per-cŭtĭo v. a. per; To strike through and through; to thrust; pierce through; to slay perdāgātus explored per-dēcĭpĭo v. a. to deceive utterly per-dĕcōrus adj. very comely; very pretty per-dēfessus adj. worn out; utterly wearied per-dēflĕo v. a. to lament per-dēlĕo v. a. to destroy utterly; to exterminate per-dēlīrus adj. very silly; foolish per-densus adj. very compact; very dense perdĕo per-depso v. a. to knead over; to work up perdīcālis adj. belonging to partridges; partridge- Perdiccas Perdiccas; a Macedonian general under Alexander the Great; The name of three ki… perdīcĭum Pellitory; The plant per-dīco v. a. to say out; to finish saying per-diffĭcĭlis adj. very difficult; with great difficulty perdiffĭcĭlĭter adv. per-dignus adj. very worthy; per-dīlĭgens adj. very diligent; very diligently per-disco v. a. to learn thoroughly; completely; to get by heart; object-clause per-dĭsertus adj. very eloquent; very eloquently perdĭtē adv. perdĭtim adv. desperately; to desperation perdĭtĭo ruin; perdition perdĭtor a ruiner; destroyer perdĭtrix she that ruins; destroys perdĭtus P. a. per-dĭu adv. for a great while; very long per-dĭus adj. all day long; the livelong day per-dĭŭturnus adj. that lasts a very long time; very lingering; protracted per-dīvĕs adj. very rich per-dīvīsus adj. wholly parted from; quite apart from perdix a partridge Perdix the nephew of Dœdalus per-do v. a. a pass; the day seems too long for me; to make away with; to destroy; ruin; to … per-dŏcĕo v. a. to teach; instruct thoroughly; object-clause; very learned; very skilful per-dŏlĕo v. n. to pain; grieve greatly perdŏlesco v. inch. n. to feel great pain; grief per-dŏlo v. a. to hew out; to fashion with hewing per-dŏmĭnor v. dep. n. to rule; reign throughout perdŏmĭtor a tamer; subduer perdŏmĭtus per-dŏmo v. a. To tame; subdue thoroughly; to subjugate completely; to conquer; vanquish per-dormisco v. n. to sleep on per-dūco v. a. to lead; bring through;; bring; conduct; guide perductĭo a leading; conducting perducto v. freq. a. to lead; conduct perductor a leader; conductor;; a pimp; pander; A guide perductus per-dūdum adv. a very long time ago perdŭellĭo Hostile conduct against one's country; treason; that he accused Fulvius of high… per-dŭellis a public enemy; an enemy; a private enemy perdŭellŭm perdŭis per-dulcis adj. very sweet; sup per-dūro v. a. and n. to make hard; to harden; Neutr; to last; hold out per-dūrus adj. very hard Perĕdĭa Gobbledom; Eating-land pĕr-ĕdo v. a. to eat up; consume; to consume; devour; waste away pĕr-ēdo v. a. to give forth per-efflo v. a. to breathe out entirely; breathe away per-efflŭo v. n. to flow through; to forget pĕrĕger adv. who is on a journey; abroad; away from home; from abroad; from foreign parts pĕrĕgrē adv. pĕr-ēgrĕgĭus adj. very excellent pĕrĕgrī adv. pĕrĕgrīnābundus adj. travelling about perĕgrīnat pĕrĕgrīnātĭo a being; living abroad; a sojourning; a travelling in foreign parts; a travelli… pĕrĕgrīnātor one who travels about pĕrĕgrīnĭtas The condition of a; foreigner; alienage; outlandish ways; foreign habits pĕrĕgrīnor v. dep. n. to be; live in foreign parts; to sojourn abroad; to travel about; To go abroad pĕrĕgrīnŭlus adj. estranged pĕrĕgrīnus adj. that comes from foreign parts; strange; foreign; exotic; Subst pĕr-ēlĕgans adj. very neat; fine; elegant; very finely; very elegantly pĕr-ēlixo v. a. to boil thoroughly pĕr-ēlŏquens adj. very eloquent pĕr-ēmensus adj. all measured out pĕremne pĕremnis adj. belonging to crossing a river;; subst; the auspices taken by magistrates on cro… pĕrĕmo pĕremptālis adj. belonging to destruction; abolition; abolishing; cancelling;; lightnings that d… pĕremptĭo a destroying; killing pĕremptor a destroyer; slayer; murderer pĕremptōrĭē adv. pĕremptōrĭus adj. destructive; deadly; mortal; decisive; final pĕremptrix she that destroys; kills pĕremptus pĕrendĭē adv. on the day after to-morrow pĕrendĭnātĭo a putting off till the day after to-morrow pĕrendĭnus adj. after to-morrow Pĕrenna pĕrennē adv. pĕrennis adj. that lasts; continues the year through; everlasting; never failing; unceasing pĕrennĭ-servus one who is always a slave pĕrennĭtas lastingness; continuance; perpetual duration; perpetuity; a title of the Roman … pĕrenno v. a. and n. to keep; preserve long; Neutr; to last for many years; to last pĕrentĭcīda a cutpurse pĕr-ĕo v. n. To pass away; come to nothing; to vanish; disappear; be lost; to pass through pĕr-ĕquĭto v. n. and a. to ride through; ride hither and thither; ride about; to drive about; Neutr