide 
quivering, quaking : tremulus 
rag, patch, piece of cloth : pannus 
rage : insanio