profecto

enim – for, in fact, indeed, truly
enimvero – indeed
iam – already, by now, further, henceforth, immediately, indeed, just, moreover, now, presently, soon
quidem – at least, certainly, in truth, indeed
quin – but come now, indeed, rather
quippe – certainly, indeed, of course, to be sure
sane – indeed, rationally, really, sensibly, to be sure
siquidem – indeed, since
vere – actually, in fact, real, really, rightly, true, truly
vero – however, in truth, indeed, to be sure

profectio – departure, origin, source
profectus – ce
producto – bring forward, bring out, bring to light, divulge, produce, promote
prolato – defer, extend, lengthen, put off, to enlarge
prolecto – allure, to entice
promitto – engage oneself, make a promise, oath, promise, send forth, to let go, to let go forward, to put forth, undertake
protesto – affirm, bear witness, to declare in public
proavus – great
probabilis – credible
probabiliter – with credibility

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