pātrŭus a father's brother; paternal uncle; a severe reprover pătrŭus adj. belonging to a father's brother; of an uncle; an uncle's Pătulcĭānus adj. Pătulcĭus adj. A surname of Janus; A Roman quœstor; a debtor of Cicero; of Patulcius pătŭlus adj. standing open; open; open to all; common pauci paucĭes adv. a few times; seldom; rarely paucĭlŏquĭum a speaking but little paucĭtas a small number; fewness; scarcity paucŭlus adj. dim; very few; very little paucus adj. few; little paulātim adv. by little and little; by degrees; gradually; a few; a little at a time Paulĭānus Paulīnus paulisper adv. for a little while; for a short time paulō paulŭlātim dim; by little and little; by degrees paulŭlō paulŭlum adv. paulŭlus adj. dim; very little; very small paulum adv. paulus adj. little; small Paulus a Roman surname; of the Æmilian family; a consul who fell in the battle near Ca… pauper adj. not wealthy; of small means; that has only enough for his...; feeble pauperasco v. n. inch. to grow poor paupercŭlus adj. dim paupĕrĭes poverty; injury; damage; loss paupĕrĭus adv. paupĕro v. a. to make poor; to impoverish; to rob; deprive one of any thing paupertas poverty; small means; moderate circumstances; poverty paupertātŭla poverty paupertīnus adj. sorry pausa a pause; halt; stop pausābĭlis adj. that sometimes ceases Pausănĭas Son of Cleombrotus; the leader of the Spartans in the bat...; A prince of Pherœ… pausārĭus A commander of the rowers; a rowing-master; the priests of Isis pausātē adv. P. a. fin pausātĭo a halting; pausing; end pausātus P. a. pausĕa a kind of olive; which yielded an excellent oil Pausĭas a celebrated painter; a native of Sicyon; contemporary wi... pausillŭlus pausĭlȳpon Pausĭlȳpum a mountain between Naples and Puteoli; which projects int... Pausistrătus a general of Rhodes pauso v. n. to halt; cease; pause; to rest; that has halted; paused; at rest Pausus the god of rest pauxillātim adv. by little and little; by degrees; gradually pauxillisper adv. by little bits; by degrees pauxillĭtas diminutiveness pauxillo pauxillŭlum adv. pauxillŭlus adj. dim; very little; very small pauxillum adv. pauxillus adj. dim; little; small pāva a peahen păvĕfăcĭo v. a. to frighten; alarm; terrify Păventĭa the goddess who guarded children against sudden terrors păvĕo v. n. and a. to be struck with fear; to tremble; quake with fear; to fear; dread; be terrifi… păvesco v. inch. n. Neutr; to begin to be afraid; to become alarmed; to begin to fear; dread păvĭbundus adj. fearful păvīcŭla a rammer păvīcŭlo v. a. to beat down păvĭdē adv. păvĭdus adj. trembling; quaking; fearful păvīmentārĭus a maker of pavements; a pavior păvĭmento v. a. To cover with a pavement; to pave; To make a pavement păvīmentum a floor; beaten down with a rammer; a hard floor păvĭo v. a. to beat; strike; to beat; ram; tread down păvĭtātĭo a trembling; quaking păvītensīs adj. beaten close păvĭto v. freq. n. to tremble; quake with fear; to be very fearful; to shake; shiver with the ague… păvītum pāvo a peacock Pāvo a Roman surname pāvōnācĕus adj. belonging to a peacock; like a peacock's tail; variegated pāvōnīnus adj. belonging to a peacock; in lemm; colored like a peacock's tail; pavonine; in le… păvor a trembling; quaking; throbbing; the god of fear; fin.—His priests pāvus pax peace; a treaty of peace; tranquillity; the absence of war; peace; rest; quiet Pax a slave's name paxillus a small stake; a peg pe peccāmen a fault; sin peccans P. a. peccanter adv. P. a. fin peccantĭa sin peccātēla sin peccātĭo a failing; fault; sin peccātor a transgressor; sinner peccātōrĭus adj. sinful peccātrix a female sinner peccātum a fault; mistake; transgression peccātus a failing; fault; trespass pecco v. n. and a. to miss; mistake; to do amiss; to fail; miscarry; sinful pĕcŏrālis adj. belonging to cattle pĕcŏrārĭus a farmer of the public pastures and herds pĕcŏrōsus adj. rich in cattle pecten a comb; for the hair; A stripe; vein pectĭnārĭus adj. belonging to combs; a combmaker