praemŏnĭtus praemŏnĭtus a forewarning; premonition praemonstrātĭo a showing; indicating beforehand; a premonstration praemonstrātor one who shows; points out beforehand; a guide prae-monstro v. a. to show beforehand; to point out the way; to guide; direct; to denote beforehand prae-mordĕo v. a. to bite in front; to bite at the end;; to bite; to bite off; snip off praemordĭcus adj. bitten off in front; at the end; of which only the tops are eaten prae-mŏrĭor v. dep. to die early; prematurely; to die; to decay; dead praemorsus praemortŭus P. a. praemostro praemōtus prae-mŏvĕo v. a. to move beforehand; to stir greatly prae-mundātus cleansed beforehand prae-mūnĭo v. a. to fortify; defend in front; protect; secure; To place praemūnītĭo a fortifying; strengthening beforehand; a preparation; premunition prae-narro v. a. to tell; relate beforehand prae-năto v. n. To swim before; in front; To swim; flow by praenāvĭgātĭo a sailing by; past prae-nāvĭgo v. a. and n. to sail by; past; to sail along; to sail past; to hurry past Praeneste one of the most ancient and important cities of Latium; famed for the beauty of… prae-nexus tied; bound up in front prae-nĭmis adv. too much; quite too prae-nĭtĕo v. n. to shine; glitter forth prae-nōbĭlis adj. very famous; celebrated prae-nōmen the name which stood before the name of the; the first name; prœnomen; an appel… praenōmĭno v. a. to give; the prœnomen; title of; to name; To name in the first place prae-nosco v. a. to learn; become acquainted with beforehand; to foreknow praenōtĭo a previous notion; preconception prae-nŏto v. a. To mark; note before; in front; seal; To entitle prae-nūbĭlus adj. very cloudy; very dark; gloomy praenum an implement for combing flax; a hatchel; an instrument of torture; a rack praenunci- prae-nuncŭpātus named beforehand praenuntĭa praenuntĭātĭo a prediction praenuntĭātīvus praenuntĭātor one who announces beforehand; a foreteller; predicter praenuntĭātrix she that foretells; predicts prae-nuntĭo v. a. to announce; publish beforehand; to foretell; foreshow; predict; prae-nuntĭus adj. that foretells; forebodes.—Subst; a foreteller; harbinger; foreboder prae-obtūrans stopping up in front prae-occĭdo v. n. to go down; set before; praeoccŭpātĭo A seizing beforehand; preoccupation; an anticipation of what properly comes aft… prae-occŭpo v. a. To seize upon; to take possession of; occupy beforehand; to preoccupy; To take prae-ŏlĕo v. n. to emit; exhale an odor beforehand prae-ŏlo v. impers. to perceive before prae-ŏpīmus adj. very fat prae-opto v. a. to choose; wish rather; to desire more; to prefer; aliquid alicui prae-ordĭno v. a. to preordain; ordered beforehand; preordained prae-ōro v. a. to pray before praeostendo v. a. to show beforehand; display before; make clear; foreshown prae-palpans stroking; patting before; in front prae-pando v. a. to open; spread before; to spread out; extend praepărātĭo A getting; making ready; a preparing; preparation; a preparation praepărātō adv. praepărātor a preparer praepărātōrĭus adj. preparatory praepărātūra a preparing; preparation prae-părātus P. a. prae-părātus a preparation prae-parcus adj. very sparing; very niggardly prae-păro v. a. to get; make ready beforehand; to prepare; equip; make preparations for prae-parvus adj. very small prae-pătĭor v. dep. to suffer very much praepĕdīmentum a hinderance; impediment praepĕdĭo v. a. to entangle the feet; other parts of the body; to shackle; bind; fetter; let th… prae-pendĕo v. n. to hang before; to hang down in front praepĕs adj. Flying swiftly; swift of flight; nimble; fleet; quick prae-pĕto v. a. to strive diligently after prae-pignĕrātus pledged; bound; obliged prae-pĭlātus furnished in front; tipped with a ball; button; darts; javelins with a blunt po… praepĭlo v. a. to point in front; at the end like a; To throw forwards; hurl before prae-pinguis adj. very fat prae-plecto v. a. to strike before praepollentĭa excellence prae-pollĕo v. n. to exceed; surpass in power; to be very powerful; to be very remarkable; distin… prae-pondĕro v. n. and a. Neutr; to be of greater weight; to preponderate; incline; To be of more weight prae-pōno v. a. to put; set before; to place first; to place; set over as chief prae-porto v. a. to bear; carry before praepŏsĭta praepŏsĭtĭo A putting; setting before; a preferring; preference; A placing praepŏsĭtīvus adj. that is set before; prepositive praepŏsĭtūra the office of a chief; overseer praepŏsĭtus P. a. praepŏsĭtus P. a. prae-possum v. n. to be very powerful; more powerful; to have the superiority; get the upperhand;… praepostĕrātĭo the reverse order praepostĕrē adv. praepostĕrĭtas a reversed order; inversion; by transposing the letters of the words praepostĕro v. a. to reverse; invert prae-postĕrus adj. reversed; inverted; perverted; distorted; absurd praepostus praepŏtens P. a. praepŏtentĭa superior power prae-pōto v. n. and a. Neutr; to drink before; to give to drink; make drink of before praeprŏpĕranter adv. praeprŏpĕrē adv. prae-prŏpĕro v. n. to hasten greatly; very hastily; very rapidly prae-prŏpĕrus adj. too quick; hasty; over-hasty; sudden; precipitate