Post-verta a goddess presiding over childbirth; who was invoked when the child made a wron… Postvōta an epithet of Venus pōtābĭlis adj. that may be drunk; drinkable; potable pōtācŭlum a drinking; toping pŏtămantis an Indian plant; also called Potamo the secretary of the quœstor Cœcilius in Sicily pŏtămŏgēton a water-plant; water-milfoil; pondweed pŏtămŏphўlăcĭa pōtātĭo a drinking; toping; a drinking-bout; potation pōtātor a drinker; toper; bibber pōtātōrĭus adj. belonging to drinking; drinking; in lemm pōtātus a drinking; draught pōtax adj. given to drinking; fond of drink pŏte adj. pŏtens P. a. pŏtentātor a ruler; potentate pŏtentātus might; power; political power; rule; dominion pŏtenter adv. pŏtentĭa might; force; power; efficacy; virtue Pŏtentĭa A town in Picenum; S. Maria di Potenza; Potentian; A town in Lucania; Potenza; pŏtentĭālĭter adv. mightily; powerfully Pŏtentīni pŏtērĭon a plant; also called; tragacanth pŏtērĭum a drinking-vessel; goblet pŏtesse pŏtestas ability; power; to be in one's power; under one's control; to be subject to pŏtestātīvus adj. denoting; containing power pŏtestur Pŏthīnus the assassin of Pompey pŏthos A summer flower; A celebrated statue of Scopas Pōtĭca the goddess of drinking among children Pŏtĭdaea a city of Pallene; afterwards called Cassandrea; Pinaka Pŏtĭdānĭa a town in Ætolia pōtĭlis adj. that pertains to drinking; drinking; a drinking-vessel pŏtĭn' can you leave off?; pray leave off Pōtīna the goddess that presides over children's drinking pōtĭo a drinking; a drink; draught; A poisonous draught; A draught pŏtĭo v. a. to put into the power of; to subject to; fallen into the; enemy's hands pōtĭōnārĭus adj. belonging to drinking; to a drink pōtĭōno v. a. to give to drink; finit; that has had a potion given him pŏtĭor to become master of; to take possession of; to get; obtain; acquire pŏtĭor pŏtis neutr; Posit; able; capable; possible; he pŏtissĭmē advv pŏtissum Pŏtītĭus name of a Roman; Potitian; Subst; priests of Hercules pōtĭto v. freq. a. to drink often pŏtītor a master pŏtītus pŏtītus Potitus a Roman surname pōtĭuncŭla a small draught; potion pŏtĭus adv. Potnĭae a village in Bœotia; on the Asopus; in whose neighborhood were pastures which m… pōto v. a. and n. to drink; to drink from a stream; to dwell by it; to drink up; to suck pōtor a drinker; a hard drinker; a drunkard; sot; toper pōtōrĭus adj. belonging to drinking; drinking; superintendent of the golden drinking-vessels;… pōtrix a female tippler Pōtŭa the goddess of drinking Potulānus adj. Potulan pōtŭlentus adj. That may be drunk; drinkable; drinkables; drinks; Drunken pōtus a drinking; a drink; draught; drinking; tippling pōtus P. a. practĭcus adj. active prae adv. before; in front; ut; quam; quod praeaccĭpĭo v. a. to admit antecedently prae-ăcŭo v. a. to sharpen before; at one end; to sharpen to a point; sharpened before; at the … prae-aequo v. a. to make equal before praealtē adv. prae-altus adj. Verg high; Very deep; very deeply prae-ambŭlo v. n. to walk before praeambŭlus adj. walking before prae-audĭo v. a. to hear beforehand; heard before; examined before praebenda the support; allowance afforded by the State to a private person praebĕo v. a. to hold forth; reach out; proffer; offer; to give praebĭa an amulet prae-bĭbo v. a. to drink before; drink to praebĭta praebĭtĭo a giving; furnishing; a supplying; providing praebĭtor a giver; furnisher; supplier; who provided support for the officers of the gove… praebĭtus prae-cădens falling forwards; projecting prae-caeco v. a. to blind beforehand prae-caedo prae-călĕfactus warmed very much; heated prae-călĭdus adj. very warm; hot prae-calvus adj. very bald prae-candĭdus adj. very white prae-căno v. a. To foretell; predict; prophesy; To anticipate; prevent praecantātĭo an enchantment praecantātor an enchanter; sorcerer praecantātrix prae-canto v. a. To foretell; prophesy; To enchant; bewitch praecantor an enchanter praecantrix an enchantress; sorceress prae-cānus adj. gray before one's time prae-carpo prae-cătēchīzātus previously instructed praecautĭo precaution prae-cautus