praefātum praefātus praefātus a saying beforehand; a prediction praefectĭānus adj. belonging to the prœtorian prefect; subst praefectĭo a setting before praefectōrĭus adj. belonging to a prefect; subst praefectūra the office of a president; overseer; a presidency; superintendence; prefecture prae-fectus done beforehand praefectus praefectus prae-fēcundus adj. very fruitful praefĕrĭcŭlum a broad brazen dish used at sacrifices prae-fĕro v. a. to bear before; to carry in front; to hold forth; riding by; hurrying past prae-fĕrox adj. very fierce; bold; violent; insolent prae-ferrātus adj. tipped; shod with iron prae-fertĭlis adj. very fruitful; fertile prae-fervĭdus adj. very hot; burning hot; torrid praefestīnātim adv. very hurriedly; in hot haste; very hastily prae-festīno v. a. To hasten before the time; to hasten too much; To hasten past praefĭca a woman hired to lament at the head of a funeral procession prae-fĭcĭo v. a. to set over; to place in authority over; place at the head; appoint to the comm… prae-fīdens trusting too much; over-confident; self-confident; rash; too confidently prae-fīgo v. a. to fix; fasten before; to set up in front; to fix on the end; extremity of praefĭgūrātĭo a prefiguration praefĭgūrātor one who prefigures prae-fĭgūro v. a. to prefigure prae-fīnĭo v. a. to determine; fix; appoint beforehand; to prescribe; limit prae-fīnītĭo a determining; fixing beforehand; appointment; prescription praefīnītō adv. praefiscĭnē adv. meaning no evil; without offence; without vanity praeflētus prae-flōrĕo v. n. to flower; blossom before the time prae-flōro v. a. to deprive of its blossoms beforehand;; To lessen; diminish; tarnish; To deflow… prae-flŭo v. n. and a. to flow by; past; Neutr praeflŭus adj. flowing by; past praefōcābĭlis adj. that has the power of choking; suffocating praefōcātĭo a choking; suffocation prae-fōco v. a. to choke; strangle; suffocate prae-fŏdĭo v. a. To dig before; in front of; to dig; bury before praefoecundus prae-fōmento v. a. to warm; foment beforehand prae-for v. dep. n. to say; utter beforehand; to premise; preface; having first announced by edict … praeformātor that forms; arranges beforehand prae-formīdo v. a. to fear beforehand; N. cr prae-formo v. a. to form; fashion beforehand; to instruct beforehand; to prepare prae-fortis adj. very strong prae-fōtus warmed; fomented beforehand praefractē adv. praefractus P. a. prae-frīgĭdus adj. very cold prae-fringo v. a. to break off before; at the end; to break to pieces; shiver; broken prae-fŭgĭo v. n. to flee before prae-fulcĭo v. a. To prop up; support; am propped up; surrounded; hedged in by prae-fulgĕo v. n. to beam; shine forth; to shine greatly; to glitter before; in front of prae-fulgĭdus adj. very bright prae-fulgŭro v. n. and a. to flash forth; Neutr praefultus prae-fundo v. a. to pour out before; in addition to; to add by pouring; To pour upon; to wet praefurnĭum The opening of a furnace; the door; The heating-room prae-fŭro v. n. to rage violently prae-fuscus adj. very swarthy; black prae-gaudĕo to rejoice greatly; prae-gĕlĭdus adj. very cold prae-gĕnĕrātus generated before prae-germĭno v. a. to bud forth early prae-gĕro v. a. To bear; carry before; To do before;; subst; things done before prae-gestio v. n. to desire greatly; to delight praegestus prae-gigno prae-glōrĭōsus adj. very famous; very glorious praegnans adj. with child; pregnant;; big with young; full of; swollen with praegnas praegnātĭo a getting with child; with young; a making pregnant; a being with child; pregna… praegnātus pregnancy prae-gnāvĭter praegnax adj. inclined to pregnancy praegno v. n. to be pregnant; pregnant prae-grăcĭlis adj. very slender; very lank praegrădo v. a. to go before; precede prae-grandis adj. very large; huge; colossal; very great; powerful prae-grăvĭdus adj. very heavy prae-grăvis adj. very heavy; oppressive; burdensome; very expensive; very wearisome prae-grăvo v. a. to press heavily upon; to oppress with weight; to encumber; to exceed in weight… prae-grĕdĭor v. dep. n. to go before; in advance; to precede; To pass by; go past praegressĭo a going before; preceding; precedence praegressus praegressus a going in advance; anticipation prae-gŭbernans steering; guiding forwards praegustātor a foretaster; taster; cup-bearer prae-gusto v. a. To taste beforehand; to take; eat; drink beforehand prae-gypso v. a. to cover over with gypsum prae-hĭbĕo v. a. to hold forth; offer; furnish; grant; give prae-ĭcĭo v. a. to cast; throw up in front; to cast up; object; utter reproachfully prae-iens prae-infundo v. a. to pour into beforehand prae-innŭo v. a. to indicate beforehand prae-jăcĕo v. n. to lie before; be situated in front of prae-jăcĭo praejactĭto v. freq. a. to boast excessively prae-jactus