prōdĭus adv. farther onwards prōdo v. a. To give; put; bring forth; To extend; permit to go farther prōdŏcĕo v. a. to teach before; to show by teaching; to inculcate prōdormĭo v. n. to sleep before prodrŏmus A certain north-northeast wind that blows eight days befo...; A kind of early f… prōdūcĭbĭlis adj. which lengthens out prōdūco v. a. to lead; bring forth; to lead forward; To make; devise; produce; To plant; cult… prōductĭlis adj. That may be drawn out; ductile; productile; Of beaten work; of highly wrought m… prōductĭo A lengthening; prolonging; A lengthening prōductīvus adj. fit for prolongation prōducto v. freq. a. to draw; before; to interpose prōductor a leader away; an enticer prōductus P. a. prōdux a twig; shoot; layer proebĭa prŏēgmĕnon a preferable thing proelĭālis proelĭāris adj. belonging to a battle proelĭātĭo the battling; fighting proelĭātor a fighter; combatant proelĭo v. a. Impers. pass proelĭor v. dep. n. to join battle; to engage in battle; fight proelĭum a battle; combat proēmĭnĕo v. n. to project Prŏërna a town of Thessaly; Ghynekokastro Proetus a king of Tiryns; brother of Acrisius; his daughters prŏfānātĭo profanation prŏfānātor a profaner prŏfānē adv. prŏfānĭtas profaneness; profanity prōfāno v. a. to bring; to a god before the temple; to dedicate prŏfāno v. a. to render unholy; deprive of sanctity; to unhallow prŏfānus adj. unholy; not sacred; common; ye uninitiated prŏfātum prŏfātus a speaking out; uttering; saying prŏfectīcĭus adj. that proceeds from some one prŏfectĭo a going away; setting out; departure; the source prŏfectō adv. actually; indeed; really prŏfector a traveller prōfectus prŏfectus prōfectus advance; progress; effect Prōfĕra she that presents; makes known prōfĕro v. a. To impel; se; To lengthen out; prolong prŏfessĭo a public acknowledgment; declaration; expression; of our promise; of brevity; a… prŏfessĭōnārĭus a registrar of wares; one who fixed the duties on importe... prŏfessor a public teacher; one who makes instruction in any branch...; a professor; teac… prŏfessōrĭus adj. belonging to a public teacher; professorial prŏfessus P. a. prŏfestus adj. non-festival; not kept as a holiday; common; uninitiated; uncultivated; uneduca… prōfĭcĭenter adv. prōfĭcĭo to go forward; advance; gain ground; to go on; advance; make progress; to profit prŏfĭcisco prŏfĭciscor v. dep. n. to set out; start; go; supine prōfĭcŭus beneficial; conducive prŏfĭtĕor v. dep. a. to declare publicly; to own freely; to acknowledge; To make a public statement;… prōflāmen a flamen's substitute; proflamen prōflātus a blowing; breeze; a snoring prōflictus prōflīgātĭo Ruin; destruction; A settling; collection; pr prōflīgātor a spendthrift; prodigal prōflīgātus P. a. prōflīgo v. a. to strike; dash to the ground; to cast down utterly prōflīgo v. a. to strike down; ruin; destroy prōflo v. a. to blow forth; breathe out; to blow; breathe out prōflŭens P. a. prōflŭenter adv. P. a. fin prōflŭentĭa a flowing forth prōflŭo v. n. to flow forth; along; to flow forth; issue; proceed prōflŭus adj. flowing forth; flowing; streaming prōflŭvĭum a flowing forth; a flowing; flow prōflŭvĭus adj. Flowing; fluctuating; inconstant; a flux prŏfor v. dep. a. to say; speak out; to say; tell; relate; to foretell; predict; prophesy prŏfringo v. a. to break up prŏfŭga prŏfŭgĭo v. a. and n. to flee before; to flee; fly from; to flee; run away; escape prŏfŭgus adj. that flees; has fled; fugitive; that flees from his native country; fugitive; b… prŏfundātus prŏfundē adv. prŏfundĭtas depth; vastness; immensity prōfundo v. a. to pour out; forth; to shed copiously; se; to burst; gush forth; to cast; throw… prŏfundus adj. deep; profound; vast prŏfūsē adv. P. a. fin prŏfūsĭo a pouring out; shedding; effusion; prodigality; profusion prŏfūsor a squanderer prŏfūsus P. a. prōgemmans budding forth; budding prōgĕner a granddaughter's husband prōgĕnĕrātio an engendering; procreation prōgĕnĕro v. a. to beget; engender; generate prōgĕnētrix prŏgĕnĭcŭlo to fall on the knees; to beg on one's knees prōgĕnĭes descent; lineage; race prōgĕnĭtor the founder of a family; an ancestor prōgĕnītrix the foundress; general mother prōgĕnĭtus prōgermĭno v. n. to shoot forth; germinate prōgĕro v. a. To carry forth; out; to clear out; To carry before; bear in front progesto v. freq. a. to carry before prōgigno v. a. to beget; bear; bring forth