P r; pn; ps Pa păbillus a small wheelbarrow păbo a one-wheeled vehicle; a wheelbarrow pābŭlāris adj. fit for fodder pābŭlārĭus adj. belonging to fodder; pasture; the farmers of the public p... pābŭlātĭo pasture; a collecting of fodder; a foraging pābŭlātor A fodderer; a herdsman; a forager pābŭlātōrĭus adj. for fodder pābŭlor v. dep. n. to nourish; manure pābŭlōsus adj. abounding in fodder pābŭlum food; nourishment; food; nourishment; sustenance pac pācālis adj. belonging to peace; peaceful pācātē adv. P. a. fin pācātĭo a peace-making; pacification; peace pācātor a peace-maker pācātōrĭus adj. peace-promoting; pacific Pācātŭla a female proper name pācātum pācātus P. a. paccĭus a poet mentioned by Pācensis adj. belonging to the city of; Beja; the inhabitants of that city; the city of; The … Păchȳnum the south-eastern promontory of Sicily; looking towards G... Pācĭda Pācĭdĭānus a famous gladiator; whose combat with Æserninus; the Samnite pācĭfer adj. peace-bringing; that makes; announces peace pācĭfĕro to keep peace pācĭfĭcātĭo a peacemaking; pacification pācĭfĭcātor a peacemaker pācĭfĭcātōrĭus adj. peace-making; pacificatory pācĭfĭcē adv. pācĭfĭco v. a. to make; conclude a peace; to pacify; appease pācĭfĭcus adj. peacemaking; pacific; peaceable păcĭo a contract; covenant păcisco v. n. and a. to agree; contract; bargain păciscor v. dep. n. to make a bargain; contract; agreement; to barter; hazard; stake păco to make; come to an agreement; to agree together pāco v. a. to bring into a state of peace and quietness; to make pea...; pacified; quieted… Pacōnĭus the name of a Roman Păcŏrus A son of Orodes; king of Parthia; the conqueror of Crassu...; a king of the Par… pacta pactīcĭus adj. agreed upon; stipulated pactĭlis adj. plaited together; wreathed pactĭo an agreeing; covenanting; an agreement; covenant pactītĭus pactĭuncŭla an agreement Pactōlus a river in Lydia which was said to bring down golden sand...; belonging to the … pactor one who makes a contract; a contractor pactum Pactŭmējus a supposititious son of Canidia pactus P. a. pactus pactus Pactўē a town of Thrace; Doghan Arslan Pācŭvĭus the name of a Roman; a celebrated Roman poet; a native of...; Pacuvian Pădaei a people of farther India; at the mouth of the Indus Pădanĕus Pădānus pădi pitch-pines Pădus the Po; the principal river of Italy Pădūsa a canal running from the Po to Ravenna; canal of St. Alberti Paean An appellation of Apollo; as the healing deity Paeānītis a precious stone Paeantĭădes paeantis a precious stone paedăgōga a governess paedăgōgātus education; instruction paedăgōgĭānus adj. belonging to the; reared to serve at court paedăgōgīum the place where boys of servile birth intended for pages ... paedăgōgo v. a. to educate; instruct paedăgōgus a slave who took the children to school and had the charg... paedĕros A precious stone; A plant; a kind of bear's-foot Paedīa a doctrine; learning paedīcātor one given to unnatural vice paedīco v. a. to practise unnatural vice paedīco one who practises unnatural vice paedĭdus adj. nasty; filthy; stinking paedor nastiness; filth; a stink; stench paegnĭārĭus adj. belonging to play Paegnĭum a Roman slave-name paelex a kept mistress; concubine Paeligni paemĭnōsus adj. full of chinks; uneven; rough paene adv. nearly; almost; as I may say paeninsŭla a peninsula paenĭtendus paenĭtentĭa repentance; penitence; to repent paenĭtentĭālis a priest appointed to hear the confession of penitents; a... paenĭtĕo v. a. Pers paenĭtĕor to repent paenĭtūdo repentance paenŭla a woollen outer garment covering the whole body; a kind o...; a covering; cover… Paenŭla a Roman surname paenŭlārĭus a maker of mantles; mantillas; pœnula-maker paenŭlātus adj. wearing the pœnula paenŭlĕus adj. of the pœnula; pœnulean paenultĭmus adj. the last but one; the penultimate syllable; the penult paenūria paeon a metrical foot of four syllables; three short and one long