prae-pulcher adj. very beautiful prae-purgo v. a. to purge; cleanse beforehand praepūtĭātĭo a retaining of the foreskin; the state of being uncircumcised; uncircumcision praepūtĭātus P. a. praepūtĭo v. a. to draw out the foreskin; having the foreskin; uncircumcised prae-pūtĭum the foreskin; prepuce; do away with impurity; the retaining of the prepuce; unc… praequam adv. prae-questus complaining beforehand prae-rădĭo v. n. and a. Neutr; to beam; glitter forth; to outshine prae-rādo v. a. To scrape; shave off in front; To shear; shave off before prae-rancĭdus adj. very stale;; obsolete prae-răpĭdus adj. very swift; very rapid; very eager; very ardent praerāsus praereptor one who seizes a thing before another; a forestaller praereptus prae-rĭgesco v. inch. n. to become exceedingly stiff prae-rĭgĭdus adj. very stiff; very rigid prae-rīpĭa places on the banks of a river prae-rĭpĭo v. a. to take away; before another; to snatch; tear away; to carry off prae-rōbŏrātus strengthened beforehand prae-rōdo v. a. To gnaw in front; to gnaw at the end; tip; To gnaw; bite praerŏgātĭō a distributing beforehand praerŏgativa praerŏgativatius one that enjoys certain privileges; prerogatives praerŏgātīvus adj. that is asked before others for his opinion; that votes before; first; prerogat… prae-rŏgātus P. a. prae-rŏgo v. a. To ask before; to ask first; To pay beforehand; in advance; asked before praerōsus prae-rumpo v. a. to break; tear off before; in front; to wrench; tear to pieces praerupta praerupte prae-rŭtĭlus adj. very red praes a surety; bondsman; to procure security to the people by bondsmen and their pro… praes adv. at hand; now praesaepe an enclosure; a stable; stall; fold; pen praesaepĭa prae-saepĭo v. a. to fence in front; to block up; barricade prae-sāgātus perceived beforehand; presaged prae-sāgĭo v. a. to feel; perceive beforehand; to have a presentiment of; to forebode; foreshow praesāgītĭo a presentiment; foreboding; the faculty of divining; presaging praesāgĭum a presentiment; foreboding; prognostic; presage praesāgo v. a. to forebode; presage; have a presentiment of prae-sāgus adj. foreboding; foretelling; divining; prophetic; presaging praesaltor he who led the dances of the Salii prae-sānesco v. incept; to begin to heal prematurely; to close up too soon prae-sāno v. a. to heal up prematurely prae-saucĭātus severely wounded prae-scătens overflowing; abounding praescĭenter praescĭentĭa foreknowledge; prescience prae-scindo v. a. to cut off in front prae-scĭo v. a. to know beforehand; to foreknow; of God's foreknowledge; with foreknowledge prae-scisco v. inch. a. to find out; learn beforehand; rel.-clause praescītĭo a foreknowing; prognostic praescītum a prognostic; presage; presentiment praescītus a foreknowing; prescience prae-scĭus adj. foreknowing; prescient; gen. obj prae-scrībo v. a. to write before; in front; previously; to prefix in writing; to trace out praescriptĭo A writing before; in front; a prefixing in writing;; a title; inscription praescriptīvē adv. praescriptīvus adj. relating to a legal exception; demurrer; with an exception praescriptum praescriptus praescriptus a precept praesĕca prae-sĕco v. a. to cut off before; in front; to cut off; out; has not corrected by the pared na… praesectus praesegmen a piece cut off; a paring praesēmĭnātĭo a fœtus prae-sēmĭno v. a. to sow; plant beforehand; to lay the foundation for; to prepare for; to underta… praesens praesensĭo A foreboding; presentiment; A preconception praesensus praesentālis adj. present praesentānĕē adv. praesentānĕus adj. Momentary; That operates quickly; immediately; Subst; a remedy that operates qu… praesentārius adj. that is at hand; ready; quick; present praesentātĭo a placing before; a showing; representation; exhibition praesentĭa a being before; in view; at hand; presence; Impression; efficacy praesentĭa prae-sentĭo v. a. to feel; perceive beforehand; to have a presentiment of; to presage; divine praesentisco v. inch. a. to begin to have a presentiment of praesento v. a. to place before; exhibit to view; to show; present; hold out praesēpe praesēpis praeseptus prae-sĕpultus buried beforehand prae-sĕro v. a. to sow beforehand praesertim adv. especially; chiefly; principally; particularly; particularly since prae-servĭo v. a. to serve prae-servo v. a. to observe beforehand praesĕs adj. subst; Sitting before; to guard; take care of; direct prae-sicco v. a. to dry beforehand; dried beforehand prae-siccus adj. very dry praesĭdālis adj. belonging to the governor of a province; gubernatorial praesĭdārĭus praesĭdātus the office of governor of a province; governorship praesĭdens prae-sĭdĕo v. n. and a. to sit before; in front of; to sit beforehand; To guard; watch praesīdĕro v. n. to be in advance of the constellations