pērŭla a little wallet; a pocket pĕrunctĭo a besmearing; anointing pĕrunctus pĕr-ungo v. a. to besmear; anoint pĕr-ūnītus adj. united pĕrurbānē adv. pĕr-urbānus adj. very polite; pleasant; witty; over-fine; over-polite pĕr-urgĕo v. a. To press upon greatly; to oppress; distress; to press; urge greatly pĕr-ūro v. a. to burn through and through;; To burn up; consume; to be burned; scorched Pĕrŭsĭa one of the twelve confederate towns of Etruria; Perugia; Perusian; Subst; the P… pĕrustus pĕr-ūtĭlis adj. very useful per-vādo v. a. and n. to go; come through; to pass; press through; to spread through pervăgābĭlis adj. ranging; sweeping through pervăgātus P. a. per-văgor v. dep. n. to wander; range through; to rove about; overrun; To spread out per-văgus adj. wandering; roaming all about per-vălĕo per-vălĭdus adj. very strong per-văpōro v. a. to steam; fill with vapor pervărĭē adv. per-vărĭus adj. very various; very variously pervāsĭo an invad ing; invasion pervāsor an invader per-vasto v. a. to lay waste; devastate pervāsus pervectĭo a conveying; carrying through pervector a bringer; conveyer pervectus per-vĕho v. a. to bear; carry; convey through; to pass through; traverse per-vello v. a. to pull; pluck hard; to pull; iwitch; to pull one's ear; to remind one of per-vĕnĭo v. n. to come to; arrive at; reach; to reach; become known to per-vēnor v. dep. a. to hunt through;; to run through; about perventĭo an arrival perventor a comer; arriver per-vĕnustus adj. very comely perversē adv. perversĭo a turning about; inversion; a wresting; perversion perversĭtas frowardness; untowardness; perversity perversus P. a. per-verto v. a. to turn around; about; to overturn; overthrow; throw down per-vespĕrī adv. very late in the evening pervestīgātĭo a searching into; examining; investigation pervestīgātor a searcher per-vestīgo v. a. to trace out; search out; to seek out; examine; investigate per-vĕtus adj. very old per-vĕtustus adj. very old pervĭam adv. accessible per-vĭātĭcum money for a journey pervĭcācĭa firmness; inflexibility;; stubbornness; obstinacy; steadiness pervĭcācĭter adv. pervĭcax adj. firm; determined;; stubborn; obstinate; headstrong pervictus pervĭcus adj. stubborn; obstinate pervĭdens P. a. pervĭdĕo v. a. to look over; look on; overlook; survey; to look at per-vĭgĕo v. n. to continue blooming; to bloom to the last; remained in constant possession of pervĭgĭl adj. ever watchful pervĭgĭlātĭo a devotional watching; a vigil pervĭgĭlĭa a watching all night long pervĭgĭlĭum a watching all night; a remaining awake; sitting up all night long; a devotiona… pervĭgĭlo v. n. to remain awake; watch all night; to remain awake during; to watch through; wat… per-vīlis adj. very cheap pervinca pervinco v. n. and a. Neutr; to conquer completely; gain a complete victory; to conquer; defeat compl… Pervincus Achiever; a Roman surname per-vĭo v. n. to go on; proceed per-vĭrens ever flourishing; ever green per-vĭrĭdis adj. very green per-vīso v. a. to behold; contemplate pervĭus adj. that has a passage through;; that may be passed through; crossed; affording a p… per-vīvo v. n. to live on; survive per-vŏlātĭcus adj. flying about; unstable; volatile pervolgo pervŏlĭtantĭa a flying around; circumvolation pervŏlĭto v. freq. n. to fly through; around; to flit about per-vŏlo v. n. To fly through; about; To fly; dart through; to pass quickly over per-vŏlo v. n. to wish greatly; to be very desirous pervŏlūto v. freq. a. to roll over and over;; to turn over; to look through; read pervolūtus per-volvo v. a. to roll; tumble about; to roll one's self; to turn over; to read pervorsē pervulgātē adv. pervulgātus P. a. pervulgo v. a. to communicate to the people; to make publicly known; to publish; spread abroad… pēs a foot; to go; come; to step; go out Pescennĭus name of a Roman; A friend of Cicero; a Roman emperor;; pertaining to the emper… pescia pesestas pesnis pesoluta an Egyptian plant used for making garlands pessārĭum a pessary pessĭmē adv. pessĭmo v. a. to make utterly bad; to spoil completely; to ruin pessĭmus Pessĭnūs a very ancient town in Galatia; on the borders of Phrygia Major; celebrated for… pessŭlum a pessary pessŭlum pessŭlus neutr; a bolt pessum adv. to the ground; to the bottom; down; to fall to the ground; go to ruin; to sink