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preposition. To, for, or by each; for every: Gasoline once cost 40 cents per gallon.

preposition. According to; by: Changes were made to the manuscript per the author's instructions.

preposition. By means of; through.

ad. Informal For each one; apiece: sold the cookies for one dollar per.

ad. Informal Per hour: was driving at 60 miles per.

preposition. for each

preposition. to each, in each (used in expressing ratios of units)

preposition. via (the), by (the), through (the) (followed by Latin name for an orifice)

preposition. in accordance with

pronoun. they (singular). Gender-neutral third-person singular subject pronoun, coordinate with gendered pronouns he and she.

pronoun. them (singular) Gender-neutral third-person singular object pronoun, grammatically equivalent to the gendered him and her.

adj. Belonging to per, their (singular). Gender-neutral third-person singular possessive adjective, coordinate with gendered his and her.

preposition. Through; by means of; through the agency of; by; for; for each. Per is also sometimes used with English words.

Through; by means of.

A prefix of Latin origin, meaning primarily ‘through.’ See the etymology.

As an inseparable prefix of intensity, ‘thoroughly,’ ‘very,’ as in peracute, perfervid, pellucid; specifically, in chem., noting the maximum or an unusual amount, as peroxid, the highest oxid, or an oxid containing more oxygen than the protoxid, etc.

n. In petrography, in the quantitative system of classification of igneous rocks (see rock), a prefix used to form adjectives, and showing that the factor or component indicated is present in any division of igneous rocks, alone or in extreme amount — that is, that its ratio to another factor is greater than : as, peralkalic, perfelic, perfemane, perfemic, etc.

n. An abbreviation of period.

"Kilwardby also stresses that in a per se necessity sentence, the subject must be ˜something belonging in itself to that predicate™ (˜per se aliquod ipsius predicati™), by which he seems to mean that the subject has the predicate as an essential property, i.e., such that it has the predicate as a necessary property through itself and not through something else."

per-cent. mark    per capita    per annum    per fas et nefas    the twenty per cent. cases    five per cent. cases    per centum    per diem    per pares    per fesse   

perfection    perplex    per-    as    perfect    in   

per annum    per accidens    percent    per capita    per nasum    per anum    per orem   

through    by    for   

Burr    Fleur    Fur    Kerr    Monsieur    Shir    Sir    Spur    Thur    Ur   

Se    sorella