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pagan, n., pagan; heathen. -ik, a., pagan; heathen; heathenish. -ism, n., paganism; heathenism.
pagin, n., page (of a book). -ar, v., to page.
pagod, n., pagoda.
paisaj, n., landscape. -ist, n., landscape-painter.
paj, n., page (boy).
paket, n., pack; package; packet. -ar, v., to pack; to pack up.
paks, n., peace.
pakt, n., agreement; compact. -ar, v., to agree.
pal, n., post; pole.
paladium, n., palladium (Pd).
palast, n., palace.
palat, n., palate.
Palestina, n., Palestine.
palet, n., spade; shovel; palette. -ar, v., to shovel.
palia, n., straw.
palid, a., pale; pallid; wan. -eskar, v., to become pale; to fade. -ifikar, v., to bleach. -ifikeri, n., bleachery.
palisad, n., palisade. -ar, v., to palisade.
palm, n., palm.
palp, n., feeler; antenna; tentacle. -ar, v., to feel. -abl, a., palpable.
palpebr, n., eyelid. -ar, v., to wink.
palpitar, v., to palpitate.
palud, n., swamp; marsh. -os, a., swampy; marshy.
pan, n., bread.
panik, n., panic.
panoram, n., panorama.
pantalon, n., pantaloons; trousers; breeches.
panter, n., panther.
pantomim, n., pantomime.
pantufl, n., slipper.
pap, n., pope. -ad, n., papacy. -ik, a., papal.
papagay, n., parrot.
papavr, n., poppy.
papil, n., pap.
papilion, n., butterfly.
papir, n., paper (material).
papir-foll, n., sheet (paper).
papir-kest, n., pasteboard box.
papir-kornu, n., cornucopia.
papir-libr, n., blank-book; note-book.
papir-tapet, n., wall-paper.
par, n., pair; couple. -ik, a., paired; mated; matched; even.
para-, prefix signifying preservation from something.
parabol, n., parable; parabola. -ik, a., parabolic.
parad, n., parade; show. -ar, v., to parade.
paradis, n., paradise. -ik, a., paradisaic; paradisaical.
paradoks, a., paradoxical.
parafin, n., paraffin.
parafulmin, n., lightning-rod; lightning-conductor.
paragraf, n., paragraph.
paralel, a., parallel.
paralis, n., paralysis; palsy. -ar, v., to paralyze; to palsy.
paranimf, n., bridesman; groomsman.
parapluvi, n., umbrella.
parasit, n., parasite.
parasol, n., parasol.
parat, a., ready; prepared. parat!, i., ready!
paravent, n., screen.
pardon, n., pardon; forgiveness. -ar, v., to pardon; to forgive. pardon!, i., pardon!; I beg your pardon!; excuse me!
parent, a., related; kin; cognate, and n., relation; relative. -el, n., kindred; relations; relatives.
parentes, n., parenthesis.
parfum, n., perfume. -ar, v., to perfume.
pari, n., wager; bet. -ar, v., to wager; to bet.
pariet, n., wall; partition.
park, n., park.
parket, n., parquet (theater); pit.
parlar, v., to speak.
parlament, n., parliament.
parlamentar, v., to parley. -er, n., flag (person) of truce.
parodi, n., parody.
paroki, n., parish. -an, a., parochial; parish, and n., parishioner.
parol, n., word.
parol derived, derivative.
parol ko-posed, compound.
parol-sort, n., part of speech.
parsel, n., particle; parcel (a part). -ar, v., to parcel (out).
parsimoni, n., economy. -ar, v., to save; to economize. -os, a., saving; economical.
partar, v., to depart. -ad, n., departure.
parter, n., parterre.
parti, n., part. -ar, v., to part; to partition. -e, ad., partly; in part; partially.
partikl, n., particle (gram.).
partikular, a., particular; peculiar. -e, ad., particularly. -ism, n., particularism. -itet, n., particularity; peculiarity.
partis, n., party. -an, a., partisan; party; partial, and n., adherent; partisan.
partisip, n., participle.
partisipar, v., to participate.
partner, n., partner.
pasar, v., to pass; to pass by, away, through; to pass over (set over). -ante, ad., by the way; en passant (in chess).
pasaj, n., passage.
pasajer, n., passenger.
pasement, n., braid. -er, n., fringe-maker; braid-maker.
pasha, n., pasha.
pasiar, v., to suffer. -asion, n., suffering.
pasient, a., patient. -itet (pasiens), n., patience.
Pasifik (osean), Pacific Ocean.
pasion, n., passion. -os, a., passionate.
pasiv, a., passive, and n., passive (voice). -itet, n , passiveness.
pask, n., Easter.
paskuil, n., lampoon; pasquinade.
pasport, n., passport; pass.
pasr, n., sparrow.
past, n., dough; paste.
pastet, n., pastry; pie.
pastinak, n., parsnip.
pastor, n., pastor.
pastur, n., pasture. -ar, v. tr. and intr.,to pasture; to graze. -an, a., shepherd.
pasu, n., step; pace. -ar, v., to step; to pace.
Patagonia, n., Patagonia.
patel, n., kneepan; patella.
patent, n., patent.
patin, n., skate. -ar, v., to skate.
patr, n., father. -ia, n., fatherland; native land; native country.
patriark, n., patriarch.
patrimoni, n., patrimony.
patriot, n., patriot. -ik, a., patriotic. -ism, n., patriotism.
patrisi, n., patrician.
patrnostr, n., Lord’s Prayer; Our Father.
patron, n., patron.
patruli, n., patrol. -ar, v., to patrol.
paus, n., pause. -ar, v., to pause.
pav, n., pavement. -ar, v., to pave.
pavian, n., baboon.
pavilion, n., tent; pavilion.
pavon, n., pea-fowl; peacock.
payar, v., to pay; to pay in.
payar duan, to pay duty.
pean, n., paean.
ped, n., foot. -e, ad., on foot; afoot.
pedagog, n., pedagogue.
pedagogi, n., pedagogy; pedagogics. -ik (pedagogik), a., pedagogic.
pedant, n., pedant. -ik, a., pedantic.
ped-digit, n., toe.
pedestal, n., pedestal.
pedikul, n., louse.
pekar, v., to sin. -ad, n., sin. -ator, n., sinner.
pekt, n., comb. -ar, v., to comb.
pektor, n., breast; chest.
pel, n., skin. -ar, v., to skin; to flay; to peel; to pare.
pelikan, n., pelican.
pelmel, n., jumble; medley; hodgepodge.
pelt, n., pelt; hide.
pen, n., trouble; pains. -ar, v., to take pains (with); to trouble; to apply one’s self; to exert one’s self. -e, ad., hardly; scarcely.
pendar, v. tr. and intr., to hang; to suspend; to be hung; to be suspended.
pendul, n., pendulum. -ar, v., to swing.
penetrar, v., to penetrate.
peninsul, n., peninsula.
penitens, n., penance, fasiar penitens, to do penance.
penitent, a., penitent, and n., penitent.
pensar, v., to think; to deem; to judge; to consider. -ad, n., thought.
pension, n., pension. -ar, v., to pension.
penta-, prefix signifying penta-, five-.
penta-metr, n., pentameter.
pentekost, n., Pentecost; Whitsunday.
peoni, n., peony.
pepr, n., pepper. -ar, v., to pepper.
pepton, n., peptone.
per, n., pear.
per, p., through; by.
perd, n., loss. -ar, v., to lose.
perdiks, n., partridge.
peregrin, n., pilgrim. -ar, v., to go on a pilgrimage ; to make a pilgrimage. -asion, n., pilgrimage.
per-fasiar, v., to complete; to consummate; to achieve; to perfect; to finish.
perfekt, a., perfect, and n., the perfect (tense). -ifikar, v., to perfect. -itet (perfeksion), n., perfection.
perfid, a., perfidious. -itet, n., perfidy.
perforar, v., to bore.
pergamen, n., parchment.
periar, v., to perish.
periferi, n., periphery; circumference. -ik (periferik), a., peripheric.
perikl, n., peril; danger. -os, a., dangerous; perilous.
period, n., period. -ik, a., periodic.
perkutar, v., to strike; to hit; to smite; to knock; to percuss (med.). -asion (perkusion), n., percussion.
perl, n., pearl.
permanar, v., to remain; to abide. -ant, part., permanent. -asion, n., permanence.
permision, n., furlough; leave of absence.
permit, n., permission. -ar, v., to permit; to allow; to let.
permutar, v., to interchange; to permute. -asion, n., interchange; permutation.
peron, n., perron.
perpendikular, a., perpendicular.
perpetu, a., perpetual. -e, ad., perpetually. -itet, n., perpetuity.
perpleksar, v., to perplex. -ed, part., perplexed; puzzled. -itet, n., perplexity.
persar, v., to pierce.
Persia, n., Persia.
persekuar, v., to persecute; to pursue.
perseptar, v., to perceive; to descry; to distinguish; to discern.
persever, n., perseverance. -ar, v., to persevere.
persik, n., peach.
person, n., person.
perspektiv, n., perspective. -ik, a., perspective.
perspikas, a., perspicacious. -itet, n., perspicacity.
persuadar, v., to persuade; to induce. -asion (persuasion), n., persuasion.
pertinent, a., pertinent.
Peru, n., Peru.
peruk, n., wig.
pervers, a., perverse. -e, ad., perversely. -itet, n., perversity.
peryuri, n., perjury. -ar, v., to perjure one’s self. -os, a., perjured.
pes, n., pitch.
pesar, v., to weigh (be weighty). -ant, part., heavy; weighty. -ad, n., weight.
pes fluid, tar.
pesimist, n., pessimist.
pest, n., pestilence; pest; plague.
petision, n., petition. -ar, v., to petition.
petr, n., stone. -atr, a., stone-like; petrous. -ifikar, v., to petrify. -os, a., stony.
petrole, n., petroleum.
petrosel, n., parsley.
petulant, a., petulant. -itet (petulans), n., petulance.
pianin, n., upright piano.
piano, n., pianoforte; piano. -ist (pianist), n., pianist.
pies, n., piece.
piet, n., piety. -ik, a., pious. -ist, n., pietist. -ism, n., pietism. -os, a., devout. -ositet, n., devoutness.
pignor, n., pledge; pawn.
pik, n., pike. -ar, v., to prick; to puncture; to stab. -et, n., stake.
pikas, n., magpie.
piki, n., woodpecker. -ik and de p., a., woodpecker; picarian.
piktar, v., to paint; to depict. -ad, n., painting; picture. -asion, n., painting. -ator, n., painter.
pilastr, n., pilaster.
pilot, n., pilot. -ar, v., to pilot.
pilul, n., pill.
pin, n., pine.
pins, n., pincers; nippers. -ar, v., to pinch; to nip. -er, n., eye-glasses; pince-nez.
pinsl, n., brush; pencil.
pip, n., pipe (for smoking).
piramid, n., pyramid.
pirat, n., pirate . -ar, v., to pirate.
Pireneik (monti), the Pyrenees.
pirit, n., pyrite.
piroteknik, n., pyrotechnics. -al, a., pyrotechnic.
pis, n., pea.
pisk, n., fish. -ar, v., to fish. -ator, n., fisher; fisherman.
pisk-gres, n., blubber.
pistol, n., pistol.
piston, n., piston.
pitoresk, a., picturesque.
pituit, n., mucus; phlegm; slime. -os, a., mucous; slimy.
pivot, n., pivot. -ar, v., to pivot.
plakar, v., to placate; to appease. -abl, a., placable.
plakard, n., placard.
plan, n., plane (surface). -ar, v., to planish. -ik, a., plane. -ifikar, v., to even.
planet, n., planet.
plank, n., plank; board. -ar, v., to plank.
plant, n., plant. -ar, v., to plant. -aj, n., plantation.
plas, n., place; spot; square (of a chess-board). -ar, v., to place. -u, p., in place of; instead of; for.
plase ke, c., instead of; in place of.
plastik, a., plastic (formative). -itet, n., plastic art.
plastr, n., plaster (pharmacy).
plat, n., flat surface. -ar, v., to flatten. -ad, n., dish (platter; also mess); mess. -ik, a., flat.
platan, n., plane-tree.
platform, n., platform.
platil, n., plate.
platin, n., platinum (Pt).
platonik, a., Platonic.
plausibl, a., plausible.
plebe, n., plebeian. -ik, a., plebeian.
plen, a., full. -ifikar, v., to fill; to replenish. -itet, n., plenty; fullness; plenitude.
pleni-, prefix signifying fullness, pleni-.
plenilun, n., full moon.
plenipotent, a., plenipotent(iary).
plesir, n., pleasure.
plik, n., fold; plait; ply. -ar, v., to fold; to plait; to fold up.
plisar, v., to please. -ik, a., pleasing; pleasant. -ad, n., pleasure; liking. sekuantu plisad = at pleasure; at will. it plis, you (he, they, etc.,) please; e.g. if it plis = if you please, if they please, etc.
plomb, n., lead (Pb). -ar, v., to lead.
plonjar, v., to plunge; to dive.
plu, ad., more; (the comparative ending) -er. -ar, v., to increase. -ad, n., surplus; overplus. -foa, ad., more times.
plu-bonifikar, v., to better; to improve; to ameliorate.
plug, n., plow. -ar, v., to plow.
plu-grand-patr, n., great-grandfather.
plum, n., feather; pen. -aj, n., plumage.
plu-malifikar, v., to worsen; to make worse; to aggravate.
plu — plu, ad., the more — the more.
plu-po-sidiurne, ad., the day after to-morrow.
plu-pre-sidiurne, ad., the day before yesterday.
plural, n., the plural.
plush, n., plush.
pluskuamperfekt, n., pluperfect.
pluvi, n., rain. -ar, v., to rain. -os, a., rainy; pluvious.
plu volontare, ad., more willingly; rather.
po, p., behind; after.
po-breve, ad., soon; speedily. -ik, a., speedy.
podagr, n., gout; podagra. -os, a., gouty.
podium, n., podium.
poem, n., poem.
poesi, n., poetry; poesy.
poet, n., poet. -ik, a., poetic(al).
poetisar, v., to poetize.
po ke, c., after.
pol, n., pole (astr., physics).
poli-, prefix signifying many-, poly-.
poliar, v., to polish; to grind; to whet; to burnish; to furbish. -ad, n., polish.
poliangul, n., polygon.
poliglot, n., polyglot. -ik, a., polyglot.
polikapik, a., many-headed.
polip, n., polypus.
polis, n., policy (insurance).
polisi, n., police.
polit, a., polite. -itet, n., politeness.
politeknik, n., polytechnics. -al, a., polytechnic.
politik, n., politics. -al, a., political.
polka, n., polka.
Polonia, n., Poland.
pols, n., thumb; inch.
poltron, a., cowardly, and n., coward. -itet, n., cowardice.
pom, n., apple.
pomad, n., pomade. -ar, v., to pomade.
po-medi-diurne, ad., in the afternoon.
Pomerania, n., Pomerania.
pomis, n., pumice. -ar, v., to pumice.
pomp, n., pomp. -os, a., pompous.
ponderar, v. tr., to weigh. -abl, a., weighable ; ponderable. -ator, n., scales.
pont, n., bridge.
ponton, n., pontoon.
popl, n., people; folk (archaic). -ar, v., to people; to populate. -os, a., populous.
popular, a., popular. -itet, n., popularity.
por, n., pore.
pork, n., hog; pig; swine.
porselan, n., porcelain.
porsion, n., portion.
port, n., port; harbor; haven.
portar, v., to carry; to bear; to wear (clothes); to convey.
porta, n., door.
portal, n., portal; gate.
portfoli, n., portfolio.
portik, n., portico.
portmoné, n., porte monnaie.
porto, n., postage; freight; carrying charge.
portret, n., portrait. -ar, v., to portray.
Portugalia, n., Portugal.
pos, n., position; posture. -ar, v., to set; to lay.
poses, n., possession. -ar, v., to possess. -ad, n., possessions; goods; property; estate.
posibl, a., possible. -itet, n., possibility. -e, ad., possibly; perhaps.
po-sidiurne, ad., to-morrow.
positiv, a., positive. -e, ad., positively. -ism, n., positivism. -itet, n., positiveness.
positiv, n., positive degree; the positive.
post, n., post (mail).
posterior, a., posterior; subsequent; later; hind; back. -e, ad., afterwards; subsequently; posteriorly; behind. -itet, n., posteriority.
posteritet, n., posterity.
posthum, a., posthumous.
postilion, n., postillion.
post-kart, n., postal card; postcard.
post-mark, n., postage stamp.
pot, n., pot; jar; can.
potash, n., potash.
potat, n., potato.
potent, a., powerful; mighty; potent; strong. -itet (potens), n., power; might; potency; strength.
potesar, v., to be able (mi potes = I can).
povr, a., poor. -eskar, v., to become poor. -itet, n., poverty.
praktik, n., practice. -ar, v., to practise. -abl, a., practicable. -ablitet, n., practicability. -al, a., practical.
prat, n., meadow.
pre-, prefix signifying pre-, before.
predesesor, n., predecessor.
predikar, v., to preach. -ad, n., sermon. -asion, n., preaching. -ator, n., preacher.
predileksion, n., predilection.
prefekt, n., prefect.
preferar, v., to prefer; to choose. -abl, a., preferable. -ad, n., preference.
prefiks, n., prefix.
preg, n., request; prayer. -ar, v., to request; to ask; to beg; to pray.
pregar pardon, to beg pardon; to apologize.
pregar urgante, to conjure.
prek, n., prayer (to the deity). -ar, v., to pray.
prekaut, n., precaution; foresight. -ar, v., to caution; to warn. -asion, n., warning; caution.
prelat, n., prelate.
preliminar, a., preliminary.
prelonge, ad., long ago; once.
prelud, n., prelude.
prematur, a., premature.
premedi-diurne, ad., in the forenoon.
premi, n., premium; prize. -ar, v., to award a premium or prize.
prendar, v., to take.
prendar pro kredit, to borrow.
prendar su se, to take on one's self.
preokul, n., spectacles.
preparar, v., to prepare. -asion, n., preparation.
preposision, n., preposition.
prepusi, n., prepuce; foreskin.
prerogativ, n., prerogative.
pres, n., press. -ar, v., to press; to squeeze.
presbiop, a., far-sighted; presbyopic.
presbitr, n., priest. -ad, n., priesthood. -ik, a., priestly; sacerdotal.
presedar, v., to preside. -ant, part., chairman; presiding officer.
present, a., present. -itet (presens), n., presence. -u, p., in presence of; before.
present (esar), to be present.
present, n., present tense; the present.
presentar, v., to present; to put before.
presentiment, n., presentiment; foreboding. -ar, v., to have a presentiment of; to forebode; to anticipate.
presepi, n., crib; manger.
preseptor, n., preceptor. -ar, v., to indoctrinate.
preservar, v., to preserve; to keep.
president, n., president.
pre-sidiurne, ad., yesterday.
presios, a., precious; costly. -itet, n., costliness.
presipis, n., precipice.
presipitar, v., to precipitate.
presis, a., precise.
preskribar, v., to prescribe. -asion, n., prescription.
prestar, v., to do; to render; to perform; to lend. -asion, n., doing; rendering; performance; service; loan.
prestar avanse, to advance (money).
prestar luade, to let; to lease (to another).
pretekst, n., pretext.
pretendar, v., to pretend to; to claim.
preurb, n., suburb.
preveniar, v., to anticipate; to forestall; to be beforehand with; to get the start of; to prevent.
previsar, v., to foresee.
preyudisi, n., prejudice.
prim, nr., first. -an, a., scholar of the first (upper) class. -e, nr. ad., first.
primitiv, a., primitive.
priml, n., primrose.
primogenitur, n., primogeniture.
prins, n., prince.
prinsip, n., principle. -ik, a., relating to principle; principial; fundamental.
prinsipal, a., principal; chief; main; leading. -e, ad., principally; chiefly; mainiy.
prior, a., prior. -itet, n., priority.
pris, n., price.
prism, n., prism.
prison, n., prison. -ar, v., to imprison. -ad, n., imprisonment. -er, n., prisoner.
pristin, a., pristine.
privar, v., to deprive; to bereave.
privat, a., private.
privileg, n., privilege. -ar, v., to privilege.
pro, p., for.
prob, a., thorough. -e, ad., thoroughly. -itet, n., thoroughness.
probabl, a., probable. -e, ad., probably; likely.
problem, n., problem; task.
probosk, n., proboscis; snout.
prodig, n., spendthrift; prodigal. -ar, v., to lavish; to squander; to be prodigal. -asion, n., prodigality. -ik, a., prodigal; lavish.
produkt, n., product. -ar, v., to produce.
produktar briki, to make bricks.
profanar, v., to profane. -ik, a., profane.
profesion, n., profession.
profesor, n., professor.
profet, n., prophet. -ar, v., to prophesy.
profil, n., profile.
profit, n., profit; benefit; advantage; gain. -ar, v., to profit. -u, p., for the benefit of; for the advantage of; for the good of.
profund, a., profound; deep. -ifikar, v., to deepen.
prognos, n., prognosis; forecast. -ar, v., to prognosticate; to forecast.
program, n., programme.
progres, n., progress. -ar, v., to progress.
proklamar, v., to proclaim. -asion, n., proclamation.
proksim, a., near; proximate. -e, ad., near by; near. -itet, n., proximity; nearness. -u, p., near; near to; by.
prokur, n., procuration; proxy (thing). -ar, v., to procure; to effect. -ist, n., procurator; proxy; attorney.
prolog, n., prologue.
prolongar, v., to prolong. -asion, n., prolongation.
promenar, v., to promenade; to take a walk. -ad, n., promenade; walk.
promet, n., promise. -ar, v., to promise.
promontori, n., promontory.
promovar, v., to promote; to further.
pronom, n., pronoun.
pronom demonstrativ, indefinit, interogativ, korelativ, personal, posesiv, refleksiv, relativ, demonstrative, indefinite, interrogative, correlative, personal, possessive, reflexive, relative, pronoun.
pronunsiar, v., to pronounce. -asion, n., pronunciation.
propagar, v., to propagate; to circulate; to spread. -asion, n., propagation; spread.
proporsion, n., proportion. -ar, v., to proportion.
proposar, v., to propose; to move. -asion, n., proposal; motion.
proposision, n., proposition; sentence.
propr, a., own; proper. -e, ad., properly. -itet, n., property.
prosa, n., prose. -ik, a., prosaic.
prosed, n., procedure; proceeding; course; process. -ar, v., to proceed; to act.
prosent, n., per cent.
proses, n., lawsuit. -ar, v., to litigate.
prosesion, n., procession.
proskribar, v., to proscribe; to outlaw.
prosodi, n., prosody. -ik (prosodik), a., prosodic.
prosperar, v., to prosper; to thrive.
prosperitet, n., prosperity.
protektar, v., to protect. -asion (proteksion), n., protection. -ator (protektor), n., protector.
protest, n., protest. -ar, v., to protest. -ant, a. and n., Protestant. -antism, n., Protestantism.
proto-, prefix signifying origin.
protoforest, n., primeval forest.
protokol, n., protocol. -ar, v., to protocol.
protometal, n., ore.
protoparol, n., primitive word; root.
protosir, n., honeycomb.
prototip, n., prototype; archetype.
prov, n., proof; test; trial. -ar, v., to test; to try; to prove.
proveniar, v., to come from; to proceed from.
proverb, n., proverb.
provins, n., province.
provision, n., stock; supply; provision.
provisore, ad., provisionally. -ik, a., provisional.
pro-vite, ad., for life; (one's) lifelong; all (one's) life. -ik, a., lifelong; life.
provokar, v., to challenge; to provoke.
proyekt, n., project. -ar, v., to project.
prud, a., prudish. -itet, n., prudery; prudishness.
prudent, a., prudent. -itet (prudens), n., prudence.
pruf, n., proof. -ar, v., to prove.
prun, n., plum.
pruriar, v., to itch; to be prurient.
Prusia, n., Prussia.
psalm, n., psalm.
pseudo-, prefix signifying something not authentic, not genuine.
pseudonom (pseudonim), n., pseudonym.
publik, n., public. -ar, v., to promulgate; to publish.
pudar, v., to be ashamed. -ifikar, v., to shame; to abash. -ik, a., bashful; shamefaced. -ikitet, n., bashfulness; shamefacedness.
pudr, n., powder. -ar, v., to powder.
puer, n., boy. -a, n., girl.
pueril, a., puerile; childish. -itet, n., childishness; puerility.
puit, n., well; shaft (mining).
pulk, n., flea.
pulmon, n., lung.
pulp, n., pulp. -os, a., pulpous; pulpy. -ositet, n., pulpousness.
pulp de gamb, calf.
puls, n., pulse. -ar, v., to pulsate; to beat; to throb.
pulv, n., dust.
pulvin, n., cushion.
pulvr, n., powder. -ar (pulveriser), v., to pulverize; to powder.
pulvr-min, n., mine (military).
pump, n., pump. -ar, v., to pump.
pun, n., fist.
puni, n., punishment; penalty. -ar, v., to punish.
puniard, n., poniard; dagger. -ar, v., to poniard; to stab.
punkt, n., point; dot; period. -ar, v., to point; to dot.
punkt de vis, point of view; standpoint.
punktual, a., punctual. -itet, n., punctuality.
punsh, n., punch.
punt, n., tip; point.
pup, n., doll.
pupil, n., pupil; ward.
pupila, n., pupil (of eye).
pur, a., pure; clean. -ifikar, v., to purify. -itet, n., cleanness; purity.
purgar, v., to purge. -asion, n., purgation. -ativ, a., purgative.
puritan, a., puritanic(al), and n. Puritan. -anist, n., puritanism.
purpur, n., purple.
pus, n., push; shove; thrust. -ar, v., to push; to shove; to thrust.
pus-kar, n., wheelbarrow.
pustul, n., pustule; pimple. -os, a., pustulous; pimpled.
putr, a., putrid; rotten. -eskar, v., to putrify; to rot; to decay. -eskasion, n., putrefaction; rotting; decay.
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pace, n., pasu.
pace, v., pasuar.
pacer, n., amblator.
Pacific Ocean, osean Pasifik.
pack, n., paket.
pack, v., paketar.
package, n., paket.
packet, n., paket.
padding, n., vat.
pæan, n., pean.
pagan, n., pagan.
pagan, a., paganik.
paganism, n., paganism.
page, n., pagin (of books); paj (boy).
page, v., paginar.
pagoda, n., pagod.
pail, n., situl.
pain, n., dolor.
painful, a., doloros.
pains, n., pen (trouble).
pains, take, penar.
paint, v., piktar.
painter, n., piktator.
painting, n., piktasion (art); piktad (picture).
pair, n., par.
paired, a., parik.
palace, n., palast.
palate, n., palat.
pale, a., palid.
pale, become, palideskar.
Palestine, n., Palestina.
palette, n., palet.
palisade, n., palisad.
palisade, v., palisadar.
palladium, n., paladium (chem.).
palliate, v., mantelar.
pallid, a., palid.
palm, n., palm (tree).
palpable, a., palpabl.
palpitate, v., palpitar.
palsy, n., paralis.
palsy, v., paralisar.
paltriness, n., minusiositet.
paltry, a., minusios.
pamphlet, n., broshur.
panic, n., panik.
panorama, n., panoram.
pantaloons, n., pantalon.
panther, n., panter.
pantomime, n., pantomim.
pap, n., mamel (breast); papil (food).
papacy, n., papad.
papal, a., papik.
paper, n., papir (material); gaset (newspaper).
parable, n., parabol.
parabola, n., parabol.
parabolic, a., parabolik (relating to a parable; also to a parabola).
parade, n., parad (show).
parade, v., paradar.
paradisaic, paradisaical, a., paradisik.
paradise, n., paradis.
paradoxical, a., paradoks.
paraffin, n., parafin.
paragraph, n., paragraf.
paragraph, new, n., aline.
parallel, a., paralel.
paralysis, n., paralis.
paralyze, v., paralisar.
parasite, n., parasit.
parasol, n., parasol.
parcel, n., parsel (part).
parcel (out), v., parselar.
parchment, n., pergamen.
pardon, n., pardon (forgiveness); amnesti (amnesty).
pardon, v., pardonar (forgive), amnestiar (amnesty).
pardon!; I beg your pardon! , i., pardon!
pare, v., pelar.
parenthesis, n., parentes.
parents, n., generatori.
parish, n., paroki.
parish, a., parokian.
parishioner, n., parokian.
park, n., park.
parley, v., parlamentar.
parliament, n., parlament.
parochial, a., parokian.
parody, n., parodi.
parquet, n., parket.
parrot, n., papagay.
parsley, n., petrosel.
parsnip, n., pastinak.
part, n., parti (portion); rol (character).
part, v., partiar (divide).
part, for the most; in great part, ad., grand-partie.
part, in, ad., partie.
parterre, n., parter.
partial, a., partisan (partisan).
partially, ad., partie.
participate, v., partisipar.
participial adverb, adverb partisipik.
participle, n., partisip.
particle, n., parsel (small portion); partikl (gram.).
particular, a., partikular.
particularism, n., partikularism.
particularity, n., partikularitet.
particularly, ad., partikulare.
partisan, n., partisan.
partisan, a., partisan.
partition, n., pariet (wall).
partition, v., partiar (divide into shares).
partly, ad., partie.
partner, n., partner.
partnership, silent, komandit.
part of speech, parol-sort.
partridge, n., perdiks.
party, n., partis.
party, a., partisan.
pasha, n., pasha.
pasquinade, n., paskuil.
pass, n., pasport (passport).
pass (by, a way, through), v., pasar.
passage, n., pasaj.
passenger, n., pasajer.
passion, n., pasion.
passion, fall into a, deveniar pasionos.
passionate, a., pasionos.
passive, n., pasiv (voice).
passive, a., pasiv.
passiveness, n., pasivitet.
pass over, v., pasar (set on the other side).
passport, n., pasport.
paste, n., past (dough).
paste, v., glutinar.
pasteboard, n., karton.
pasteboard box, n., skatul; papir-kest.
paste on, v., su-glutinar.
pastor, n., pastor.
pastry, n., pastet.
pasture, n., pastur.
pasture, v. tr. and intr., pasturar.
Patagonia, n., Patagonia.
patella, n., patel.
patent, n., patent.
path, n., alé.
path-like, a., aleatr.
patience, n., pasientitet (pasiens).
patience, have, avar pasientitet (pasiens).
patient, a., pasient.
patriarch, n., patriark.
patrician, n., patrisi.
patrimony, n., patrimoni.
patriot, n., patriot.
patriotic, a., patriotik.
patriotism, n., patriotism.
patrol, n., patruli.
patrol, v., patruliar.
patron, n., patron.
pattern, n., model.
pause, n., paus.
pause, v., pausar.
pave, v., pavar.
pavement, n., pav.
pavilion, n., pavilion (tent).
pawn, n., pignor (pledge); soldat (ill chess).
pawnshop, n., lombard.
pay, v., payar.
pay duty, payar duan.
pay in, v., payar.
pea, n., pis.
peace, n., paks.
peach, n., persik.
peacock, peafowl, n., pavon.
pear, n., per.
pearl, n., perl.
peat, n., torf.
peck, v., bekar.
peculiar, a., partikular (particular).
peculiarity, n., partikularitet.
pedagogic, a., pedagogiik (pedagogik).
pedagogics, n., pedagogi.
pedagogue, n., pedagog.
pedagogy, n., pedagogi.
pedant, n., pedant.
pedantic, a., pedantik.
pedestal, n., pedestal.
peel, n., krust.
peel, v., pelar.
peewit, n., vanel.
pelican, n., pelikan.
pelt, n., pelt.
pen, n., plum.
penalty, n., puni.
penance, n., penitens.
penance, do, fasiar penitens.
pencil, n., krayon (lead-pencil); pinsl (artist’s).
pendulum, n., pendul.
penetrate, v., penetrar.
peninsula, n., peninsul.
penitence, n., repent.
penitent, n., penitent.
penitent, a., penitent.
pension, n., pension.
pension, v., pensionar.
pentameter, n., penta-metr.
Pentecost, n., pentekost.
peony, n., peoni.
people, n., popl (populace); on (as, on dik, people say).
people, v., poplar.
pepper, n., pepr.
pepper, v., peprar.
peptone, n., pepton.
perceive, v., perseptar (ohbserve); sentiar (be sensible of); sensuar (by the senses).
per cent, n., prosent.
perceptible, a., sentiabl.
percuss, v., perkutar.
percussion, n., perkutasion (perkusion).
perfect, a., perfekt.
perfect, v., perfektifikar (make perfect); per-fasiar (consummate).
perfection, n., perfektitet (perfeksion).
perfect tense, the perfect, n., perfekt.
perfidious, a., perfid.
perfidy, n., perfiditet.
perforate, v., forar.
perform, v., prestar (render).
performance, n., prestasion (doing).
perfume, n., parfum.
perfume, v., parfumar.
perhaps, ad., posible.
peril, n., perikl.
perilous, a., periklos.
period, n., period (time); punkt (dot).
periodical, n., diurnal.
periodical, a., periodik.
peripheric, a., periferiik (periferik).
periphery, n., periferi.
perish, v., periar.
perjure (one’s self), v., peryuriar.
perjured, a., peryurios.
perjury, n., peryuri.
permanence, n., permanasion.
permanent, a., permanant.
permission, n., permit.
permission for, have, avar permit a.
permission of, by (with), p., ko permit de.
permit, v., permitar.
permutation, n., permutasion.
permute, v., permutar.
perpendicular, a., perpendikular.
perpetual, a., perpetu.
perpetually, ad., perpetue.
perpetuity, n., perpetuitet.
perplex, v., perpleksar.
perplexed, a., perpleksed.
perplexity, n., perpleksitet.
perron, n., peron.
persecute, v., persekuar.
perseverance, n., persever.
persevere, v., perseverar.
Persia, n., Persia.
person, n., person.
personal name, nom personal.
personal pronoun, pronom personal.
perspective, n., perspektiv.
perspective, a., perspektivik.
perspicacious, a., perspikas.
perspicacity, n., perspikasitet.
perspire, v., transpirar.
persuade, v., persuadar.
persuasion, n., persuadasion (persuasion).
pertinent, a., pertinent.
pertinent, not, a., impertinent.
Peru, n., Peru.
perverse, a., pervers.
perversely, ad., perverse.
perversity, n., perversitet.
pessimist, n., pesimist.
pest, n., pest.
pestilence, n., pest.
petition, n., petision.
petition, v., petisionar.
petrify, v., petrifikar.
petroleum, n., petrole.
petrous, a., petratr.
petticoat, n., yup.
pettiness, n., minusiositet.
petty, a., minusios.
petulance, n., petulantitet (petulans).
petulant, a., petulant.
pew, n., skamnu.
pfennig, n., fenig.
phalanx, n., falang.
phantom, n., fantom.
pharmaceutic, a., farmasiik (farmaseutik).
pharmacist, n., farmasiist.
pharmacy, n., farmasi (science); apotek (drugstore).
pharynx, n., faring.
pheasant, n., fasan.
phenomenon, n., fenomen.
philologist, n., linguist.
philosopher, n., filosof.
philosophic, a., filosofiik (filosofik).
philosophize, v., filosofar.
philosophy, n., filosofi.
phlegm, n., pituit (mucus); flegmat (coolness).
phlegmatic, a., flegmatik.
phlegmatic person, flegmatiker.
phonetic, a., fonetikal.
phonetics, n., fonetik.
phonograph, n., fonograf.
phosphorus, n., fosfor.
photograph, n., foto-grafad.
photograph, v., foto-grafar.
photographer, n., foto-graf.
photometer, n., foto-metr.
phrase, n., fras.
phthisical, a., ftisiik (ftisik).
phthisis, n., ftisi.
physical, a., fisikal.
physician, n., medik.
physicist, n., fisikist.
physics, n., fisik.
physiognomic, a., fisionomiik (fisionomik).
physiognomist, n., fisionomiist (fisionomist).
physiognomy, n., fisionomi.
pianist, n., pianoist (pianist).
piano, n., piano.
piano, upright, n., pianin.
pianoforte, n., piano.
picarian, a., pikiik and de p.
pick, v., karpar (pluck); bekar (peck).
pickle, v., marinar.
pickled food, marinad.
picture, n., imag (image); piktad (painting).
picturesque, a., pitoresk.
pie, n., pastet (pastry); tart (tart).
piece, n., pies.
pierce, v., persar.
pietism, n., pietism.
pietist, n., pietist.
piety, n., piet.
pig, n., pork.
pigeon, n., kolumb.
pike, n., pik (spear); luk (fish).
pilaster, n., pilastr.
pile, n., kumul (heap).
pile, v., kumular.
pilgrim, n., peregrin.
pilgrimage, n., peregrinasion.
pilgrimage, go on (make), peregrinar.
pill, n., pilul.
pillar, n., kolumn.
pill-box, n., skatulet.
pilot, n., pilot.
pilot, v., pilotar.
pimple, n., pustul.
pimpled, a., pustulos.
pin, n., spil.
pince-nez, n., pinser.
pincers, n., pins.
pinch, v., pinsar.
pinchbeck, n., tombak.
pine, n., pin.
pineapple, n., ananas.
pious, a., pietik.
pipe, n., tub (tube); pip (for smoking).
pirate, n., pirat.
pirate, v., piratar.
pistol, n., pistol.
piston, n., piston.
pit, n., parket (theater); fos (excavation).
pitch, n., pes (resinous substance).
pitch a tent, tendar pavilion.
pitcher, n., kruk (vessel).
pitfall, n., atrap.
pity, n., kompasion.
pity, v., kompasionar.
pity!, it is a; what a pity!, i., damnos!
pivot, n., pivot.
pivot, v., pivotar.
placable, a., plakabl.
placard, n., plakard.
placate, v., plakar.
place, n., lok (locality); plas (spot).
place, v., plasar.
place, to this, ad., a siloke.
place of, in, p., plasu; in plas de.
plague, n., pest.
plague, v., veksar.
plaint, n., lament.
plait, n., tres (tress); plik (fold).
plait, v., tresar (braid); plikar (fold).
plan, v., desinar.
plane, n., plan (surface); rabot (tool).
plane, a., planik.
plane, v., rabotar (as carpenter).
plane off, v., de-rabotar.
planet, n., planet.
plane-tree, n., platan.
planish, v., planar.
plank, n., plank.
plank, v., plankar.
plant, n., plant.
plant, v., plantar.
plantation, n., plantaj.
plaster, n., plastr (in pharmacy).
plaster of Paris, n., gips.
plastic, a., plastik (formative).
plastic art, n., plastikitet.
plate, n., platil (dish); lamin (lamina).
platform, n., platform.
platinum, n., platin.
Platonic, a., platonik.
plausible, a., plausibl.
play, n., lud (game); spektakl (drama).
play, v., ludar.
play the flute, musikar mediu flaut.
play the violin, musikar mediu violin.
play the violoncello, musikar mediu violoncel.
play the zither, musikar mediu sitr.
pleasant, a., plisik (pleasing).
please, v., plisar.
please, if you, if it plis. (See plisar.)
pleasing, a., plisik.
pleasure, n., plesir (enjoyment); plisad (liking, will).
plebeian, n., plebe.
plebeian, a., plebeik.
pledge, n., pignor.
plenipotent(iary), a., plenipotent.
plenitude, n., plenitet.
plenty, n., plenitet.
plot, n., komplot (complot).
plover, n., vanel.
plow, n., plug.
plow, v., plugar.
pluck, v., karpar.
plum, n., prun.
plumage, n., plumaj.
plummet, n., sond.
plunge, v., plonjar (dive); mergar (immerse).
pluperfect, n., pluskuamperfekt.
plural, n., plural.
plush, n., plush.
pluvious, a., pluvios.
ply, n., plik.
pocket, n., vest-sak.
pocket, v., in-sakar.
pocket-handkerchief, n., drap de sak.
pod, n., silik.
podagra, n., podagr.
podium, n., podium.
poem, n., poem.
poesy, n., poesi.
poet, n., poet.
poetic(al), a., poetik.
poetize, v., poetisar.
poetry, n., poesi.
point, n., punkt (dot); punt (tip).
point, v., punktar (dot).
point of view, punkt de vis.
point out, v., monstrar.
poise, v. intr., balansar.
poison, n., venen.
poison, v., venenar.
poisonous, a., venenos.
poisonousness, n., venenositet.
Poland, n., Polonia.
Polar Sea, mar Glasik.
pole, n., stang (bar); pol (astr., physics); pal (post).
police, n., polisi.
policy, n., polis (insurance).
polish, n., poliad (finish).
polish, v., glatifikar (smooth); poliar (grind).
polished, a., glat (smooth).
polite, a., polit.
politeness, n., polititet.
political, a., politikal.
politics, n., politik.
polka, n., polka.
polyglot, n., poliglot.
polyglot, a., poliglotik.
polygon, n., poliangul.
polypus, n., polip.
polytechnic, a., politeknikal.
polytechnics, n., politeknik.
pomade, n., pomad.
pomade, v., pomadar.
Pomerania, n., Pomerania.
pomp, n., pomp.
pompous, a., pompos.
pond, n., stagn.
ponder, v., konsiderar.
ponderable, a., ponderabl.
poniard, n., puniard.
poniard, v., puniardar.
pontoon, n., ponton.
pony, n., kavalet.
pool, n., stagn.
poor, a., povr.
pope, n., pap.
poppy, n., papavr.
popular, a., popular.
popularity, n., popularitet.
populate, v., poplar.
populous, a., poplos.
porcelain, n., porselan.
pore, n., por.
port, n., port.
portal, n., portal.
porte-monnaie, n., portmoné.
portend, v., ominar.
portent, n., omin.
portentous, a., ominos.
portfolio, n., portfoli.
portico, n., portik.
portion, n., porsion.
portrait, n., portret.
portray, v., portretar.
Portugal, n., Portugalia.
position, n., pos (site); stand ( standing).
positive, a., positiv.
positive degree, the positive, n., positiv.
positively, ad., positive.
positiveness, n., positivitet.
positivism, n., positivism.
possess, v., posesar.
possession, n., poses.
possessions, n., posesad.
possessive pronoun, pronom posesiv.
possibility, n., posiblitet.
possible, a., posibl.
possibly, ad., posible.
post, n., pal (pole); post (mail).
post, v., afishar (bills).
postage, n., porto.
postage stamp, n., post-mark.
postal card, n., post-kart.
post-card, n., post-kart.
poster, n., afish.
posterior, a., posterior.
posteriority, n., posterioritet.
posteriorly, ad., posteriore.
posterity, n., posteritet.
posthumous, a., posthum.
postil(l)ion, n., postilion.
postpone, v., adiurnar (put off).
posture, n., pos.
pot, n., pot.
potash, n., potash.
potassium, n., kalium.
potato, n., potat.
potato, sweet, n., batat.
potency, n., potentitet (potens).
potent, a., potent.
potsherd, n., vas-fragment.
pottery, n., fayans.
pouch, n., sak.
poultice, n., kataplasm.
pound, n., livr (weight).
pour, v. tr., versar.
pour into, v., in-versar.
pour off, v., de-versar.
pour out, v., eks-versar (trans.).
poverty, n., povritet.
powder, n., pulvr (gunpowder; also dust); pudr (toilet).
powder, v., pulvrar ((pulverisar) pulverize); pudrar (toilet, etc.).
power, n., potentitet (potens).
powerful, a., potent (potent); fort (strong).
practicability, n., praktikablitet.
practicable, a., praktikabl.
practical, a., praktikal.
practice, n., praktik.
practise, v., praktikar.
praise, n., laud.
praise, v., laudar.
prattle, v., babiliar.
pray, v., prekar (to the deity); pregar (request).
prayer, n., prek (to the deity); preg (request).
preach, v., predikar.
preacher, n., predikator.
preaching, n., predikasion.
precaution, n., prekaut.
precede, v., andar anteriore.
preceptor, n., preseptor.
precious, a., presios.
precipice, n., presipis.
precipitate, v., presipitar.
precipitate, be, fasiar tro haste.
precise, a., presis.
precisely, ad., yuste (exactly).
predecessor, n., predesesor.
predilection, n., predileksion.
prefect, n., prefekt.
prefer, v., preferar.
preferable, a., preferabl.
preference, n., preferad.
prefix, n., prefiks.
prejudice, n., preyudisi.
prelate, n., prelat.
preliminary, a., preliminar.
prelude, n., prelud.
premature, a., prematur.
premium, n., premi (prize); ajio (agio).
preparation, n., preparasion.
prepare, v., preparar.
prepared, a., parat (ready).
prepay postage, frankar.
preposition, n., preposision.
prepuce, n., prepusi.
prerogative, n., prerogativ.
presage, v., ominar.
presbyopic, a., presbiop.
prescribe, v., preskribar.
prescription, n., resept (recipe); preskribasion (order).
presence, n., presentitet (presens).
presence of, in, p., presentu.
present, n., donat (gift).
present, a., present.
present, v., presentar (place before); donatar (donate).
present, be, esar present.
presentiment, n., presentiment.
presentiment of, have, presentimentar.
present tense, the present, n., present.
preserve, v., preservar.
preside, v., presedar.
president, n., president.
presiding officer, presedant.
press, n., pres (pressing); repositori (closet).
press, v., presar.
press in, v., in-presar.
pressing, a., urgant (urgent).
press off, v., de-presar.
press out, v., eks-presar.
presume, v., suposar (suppose).
pretend, v., fingar (feign); pretendar (claim).
pretext, n., pretekst.
pretty, a., minion.
pretty, ad., sufise (sufficiently).
prevent, v., preveniar.
previous, a., anterior.
previously, ad., anteriore.
price, n., pris.
prick, v., pikar.
pride, n., orgul.
priest, n., presbitr.
priesthood, n., presbitrad.
priestly, a., presbitrik.
prime, n., ton prim (music).
primeval forest, protoforest.
primitive, a., primitiv.
primitive word, protoparol.
primogeniture, n., primogenitur.
primrose, n., priml.
prince, n., prins.
principal, a., prinsipal.
principally, ad., prinsipale.
principial, a., prinsipik.
principle, n., prinsip.
principle, relating to, prinsipik.
print, v., imprimar.
printer, n., tipograf.
printing office, n., imprimeri.
prior, a., prior.
priority, n., prioritet.
prism, n., prism.
prison, n., prison.
prisoner, n., prisoner.
pristine, a., pristin.
private, a., privat.
privilege, n., privileg.
privilege, v., privilegar.
privy, n., kloset.
privy-vault, n., latrin.
prize, n., premi (premium); kaptad (capture, booty).
prize, make a, fasiar kaptad.
probable, a., probabl.
probably, ad., probable.
probe, n., sond.
probe, v., sondar.
problem, n., problem.
proboscis, n., probosk.
procedure, n., prosed.
proceed, v., prosedar (act).
proceed from, v., proveniar.
proceeding, n., prosed.
process, n., prosed.
procession, n., prosesion.
proclaim, v., proklamar.
proclamation, n., proklamasion.
procreate, v., generar.
procreator, n., generator.
procuration, n., prokur.
procurator, n., prokurist.
procure, v., obtenar (obtain); prokurar (effect).
prodigal, n., prodig.
prodigal, a., prodigik.
prodigal, be, prodigar.
prodigality, n., prodigasion.
produce, v., produktar (make); rentar (yield); prolongar (lengthen).
product, n., produkt.
profane, a., profanik.
profane, v., profanar.
profession, n., profesion (occupation).
professor, n., profesor.
proffer, v., ofrar.
profile, n., profil.
profit, n., profit.
profit, v., profitar.
profitable, a., lukrativ.
profound, a., profund.
prognosis, n., prognos.
prognosticate, v., prognosar.
programme, n., program.
progress, n., progres.
progress, v., progresar.
prohibit, v., inhibiar.
project, n., proyekt.
project, v., proyektar (design).
prologue, n., prolog.
prolong, v., prolongar.
prolongation, n., prolongasion.
promenade, n., promenad.
promenade, v., promenar.
promise, n., promet.
promise, v., prometar.
promontory, n., promontori.
promote, v., promovar (further).
promulgate, v., publikar.
prong, n., dent.
pronoun, n., pronom.
pronounce, v., pronunsiar.
pronunciation, n., pronunsiasion.
proof, n., pruf (demonstration); prov (test).
prop, n., suport.
prop, v., suportar.
propagate, v., propagar.
propagation, n., propagasion.
proper, a., konvenabl (suitable); propr (own).
proper, be, konvenar.
properly, ad., propre.
property, n., propritet (ownership); posesad (possessions).
prophesy, v., profetar.
prophet, n., profet.
proportion, n., proporsion.
proportion, v., proporsionar.
proposal, n., proposasion.
propose, v., proposar.
proposition, n., proposision.
prorogue, v., suspendar.
prosaic, a., prosaik.
proscribe, v., proskribar.
prose, n., prosa.
prosodic, a., prosodiik (prosedik).
prosody, n., prosodi.
prospect, n., aspekt (view).
prosper, v., prosperar (thrive).
prosperity, n., prosperitet.
protect, v., protektar.
protection, n., protektasion (proteksion).
protector, n., protektator (protektor).
protest, n., protest.
protest, v., protestar.
Protestant, n., protestant.
Protestant, a., protestant.
Protestantism, n., protestantism.
protocol, n., protokol.
protocol, v., protokolar.
prototype, n., prototip.
protuberance, n., tuberositet.
protuberant, a., tuberos.
proud, a., orgulos.
proud of, be, esar orgulos di kk.
prove, v., prufar (demonstrate); provar (test); demonstrar se (show one’s self).
proverb, n., proverb.
provide, v., furnar (furnish); klausular (by clauses).
provided that, i., suposante ke.
province, n., provins.
provision, n., provision (supply).
provisional, a., provisorik.
provisionally, ad., provisore.
proviso, n., klausul.
provoke, v., provokar (challenge).
proximate, a., proksim.
proximity, n., proksimitet.
proxy, n., prokurist (person); prokur (thing).
prudence, n., prudentitet (prudens).
prudent, a., prudent.
prudery, n., pruditet.
prudish, a., prud.
prudishness, n., pruditet.
prurient, be, pruriar.
Prussia, n., Prusia.
psalm, n., psalm.
pseudonym, n., pseudonom (pseudonim).
public, n., publik.
publication, n., editasion ((edision) the act).
publish, v., editar (as a book); publikar (promulgate); afishar (post up).
publisher, n., editator ((editor) issuer).
puerile, a., pueril.
puerility, n., puerilitet.
puff, puffing, n., reklam (in newspaper); halit (whiff).
puff, v., halitar.
pull, v., tirar.
pulley, n., rulaj.
pulp, n., pulp.
pulpit, n., katedr.
pulpous, a., pulpos.
pulpousness, n., pulpositet.
pulpy, a., pulpos.
pulsate, v., pulsar.
pulse, n., puls (motion of artery); leguminosi (leguminous plants).
pulverize, v., pulvrar (pulverisar).
pumice, n., pomis.
pumice, v., pomisar.
pump, n., pump.
pump, v., pumpar.
punch, n., punsh (liquor).
punctual, a., punktual.
punctuality, n., punktualitet.
punctuate, v., interpunktar.
punctuation, n., interpunktasion.
punctuation marks, signi de interpunktasion.
puncture, v., pikar.
punish, v., puniar.
punishment, n., puni.
pupil, n., pupila (of eye); elev (scholar); pupil (ward).
puppet, n., marionet.
purchase, v., akuirar.
pure, a., pur (clean); kast (chaste).
purgation, n., purgasion.
purgative, a., purgativ.
purge, v., purgar.
purify, v., purifikar.
Puritan, n., puritan.
puritanic(al), a., puritan.
puritanism, n., puritanism.
purity, n., puritet (cleanness); kastitet (chastity).
purple, n., purpur.
purpose, n., intent.
purpose, v., desinar.
purse, n., bors.
pursue, v., persekuar (persecute).
purveyor, n., furnator.
pus, n., ulserad.
push, n., pus.
push, v., pusar.
push off, v., de-pusar.
pustule, n., pustul.
pustulous, a., pustulos.
put, v., metar.
put away, v., apo-pusar (cast off).
put before, v., presentar (present).
put in, v., in-metar.
put in parentheses, metar in parentesi.
put into, v., ad-bordar (touch at).
put off, v., adiurnar (defer).
put on, v., su-metar (lay on).
put over, v., trans-metar.
putrefaction, n., putreskasion.
putrefy, v., putreskar.
putrid, a., putr.
put up, v., desendar (at inn).
puzzle, n., enigmat.
puzzled, a., perpleksed.
pygmy, n., nan.
pyramid, n., piramid.
Pyrenees, n., monti Pireneik.
pyrite, n., pirit.
pyrotechnic, a., piroteknikal.
pyrotechnics, n., piroteknik.
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