Learn to Read Latin "P" Flashcards by Brittany Penner | Brainscape

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paenitet paenitere paenituit

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to make sorry, cause to repent

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pareo parere parui paritus

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to obey, appear, be present

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pars partis f.

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part, portion

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parum; minus; minime

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too little

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parvus –a –um minor –or –us minimus –a –um

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small

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pater patris m.

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father; (in pl.) Patricians; Senators

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patior pati passus sum

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to permit, endure

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patres conscripti (voc. pl.)

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enrolled fathers, senators

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patria patriae f.

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country

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paucus –a –um

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(pl.) a few; (sing.) small

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paulum pauli n.

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small amount

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pax pacis f.

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peace; favor

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pectus pectoris n.

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chest, breast; heart

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pecunia pecuniae f.

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money

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pello pellere pepuli pulsus

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to strike

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per

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through

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perdo perdere perdidi perditus

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to destroy

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pereo perire perii peritus

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to perish

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perfero perferre pertuli perlatus

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to endure

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perficio perficere perfeci perfectus

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to complete, accomplish

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periculum periculi n.

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danger

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peto petere petii/petivi petitus

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to seek, go towards

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piget pigere piguit pigitum est

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to it disgusts

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pius –a –um

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dutiful

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placeo placere placui placitum

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to please

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poena poenae f.

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punishment

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poenas dare

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pay the penalty

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poeta poetae m.

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poet

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pono ponere posui positus

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to place

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populus populi m.

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people

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possum posse potui

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to be able

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post

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after (adv. and prep. +acc.)

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postquam

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after

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praefero praeferre praetuli praelatus

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to prefer

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praeficio praeficere praefeci praefectus

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to put in charge

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praesum praeesse praefui praefuturus

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to be before; be present

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praeter

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so as to pass by, past; beyond; except

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premo premere pressi pressus

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to press

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pretium pretii n.

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price, value, payment

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prima luce

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at daybreak

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primum

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first

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priusquam or prius quam

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before

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pro

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on behalf of, for, instead of, in accordance with (+ abl.)

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proelium proelii n.

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battle

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proficiscor proficisci profectus sum

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to set forth

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prohibeo prohibere prohibui prohibitus

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to prevent

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propter

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because of

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provincia provinciae f.

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province

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publicus –a –um

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public

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pudeo –ere –dui –ditus

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to make ashamed

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puella puellae f.

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girl

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puer pueri m.

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boy, slave

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pugno pugnare pugnavi pugnatum

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to fight

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pulcher pulchra pulchrum

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beautiful

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puto putare putavi putatus

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to think