partum: give birth; parens: parent
antepartum, amphiparous, biparental, biparous, congestiparous, co-parent, criniparous, deiparous, dentiparous, dorsiparous, fetiparous, fissiparous, foliiparous, frondiparous, gemmiparous, godparent, grandparent, gravipara, greatgrandparent, in loco parentis, larviparous, muciparous, multipara, multiparity, multiparous, nullipara, nulliparous, nymphiparous, omniparous, oviparity, oviparous, ovoviviparous, para, parent, parentage, parental, parentalism, parentality, parentally, parentcraft, parentela, parentelic, parenthood, parenticide, parenting, parentless, parentship, parous, parturiency, parturient, parturifacient, parturition, planned parenthood, pluriparous, polyparous, postpartum, primipara, primiparous, puerperal, purpuriparous, quadriparous, ramiparous, repertoire, repertory, sebiparous, secundipara, seed parent, sexuparous, step-parent, sudoriparous, tubiparous, unipara, uniparental, uniparous, unparented, uriniparous, viper, viperid, viperiform, viperine, viperish, viperling, viperous, viperously, viviparity, viviparous, viviparously, vivipary, water viper
See also aperio, operio.
Parisii: Parisii (tribe of Gauls)
Paris, Parisian, Parisienne
parma: shield
Parma, Parmesan, Parmesan cheese
paro (1): prepare; comparo: get ready
aparejo (Sp), apparat, apparatchik, apparatus, comprador, disimperialism, disrepair, dissever, disseverance, disseveration, disseverment, divide et impera, emperor, emperorship, empire, empress, imperatival, imperativally, imperative, imperatively, imperativeness, imperativism, imperator, imperatorial, imperatorially, imperial, imperialism, imperialist, imperialistic, imperialize, imperially, imperious, imperiously, imperiousness, imperium, inseparability, inseparable, inseparably, inseparate, inseparately, inseparable, inseparableness, inseparation, inseparative, inseverable, inseverably, irreparable, irreparably, mpret, neoimperialist, overprepare, parade, paradeless, parader, parados, parament, parapet, parapetless, pare, parer, paring, parison, parrier, parry, photorepair, prep, preparate, preparation, preparative, preparator, preparatory, prepare, preparedness, preparer, preprepared, preppy, rampart, repair (fix), repairer, repairman, reparable, reparably, reparation, reparative, scuba, semper paratus, separability, separable, separate, separately, separateness, separation, separationism, separationist, separatism, separatist, separatistic, separative, separator, separatory, separatrix, sever, severable, several, severally, serveralty, severance, shoe repair, unprepared, unpreparedly, unpreparedness, unrepaired, unseparated, unsevered
N.B. OED indicates that para- of parachute etc. is not from paro.
pars (gen. partis): part; partior (4): divide; portio: a part
alpha particle, antiparticle, apart, apartheid, apartment, apartness, apportion, apportionment, beer party, beta particle, bipartisan, bipartite, Bonaparte, compart, compartment, compartmental, compartmentalization, compartmentalize, coparcenary, coparcener, coparceny, co-part, copartitive, copartner, copartnership, copartnery, counterpart, counterparty, decapartite, depart, departed, departer, department, departmental, departmentalization, departmentalize, departmentally, departure, digitipartite, dipartite, dispart, disproportion, disproportional, disproportionality, disproportionally, disproportionate, disproportionately, disproportionation, equipartition, ex parte, forepart, GOP, houseparty, impart, impartation, impartee, imparter, impartial, impartialist, impartiality, impartially, impartibility, impartible, impartibly, impartite, impartment, interparty, intraparty, jeopardize, jeopardous, jeopardy, microparticle, multipartite, multiparty, nanoparticle, nonparticipating, non-partisan, nonparty, octopartite, overpart, overpartial, parcel, parcel post, pard (person), pardner, parse, parser, part, partake, partaker, parti (Fr), partial, partialism, partialist, partiality, partialize, partially, partialness, partibility, partible, participant, participate, participating, participation, participational, participative, participator, participatory, participial, participle, particle, parti-colored, particular, particularism, particularistic, particularity, particularize, particularization, particularly, particulate, partigeneric, partile, parting, partisan, partisanship, partite, partition, partitioner, partitionment, partitive, partitively, partly, partner, partnerless, partnership, partness, parton, part-owner, part-time, partway, party, partygirl, partygoer, partyman, partypooper, passel, pluripartite, portion, portioner, portionist, portionless, principal parts, proportion, proportionable, proportional, proportionalism, proportionality, proportionally, proportionate, proportionately, proportioned, proportionment, quadripartite, quasiparticle, quinquepartite, reapportion, reapportionment, repartee, repartition, reproportion, searchparty, sexpartite, sex party, shore party, State Department, tantipartite, third party, Treasury Department, tripartisan, tripartism, tripartite, tripartization, unipartite, virile part, War Department, water party, wave-particle, wedding party, wine party, workparty
parus: titmouse
parine
parvus: small; parum: too little
multum in parvo, paraffin, parvanimity, parvidentate, parvifolious, parvipotent, parvitude, parvirostrate, parviscient, parvoline, pavovirus, parvule
Paul and other names are related.
pasco, pastum: feed; pastor: shepherd; pabulor: forage; pabulum: grazing
co-pastor, depasturage, depasture, pabulum, pannage, pascual, pastern, pastille, pastor, pastorage, pastoral, pastorale, pastoralism, pastoralist, pastorality, pastoralization, pastoralize, pastorally, pastorate, pastorie, pastorless, pastorly, pastorship, pastourelle, pasturable, pasturage, pastural, pasture, pastureland, pester, pesterer, pesteringly, pestersome, repast
Pasco may be related to panis.
See pester in AHD and OED.
passer: sparrow
passeres, passeriform, passerine
passim (here and there), pateo (lie open): see pando
Patavium: Padua
Padua, Paduan, Patavinian, patavinity
pateo: see pando
pater (gen. patris): father; (pathr); patria: native land
compadre, compaternity, compere, expatriate, expatriation, grandpaternal, impaternate, impetrate, in nomine Patris et Filli et Spiritus Sancti, Jupiter, nonrepatriable, padre, padrone (It), parricidal, parricide, Pat, pater, paterfamilias, paternal, paternalism, paternalist, paternalistic, paternality, paternalized, paternality, paternity, paternity suit, paternity test, Pater Noster, patria, patriate, patriation, patricentric, Patricia, patrician, patriciate, patricidal, patricide, Patrick, patriclan, patrifocal, patrilateral, patriline, patrilineage, patrilineal, patrilinear, patriliny, patrilocal, patrimonial, patrimony, patripassian, patripotestal, patrist, patrix, patron, patronage, patronal, patroness, patronization, patronize, patronizer, patronizing, patronizingly, patronless, patronly, patronne (Fr), patronship, patroon, patter, patterer, pattern, patternation, patternization, patternize, patternless, Patty, pere (Fr), perp, perpetrate, perpetration, perpetrator, pro patria, repair (move), repatriate, repatriation, Tricia, unpatronized
patior, passum: suffer; patientia: endurance
compassion, compassionable, compassionate, compassionately, compassive, compassivity, compatibility, compatible, compatibly, counterpassion, disimpassioned, dispassion, dispassionate, dispassionately, dispassive, histocompatible, impassibility, impassible, impassibleness, impassibly, impassionate, impassionately, impassioned, impassionedly, impassive, impassively, impassiveness, impassivity, impatience, impatient, impatiently, incompatibility, incompatible, inpatient, omnipatient, outpatient, paso (Sp), passibility, passible, passiflora, passion, passional, passionary, passionate, passionately, passionateness, passionflower, passionist, passionless, Passion Sunday, Passion Week, passival, passivate, passivation, passivator, passive, passively, passiveness, passive resistance, passivism, passivist, passivity, passivizable, passivization, passivize, patience, patient, patienthood, patientless, patiently, patripassian, pseudopatient, satispassion, up-patient
pauci: few
paucal, paucidentate, pauciflorous, paucifoliate, paucipinnate, pauciradiate, paucity, pococurante
pauper: poor; paupertas: poverty
depauperate, depauperation, dispauper, dispauperize, impoverish, impoverished, impoverisher, impoverishment, pauper, pauperdom, pauperism, pauperization, pauperize, poor, poorbox, poorhouse, poorly, poor man, poor mouth, poorness, povertarian, poverty, poverty line, poverty-stricken, species-poor, water-poor
paveo: fear
pavid, pavor
pavio: pound, strike down
pave, pavement, paver, paving, stone pavement, unpaved
pavo (gen. pavonis): peacock
pavonazzo (It), pavonian, pavonine, peacock (OED, but W3 rejects), peafowl, peahen
pax: peace; paciscor: agree, settle; paco (1): pacify; pactum: agreement
appeaseable, appease, appeasement, compact (n), copay, copayment, dead pay, dispeace, inappeasable, La Paz, nonpaying, nonpayment, overpay, overpayment, pacation, pace (L), paciferin, pacifiable, pacific, pacifically, Pacific Ocean, pacification, pacificator, pacificatory, pacifier, pacifism, pacifist, pacifistically, pacify, pact, pax, pay, payability, payable, payables, payback, paychannel, paycheck, payday, paydirt, payee, payer, payfreeze, payload, paymaster, payment, payoff, payola, payout, pay phone, payroll, payscale, paytoilet, pay-TV, paywindow, paz, peace, peaceable, peaceably, peace-breaker, Peace Corps, peace economy, peaceful, peacefully, peacefulness, peacekeeper, peaceless, peacemaker, peacemonger, peacenik, peace-offering, peace prize, peacetime, postpaid, prepay, prepayment, rate-payer, repacification, repacify, repay, repayable, repayment, requiescat in pace, taxpayer, time payment, transpacific, unappeasable, underpaid, underpay, unpacific, unpacified, unpaid, unpeaceful, unpeacefully, well-paid
pecco (1): make a mistake
impeccability, impeccable, impeccableness, impeccably, impeccancy, impeccant, peccability, peccable, peccadillo, peccancy, peccant, peccatophobic, peccavi
pecten: comb
pecten, pectinated, pectination, pectineal, pectunculate, peignoir (Fr)
pectus (gen. pectoris): chest
angina pectoris, expectorant, expectorate, expectoration, expectorative, expectorator, in pectore, in petto (It), parapet, parapetless, pecs, pectoral, pectoriloquy, pectus, petronel, petto (It), poitrinaire (Fr), postpectus
pecu: herd; pecus: head of cattle; pecunia: money; peculium: private property
impecuniary, impecuniosity, impecunious, impecuniously, pecudiculture, peculate, peculation, peculative, peculator, peculiar, peculiarity, peculiarize, peculiarly, pecuniary, pecunious, picayune
pediculus (louse): see pes
pedo: fart
petard
peior: worse (comparative of malus)
impair, impairer, impairment, pejorate, pejoration, pejorative, pejoratively, pejorism, pejorist, pejority, unimpaired
pelagus: open sea: see pelagoV
pellis: hide
peel (n), peeling, pelisse, pellagra, pellagrous, pellicle, pellicular, pelt, peltry, pilch, pillion, surplice
LS says akin to palla; OLD does not. OED disputes derivation of pelt from pellis and suggests pelt may be derived from pellet and pila (ball). AHD derives pelt from pellis.
pello, pulsum: push, strike; pulso (1): hit; pulto (1): beat
appeal, appealable, appealing, appealingly, appellant, appellate, appellation, appellative, appulse, compel, compellability, compellable, compellent, compeller, compelling, compellingly, compulsion, compulsionist, compulsitor, compulsive, compulsively, compulsiveness, compulsivity, compulsorily, compulsory, contrapropeller, counter-appellant, counterappeal, dispel, dispellent, expel, expellable, expellee, expeller, expulsatory, expulsion, expulsive, expulsively, expulsory, hydropropulsion, impel, impellent, impeller, impulse, impulsion, impulsive, impulsively, impulsiveness, impulsivity, interpellate, interpellation, interpulse, irrepealable, lateropulsion, micropulsation, monopropellant, monopulse, peal, prop(ellor), propel, propellable, propellant, propeller, propjet, propulsion, propulsive, propulsor, pulsar, pulsate, pulsatile, pulsation, pulsator, pulsatory, pulse, pulsebeat, pulseless, pulser, pulsimeter, push, pushbutton, pushcart, pusher, pushful, pushiness, pushmobile, pushoff, pushover, push-pull, pushup, pushy, rappel, reappeal, repeal, repel, repellant, repellent, repulse, repulsion, repulsive, repulsively, repulsiveness, retropulsion, sex appeal, sex impulse, shelf appeal, turbo-prop, up-push, water repellent
Pelorus: Pelorus (Hannibal's pilot)
pelorus
pelvis: shallow bowl
intrapelvic, pelvic, pelviferous, pelviform, pelvimeter, pelvirectal, pelvis, pelviscopy, pelvisternal
pendo, pensum: weigh, hang; pendeo: hang; pondus (gen. ponderis): weight
append, appendage, appendant, appendectomy, appendicitis, appendicular, appendix, avoirdupois, codependence, codependent, compendiary, compendious, compendiously, compendium, compensable, compensate, compensation, compensational, compensative, compensatory, counterpoise, counterponderant, decompensation, depend, dependability, dependable, dependably, dependant, dependence, dependency, dependent, dependently, depender, dependingly, dispensability, dispensable, dispensary, dispensation, dispensative, dispensatively, dispensatorily, dispensatory, dispense, dispenser, equipoise, equiponderate, expend, expendability, expendable, expender, expenditure, expense, expensive, expensively, filipendulous, funipendulous, impend, impendence, impendency, impendent, impending, imponderable, independence, independency, independent, independently, indispensable, indispensably, inexpensive, inexpensively, inexpensiveness, interdependence, interdependent, interdependently, misspend, outpension, overcompensate, overcompensation, overexpenditure, pansified, pansy, penchant, pend, pendant, pendeloque (Fr), pendency, pendent, pendente lite, pendentive, pendicle, pending, pendulant, pendular, pendulate, pendule, penduline, pendulize, pendulograph, pendulosity, pendulous, pendulously, pendulousness, pendulum, pennant, pensee (Fr), penseroso, pensiero (It), pensile, pension, pensionable, pensionary, pensione (It), pensioneer, pensioner, pensiones, pensionless, pensionnaire, pensionnat, pensive, pensively, pensiveness, pensum, pent (= penthouse), penthouse, perpend, perpendicular, perpendicularity, perpendicularly, perpension, peseta (Sp), peso (Sp), poise, poiser, ponder, ponderable, ponderal, ponderance, ponderosity, ponderous, ponderously, ponderousness, pound (wt), poundage, pounder, prepense, preponderance, preponderant, preponderantly, preponderate, propensity, recompensable, recompense, spend, spendable, spender, spending-money, spendthrift, suspend, suspender, suspense, suspenseful, suspension, suspension-bridge, suspensive, suspensively, suspensor, suspensorial, suspensorium, suspensory, undependable, vilipend, war expenditure, war pension
penes: under the control of, within + intro: go in (see inter, intra); penetralis: innermost
impenetrability, impenetrable, impenetrableness, impenetrably, impenitrate, impenetration, interpenetrate, penetrability, penetrable, penetrably, penetralia, penetramater, penetrance, penetrant, penetrate, penetrating, penetration, penetrative, penetratively, penetrator, penetrometer, unpenetrated
ph Penates related to penes.
penis: tail
pencil, penciler, penicil, penicillate, penicilliform, penicillin, penile, penis, penis-envy, time-pencil
penna (feather): see pinna
penuria: scarcity (cf. paene)
penurious, penuriously, penuriousness, penury
per: through
ampersand, parboil, parvenue, per, per-, per annum, per diem, perceive, perform, permit, etc.
Note rare alternative spelling par-; e.g., parvenu.
perdix: partridge: see perdix
peritus: skilled; periculum: danger; experior: try
experience, experienced, experienceless, experiential, experientially, experiment, experimental, experimentalism, experimentalist, experimentalize, experimentally, experimentation, experimenter, expert, expertise, expertly, expertness, imperil, imperilment, inexperience, inexperienced, inexpert, inexpertly, JPEG, overexperienced, parlous, peligro (Sp), peril, perilous, perilously, perilousness, peritus, sexpert, unexperienced, work experience
perna: ham
impearl, pearl, pearl-diver, pearlescence, pearlescent, pearlessence, Pearl Harbor, pearliness, pearling, pearlite, pearl oyster, pearl shell, pearlstone, pearlware, pearly, pearly gates, perlaceous, perle, perlite, seedpearl
perpes (continuous): see peto
Persa: Persian (PersiV)
peach, peachbloom, peachblossom, peach cobbler, peachpie, Peach State, peachstone, peachtree, peachworm, peachy, Persia, Persian, Persianization, Persic, persicaria, persicary, persico, persiennes (Fr)
persona: mask
antipersonnel, businessperson, chairperson, co-personal, craftsperson, depersonalization, depersonalize, dispersonalize, dispersonate, dispersonification, dispersonify, dramatis personae, impersonal, impersonalism, impersonalist, impersonality, impersonalize, impersonally, impersonalness, impersonate, impersonation, impersonative, impersonator, interpersonal, layperson, monopersonal, multipersonal, nonperson, parson, parsonage, parsonic, parsonical, person, persona, personable, personage, personal, personalia, personalism, personalist, personalistic, personalismo (Sp), personality, peronality clash, personality cult, personality trait, peronality type, personation, personalization, personalize, personally, personalty, persona (non) grata, personate, personation, personator, personhood, personification, personifier, personify, personless, personnel, personologist, personology, salesperson, split-personality, spoilsperson, spokesperson, suprapersonal, townsperson, transpersonal, tripersonal, unipersonal, VIP, workperson
N.B. persona is not per + sonare.
persuadeo (persuade): see suadeo
pertica: pole
perch (pole)
pes (gen. pedis): foot; impedimentum: hindrance; expedio: set free; impedio: hinder; pedes: footsoldier; pedites: infantry (cf. pouV)
aliped, backpedal, biped, bipedal, bipedality, breviped, centipede, cheliped, cirriped, decempedal, duopedal, equipedal, equipede, expedience, expediency, expedient, expediential, expediently, expedite, expediter, expedition, expeditionary, expeditious, expeditiously, expeditiousness, fissipede, impeach, impeachability, impeachable, impeachment, impeacher, impedance, impede, impeder, impedible, impedient, impediment, impedimenta, impedimental, impeditive, inexpedience, inexpediency, inexpedient, longipede, maliped, millipede, monoped, moped, multiped, octoped, orthopedics, orthopedist, overpedal, palliopedal, palmiped, pawn (chess), pawn chain, ped, pedal, pedaler, pedalist, pedalo, pedal power, pedalpusher, pedate, pedatifid, pedatiform, pede, pedestal, pedestrial, pedestrian, pedestrianate, pedestrianism, pedestrianize, pedicab, pedicel (pedicle), pedicular, pediculate, pediculation, pediculine, pediculosis, pediculous, pedicure, pediferous, pediform, pedigerous, pedigree, pediluvium, pedimanous, pediment, pedimental, pedimentation, pedipalp, pediplain, pediplanation, pediplane, pedometer, pedomotive, pedomotor, pedoscope, peduncle, peduncular, pedunculate, pedunculation, pentapedal, peon, peonage, peonism, pes, petiolar, petiolate, petiole, petiolule, pied-a-terre (Fr), piedmont, Piedmontese, pied noir (Fr), pinniped, pioneer, pioneering, plumiped, polyped, quadruped, quadrupedal, quinquepedal, revamp, scopulipede, scutiped, sesquipedalian, sexipede, soft-pedal, soliped, taliped, talipes, tarsiped, tenuipede, tripedal, trivet, unimpeachable, unimpeached, unimpeded, uniped, vamp (shoe), velocipede
pessimus: worst (superlative of malus)
pessimism, pessimist, pessimistic, pessimistical, pessimistically, pessimum
pestis: plague
biopesticide, pesky, pest, pest control, pest-house, pesticidal, pesticide, pestiferous, pestilence, pestilent, pestilential, pestilently, pestology, pesty
peto, petitum: seek; appeto: desire; impetus: attack; repeto: demand
anticompetitive, appetency, appetite, appetible, appetizer, appetizing, centripetal, compete, competence, competency, competent, competently, competition, competitive, competitively, competitor, competitory, corticipetal, impetigo, impetuosity, impetuous, impetuously, impetuousness, impetus, inappetence, incompetence, incompetency, incompetent, incompetently, in perpetuum, noncompetitive, omnicompetence, omnicompetent, perpetual, perpetualism, perpetualist, perpetually, perpetual motion, perpetuance, perpetuant, perpetuate, perpetuation, perpetuative, perpetuator, perpetuity, perpetuum mobile, petitio principii, petition, petitonable, petionary, petionee, petitioner, petitive, petulance, petulancy, petulant, petulantly, repeat, repeated, repeatedly, repeater, repetend, repetiteur, repetition, repetitious, repetitiously, repetitive, repetitively, semicompetent, unappetizing
pica: magpie
magpie, pica, pie (magpie), piebald, pied
LS suggests from pingo; OLD lists separately.
picus: woodpecker
picarian, piciform, picine, picoid, picodeous, piculet, Picus
pignus (gen. pignoris): pledge
pignorate, pignoration, pignorative
pila: ball (perhaps see also pilus)
peel (vb), peelable, peeler, peeling, pellet, pelletization, pelletize, pelota (Sp), peloton, pep-pill, pill, pillbox, pilule, platoon, poison pill
See note for pelt under pellis.
pila: pillar (perhaps see also pilum)
pilaster, pile (quantity), pillar, pillarist, pillarless, pillory, stockpile, woodpile
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