pĕrindignus adj. very unworthy; very unbecoming; very indignantly pĕrindulgens adj. very indulgent; very tender pĕrĭnēon pĕrinfāmis adj. very infamous pĕrinfirmus adj. very weak; feeble pĕringĕnĭōsus adj. of good natural abilities; very clever pĕringrātus adj. very ungrateful pĕrĭnīquus adj. Very unfair; very unjust; Very unwilling; very discontented pĕrinjūrĭus adj. very unjust; very wrong; subject-clause pĕrinsignis adj. very remarkable; very conspicuous pĕrinsŏlens adj. very unusual pĕrintĕger adj. very honest; very virtuous Pĕrinthus a city of Thrace; afterwards called; Erekli; Perinthian; the Perinthian; a come… pĕrĭnundo v. a. to overflow; inundate completely pĕrĭnungo v. a. to anoint all over pĕrinvīsus much hated; very odious pĕrinvītus adj. very unwilling Pĕrĭŏcha a summary pĕrĭŏdeuta one that goes about; a visitor pĕrĭŏdĭcus adj. that returns at stated times; periodical pĕrĭŏdus A complete sentence; a period; The circuit of the four Grecian games pĕrĭor pĕrĭostĕon the membrane which surrounds the bone Pĕrĭpătētĭcus adj. belonging to the Peripatetic; Aristotelian; philosophy pĕrĭpĕtasmăta coverings; curtains; hangings Pĕrĭphas A king of Attica; One of the companions of Pyrrhus; One of the Lapithœ pĕrĭphĕrēs moving; around; surrounding pĕrĭphĕrīa a circumference; periphery Pĕrĭphŏrētus an epithet of Artemon pĕriphrăsis a circumlocution; periphrase pĕrĭplus a sailing round; circumnavigation pĕrĭpneumŏnĭa pulmonary consumption; peripneumonia; belonging to consum... pĕripsēma offscouring; refuse; filth pĕriptĕros adj. surrounded with a row of columns on the outside pĕrīrātus adj. very angry pĕriscĕlis a leg-band; anklet pĕriscĕlĭum an anklet pĕrisseuma pĕrissŏchŏrēgĭa a present over and above; an extra present pĕrissŏlŏgĭa redundancy of expression pĕrisson the name of a plant; also called pĕristăsis a subject; theme pĕristĕrĕon vervain; peristereon pĕristrōma a covering; curtain; carpet pĕristrŏphē a turning about; the turning of an opponent's argument ag... pĕristȳlĭum a place surrounded with columns on the inside; a peristyle pĕristȳlum the part of a building enclosing the court-yard; surround... pĕrītē adv. Pērīthŏus pĕrītĭa experience; knowledge gained by experience; practical kno... pĕrĭto pĕrĭtŏnaeos adj. belonging to the peritoneum; peritoneal pĕrĭtŏnaeum the membrane enclosing the intestines contained in the ab... pĕrītus adj. experienced; practised; practically acquainted; skilfully constructed; clever; … pĕrixўŏmĕnos adj. scraping himself pĕrizōma a girdle perjĕrātĭuncula a petty perjury perjĕro perjūcundē adv. perjūcundus adj. very agreeable; very pleasing; very agreeably perjūrĭōsus adj. full of perjury; perjured perjūrĭum a false oath; perjury; the perjured; perfidious Greeks perjūro perjūrus adj. who breaks his oath; perjured; who lies under oath; false; lying perlābor v. dep. n. to slip; glide through perlaetus adj. very joyful; glad; full of joy perlapsus perlātē adv. very widely; very extensively perlătĕo v. n. to lie completely hid; lie hid always perlātĭo A bearing away; a conveying; transferring; A bearing; enduring perlātor a bearer; carrier; conveyer perlātrix she that bears; carries perlātus perlaudābĭlis adj. very commendable perlăvo v. a. to wash; bathe thoroughly perlaxo v. a. to relax greatly perlĕcēbra an enticement; allurement perlectĭo perlĕgo v. a. to view all over; to examine thoroughly; scan; read through; read to the end perlĕpĭdē adv. very pleasantly; very prettily perlĕpĭdus perlĕvis adj. very light; very slight; very lightly perlĭbens med perlĭbenter adv. perlībĕrālis adj. very well bred; very genteel; very graciously perlĭbet v. impers. it is very pleasing; agreeable; I should very much like perlībrātĭo a levelling perlībro v. a. to make exactly level; to level; to hurl perlĭcet v. impers. it is perfectly allowable perlĭcĭo perlīmo v. a. to file; to sharpen; make clearer perlĭnĭo perlĭno to smear all over perlĭquĭdus adj. very liquid perlītĕrātus perlĭto v. n. to sacrifice very auspiciously; with very favorable omens perlittĕrātus adj. very learned perlĭtus perlongē adv. perlonginquus adj. lasting very long