prō-gnārē adv. notoriously; openly prō-gnārĭter adv. very skilfully; very expertly; N. cr.; prōgnātĭo a birth prō-gnātus born; descended; sprung; subst; a child Prō^gnē Daughter of Pandion; king of Athens; sister of Philomela; and wife of Tereus; s… prognōsis Foreknowledge; prognosis; forecast prŏgnōstĭcon a sign; token; a prognostic;; the signs of the weather prŏgramma a proclamation; an edict; manifesto prōgrĕdĭo prō-grĕdĭor v. dep. a. to come; go forth; to go; march forward; go on prōgressĭo a going forth; forward; progression;; advancement; progress prōgressor one that goes forward; advances prōgressus P.a prōgressus a going forward; advance; progress; a jetty; pier prō-gŭbernātor an under-pilot prŏgymnastes a slave who performs gymnastic exercises before his master proh interj. prŏ-hĭbĕo v. a. to hold in front; To hold back; keep in check; to restrain; hinder prŏhĭbĭtĭo a hindering; preventing; a forbidding; prohibition prŏhĭbĭtor a withholder; restrainer; preventer prŏhĭbĭtōrĭus adj. restraining; prohibitory prŏhĭbĭtus prŏ-hinc adv. on this account prō-ĭcĭo v. a. to throw forth; before; to fling away; throw down; to throw; thrust; drive prŏin adv. prŏ-indē adv. Just so; in the same manner; in like manner; equally; even; prōjectē adv. prōjectīcĭus adj. cast out; exposed prōjectĭo a throwing forward; a stretching out; extension; jets; a projection prōjecto v. freq. a. to drive forth; drive out; to reproach; accuse prōjectōrĭus adj. ejecting; detergent prōjectūra a jutty; projecture prōjectus P. a. prōjectus a jutting out; projecting; projection prō-jĭcĭo prō-lābor v. n. to glide forward; to slide; slip along; to fall down; To go forward prōlapsĭo A slipping; falling; A falling; tumbling down; an error prōlapsus prōlapsus a falling prōlātĭo A bringing forward; putting forth; adducing; pronouncing; A setting forth prōlātīvus adj. uttered prōlāto v. freq. a. To lengthen; extend; enlarge; to put off; defer prōlātus prōlātus a bringing forward prōlectĭbĭlis adj. alluring prōlecto v. freq. a. to allure; entice forth; entice; incite; To provoke prō-lēgātus a lieutenant-governor's substitute; a prolegate pro-lĕpos a substitute for agreeableness prŏlepsis anticipation; prolepsis prōles that which grows forth;; offspring; progeny; child; descendant; prōlētāneus prōlētārĭus a citizen of the lowest class; who served the State not with his property; but … prō-lĕvo v. a. to draw forth pro-lībo v. a. to pour out; offer as a libation; Impers. pass prō-lĭcĕo v. n. to run; flow forth prō-lĭcĭo v. a. to allure; entice forth; to entice; incite prolicito prō-līmen a space before the threshold prō-lĭquātus liquefied; liquid prōlixē adv. prōlixĭtas Great length; breadth; width; great extension; prolixity prōlixĭtūdo prolixity prōlixo v. a. to lengthen; extend prō-lixus adj. stretched far out; long; broad; extended; Neutr prōlŏcūtĭo a preamble prōlŏcūtor a pleader; advocate prŏlŏgĭum a preface; introduction prolŏgus a preface; introduction to a play; a prologue; the player who delivers the prol… prolongo to lengthen; prolong; extend prōlŏquĭum An introduction; preamble; An assertion; proposition; axiom prō-lŏquor v. dep. n. to speak out; utter; declare; say; interrog.-clause prōlŏquūtor prōlŏquūtus prō-lŭbīdo will; desire; inclination prō-lŭbĭum will; desire; inclination; pleasure prō-lūcĕo v. n. to shine forth prōlūdĭum preliminary exercise; training prō-lūdo v. n. to play; practise beforehand; to prelude; which served them for previous exerci… prō-lūgĕo v. n. to mourn greatly prō-lŭo v. a. to wash forth; out; to cast out; To wash off; away prōlūsĭo a prelude; a preliminary exercise; trial; essay prōlūsōrĭus prōlūtus prōlŭvĭes an overflow; inundation prōlŭvĭo an inundation prōlŭvĭōsus adj. overflowing; spreading in all directions prōlŭvĭum an overflow;; an excess; abundance prŏlўtae jurists who; after studying five years; were dismissed by their instructors wit… prō-măgister one who presides; rules; in the place of another; a vice-president; vicegerent prōmăgistĕrĭum the office of a; a vice; presidency; lieutenancy prō-măgistrātus administration by a substitute; deputy prō-mātertĕra a great-grandmother's sister; great-grandaunt promellĕre promenervat prō-mercālis adj. that is dealt in; that is bought and sold prō-mercĭum trade; traffic; merchandise prō-mĕrĕo v. a. To deserve; be deserving of; merit; de; to acquire Prŏmētheus a son of Iapetus and Clymene; brother of Epimetheus; and father of Deucalion; b… prō-mĭco v. n. and a. Neutr; to gleam forth;; to spring forth; start forth; burst prōmĭnens P. a.