pressĭo a pressing; pressing down; pressure; the prop presso v. freq. a. to press pressor a kind of hunter pressōrĭŏla a repository pressōrĭus adj. That serves for pressing; a press pressŭlē adv. pressŭlus adv. adj. dim; somewhat pressed in; compressed pressūra a pressing; pressure; oppression; affliction; distress pressus P. a. pressus a pressing; pressure prēster A fiery whirlwind; a water-spout; sand-spout; A kind of serpent Preti a people of India; beyond the Ganges prĕtĭo v. a. to prize prĕtĭōsē adv. prĕtĭōsĭtas preciousness; costliness prĕtĭōsus adj. of great value; valuable prĕtĭum that for; by which any thing is bought; sold; money; worth; value; price prex a prayer; request; entreaty Prĭămus A son of Laomedon; king of Troy; husband of Hecuba; His grandson; named after h… Prĭantae a Thracian people Prĭāpēĭus adj. prĭāpiscus a plant which excited passion; fool-stones; orchis prĭāpismus a morbid excitement; priapism Prĭāponnēsus an island of the Ægean Sea; near Caria Prĭāpus the god of Procreation; of gardens and vineyards Prĭāpus A town of Mysia; on the Hellespont; An island near Ephesus Priaticus Campus a place near Maronea; in Thrace prīdem adv. long ago; long since; a long time ago prīdĭānus adj. belonging to the day before; that happened; was used prīdĭē adv. on the day before; quam; for six years; to the; st December Prĭēnē a maritime town of lonia; the birthplace of Bias; Samsoon Prilĭus Lăcus a small lake in Etruria; now Lago di Castiglione prīmaevĭtas the first period of life; youth prīmaevus adj. in the first period of life; young; youthful prīmānus adj. belonging to the first legion; soldiers of the first legion prīmārĭus adj. one of the first; of the first rank; chief prīmas one of the first; principal; chief prīmātus the first place; rank; preference prīmē adv. prīmĭcērĭātus the office of a chief prīmĭcērĭus the first; a chief; head prīmĭformis adj. belonging to the primary form; original prīmĭgĕnĭus adj. First of all; first of its kind; original prīmĭgĕnus adj. first of all; original prīmĭpăra she that has brought forth; foaled; whelped prīmĭpīlāris adj. the captain; centurion of this company prīmĭpīlārĭus the centurion of the first maniple of the prīmĭpīlātus the office of chief centurion of the; the primipilate prīmĭpīlum the office of chief centurion of the prīmĭpīlus prīmĭpŏtens adj. the first in power prīmīscrīnĭus the chief of an official department; college prīmĭter adv. prīmĭtĭae the first things of their kind; firstlings; first-fruits prīmĭtīvus adj. the first; earliest of its kind; primitive prīmĭtus adv. at first; originally; for the first time prīmĭvirgĭus one who carries the rod first before the king; head verger prīmō adv. prīmōcrĕātus adj. first-created prīmōgĕnĭtālis adj. the first of all as to origin; original prīmōgĕnĭtus adj. first-born; the right of the first-born; birthright prīmōpīlus prīmoplastus the first - created prīmordĭa prīmordĭālis adj. that is first of all; original; primordial prīmordĭum prīmordĭus adj. original; The first beginnings; origin; commencement; the beginning of a new re… prīmōris adj. the first; first; in the first part; beginning of the war prīmōtĭcus prīmōtĭnus adj. that grows first; early prīmŭlum adv. prīmŭlus adj. dim; the first; at first prīmum adv. prīmus prep. the first; first princeps adj. subst. comm; first; the first man; first person; the second line of soldiers; b… Princeps a celebrated flute-player princĭpālis adj. first; original; primitive princĭpālĭtas the first place; superiority; pre-eminence princĭpālĭter adv. princĭpātus the first place; pre-eminence; preference; The hosts of angels; good; bad princĭpĭālis adj. that is from the beginning; original princĭpĭo v. a. to begin to speak; to begin; commence princĭpĭum a beginning; commencement; origin; to derive; deduce; in the beginning princĭpor v. dep. a. to rule prīnus the holmoak; great scarlet oak prĭor prep. former; first; former; better; preferable; more excellent prĭōrātus priority; preference prĭorsum adv. forwards priscē adv. Priscĭānus A celebrated grammarian in the time of the emperor Justinian; a physician in th… priscus adj. belonging to former times; of many years ago; old; venerable; the ancients Priscus a Roman surname; the elder; the first Tarquin prisma a geometrical figure; the prism prista a sawyer pristĭnus adj. former; early; original pristīnus adj. belonging to; the Whale pristis pristix prĭus adv. prīvantĭa