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occupo (1)
seize
oculus -i m.
eye
omnis -is -e
all, every
onus oneris n.
burden
oppidum -i n.
town
oppugno (1)
attack, assault
opus operis n.
task, job, work
ora -ae f.
coast, shore, region
orno (1)
equip, adorn, decorate
oro (1)
pray, beg, ask
os oris n.
mouth, face
ostendo -tendere -tendi -tentum
show
paene
almost
paro (1)
prepare, acquire
pars partis f.
part
parvus -a -um
small
pater patris m.
father
patior pati passus sum
suffer, endure, allow
patria -ae f.
fatherland, one=s country
pauci -ae -a
few
pax pacis f.
peace
pectus -oris n.
breast, chest, heart
pecunia -ae f.
money
pello pellere pepuli pulsum
drive, push, drive away, dispel
per (+ acc.)
through, by means of
perdo perdere perdidi perditum
lose, destroy, ruin
pereo perire perii peritum
perish, die
periculum -i n.
danger
pervenio -venire -veni -ventum
arrive
pes pedis m.
foot
peto petere petivi (or petii) petitum
seek, ask, aim at, make for
placeo placere placui placitum (+ dat.)
please
plenus -a -um (+ gen.)
full
plerique -aeque -aque
most, very many
poena -ae f.
punishment
pono ponere posui positum
put, place, put aside
pons pontis m.
bridge
pontus -i m.
sea
populus -i m.
a people, nation, the people
porta -ae f.
gate
porto (1)
carry
portus -us m.
harbour, port
possum posse potui
be able, can
post (adv. and prep. + acc.)
after, behind
postea (adv.)
afterwards
postquam (conj.)
after
praeda -ae f.
booty, plunder, prey
praemium -i n.
reward, prize
praesidium -i n.
defence, garrison
praetor -oris m.
praetor
primus -a -um
first
princeps principis m.
chief, leader, emperor
prior (gen. prioris)
former, earlier, previous
prius (adv.)
previously, before
priusquam (conj.)
before
procul
far away
prodo prodere prodidi proditum
betray, make known, transmit
proelium -i n.
battle
proficiscor -ficisci -fectus sum
set out, start
progredior, -gredi -gressus sum
advance
prope (adv. and prep. + acc.)
near
propero (1)
hurry
publicus -a -um
public
puella -ae f.
girl
puer pueri m.
boy
pugna -ae f.
fight
pugno (1)
fight
pulcher -chra -chrum
beautiful
punio (4)
punish
puto (1)
think
quaero quaerere quaesivi quaesitum
seek, procure, ask
qualis -is -e
of what kind
quando
when
quantus -a -um
how great, how much
que
and
qui quae quod
who, which
quidam quaedam quoddam
a, a certain person or thing
quidem
indeed, certainly
quis quis quid
who, which, what (in qu.)
quod
because
quomodo
how
quoque
also
quot
how many
quotiens
how many times, how often