praeventĭo an anticipating praeventor a kind of soldiers; those who began the attack praeventus praeventus a preventing praeverbĭum a preposition prae-vernat v. impers. to be spring too early; before the time prae-verro v. a. to sweep; brush before prae-verto v. a. To prefer; To go before; precede; outstrip; outrun prae-vĕtĭtus forbidden beforehand prae-vexātus ill-treated; abused; impaired previously; very much prae-vĭans going before praevĭātor a precursor; herald prae-vĭdĕo v. a. to see first; beforehand; to foresee; anticipate; discern beforehand prae-vincio v. a. to bind before; in front; to fetter prae-vĭrĭdans P. a. being very green; verdant;; very blooming prae-vĭrĭdis adj. very green praevīsē adv. according to expectation praevīsus prae-vĭtĭo v. a. to corrupt; vitiate beforehand praevĭus adj. going before; leading the way prae-vŏlo v. n. to fly before; in advance praevulsus pragma a matter; affair; business pragmătĭcārĭus one who writes down and prepares imperial edicts; rescripts pragmătĭcus adj. skilled in business; experienced in matters of law; one skilled in the law; who… pramnĭon a precious stone; the darkest kind of rock crystal Pramnĭum vīnum a kind of wine in the neighborhood of Smyrna prandĕo v. n. and a. Neutr; to take breakfast; to breakfast; to breakfast on; to take as a breakfast prandĭcŭlum breakfast prandĭŏlum a small breakfast prandĭum a late breakfast; luncheon; a meal; The feed; fodder pransĭto v. freq. n. Neutr; to breakfast; to eat breakfast; luncheon; to breakfast upon pransor one that eats breakfast; that partakes of a meal in the forenoon; a guest pransōrĭus adj. belonging to breakfast; luncheon; fit to breakfast by pransus P. a. prapĕdīlon the herb lion's-foot; also called Prasĭae a township in Attica Prăsĭānē an island in the Indus; belonging to Prasiane Prăsĭi a tribe on the Ganges prăsĭnātus adj. having a leek-green garment prăsĭnĭānus adj. leekgreen; prasinian; of the leek-green party of charioteers in the circus prăsĭnus adj. leek-green; the party of charioteers at the games who dressed in leek-green; su… prăsĭon an herb; white horehound prăsĭus prase; a precious stone of a leek-green color prăsŏīdes a kind of topaz; a species of jasper prăson a marine shrub resembling a leek prātens adj. green; meadow-green; grassy prātensis adj. growing; found in meadows; meadow- Pratītae a people of Media prātŭlum a small meadow prātum a meadow; Meadow-grass; A broad field; plain; prāvē adv. prāvĭ-cordĭus adj. that has a depraved heart prāvĭtas crookedness; inequality; irregularity; deformity; impropriety prāvus adj. crooked; not straight; distorted; misshapen; deformed Praxăgŏras a physician of Cos; instructor of Plistonicus Praxĭdĭcum Praxillēus adj. belonging to the Sicyonian poetess Praxilla Praxĭtĕles a celebrated Greek sculptor; belonging to Praxiteles; Praxitelian prĕcābĭlis adj. entreating; praying prĕcābundus adj. entreating; beseeching prĕcāmen a praying; prayer; entreaty prĕcārĭō adv. prĕcārĭum prĕcārĭum an oratory; a chapel prĕcārĭus adj. obtained by begging; entreaty; prayer; subst; any thing granted prĕcātĭo a praying; prayer; a form of prayer prĕcātĭuncŭla a slight request prĕcātīvē adv. prĕcātīvus adj. prayed for; obtained by entreaty; by prayer; entreaty; by request prĕcātor one who prays; entreats; an intercessor prĕcātōrĭus adj. belonging to petitioning; precatory prĕcātus a prayer; request prĕces prĕcĭae a kind of grape-vine Prĕcĭāni a people in; on the borders of Spain prĕcĭānus adj. the name of a kind of pear prĕco prĕcor v. dep. n. To ask; beg; entreat; pray; supplicate prĕhendo v. a. to lay hold of; to grasp; snatch; seize; catch prĕhensĭo a seizing; apprenending; the right of arresting any one prĕhenso v. freq. a. to grasp; seize; catch; lay hold of; to take hold of prĕhensus Prelĭus a small lake in Etruria; Lago di Castiglione prēlum a press; A press-beam; a wine-press; oil-press Prĕma a goddess presiding over newly-married persons prĕmo v. a. to press; to bear down upon; to touch; to hold fast; hold prendo prensātĭo a soliciting; suing; canvassing prensĭo a seizing; grasping; taking hold of; had the right; office of seizure prensĭto v. freq. a. to take; catch hold of prenso prensōrĭum a trap; mouse-trap prensus presbўter an elder; presbyter presbўtĕrātus the office of a presbyter; of a priest; presbyterate; priesthood presbўtĕrĭum a presbytery; assembly of elders pressē adv. pressīcĭus adj. pressed pressim adv. with pressing; by pressing to one's self