partium) F = part
[part, partial, impartial, impart, particle, particular, participate, participation, participle, partake, partisan, particulate, partition, partitive, partner, partnership, compartment]
parvulus, parvula, parvulum = very small, very little
[parvalbumin, parvalbumins, parvanimity, parvanimous, parvenu, parvicellular, parvifolious, parvilocular cyst, parvipotent, parvipotence, parvipsoas, parvipsoatic, parvirostrate, parviscient, parvitude, parvity, parvity, parvocellular, parvoviral, parvovirus, parvule, parvum (small) opus (work); see also paucus, Paul, minor, minus]
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parvus, parva, parvum = small
[parvalbumin, parvalbumins, parvanimity, parvanimous, parvenu, parvicellular, parvifolious, parvilocular cyst, parvipotent, parvipotence, parvipsoas, parvipsoatic, parvirostrate, parviscient, parvitude, parvity, parvity, parvocellular, parvoviral, parvovirus, parvule, parvum (small) opus (work); see also paucus, Paul, minor, minus]
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pāscō, pāscere, pāvī, pāstus/a/um = feed, graze; pasture
[pabulum, pasta, paste, paste (verb), pasteboard, pastedown, pastel, pastelist, pastern, pasticcio, pastiche, pastille, pastiness, pastor, pastoral, pastoral poetry, pastorale, pastoralism, pastorate, pastorism, pastry, pasturable, pasturage, pasture, pastureland, pasturing, pasturer, pasty, unpasturable]
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passum, passī N = raisin-wine
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pater, patris M. = father
[allopatric, allopatrically, allopatry, ante-patriarchal, compaternity, compatriot, compatriotism, compatriotic, depatriate, expatriate, expatriated, expatriation, misopaterist, opsipatria, pater, paterfamilias, patresfamilias, paternal, paternally, paternalism, paternalist, paternalistic, paternalistically, paternity, paternophobia, pater noster, patradelphy, patriarch, patriarchate, patriarchy, patrician, patricide, patricidal, plebeian, patriciate, Patrick, Patricia, patrilineal, patrilineage, patrilocal, patrilocality, patrimony, patriot, patriotic, patriotism, patripassian, patripotestal, patrist, patristic, patroclinous, patroclinic, patrocliny, patriclinous, patrogony, patrolatry, patrology, patron, patronym, patronymic, patronymically, patron, patrophile, philopater, philopatric, philopatry, repatriate, repatriation, sympatria, sympatric]
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paterfamilias, paterfamiliae M = male head of the household
[allopatric, allopatrically, allopatry, ante-patriarchal, compaternity, compatriot, compatriotism, compatriotic, depatriate, expatriate, expatriated, expatriation, misopaterist, opsipatria, pater, paterfamilias, patresfamilias, paternal, paternally, paternalism, paternalist, paternalistic, paternalistically, paternity, paternophobia, pater noster, patradelphy, patriarch, patriarchate, patriarchy, patrician, patricide, patricidal, plebeian, patriciate, Patrick, Patricia, patrilineal, patrilineage, patrilocal, patrilocality, patrimony, patriot, patriotic, patriotism, patripassian, patripotestal, patrist, patristic, patroclinous, patroclinic, patrocliny, patriclinous, patrogony, patrolatry, patrology, patron, patronym, patronymic, patronymically, patron, patrophile, philopater, philopatric, philopatry, repatriate, repatriation, sympatria, sympatric]
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patior, patī, passus sum = to suffer; allow; endure
[compassion, compassionable, compassionate, compassionately, compassionless, compassive, compassivity, compatibility, compatible, compatibleness, compatibly, counterpassion, dispassion, dispassionate, dispassionately, histoincompatibility, impassible, impassibleness, impassibly, impassion, impassionate, impassioned, impassionedly, impassive, impassivity, impassiveness, impassively, impatience, impatient, impatiently, incompassionate, incompatibility, incompatible, incompatibly, passible, passion, passional, passionate, passionless, passive, passively, passivity, patience, patient, patiently, patripassion, satispassion, self-compatible, uncompassionate]
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patria, patriae F. = fatherland
[allopatric, allopatrically, allopatry, ante-patriarchal, compaternity, compatriot, compatriotism, compatriotic, depatriate, expatriate, expatriated, expatriation, misopaterist, opsipatria, pater, paterfamilias, patresfamilias, paternal, paternally, paternalism, paternalist, paternalistic, paternalistically, paternity, paternophobia, pater noster, patradelphy, patriarch, patriarchate, patriarchy, patrician, patricide, patricidal, plebeian, patriciate, Patrick, Patricia, patrilineal, patrilineage, patrilocal, patrilocality, patrimony, patriot, patriotic, patriotism, patripassian, patripotestal, patrist, patristic, patroclinous, patroclinic, patrocliny, patriclinous, patrogony, patrolatry, patrology, patron, patronym, patronymic, patronymically, patron, patrophile, philopater, philopatric, philopatry, repatriate, repatriation, sympatria, sympatric]
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patria potestas = a father’s power over his children; he may even legally kill them if he feels that it is necessary
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patrius, patria, patrium = of one’s father(s)
[allopatric, allopatrically, allopatry, ante-patriarchal, compaternity, compatriot, compatriotism, compatriotic, depatriate, expatriate, expatriated, expatriation, misopaterist, opsipatria, pater, paterfamilias, patresfamilias, paternal, paternally, paternalism, paternalist, paternalistic, paternalistically, paternity, paternophobia, pater noster, patradelphy, patriarch, patriarchate, patriarchy, patrician, patricide, patricidal, plebeian, patriciate, Patrick, Patricia, patrilineal, patrilineage, patrilocal, patrilocality, patrimony, patriot, patriotic, patriotism, patripassian, patripotestal, patrist, patristic, patroclinous, patroclinic, patrocliny, patriclinous, patrogony, patrolatry, patrology, patron, patronym, patronymic, patronymically, patron, patrophile, philopater, philopatric, philopatry, repatriate, repatriation, sympatria, sympatric]
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patruus, patruī M = uncle
[allopatric, allopatrically, allopatry, ante-patriarchal, compaternity, compatriot, compatriotism, compatriotic, depatriate, expatriate, expatriated, expatriation, misopaterist, opsipatria, pater, paterfamilias, patresfamilias, paternal, paternally, paternalism, paternalist, paternalistic, paternalistically, paternity, paternophobia, pater noster, patradelphy, patriarch, patriarchate, patriarchy, patrician, patricide, patricidal, plebeian, patriciate, Patrick, Patricia, patrilineal, patrilineage, patrilocal, patrilocality, patrimony, patriot, patriotic, patriotism, patripassian, patripotestal, patrist, patristic, patroclinous, patroclinic, patrocliny, patriclinous, patrogony, patrolatry, patrology, patron, patronym, patronymic, patronymically, patron, patrophile, philopater, philopatric, philopatry, repatriate, repatriation, sympatria, sympatric]
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paucī, paucae, pauca = few
[impoverished, Paul, paucity, Paulist, pauciflorous, paucifoliate, pauciloquence, pauciloquent, pauciloquy, pauciradiate, paucity, pauper, poverty]
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paulātim = little by little
[impoverished, Paul, paucity, Paulist, pauciflorous, paucifoliate, pauciloquence, pauciloquent, pauciloquy, pauciradiate, paucity, pauper, poverty]
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paulisper = for a short time
[impoverished, Paul, paucity, Paulist, pauciflorous, paucifoliate, pauciloquence, pauciloquent, pauciloquy, pauciradiate, paucity, pauper, poverty]
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paulō = (by) a little
[impoverished, Paul, paucity, Paulist, pauciflorous, paucifoliate, pauciloquence, pauciloquent, pauciloquy, pauciradiate, paucity, pauper, poverty]
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paulum = a little
[impoverished, Paul, paucity, Paulist, pauciflorous, paucifoliate, pauciloquence, pauciloquent, pauciloquy, pauciradiate, paucity, pauper, poverty]
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pauper, pauperis = poor
[impoverished, Paul, paucity, Paulist, pauciflorous, paucifoliate, pauciloquence, pauciloquent, pauciloquy, pauciradiate, paucity, pauper, poverty]
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paupertās, paupertātis F. = poverty
[impoverished, Paul, paucity, Paulist, pauciflorous, paucifoliate, pauciloquence, pauciloquent, pauciloquy, pauciradiate, paucity, pauper, poverty]
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pāx, pācis F. = peace
[appeasableness, appeasably, appease, appeasement, appeaser, appeasingly, pace, pacifiable, pacific,
pacification, pacified, pacifier, pacifism, pacifist, pacify, pacifying, pact, pax, pay, payable, payee, payer, payment, peace, peaceable, peaceably, peaceful, peacefully, peacefulness, prepay, prepayable, prepayment, repay, repayable, repayer, repayment, Requiescat in pace / Requiescant in pace; R.I.P. = “May he [or she]/they rest in peace.”, Si vīs pacem para bellum. = “If you want peace, prepare for war.”, unappeasable, unappeasably, unpaid, unpayable]
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pectō, pectere, pexī, pectus/a/um = to comb
[pectin, pectinate, pecten, pectase, pectate, pectic acid, pectinesterase]
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pectus, pectoris N. = breast, heart
[(ab imo pectore = “From the bottom of the breast or chest.” = The equivalent of “speaking from the heart” or “sincerely”), angina pectoris, expectorant, expectorate, expectorates, expectorating,
expectoration, expectorative, expectorator, imo pectore, in pectore = “In secret.”, pectoral, pectoralgia, pectoralis, pectoriloquy, pectorophony, pects (slang), unexpectorating]
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pecus, pecoris N = herd, flock
[impecunious, impecuniously, impecuniousness, impecuniosity, pecudiculture, peculate, peculation, peculator, peculiar, peculiar institution, peculiarity, peculiarize, peculiarise, peculium, pecuniary, pecuniarily, pecuniosity, pecunious]
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peior, peius = worse (comparative of malus/a/um)
[impair, pejorate, pejoration, pejorative, pejorism, pejorist, pejority]
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pellis, pellis M. = skin
[pelisse, pellagra, pellicule, pelt, peltry]*
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pellō, pellere, pepūlī, pulsus/a/um = to drive
[repel, repulsive, repulsion: appeal, appealable, appealer, appealing, appealingly, appealingness, appellant, appellate, appellation, appellative, compel, compellable, compellation, compellative, compelled, compelling, compellingly, compulsion, dispel, dispeller, expel, expeller, expulsion, impel, impeller, impulse, impulsive, interpellate, interpellation, leptopellic, peal, pelt, propel, propellant, propeller, propelling, propulsion, repeal, repealable, repealer, repel, repellant, repelled, repellency, repellent, repellently, repulse, repulsion, repulsive, unappealable, unappealably…pulse group: appulse, appulsive, appulsively, compulsion, compulsive, compulsively, compulsorily, compulsory, expulsion, expulsive, idiorepulsive, impulse, impulsion, impulsive, impulsively, impulsiveness, obsessive-compulsive, propulsion, pulsar, pulsate, pulsation, pulsator, pulsatory, pulse, pulsejet, pulsimeter, push, pusher, pushup, pushy, repulse, repulsed, repulsing, repulsion, repulsive, repulsively, repulsiveness]
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pendeō, pendēre, pependī, pensus/a/um = to hang; weigh; consider, ponder
[pendulum, pendulous, spider, pound, pansy, pendant, ponder, appendix, penthouse, depend, spontaneous]
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per = through, throughout (always + the accusative case)
[derivatives: any word beginning per-: Come up with 6 derivatives on your own!]
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peragō, peragere, perēgī, peractus/a/um = to finish, accomplish
[ab agendo, act, action, activate, activation, activity, actor, actress, actual, actuate, agency, agenda, agent, agile, Agilisaurus, agility, agitant, agitate, agitatrix, agitographia, agitolalia,ambiguous, circumagitation, coagulate, cogent, cogitate, corrigible, counteract, cutireaction, deactivate, ecoactivist, enact, exact, exagitate, exigency, exiguous, fumigate, hyperactive, inaction, inactive, incorrigible, interaction, intransigence, intransigent, litigation, litigious, mitigate, objurgate, paragitate, photoactive, proactive, prodigal, prodigious, psychoactive, radioactive, ramifactive, react, retroactive, squatter, subagitation, transaction, variegated]
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percutiō, percutere, percussī, percussus/a/um = to strike, beat
[concuss, concussion, concussive, discuss, discusser, discussion, discutient, disscussive, fracas, orthopercussion, palpatopercussion, palpatory percussion, percuss, percussion, percussive, percussively, quash, repercussion, repercussive, repercussively, rescue, rescue archaeology, rescuer]
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pereō, perīre, periī [perīvī], peritus/a/um = perish, die
[adit, ambition, circuit, circuitous, exit, exitus, imperishable, initial, initiate, intransitive, introit, limit, obituary, perish, praeteritio, preterit, sedition, seditious, transient, transit, transition, transitional, transitive, transitory]
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perficiō, perficere, perfēcī, perfectus/a/um = to carry out, complete, finish
[affair, affect, affected, affection, artifact, artifice, artificial, benefaction, benefactor, beneficent, beneficiary, benefit, calefacient, calorifacient, certificate, certify, chafe, chauffeur, clarify, coefficient, confection, confetti, confit, counterfeit, defacto, defeat, defect, defective, deficient, deficit, diffect, difficacious, difficult, dignify, disaffected, discomfit, diversify, dormifacient, edification, edifice, edify, effect, effectual, efficacious, efficacy, efficient, effigy, exemplify, ex post facto, facient, facile, facilitate, facility, facsimile, fact, faction, factious, factitious, factor, factory, factotum, factual, faculty, falsify, fashion, feasance, feasibility, feasible, feat, feature, febrifacient, feckless, fetish, forfeit, fortify, fructify, glorify, gratify, horrific, horrify, identify, imperfect, imperfection, indemnify, infect, infection, intensify, ipso facto, justify, liquefy, liquifacient, magnificence, magnifico, magnify, malefic, maleficence, malfeasance, manufacture, misfeasance, modify, mollify, mortify, munificence, munificent, nonfeasance, notify, nullify, office, official, officiate, officious, olfactory, orifice, pacific, pacifist, pacify, parturifacient, perfect, perfecto, personify, personification, petrify, pluperfect, pontiff, pontificate, prefect, proficiency, proficient, profit, prolific, putrefy, putrefaction, qualify, ramify, ramification, rarefy, ratify, rectify, refectory, rubefacient, sacrifice, sanctify, satisfaction, satisfy, savoir-faire, scientific, significant, signify, simplify, solidify, somnifacient, sorbefacient, specific, specify, stratify, stupefacient, stupefy, suffice, sufficient, superficial, surface, surfeit, terrific, terrify, testify, typify, unify, verify, vilify, vivify]
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perīculōsus, perīculōsa, perīculōsum = dangerous
[peril, imperil, experienced, experiential, experientialism, experientialist, experientially, experiment, experimental, experimentalism, experimentalist, experimentally, experimentation, experimenter, expert, expertly, perilousness, pert, expertness, imperil, imperilment, inexperience, inexperienced, inexpert, inexpertly, malapert, malapertly, malapertness, peril, perilous, pertly, pertness, quasi experiment, quasi-experimental]
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perīculum, perīculī, N. = danger
[peril, imperil, experienced, experiential, experientialism, experientialist, experientially, experiment, experimental, experimentalism, experimentalist, experimentally, experimentation, experimenter, expert, expertly, perilousness, pert, expertness, imperil, imperilment, inexperience, inexperienced, inexpert, inexpertly, malapert, malapertly, malapertness, peril, perilous, pert, pertly, pertness, quasi experiment, quasi-experimental]
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perītus, a, um [+ genitive]= skilled in, experienced [+ genitive]
[peril, imperil, experienced, experiential, experientialism, experientialist, experientially, experiment, experimental, experimentalism, experimentalist, experimentally, experimentation, experimenter, expert, expertly, perilousness, pert, expertness, imperil, imperilment, inexperience, inexperienced, inexpert, inexpertly, malapert, malapertly, malapertness, peril, perilous, pert, pertly, pertness, quasi experiment, quasi-experimental]
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perna, pernae F = ham
[pearl, pearler, pearlescent, pearlite, pearl millet, pearl oyster, pearly, pernine]
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pernoctō, pernoctāre, pernoctāvī, pernoctātūrus/a/um = to spend the night
[equinoctial, equinoctium, equinox, noctalbuminuria, noctambulate, noctambulating, noctambulation, noctambulant, noctambulic, noctambulism, noctambulator, noctambulist, noctambulous, noctambulatory, noctidial, noctifer, noctiferous, noctiluca, noctilucence, noctilucent, noctilucine, noctilucous, noctimania, noctomania, noctiphobia, noctophobia, noctiphobic, noctophobic, nocturia, (also nycturia), nocturnae, nocturnal, nocturne, Nox (Goddess of Night), noxial, pernoctation, seminocturnal, trinoctial]
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persequor, persequī, persecutus sum = to follow after, pursue
[consecutive, consequence, ensue, execute, execution, executive, executor, executrix, non sequitur, obsequious, persecute, persecution, prequel, prosecute, prosecution, prosecutor, pursuance, pursue, pursuit, second, secondary, sect, sectarian, sequacious, sequel, sequela, sequence, sequencial, sequent, sequential, subsequent, sue, suit, suitable, suite, suitor]
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persuādeō, persuādēre, persuāsī, persuāsus/a/um = to make something (accusative) agreeable to someone (dative); to persuade someone (dative) of something (accusative)
[assuage, assuagement, assuager, dissuade, dissuader, dissuasion, dissuasive, dissuasively, dissuasiveness, persuadable, persuadableness, persuadably, persuade, persuaded, persuader, persuading, persuasible, persuasion, persuasive, persuasively, persuasiveness, suade, suasion, suave, suavely, suaviloquent, suaviloquence, suavity]
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perterritus, perterrita, perterritum = frightened, terrified
[bioterror, bioterrorist, deter, deterrent, deterrently, ecoterrorism, ecoterroist, terrible, terribleness, terribly, terrific, terrifically, terrified, terrifiedly, terrify, terrifying, terror, terrorism, terrorist, terrorize, terrorizer]
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pēs, pedis M. = foot
(The Greek word for foot is πούς, ποδός M. – from which we get podiatry, podiatrist, tripod, monopod, etc. )
[aliped, anguiped, anguipede, biped, bipedal, bipedalism, bipedality breviped, capitopedal, capriped, carpopedal, celeripedean, centipedal, centipede, cheiropod, cheiroped, cheliped, decempede, decempedal, depeditate, depeditation, dextropedal, dontopedalogy, equipedal, equipede, expediency, expediencies, expedient, expedite, expediter, expeditor, expedition, expeditious, expeditiously, expeditiousness, fissiped, fissipede, hecatomped, hexaped, ignipedites, impeach, impeachability, impeachable, impeachment, impedance, impede, impedient, impediment, impedimenta, inexpediency inexpedient, longipedate, longipede, multiped, multipede; multipedal, octoped, palmiped, palmipede, pawn, pedal, pedantic, pedantry, pedary, pedate, pedately, pedestal, pedestrial, pedestrian, pedestrianize, pedetentous, pedialgia, pedicab, pedicel, pedicelate, pedicle, pedicure, pedicurist, pediferous, pediform, pedigerous, pedigree, pediluvial, pediluvium, pedimanous, pediment, pediphalanx, peditis, pedobarograph, pedobarography, pedodynamometer, pedogram, pedograph, pedometer, pedomotive, pedopathy, pedoplania, pedorthics, pedorthic, pedorthist, pedoscope, pedule, peduncle, peduncular, peon, peonage, petiolate, petiole, petioles, pinniped, pioneer, polyped, quadruped, quadrupedal, remiped, sesquipedalian, sexiped, sexipede, sinistropedal, suppedaneous, talipedic, trivet, tripod, unimpeachable, unimpeachableness, unimpeachably, unimpeded, uniped, velocipede]
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