pastus pastus pasture; fodder; food; sustenance pătăgĭārĭus a border-maker pătăgīātus adj. ornamented with a border pătăgīum a gold edging; border; an ornarient for the kair pătăgus a sort of disease Pătălēnē an island at the mouth of the Indus; with a city of the same name; belonging to… pătālis Pătălītănns Pătăra a seaport town of Lycia; with a celebrated oracle of Apollo; the Patarean; Para… Pătăvīnĭtas the mode of speaking; dialectic peculiarities of the Patavians; Patavinity Pătăvĭum an important city of; in the territory of the; founded by Antenor; the birthpla… pătĕfăcĭo v. a. to make; lay open; to open; throw open; to open the way pătĕfactĭo a laying open; disclosing; making known pătĕfactus pătĕfīo Pătĕlāna pătella a small pan; dish; a plate;; a vessel used in sacrifices; an offering - dish Pătella a goddess that presiaed over the shooting of grain pătellārĭus adj. belonging to a dish; plate; platter-gods; the Lares pătĕna pătens P. a. pătenter adv. păteo v. n. to stand open; lie open; be open; To lie open; be exposed păter a father; sire; Aes; De; The father as head and rep resentative of the household pătĕra a broad; flat dish; saucer; a libationsaucer; bowl Pătercŭlus a Roman surname; the historian;; belonging to Paterculus păterfămĭlĭas păternĭtas fatherly feeling; care; descendants of one father păternus adj. belonging to a father; fatherly; paternal; ancestral; belonging to forefathers pătesco v. inch. n. to be laid open; to be opened; to open; to stretch out; extend pătētus adj. subst; a kind of dates păthētĭcus adj. full of pathos; affecting; pathetic; pathetically păthĭcus adj. who submits to unnatural lust; pathic; păthŏs pathos; tender; passionate feeling pătĭbĭlis adj. supportable; endurable; Sensitive; passible; Suffering pătĭbŭlātus adj. fastened to the; yoked; gibbeted pătĭbŭlum a fork-shaped yoke; a fork-shaped gibbet; A forked prop; A wooden bar pătĭbŭlus adj. fastened to a; yoked; gibbeted pătĭbŭlus pătĭcābŭlum a cistern; pond pătĭens P. a. pătĭenter adv. pătĭentĭa the quality of bearing; suffering; enduring; patience; endurance Patigran a city in Media pătĭna a broad; shallow dish; pan; stewpan; A kind of cake Patĭna a Roman surname pătĭnārĭus adj. belonging to a dish; pan; stewed in a pan with sauce; a street in Rome pătĭo pătĭor v. dep. to bear; support; undergo; suffer; endure pătiscens Patmos an island of the Ægean Sea; one of the Sporades; Patino pător an opening Pā^trae a very ancient city in Achaia; on the promontory of Rhium; Patras; belonging to… pătraster a fatherin-law pā^trātĭo an effecting; achieving; accomplishing pā^trātor an effecter; achiever; accomplisher pătrātus Pā^trensis pā^trĭ-passĭāni believers in the doctrine of Noëtus; that the Supreme Father suffered in the de… pā^trĭa pătrĭarcha the father; chief of a tribe; a patriarch; a chief bishop pătrĭarchĭcus adj. belonging to a patriarch; patriarchal pā^trĭcē adv. Patrĭcĭa Cŏlōnĭa the Roman colony of; belonging to the city of Corduba pătrĭcĭātus the rank; dignity of the patricians; a high dignity at the imperial court pā^trĭcīda pā^trĭcĭi pā^trĭcĭŏlus pā^trĭcĭus adj. of the rank; dignity of the; belonging to the patricians; patrician; noble pā^trĭcus adj. belonging to a father; fatherly; paternal;; paternally; in the manner of a fath… pătrĭē adv. pătrīmes pā^trĭmōnĭālis adj. belonging to a patrimony; patrimonial pătrĭmōnĭŏlum a little patrimony pā^trĭmōnĭum an estate inherited from a father; a paternal estate; inheritance; patrimony pătrīmus adj. that has a father living pā^trĭōta a countryman pā^trĭōtĭcus belonging to one's native land pā^trisso v. n. to take after one's father pătrītus adj. of one's father; forefathers; after the example of their fathers pā^trĭus adj. belonging to a father; fatherly; paternal; of Father Apollo; of his father pā^trĭus adj. belonging to one's native country; home; native; a gentile noun pătrizo pā^tro v. a. to bring to pass; execute; perform; achieve; accomplish Pā^trŏbĭus a freedman of the emperor Nero pā^trōcĭnālis adj. belonging to protection; patronage; the patronage tab lets pā^trōcĭnātus pā^trōcĭnĭum protection; defence; patronage; a defence; a pleading pā^trōcĭnor v. dep. n. to protect; defend; support; patronize; furnish a defence Pătrō^cles Patrocliānus Pā^trō^clus Son of Menœtius and Sthenele; the friend of Achilles; slain in single combat by… Pā^trōn one of the companions of Evander pā^trōna a protectress; patroness; the mistress of a freedman; a patroness pā^trōnālis adj. belonging to a patron pā^trōnātus the character and condition of a patron; patronship; patronage pā^trōnus a protector; defender; patron; a defender before a court of justice; an advocate pătrōnўmĭcus adj. formed after a father's name; patronymic;; a patronymic pā^trŭēlis adj. descended from a father's brother; Subst; a father's brother's son; daughter; a…