pompa a solemn procession; a public procession pompābĭlis adj. splendid pompābĭlĭter adv. pompālis adj. showy; splendid; splendidly pompālĭtas brilliancy pompālĭter adv. pompātĭcus adj. showy; splendid; with display pompātĭlis adj. pompātus Pompēja Pompējānus Pompēji a maritime city in the south of Campania; overwhelmed; to...; belonging to Pomp… Pompējŏpŏlis A city of; Cilicia; formerly called Soli; A city of Paphlagonia; Tash Kupri Pompējus name of a Roman; the triumvir; his sister Pompēum a building at Athens pomphŏlyx a substance deposited from the smoke of smelting-furnaces... Pompĭlĭus name of a Roman; the second king of Rome pompīlus a seafish; the pilot-fish; rudder-fish pompo v. a. to make; with pomp; magnificently ordered Pompōnĭus name of a Roman; an Atellane poet of Bononia; a friend of Cicero; whose life is… pompōsus adj. stately; solemn; Rich; pompously Pomptīnus adj. Pomptine; an appellation given to a district in Latium; n...; the Pomptine dist… pōmŭlum a little apple pōmum fruit; truffles; grapes; a fruit-tree pōmus a fruit-tree; fruit pōmuscŭlum small fruit; fruit pondĕrābĭlis adj. that can be weighed; ponderable; ponderably pondĕrāle the public scales pondĕrans P. a. pondĕrārĭum the place where public weights are kept and things are we... pondĕrātĭo a weighing; poising pondĕrātor a weigher pondĕrātūra a weighing pondĕrātus P. a. pondĕrĭtas weight pondĕro v. a. to weigh; to weigh; to ponder; consider pondĕrōsus adj. of great; weight; weighty; fin.—Comp; ext pondĭcŭlum a small weight pondo adv. by weight; in weight pondus a weight ponduscŭlum a small weight pōne adv. after; behind; back; behind pōno v. a. to put; set down; to put pons a bridge; A wooden bridge on a narrow wall between two towers Pons a geographical proper name; Argens; Pontiruolo Pontĭa a woman notorious as the poisoner of her own children Pontia an island in the Tuscan Sea; Ponza; the group of little i... pontĭcŭlus a little bridge Pontĭcus Pontĭcus a poet; contemporary with Propertius pontĭfex a Roman high-priest; a pontiff; pontifex pontĭfĭcālis adj. belonging to a pontifex; pontifical; given by the pontĭfĭcātus the office; dignity of a pontifex; the pontificate pontĭfĭcĭus adj. belonging to a pontifex; pontifical pontīlis adj. belonging to a bridge; bridge-; a wooden floor Pontīnus Pontĭus the name of a; originally Samnite; afterwards Roman; a leader of the Samnites; … pontĭvăgus adj. roaming over the sea; subst; one who sails over the sea; ... ponto A kind of Gallic transport; a punt; A floating bridge; a pontoon pontonĭum a small punt pontus the sea Pontus the Black Sea; the region about the Black Sea; a district in Asia Minor; betwee… pŏpa A Roman inferior priest; a priest's assistant; minister; she who sells animals … pŏpănum a sacrificial cake pŏpellus the rabble; mob; populace Popilĭa Popĭlĭus the name of a Roman; belonging to a Popilius; Popilian pŏpīna a cook-shop; victualling-house; eating-house; the food sold at a cookshop pŏpīnālis adj. belonging to a cook-shop pŏpīnārĭus a cook; victualler pŏpīnātor a frequenter of cook-shops; a gormandizer pŏpīno a frequenter of eating - houses; a gormandizer pŏpīnor v. dep. n. to frequent eating-houses; to gormandize poplĕs the ham of the knee; the hough; the knee poplĭcĭtus adv. Poplĭcŭla a surname of; and of his descendants poplĭcus Pŏplĭfŭgĭa a festival in memory of the people's flight to the rescue... poplus Poppaeus the name of a Roman poppysma a smacking; clucking with the tongue poppysmus poppȳzon one who clucks with the tongue pŏpŭlābĭlis adj. that may be laid waste; ravaged; destructible pŏpŭlābundus adj. laying waste; ravaging pŏpŭlārĭa pŏpŭlāris adj. belonging to the people; proceeding from; designed for th...; monarchy pŏpŭlārĭtas A being of the same country; fellow-citizenship; Popularity; an effort to pleas… pŏpŭlārĭter adv. pŏpŭlātim adv. from people to people; among all nations; universally pŏpŭlātĭo a laying waste; ravaging; plundering; destruction; corruption; ruin pŏpŭlātĭo population; a people; a multitude pŏpŭlātor a devastator; destroyer; ravager; a destroyer; consumer pŏpŭlātrix she that; wastes; destroys pŏpŭlātus a laying waste; a devastating; devastation pōpŭlētum a poplar wood pōpŭlĕus adj. belonging to poplars; poplar- pōpŭlĭfer adj. poplar-bearing Pŏpŭlĭfŭgĭa pŏpŭliscītum a decree of the people