primeval
aboriginal, primordial, primal (first)
prodigy
genius, especially a gifted child
proffer
to suggest, to propose
profundity
intellectual depth; penetrating knowledge; keen insight
promulgate
to proclaim or exclaim
prowess
special skill
quarry
prey, victim; also a pit where gravel or ore is mined
rainment
especially fine or decorative clothing
reap
to gather, glean, harvest
reticent/reticence
shyness, unwillingness
rheumatism
painful disorder of the joints or muscles or connective tissues
sable
as a color, dark, black-brown, fur from the animal sable
scourge
bane, curse, affliction or a whip, lash, punishment