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prōmĭnenter adv. P. a. fin prōmĭnentĭa a jutting out; projection; prominence prōmīnĕo v. n. to stand; jut out; be prominent; bending forward; to reach out; extend; come fo… prōmĭno v. a. to drive forward; along prōmĭnŭlus adj. projecting a little; rather prominent prōmiscam advv prōmiscus prōmiscŭus adv. mixed; not separate; distinct; common; usual prōmissĭo a promising; promise; the act of promising; a promising prōmissīvē adv. prōmissīvus adj. promising; promissive; the future tense prōmissor a promiser; who promises great things prōmissum prōmissus P. a. prōmissus a promise prōmitto v. a. to let go forward; to send; put forth promnion a dark-colored gem prōmo v. a. to take; give; bring out; to come forth; out prōmŏnĕo v. a. to warn; admonish further prōmonstra prōmontŭrĭum prōmōta P. a. fin prōmōtĭo advancement; preferment; promotion prōmōtus P. a. prōmōtus advancement; promotion prōmōvĕo v. a. to move forward; cause to advance; push onward promptārĭum promptē adv. P. a. fin promptim adv. quickly; suddenly promptĭtūdo promptitude prompto v. freq. a. to give forth; out abundantly; to distribute promptŭārĭum promptŭārĭus adj. belonging to distribution; distributing; a prison; a storeroom; repository; pro… promptŭlus adj. dim; ready; prompt promptus P. a. promptus An exposing to view; a being visible; visibility; Readiness; to be at hand; to … promtus P. a. promulcum a tow-rope prōmulgātĭo a making publicly known; a proclaiming; publishing prōmulgātor one that publishes; proclaims; a promulgator prōmulgo v. a. to expose to public view; to make known; publish; to make known; to teach prōmulsĭdāre a tray on which the; was served prōmulsis a relish; served; first at a Roman banquet prōmulsus stroked forward; smoothed down in front promunctōrĭum prōmuntŭrĭum The highest part of a chain of mountains; a mountain-ridge; A part of a mountai… prōmus adj. belonging to giving out; distributing; a store-room; a giver out promuscis a trunk; proboscis promūtŭor v. dep. n. to be loaned beforehand prōmūtŭus adj. paid over beforehand; advanced; loaned; an advance; loan prŏnāos prōnăto v. n. to swim forth; swim along prōnātus prōnātus sprung forth; born prŏnāus the porch; vestibule; portico of a temple prōnē adv. prōnecto v. a. to knit; spin out prŏnĕpos a great-grandson prŏneptis a great-granddaughter prōnis adj. prōnĭtas inclination; propensity; proneness prōno v. a. to bend forward; to bow prŏnoea providence prōnōmen prōnōmĭnālis adj. belonging to a pronoun; pronominal prōnōmĭnātĭo a figure of speech; by which another epithet is substitut... prōnōmĭno v. a. prōnŭbans arranging a marriage prōnŭbus adj. belonging to marriage; bridal; promoting marriage; the promoter of a marriage; … prōnŭmĕro v. a. to count up; reckon; enumerate prōnuntĭābĭlis adj. declarative; enunciative prōnuntĭātĭo A public declaration; publication; proclamation; Expression; speech prōnuntĭātīvē adv. prōnuntĭātīvus adj. belonging to declaration; declarative; enunciative prōnuntĭātor One who delivers any thing; a reciter; a relater prōnuntĭātum prōnuntĭātus pronunciation prōnuntĭo v. n. and a. to make publicly known; to publish; proclaim prōnūper adv. prōnŭrus a grandson's wife prōnus adj. turned forward; bent; inclined; inclined; disposed; prone prŏoecŏnŏmĭa a previous arrangement prŏoemĭor v. dep. to make an introduction; preface prŏoemĭum An introduction; preface; proem; a beginning prōpāgātĭo a propagating; propagation prōpāgātor a propagator; an enlarger; extender prōpāges A set; layer; offspring; progeny; posterity prōpāgĭnātĭo propagation prōpāgĭno v. a. to propagate propagmen propagation; prolongation prōpāgo v. a. To set; fasten down;; to set slips; propagate by slips; to propagate prōpāgo offspring; descendant; child; children prōpălam adv. openly; publicly; notoriously prōpălo v. a. to make public; manifest; to divulge prōpansus spread out; extended prōpătĭor v. dep. a. to endure before prŏpător a forefather prōpatrŭus a great-grandfather's brother prōpătŭlus adj. Open in front; not covered up; open; an open; uncovered place prŏpe adv. near; nigh