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Pother. V. Bother. 



Pouch. V. Bag. 



Poudr-, Pound, Powder. pU(d» to grind, to pound. 



Poverty, v. Pauper. \^poder ; fr. pouvoir. 



Power, pat, to be powerful. Cfr. potentia; it. podere ; sp. pg. 



Pr-. pr, to be busy or active, to nourish, to protect, to please. Cfr. 



Ttpdffffo), -Kpayiia', sp. practica ; it. pratica ; fr. pratique. 

 Prae-. v. For. 



Praise, praga^sa^, praise. [ags. raed. 



Prate, rut, rat, to speak. Cfr. tppd'^w • sw. prata ; d. praaten ; 

 Prav-. (pravus.') pravana«, crooked, decayed. 

 Pray, Preach, Prec-. pratMh, to ask or inquire ; pra-vatf, to teach, 



to expound. Cfr. precor, rogo, praeco ; \t. pregare ; ^. preg ; 



g. frageiij sprechen ; d. vraagcn, preeken ; fr. prieVj preclier. 

 Pre-, v. For. 

 Prem-. v. First. 



Presby-. (npsffjSuq.) prabhu«!, strong, able, eternal. 

 Pretty, pri^, to please, to satisfy, to be pleased or satisfied ; prati, 



towards, a little. Cfr. dan. prydet; sw. prydd ; w. pryd; ags. 



prdetCj prytj pryde ; d. pret. v. Pride. 

 Pred-, Prey, radh, to injure or kill. 

 Previous, pu^rva**, previous. 

 Prick, prtf to touch, to restrain. 

 Pride, prd, to delight, v. Pretty. 

 Prim-, Prin-, Prior, Pro-, v. First. 

 Priv-. V. Rap-. 

 Proa. V. Prow. 



-Proach. v. Prick. [proprius. 



Prob-. pra^pta^, obtained, placed, fixed, proper, right. Cfr. proho, 

 Prone. prana<!, old; pranata«, bending, stooping; pravana^, bent. 

 Propinq-. v. Pro-, -Pinge. [Cfr. pronus. 



Prose, Pross. bru^, to speak or tell. 

 Proud. praudha<!, impudent, arrogant, v. Pride. 

 Prove. V. Prob-. [v. Pro-. 



Prow, pru, to go, to move. Cfr. prora ; it. prua, proda ; sp. proa. 

 Prox-. V. Prick. 

 Prude-, Prudent, vrt, vrdh, to select, to speak, to shine. Cfr. <fpadrj ; 



prudens; <^ot\\. /rod ; g. sprbdc ; d. vroed, preutscli ; fr. prude. 



V. Pride. 

 Pter-, Ptos-, Ptote. pat, to move, to fall. Cfr. r.repuvy tztuxth;. 

 Publ-. V. People. 



