Words that come from Proto-Indo-European “pr̥tós”
400 words across 1 languages descend from Proto-Indo-European pr̥tós — including for, from, first, before, part, important, far, form.
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English (400)
- for
- from
- first
- before
- part
- important
- far
- form
- present
- process
- per
- support
- experience
- particular
- further
- problem
- party
- provide
- purpose
- parts
- production
- fear
- particularly
- expression
- forward
- report
- program
- parents
- price
- project
- former
- pressure
- importance
- product
- produce
- principle
- opportunity
- processes
- previous
- forth
- primary
- separate
- progress
- prevent
- purposes
- Oxford
- practical
- prior
- press
- represent
- projects
- pure
- prove
- principal
- president
- promise
- protect
- experienced
- express
- previously
- providing
- improve
- prayer
- surprise
- frame
- procedure
- representation
- proof
- proportion
- protein
- permission
- pre
- framework
- farm
- department
- parallel
- prison
- primarily
- p
- probability
- provision
- impression
- parent
- partly
- processing
- experiment
- precisely
- priest
- pray
- preparation
- promote
- producing
- transport
- port
- afford
- prepare
- depression
- proceed
- separation
- prominent
- praise
- permit
- farther
- experimental
- forming
- preceding
- preserve
- comprehensive
- precious
- partial
- proposal
- empire
- expert
- brave
- profound
- prince
- paragraph
- practically
- approval
- profile
- empirical
- sports
- probable
- reporting
- prisoner
- feared
- reproduction
- formerly
- professor
- purely
- sport
- pursue
- pursuit
- pro
- appreciate
- prime
- precise
- surprising
- prospect
- proposition
- repair
- parameter
- invasion
- protest
- Princeton
- Protestant
- transportation
- primitive
- presently
- productive
- promotion
- progressive
- partially
- farmer
- improving
- forgive
- par
- imperial
- prosperity
- protecting
- portrait
- propose
- parish
- prevention
- productivity
- pressing
- export
- import
- emperor
- programming
- expertise
- apparatus
- prejudice
- prize
- separately
- protocol
- warfare
- presidential
- portfolio
- prophet
- purity
- prey
- predict
- Ross
- preaching
- pollution
- protective
- frames
- parliament
- promptly
- forbidden
- farming
- preserving
- Portuguese
- compression
- problematic
- prevailing
- porch
- paradigm
- prediction
- oppression
- presumably
- pretend
- prose
- proven
- prompt
- pursuing
- provider
- comprehension
- procession
- experiencing
- peripheral
- producer
- praying
- straightforward
- parental
- surprisingly
- importantly
- preach
- imperative
- reporter
- airport
- comprehend
- premium
- prophecy
- Portugal
- foremost
- principally
- prone
- expressly
- apprehension
- prevail
- proximity
- depart
- approve
- prevalent
- fore
- perpendicular
- parliamentary
- processed
- supportive
- fare
- prudent
- partition
- prosperous
- proving
- profoundly
- probe
- parting
- depreciation
- presume
- peril
- impress
- procure
- presumption
- suppress
- separating
- precedent
- reproach
- prescription
- Protestants
- reproduce
- paradox
- propagation
- forthcoming
- proclamation
- parade
- affordable
- treasury
- unprecedented
- premise
- reciprocal
- processor
- premature
- pp
- prudence
- prophetic
- fro
- Portland
- forecast
- forgiven
- procedural
- fearing
- portal
- forbid
- pork
- preface
- parcel
- framing
- predictable
- oppressive
- practicable
- comprise
- dispersion
- aforesaid
- sporting
- partisan
- proxy
- prairie
- compartment
- proximal
- pertinent
- practise
- appraisal
- precipitate
- pervasive
- henceforth
- prototype
- Bonaparte
- predicate
- projecting
- imperialism
- separates
- proclaim
- parenting
- prostate
- paramount
- provoke
- pronounce
- paralysis
- invasive
- preventive
- parable
- entrepreneurial
- Preston
- passport
- Clifford
- predictive
- forthwith
- precaution
- progressively
- bravely
- pretext
- improbable
- porter
- prosecutor
- impart
- propensity
- periphery
- prostitution
- pretence
- proficiency
- perilous
- forwards
- procurement
- unpredictable
- prohibit
- foreground
- afar
- ferry
- pronoun
- unimportant
- precursor
- promoter
- approbation
- protagonist
- repertoire
- prescribe
- entrepreneur
- pirate
- precarious
- invade
- Protestantism
- protector
- repressed
- incomprehensible
- apprehend
- proverb
- reciprocity
- empirically
- probation
- prominently
- Newport
- portray
- prodigious
- purposely
- Bradford
- disapproval
- prestigious
- imprint
- profane
- preoccupation
- prerogative
- invading
- paradoxical
- preclude
- pronunciation
- forlorn
- inexperienced
- forbidding
- fearless
- supporter
- predictor
- provoking
- precede
- Portsmouth
- portrayal
- prosper
- entrepreneurship