premyon premium, key money, big tip
pren catching, capture
pren(o); —i taking n, capture; to take
prenam Christian name, first name
prenasa antenatal
prenasa antenatal
prendo; —i seizure; to seize
prenel (electr.)socket
preni to take
prenil handle
prenso; —a pregnancy; pregnant
prenupsa antenuptial
prenupsa antenuptial
preokup; —i preoccupation; to —py
preparga preventive
prepargo; —i prevention; to ward off, to avert
prepari; —o to prepare; —ation
preplan layout
preposo; —a arrogance; —ant
prepozo preposition
preprelasta last but two, antepenultimate
preprizo imprisonment awaiting trial
prerogo; —ativ prerogative
pres-kampado press-campain
pres; —i pressure (also: press); to press
presbita; —eso (med.)long-sighted; —ness
presegnal premonition
presegno; —i omen; to betoken
present (o); —i presentiment; to have a —
preservi; —o to protect; —ion; to preserve; —ing n, —ation
president; —enso president; —ence
presidyo presidium
presil press; printing press
presko; —i; —er sermon; to preach; —er
prespici to underestimate
prest(o); —i loan; to lend
prestodom pawnshop
presya precious
presyadi; —o to appreciate; —iation
presyeci; —o to bargain; —ing n
presyel fare
presyo price
presyon; —i pression; to press, to push
pretendo; —i pretention; to pretend
pretext (o); —i pretext; to —
pretote above all, especially
preval; —i prevalence; to prevail
prevarik; —er prevarication, —ator
prevenema; —o kind, obliging; —ness
preventiva preventive
previd; —i prevision, to foresee
preyer; —a the day before yesterday; —'s
prezajo; —i presage, omen; to presage
prezenta present a
prezenti; —azo to present; —ation
prezum; —i presumption, to presume; supposition, to suppose
prezumemo; —a self-importance, —ant
pri concerning prep.
pribend(o); —a prebend, —ary
prica; —e; —i preceding; previously; to precede
prican; —a; —eso priority-holder n. a; priority
pricer predecessor
prid(o) prey
prif; —i preference; to prefer
pril concerning the, about the
prilev; —i (fin.) levy, to —; (med.)sample (of blood, etc.); to take —
prim; —a first
primager protagonist
primala primary
primaver; —a spring (season) n; a
primavide at first sight
primayo early fruits or vegetables
prime firstly, first, at first
primel copy, auther's copy (manuscript, typescript)
primelga first-choce a
primi to have a primacy, to be the first one, to surpass
primitiva primitive
primjugal; —aro court of first instance
primklas; —a first class; — — — n; a
primkonos first knowledges, object lesson
primloke firstly, in the first place
primnasa firstborn
primorda first order's
primordyala primordial
