Charlton T. Lewis, An Elementary Latin Dictionary, pābulātiō , prōductus , prōgressus

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pābulātiō - palam

palam - panacēa

panchrēstus - pariēns

pariēs - pāstōrālis

pāstōrīcius - paulātim

paulisper - pedetemptim (-tentim)

pedica - penitus

penna - per-beātus

per-bellē - percussus

percutiō - per-equitō

per-errō - perfūsus

Pergama - periūrō

periūrus (pēiū-) - per-molō

per-mōtiō - per-pauculī

per-paulum - per-sānctē

per-sapiēns - perstudiōsē

per-studiōsus - per-vehō

per-vellō - petītiō

petītor - Phoebus

Phoenīces - pila

pīlānus - piscōsus

pīstor - Plēas

plēbēcula - poena

pōnō - portentus

porthmeus - post-putō

post-quam or post quam - praeceps

praeceptiō - prae-dicō

prae-dīcō - praegressus

praegustātor - prae-occupō

prae-optō - praesēns

praesēnsiō - praeter-lābor

praeterlātus - precāriō

precārius - prius

(prius-quam) - prōclīvis

prōclīvitās - prōductō

prōductus - prohibeō

prohibitiō - prōmulgātio

prōmulgō - propōla

prō-pōnō - prōspectus

prōspectus - prōvocātiō

prōvocātor - pudīcē

pudīcitia - pulsō

pulsus - puteārius

pūteō - pyxis

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prōgressus ūs, m

pro+GRAD-, a going forward, advance, progress : alqm progressu arcere: progressūs et regressūs constantes (of planets).—Fig., advancement, progress, growth, increase : aetatis: primo progressu, at the outset : in studiis progressūs facere.

Lewis, Charlton, T. An Elementary Latin Dictionary. New York, Cincinnati, and Chicago. American Book Company. 1890.

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