prīvātārĭus adj. private prīvātīcĭus adj. privative; negative prīvātim adv. apart from State affairs; for one's self; as an individual; in private; private… prīvātĭo a taking away; privation prīvātīvus adj. denoting privation;; privative; negative; negatively prīvātō adv. prīvātus P. a. prīvĕras Prīvernum a very ancient town of Latium; ruins near Piperno; belonging to Privernum; Priv… Prīvernus the name of an Italian prīvicloes prīvignus A step-son; a step-daughter prīvĭlēgĭārĭus one who has a privilege; a privileged person prīvĭlēgĭum a bill; law in favor of; against an individual; an ordinance in favor of an ind… prīvo v. a. To bereave; deprive; rob; strip; To free prīvus adj. Single; Each; every individual; one each; each a stone prō adv. before; in front of;; quam; ut; in proportion as prō interj. O! Ah! Alas! prŏaedĭfĭcātum a balcony prŏāgŏrus a director prŏ-ămĭta a great-grandfather's sister prŏăpŏdŏsis a figure of speech so called prŏarchē one of the Æons of the Valentinians prŏ-auctor a remote ancestor; founder prŏ-ăvĭa a grandfather's; grandmother's mother; a great-grandmother prŏăvītus adj. belonging to a great-grandfather; to one's ancestors; ancestral prŏ-ăvuncŭlus a great-grandmother's brother prŏ-ăvus A grandfather's; grandmother's father; a great-grandfather; forefather; Appius … prŏba a proof prŏbābĭlis adj. that may be assumed; believed; proved; likely; credible; probable prŏbābĭlĭtas probability; credibility prŏbābĭlĭter adv. prŏbāmentum proof prŏbăta sheep prŏbătĭcus adj. belonging to sheep; sheep; the sheep-gate prŏbātĭo A trying; proving; a trial; inspection; examination; Approbation prŏbătĭon a plant; also called prŏbātīvus adj. belonging to proof; probative prŏbātor an approver; A trier; examiner prŏbātōrĭa a letter of recommendation; a certificate of qualification prŏbātus P. a. prŏbē adv. Prŏbĭānus prŏbĭtas goodness; worth; uprightness; honesty; probity; modesty prŏbĭter adv. prō-bīto v. a. to move forward problēma a question proposed for solution; a problem; enigma; riddle; puzzle prŏbo v. a. To try; test; examine; inspect; judge of prŏbŏlē a putting forth; production prŏboscis a trunk; proboscis; a snout; the trunk; proboscis of an elephant probrăchўs a metrical foot; consisting of one short and four long syllables probriperlĕcĕbrae prŏbrōse adv. prŏbrōsĭtas shamefulness; ignominy; infamy prŏbrōsus adj. shameful; disgracefully; infamously prŏbrum a shameful; disgraceful act; unchaste; immodest conduct; lewdness probrus adj. disgraceful prŏbus adj. good; proper; serviceable; excellent; able; Prŏbus a Roman surname; named from Prŏca prŏcācĭa boldness; shamelessness; impudence prŏcācĭtas boldness; shamelessness; impudence prŏcācĭter adv. procălāre prŏcăpis Prŏcas a king of Alba prŏcātĭo a demanding in marriage; a suing; wooing prŏcax adj. bold; shameless; impudent; insolent; forward prō-cēdo v. n. to go forth; before; to go forwards; advance; proceed prŏcĕleusmătĭcus a metrical foot of four short syllables; prŏcella a violent wind; a storm; hurricane; tempest; tumult prō-cello v. a. to throw; cast down; lie down; N. cr.; prŏcellōsē adv. prŏcellōsus adj. full of storms; stormy; stormy winds; which raise storms; boisterously prŏcer a chief; noble;; the leading men; chiefs; nobles prōcērē adv. prŏcĕres prōcērĭtas a high growth; height; tallness; length prōcērĭtūdo high stature; height; tallness prōcērŭlus adj. dim; rather long; longish prōcērus adj. high; tall; long; the name of a company of tall soldiers; grenadiers prōcessĭo a marching onwards; an advance;; A religious procession prōcessus prōcessus a going forwards; advance; course; progression; progress procestrĭa prŏchos agrĭos a plant Prŏchўta a small Italian island near Campania; Procida prōcĭdentĭa prōcĭdentĭa P. a. a falling down; forwards; a procidence; prolapse; the substitution of one case … prō-cĭdo v. n. to fall forwards; down; to fall flat; fall prostrate; to fall down procīdo v. a. to strike down prōcĭdŭus adj. Fallen down; prostrate; falling down; forwards prō-cĭĕo v. a. to call forth; demand Procilĭus An historian contemporary with Cicero; A quœstor Procilla the mother of Agricola prōcinctŭālis adj. belonging to the setting out of an army prōcinctus prōcinctus a being prepared; equipped for battle; readiness for action; to make one's will… prō-cingo v. a. to gird up; to prepare; equip;; prepared for battle; ready for action procĭtant