perlongus adj. very long; for a very long time; very long; very tedious; a very long way off; … perlŭbens med perlŭbenter adv. perlŭbet perlūcĕo v. n. to shine through; shine forth; be visible; to be seen thr...; to shine through;… perluctŭōsus adj. very mournful perlūdo v. n. to play about perlūmĭno v. a. to shine through; illumine greatly perlŭo v. a. to wash off; to wash bathe; lave perlūsōrĭus adj. sportive; in sport; in jest perlustro v. a. To go; wander all through; to traverse completely; To purify; hallow completely perlūtus permăcĕo v. n. to be very thin; very weak permăcer adj. very lean permācĕro v. a. to soften thoroughly permădĕfăcĭo v. a. to wet through; to drench thoroughly permădesco v. inch. n. to become thoroughly wet; quite moist; to grow soft; effeminate permaestus adj. greatly afflicted; dejected permagnĭfĭcus adj. very sumptuous; very magnificent permagnus adj. very great; very large; a very permăle adv. very badly permānanter adv. by flowing through permānasco v. inch. n. to flow to; to penetrate to permănĕo v. n. to stay to the end; to hold out; last; continue; To abide in; to live by; to de… permāno v. n. to flow through; press through; penetrate; to flow to; to penetrate; reach permansĭo a remaining; persisting permărīnus adj. that accompanies through the sea permātūresco v. inch. n. to become quite ripe; to ripen fully permātūro v. n. to become quite ripe permātūrus adj. quite ripe permaxĭmē adv. permaxĭmus adj. very great indeed; extremely great; very greatly permĕābĭlis adj. that can be passed through; passable permĕātor he that passes through permĕātus the passage through permĕdĭŏcris adj. very moderate permĕdĭtātus adj. well prepared; well trained permensĭo a measuring out permensus permĕo v. a. to go; to cross; traverse; traversed too much space; went too far in reaching t… permĕrĕo v. n. to go through service; to serve out Permessus a river in Bœotia sacred to Apollo and the Muses; which r... permētĭor v. dep. a. to measure through; measure out; measure; to travel through; traverse; measured… permĕtŭens permīlĭto v. n. to serve out one's time as a soldier permingo v. a. to make water upon permĭnĭmus adj. exceedingly small permĭnūtus permīrābĭlis adj. very wonderful permīrandus adj. very wonderful permīrus adj. very wonderful permisceo v. a. to mix; mingle together; to commingle; intermingle permissĭo a giving up; yielding; ceding; leave; permission permissor a permitter permissum P. a. permissus P. a. permissus leave; permission; by one's leave permistus P. a. permĭtĭālis adj. fatal; destructive permĭtĭes a wasting away; perishing; ruin; destruction permītis adj. very mild permitto v. a. to let go through; suffer to pass through; to let go; let loose; sprang down permixtē adv. P. a. fin permixtim adv. confusedly; promiscuously permixtĭo A mixing together; ingredients mixed together; a mixture; A confusion; disturba… permixtus P. a. permŏdestus adj. very moderate; very modest permŏdĭcē adv. permŏdĭcus adj. very moderate; very small; very little permoestus permŏlestē adv. permŏlestus adj. very troublesome; with much trouble; difficulty permollis adj. very soft permŏlo v. a. to grind up permŏnĕo v. a. to admonish permonstrans showing; explaining accurately permŏrĭor v. dep. n. to die permŏror v. dep. n. to delay; tarry long permōtātus greatly moved; violently excited permōtĭo a moving; exciting; excitement; an emotion permōtus permŏvĕo v. a. to move; stir up thoroughly permulcĕo v. a. to rub gently; to stroke permulctus permulsĭo a stroking permulsus permultō permultus adj. very much; very many permundo v. a. to cleanse thoroughly permundus adj. very cleanly permūnĭo v. a. to fortify completely; to finish fortifying; to fortify completely; thoroughly permūtātĭo A changing; altering; change; An interchanging; barter; exchanging permūto v. a. To change throughout; to alter; change completely; to interchange; exchange; To… perna a haunch; ham together with the leg pernārĭus a ham-seller pernarro v. a. to narrate completely pernāvĭgātus sailed through; over pernĕcessārĭus adj. Very necessary; Very closely connected pernĕcesse adj. indecl; very necessary; indispensably necessary pernĕco v. a. to kill; slay outright