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	Neutral	Part	English Definition
*	pagan	n.	pagan; heathen.
**	paganik	a.	pagan; heathen; heathenish.
**	paganism	n.	paganism; heathenism.
*	pagin	n.	page (of a book).
**	paginar	v.	to page.
*	pagod	n.	pagoda.
*	paisaj	n.	landscape.
**	paisajist	n.	landscape-painter.
*	paj	n.	page (boy).
*	paket	n.	pack; package; packet.
**	paketar	v.	to pack; to pack up.
*	paks	n.	peace.
*	pakt	n.	agreement; compact.
**	paktar	v.	to agree.
*	pal	n.	post; pole.
*	paladium	n.	palladium (Pd).
*	palast	n.	palace.
*	palat	n.	palate.
*	Palestina	n.	Palestina.
*	palet	n.	spade; shovel; palette.
**	paletar	v.	to shovel.
*	palia	n.	straw.
*	palid	a.	pale; pallid; wan.
**	palideskar	v.	to become pale; to fade.
**	palidifikar	v.	to bleach.
**	palidifikeri	n.	bleachery.
*	palisad	n.	palisade.
**	palisadar	v.	to palisade.
*	palm	n.	palm.
*	palp	n.	feeler; antenna; tentacle.
**	palpar	v.	to feel.
**	palpabl	a.	palpable.
*	palpebr	n.	eyelid.
**	palpebrar	v.	to wink.
*	palpitar	v.	to palpitate.
*	palud	n.	swamp; marsh.
**	paludos	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.
**	papad	n.	papacy.
**	papik	a.	papal.
*	papagay	n.	parrot.
*	papavr	n.	poppy.
*	papil	n.	pap.
*	papilion	n.	butterfly.
*	papir	n.	paper (material).
*	papir-foli	n.	sheet (of paper).
*	papir-kest	n.	pasteboard box.
*	papir-kornu	n.	cornucopia.
*	papir-libr	n.	blank-book; notebook.
*	papir-tapet	n.	wall-paper.
*	par	n.	pair; couple.
**	parik	a.	paired; mated; matched; even.
*	para-	prefix.	signifying preservation from something.
*	parabol	n.	parable; parabola.
**	parabolik	a.	parabolic.
*	parad	n.	parade; show.
**	paradar	v.	to parade.
*	paradis	n.	paradise.
**	paradisik	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.
**	paralisar	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.
**	pardonar	v.	to pardon; to forgive.
**	pardon!	i.	pardon!; I beg your pardon!; excuse me!
*	parent	a. / n.	a., related; kin, cognate; n., relation; relative.
**	parentel	n.	kindred; relations; relatives.
*	parentes	n.	parenthesis.
*	parfum	n.	perfume.
**	parfumar	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.
**	parlamenter	n.	flag (person) of truce.
*	parodi	n.	parody.
*	paroki	n.	parish.
**	parokian	a. / n.	a., parochial; parish; n., parishioner.
*	parol	n.	word.
*	parol derived	n.	derivative.
*	parol ko-posed / parol koposed	n.	compound.
*	parol-sort	n.	part of speech.
*	parsel	n.	particle; parcel (a part).
**	parselar	v.	to parcel (out).
*	parsimoni	n.	economy.
**	parsimoniar	v.	to save; to economize.
**	parsimonios	a.	saving; economical; parsimonious.
*	partar	v.	to depart.
**	partad	n.	departure.
*	parter	n.	parterre.
*	parti	n.	part.
**	partiar	v.	to part; to partition; to share.
**	partie	ad.	partly; in part; partially.
*	partikl	n.	particle (gram.).
*	partikular	a.	particular; peculiar.
**	partikulare	ad.	particularly.
**	partikularism	n.	particularism.
**	partikularitet	n.	particularity; peculiarity.
*	partis	n.	party.
**	partisan	a. / n.	a., partisan; party; partial; 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).
**	pasante	ad.	by the way; en passant (in chess).
*	pasaj	n.	passage.
*	pasajer	n.	passenger.
*	pasement	n.	braid.
**	pasementer	n.	fringe-maker; braid-maker.
*	pasha	n.	pasha.
*	pasiar	v.	to suffer.
**	pasiasion	n.	suffering.
*	pasient	a.	patient.
**	pasientitet	n.	patience.
*	Pasifik (osean)	n.	Pacific Ocean.
*	pasion	n.	passion.
**	pasionos	a.	passionate.
*	pasiv	a. / n.	a., passive; n., passive (voice).
**	pasivtet	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.
**	pasturar	v. (tr. / intr.)	to pasture; to graze.
**	pasturan	a.	shepherd.
*	pasu	n.	step; pace.
**	pasuar	v.	to step; to pace.
*	Patagonia	n.	Patagonia.
*	patel	n.	kneepan; patella.
*	patent	n.	patent.
*	patin	n.	skate.
**	patinar	v.	to skate.
*	patr	n.	father.
**	patria	n.	fatherland; native land; native country.
*	patriark	n.	patriarch.
*	patrimoni	n.	patrimony.
*	patriot	n.	patriot.
**	patriotik	a.	patriotic.
**	patriotism	n.	patriotism.
*	patrisi	n.	patrician.
*	patrnostr	n.	Lord's Prayer; Our Father.
*	patron	n.	patron.
*	patruli	n.	patrol.
**	patruliar	v.	to patrol.
*	paus	n.	pause.
**	pausar	v.	to pause.
*	pav	n.	pavement.
**	pavar	v.	to pave.
*	pavian	n.	baboon.
*	pavilion	n.	tent; pavilion.
*	pavon	n.	pea-fowl; peacock.
*	payar	v.	to pay; to pay in.
*	payar duan	v.	to pay duty.
*	pean	n.	paean.
*	ped	n.	foot.
**	pede	ad.	on foot; afoot.
*	pedagog	n.	pedagogue.
*	pedagogia	n.	pedagogy; pedagogics. (1906, r.153)
**	pedagogik	a.	pedagogic. (1906, r.153)
*	pedant	n.	pedant.
**	pedantik	a.	pedantic.
*	ped-digit	n.	toe.
*	pedestal	n.	pedestal.
*	pedikul	n.	louse.
*	pekar	v.	to sin.
**	pekad	n.	sin.
**	pekator	n.	sinner.
*	pekt	n.	comb.
**	pektar	v.	to comb.
*	pektor	n.	breast; chest.
*	pel	n.	skin.
**	pelar	v.	to skin; to flay; to peel; to pare.
*	pelikan	n.	pelican.
*	pelmel	n.	jumble; medley; hodgepodge; pell-mell.
*	pelt	n.	pelt; hide.
*	pen	n.	trouble; pains.
**	penar	v.	to take pains (with); to trouble; to apply one's self; to exert one's self.
**	pene	ad.	hardly; scarcely; barely.
*	pendar	v. (tr. / intr.)	to hang; to suspend; to be hung; to be suspended.
*	pendul	n.	pendulum.
**	pendular	v.	to swing.
*	penetrar	v.	to penetrate.
*	peninsul	n.	peninsula.
*	penitens	n.	penance.
**	fasiar penitens	v.	to do penance.
*	penitent	a. / n.	a., penitent; n., penitent.
*	pensar	v.	to think; to deem; to judge; to consider.
**	pensad	n.	thought.
*	pension	n.	pension.
**	pensionar	v.	to pension.
*	penta-	prefix.	signifying penta-, five.
*	penta-metr	n.	pentameter.
*	pentekost	n.	Pentecost; Whit-sunday.
*	peoni	n.	peony.
*	pepr	n.	pepper.
**	peprar	v.	to pepper.
*	pepton	n.	peptone.
*	per	n.	pear.
*	per	p.	through; by.
*	perd	n.	loss.
**	perdar	v.	to lose.
*	perdiks	n.	partridge.
*	peregrin	n.	pilgrim.
**	peregrinar	v.	to go on a pilgrimage; to make a pilgrimage.
**	peregrinasion	n.	pilgrimage.
*	per-fasiar	v.	to complete; to consummate; to achieve; to perfect; to finish.
*	perfekt	a. / n.	a., perfect; n., the perfect (tense).
**	perfektifikar	v.	to perfect.
**	perfekttet	n.	perfection.
*	perfid	a.	perfidious.
**	perfiditet	n.	perfidy.
*	perforar	v.	to bore.
*	pergamen	n.	parchment.
*	periar	v.	to perish.
*	periferi	n.	periphery; circumference.
**	periferiik	a.	peripheric.
*	perikl	n.	peril; danger.
**	periklos	a.	dangerous; perilous.
*	period	n.	period.
**	periodik	a.	periodic.
*	perkutar	v.	to strike; to hit; to smite; to knock; to percuss (med.).
**	perkutasion	n.	percussion.
*	perl	n.	pearl.
*	permanar	v.	to remain; to abide.
**	permanant	part.	permanent.
**	permanasion	n.	permanence.
*	permision	n.	furlough; leave of absence.
*	permit	n.	permission.
**	permitar	v.	to permit; to allow; to let.
*	permutar	v.	to interchange; to permute.
**	permutasion	n.	interchange; permutation.
*	peron	n.	perron.
*	perpendikular	a.	perpendicular.
*	perpetu	a.	perpetual.
**	perpetue	ad.	perpetually.
**	perpetuitet	n.	perpetuity.
*	perpleksar	v.	to perplex.
**	perpleksed	part.	perplexed; puzzled.
**	perpleksitet	n.	perplexity.
*	persar	v.	to pierce.
*	Persia	n.	Persia.
*	persekuar	v.	to persecute; to pursue.
*	perspetar	v.	to perceive; to descry; to distinguish; to discern.
*	persever	n.	perseverance.
**	perseverar	v.	to persevere.
*	persik	n.	peach.
*	person	n.	person.
*	perspektiv	n.	perspective.
**	perspektivik	a.	perspective.
*	perspikas	a.	perspicacious.
**	perspikasitet	n.	perspicacity.
*	persuadar	v.	to persuade; to induce.
**	persuadasion	n.	persuasion.
*	pertinent	a.	pertinent.
*	Peru	n.	Peru.
*	peruk	n.	wig.
*	pervers	a.	perverse.
**	perverse	ad.	perversely.
**	perversitet	n.	perversity.
*	peryuri	n.	perjury.
**	peryuriar	v.	to perjure one's lelf.
**	peryurios	a.	perjured.
*	pes	n.	pitch.
*	pesar	v.	to weigh (be weighty).
**	pesant	part.	heavy; weighty.
**	pesad	n.	weight.
*	pes fluid	n.	tar.
*	pesimist	n.	pessimist.
*	pest	n.	pestilence; pest; plague.
*	petision	n.	petition.
**	petisionar	v.	to petition.
*	petr	n.	stone.
**	petratr	a.	stone-like; petrous.
**	petrifikar	v.	to petrify.
**	petros	a.	stony.
*	petrole	n.	petroleum.
*	petrosel	n.	parsley.
*	petulant	a.	petulant.
**	petulantitet	n.	petulance.
*	pianin	n.	upright piano.
*	piano	n.	pianoforte; piano.
**	pianoist	n.	pianist.
*	pies	n.	piece.
*	piet	n.	piety.
**	pietik	a.	pious.
**	pietist	n.	pietist.
**	pietsm	n.	pietism.
**	pietos	a.	devout.
**	pietositet	n.	devoutness.
*	pignor	n.	pledge; pawn.
*	pik	n.	pike.
**	pikar	v.	to prick; to puncture; to stab.
**	piket	n.	stake.
*	pikas	n.	magpie.
*	piki	n.	woodpecker.
**	pikiik, de piki	a.	woodpecker; picarian.
*	piktar	v.	to paint; to depict.
**	piktad	n.	painting; picture.
**	piktasion	n.	painting.
**	piktator	n.	painter.
*	pilastr	n.	pilaster.
*	pilot	n.	pilot.
**	pilotar	v.	to pilot.
*	pilul	n.	pill.
*	pin	n.	pine.
*	pins	n.	pincers; nippers.
**	pinsar	v.	to pinch; to nip.
**	pinser	n.	eye-glasses; pince-nez.
*	pinsil	n.	brush; pencil.
*	pip	n.	pipe (for smoking).
*	piramid	n.	pyramid.
*	pirat	n.	pirate.
**	piratar	v.	to pirate.
*	Pireneik (monti)	n.	the Pyrenees.
*	pirit	n.	pyrite.
*	piroteknik	n.	pyrotechnics.
**	piroteknikal	a.	pyrotechnic.
*	pis	n.	pea.
*	pisk	n.	fish.
**	piskar	v.	to fish.
**	piskator	n.	fisher; fisherman.
*	pisk-gres	n.	blubber.
*	pistol	n.	pistol.
*	piston	n.	piston.
*	pitoresk	a.	picturesque.
*	pituit	n.	mucus; phlegm; slime.
**	pituitos	a.	mucous; slimy.
*	pivot	n.	pivot.
**	pivotar	v.	to pivot.
*	plakar	v.	placate; to appease.
**	plakabl	a.	placable.
*	plakard	n.	placard.
*	plan	n.	plane (surface).
**	planar	v.	to planish.
**	planik	a.	plane.
**	planifikar	v.	to even.
*	planet	n.	planet.
*	plank	n.	plank; board.
**	plankar	v.	to plank.
*	plant	n.	plant.
**	plantar	v.	to plant.
**	plantaj	n.	plantation.
*	plas	n.	place; spot; square (of a chess-board).
**	plasar	v.	to place.
**	plasu	p.	in place of; instead of; for.
*	plase ke	c.	instead of; in place of.
*	plastik	a.	plastic (formative).
**	plastikitet	n.	plastic art.
*	plastr	n.	plaster (pharmacy).
*	plat	n.	flat surface.
**	platar	v.	to flatten.
**	platad	n.	dish (platter; also mess); mess.
**	platik	a.	flat.
*	platan	n.	plane-tree.
*	platform	n.	platform.
*	platil	n.	plate.
*	platin	n.	platinum (Pt).
*	platonik	a.	Platonic.
*	plausibl	a.	plausible.
*	plebe	n.	plebian.
**	plebeik	a.	plebeian.
*	plen	a.	full.
**	plenifikar	v.	to fill; to replenish.
**	plenitet	n.	plenty; fullness; plenitude.
*	pleni-	prefix.	signifying fullness, pleni-.
*	plenilun	n.	full moon.
*	plenipotent	a.	plenipotent(iary).
*	plik	n.	fold; flait; ply.
**	plikar	v.	to fold; to plait; to fold up.
*	plisar	v.	to please.
**	plisik	a.	pleasing; pleasant.
**	plisad	n.	pleasure; liking. e. g. sekuantu plisad == at pleasure; at will; e. g. it plis == you (he, they, etc.,) please; e. g.if it plis == if you please; if they please, etc.
*	plomb	n.	lead (Pb).
**	plombar	v.	to lead.
*	plonjar	v.	to plunge; to dive.
*	plu	ad.	more; (the comparative ending) -er.
**	pluar	v.	to increase.
**	pluad	n.	surplus; overplus.
**	plufoa	ad.	more times.
*	plu-bonifikar	v.	to better; to improve; to ameliorate.
*	plug	n.	plow.
**	plugar	v.	to plow.
*	plu-grand-patr	n.	great-grandfather.
*	plumb	n.	feather; pen.
**	plumbaj	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 tomorrow.
*	plu-pre-sidiurne	ad.	the day before yesterday.
*	plural	n.	the plural.
*	plush	n.	plush.
*	pluskuamperfekt	n.	pluperfect.
*	pluvi	n.	rain.
**	pluviar	v.	to rain.
**	pluvios	a.	rainy; pluvious.
*	plu volontare	ad.	more willingly; rather.
*	po	p.	behind; after.
*	po-breve	ad.	soon; speedily.
**	po-breveik	a.	speedy.
*	podagr	n.	gout; podagra.
**	podagros	a.	gouty.
*	podium	n.	podium.
*	poem	n.	poem.
*	poesi	n.	poetry; poesy.
*	poet	n.	poet.
**	poetik	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.
**	poliad	n.	polish.
*	poliangul	n.	polygon.
*	poliglot	n.	polyglot.
**	poliglotik	a.	polyglot.
*	polikapik	a.	many-headed.
*	polip	n.	polypus.
*	polis	n.	policy (insurance).
*	polisi	n.	police.
*	polit	a.	polite.
**	polititet	n.	politeness.
*	politeknik	n.	polytechnics.
**	politeknikal	a.	polytechnic.
*	politik	n.	politics.
**	politikal	a.	political.
*	polka	n.	polka.
*	Polona	n.	Poland.
*	pols	n.	thumb; inch.
*	poltron	a. / n.	a., cowardly; n., coward.
**	poltronitet	n.	cowardice.
*	pom	n.	apple.
*	pomad	n.	pomade.
**	pomadar	v.	to pomade.
*	po-medi-diurne	ad.	in the afternoon.
*	Pomerania	n.	Pomerania.
*	pomis	n.	pumice.
**	pomisar	v.	to pumice.
*	pomp	n.	pomp.
**	pompos	a.	pompous.
*	ponderar	v. tr.	to weigh.
**	ponderabl	a.	weighable; ponderable.
**	'ponderator	n.	scales.
*	pont	n.	bridge.
*	ponton	n.	pontoon.
*	popl	n.	people; folk (archaic).
**	poplar	v.	to people; to populate.
**	poplos	a.	populous.
*	popular	a.	popular.
**	popularitet	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.
**	portretar	v.	to portray.
*	Portugalia	n.	Portugal.
*	pos	n.	position; posture.
**	posar	v.	to set; to lay.
*	poses	n.	possession.
**	posesar	v.	to possess.
**	posesad	n.	possessions; goods; property; estate.
*	posibl	a.	possible.
**	posiblitet	n.	possibility.
**	posible	ad.	possibly; perhaps.
*	po-sidiurne	ad.	tomorrow; to-morrow.
*	positiv	a.	positive.
**	positive	ad.	positively.
**	positivism	n.	positivism.
**	positivitet	n.	positiveness.
*	positiv	n.	positive degree; the positive.
*	post	n.	post (mail).
*	posterior	a.	posterior; subsequent; later; hind; back.
**	posteriore	ad.	afterwards; subsequently; posteriorly; behind.
**	posterioritet	n.	posteriority.
*	posteritet	n.	posterity.
*	posthum	a.	posthumous.
*	postilion	n.	postillion.
*	post-kart	n.	postal card; post-card.
*	post-mark	n.	postage stamp.
*	pot	n.	pot; jar; can.
*	potash	n.	potash.
*	potat	n.	potato.
*	potent	a.	powerful; mighty; potent; strong.
**	potentitet	n.	power; might; potency; strength.
*	potesar	v.	to be able (mi potes == I can).
*	povr	a.	poor.
**	povreskar	v.	to become poor.
**	povritet	n.	poverty.
*	praktik	n.	practice.
**	praktikar	v.	to practise.
**	praktikabl	a.	practicable.
**	praktikabilitet	n.	practicability.
**	praktikal	a.	practical.
*	prat	n.	meadow.
*	pre-	prefix.	signifying pre-, before.
*	predesesor	n.	predecessor.
*	predikar	v.	to preach.
**	predikad	n.	sermon.
**	predikasion	n.	preaching.
**	predikator	n.	preacher.
*	predileksion	n.	predilection.
*	prefekt	n.	prefect.
*	preferar	v.	to prefer; to choose.
**	preferabl	a.	preferable.
**	preferad	n.	preference.
*	prefiks	n.	prefix.
*	preg	n.	request; prayer.
**	pregar	v.	to request; to ask; to beg; to pray.
**	pregar pardon	v.	to beg pardon; to apologize.
*	pregar urgante	v.	to conjure.
*	prek	n.	prayer (to the deity).
**	prekar	v.	to pray.
*	prekaut	n.	precaution; foresight.
**	prekautar	v.	to caution; to warn.
**	prekautasion	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.
**	premiar	v.	to award a premium or prize.
*	prendar	v.	to take.
*	prendar pro kredit	v.	to borrow.
*	prendar su se	v.	to take on one's self.
*	preokul	n.	spectacles.
*	preparar	v.	to prepare.
**	preparasion	n.	preparation.
*	preposition	n.	preposition.
*	prepusi	n.	prepuce; foreskin.
*	prerogativ	n.	prerogative.
*	pres	n.	press.
**	presar	v.	to press; to squeeze.
*	presbiop	a.	far-sighted; pres-byopic.
*	presbitr	n.	priest.
**	presbitrad	n.	priesthood.
**	presbitrik	a.	priestly; sacerdotal.
*	presedar	v.	to preside.
**	presedant	part.	chairman, presiding officer.
*	present	a.	present.
**	presentitet	n.	presence.
**	presentu	p.	in presence of; before.
*	present(esar)	v.	to be present.
*	present	n.	present tense; the present.
*	presentar	v.	to present; to put before.
*	presentiment	n.	presentiment; foreboding.
**	presentimentar	v.	to have a presentiment of; to forebode; to anticipate.
*	presepi	n.	crib; manger.
*	preseptor	n.	preceptor.
**	preseptorar	v.	to indoctrinate.
*	preservar	v.	to preserve; to keep.
*	president	n.	president.
*	pre-sidiurne	ad.	yesterday.
*	presios	a.	precious; costly.
**	presiositet	n.	costliness.
*	presipis	n.	precipice.
*	presipitar	v.	to precipitate.
*	presis	a.	precise.
*	preskribar	v.	to prescribe.
**	preskribasion	n.	prescription.
*	prestar	v.	to do; to render; to perform; to lend.
**	prestasion	n.	doing; rendering, performance; service; loan.
*	prestar avanse	v.	to advance (money).
*	prestar luade	v.	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.
**	priman	a.	scholar of the first (upper) class.
**	prime	nr. / ad.	first.
*	primitiv	a.	primitive.
*	priml	n.	primrose.
*	primogenitur	n.	primogeniture.
*	prins	n.	prince.
*	prinsip	n.	principle.
**	prinsipik	a.	relating to principle; principial, fundamental.
*	prinsipal	a.	principal; chief; main; leading.
**	prinsipale	ad.	principally; chiefly; mainly.
*	prior	a.	prior.
**	prioritet	n.	priority.
*	pris	n.	price.
*	prism	n.	prism.
*	prison	n.	prison.
**	prisonar	v.	to imprison.
**	prisonad	n.	imprisonment.
**	prisoner	n.	prisoner.
*	pristin	a.	pristine.
*	privar	v.	to deprive; to bereave.
*	privat	a.	private.
*	privileg	n.	privilege.
**	privilegar	v.	to privilege.
*	pro	p.	for.
*	prob	a.	thorough.
**	probe	ad.	thoroughly.
**	probitet	n.	thoroughness.
*	probabl	a.	probable.
**	probable	ad.	probably; likely.
*	problem	n.	problem; task.
*	probosk	n.	proboscis; snout.
*	prodig	n.	spendthrift; prodigal.
**	prodigar	v.	to lavish; to squander; to be prodigal.
**	prodigasion	n.	prodigality.
**	prodigik	a.	prodigal; lavish.
*	produkt	n.	product.
**	produktar	v.	to produce.
*	produktar briki	v.	to make bricks.
*	profanar	v.	to profane.
**	profanik	a.	profane.
*	profesion	n.	profession.
*	profesor	n.	professor.
*	profet	n.	profet.
**	profetar	v.	to prophesy.
*	profil	n.	profile.
*	profit	n.	profit; benefit; advantage; gain.
**	profitar	v.	to profit.
**	profitu	p.	for the benefit of; for the advantage of; for the good of.
*	profund	a.	profound; deep.
**	profundifikar	v.	to deepen.
*	prognos	n.	prognosis; forecast.
**	prognosar	v.	to prognosticate; to forecast.
*	program	n.	programme; program.
*	progres	n.	progress.
**	progresar	v.	to progress.
*	proklamar	v.	to proclaim.
**	proklamasion	n.	proclamation.
*	proksim	a.	near; proximate.
**	proksime	ad.	near by; near.
**	proksimeskar	v.	to approach; to
**	proksimitet	n.	proximity; nearness.
**	proksimu	p.	near; near to; by.
*	prokur	n.	procuration; proxy (thing).
**	prokurar	v.	to procure; to effect.
**	prokurist	n.	procurator; proxy; attorney.
*	prolog	n.	prologue.
*	prolongar	v.	to prolong; to lengthen; to produce.
**	prolongasion	n.	prolongation; lengthening.
*	promenar	v.	to promenade; to take a walk.
**	promenad	n.	promenade; walk.
*	promet	n.	promise.
**	prometar	v.	to promise.
*	promontori	n.	promontory.
*	promovar	v.	to promote; to further.
*	pronom	n.	pronoun; pronom demonstrativ == demonstrative pronoun; pronom indefinit == indefinite pronoun; pronom interogativ == interrogative pronoun; pronom korelativ == correlative pronoun; pronom personal == personal pronoun; pronom posesiv == possessive pronoun; pronom refleksiv == reflexive pronoun; pronom relativ == relative pronoun.
*	pronunsiar	v.	to pronounce.
**	pronunsiasion	n.	pronunciation.
*	propagar	v.	to propagate; to circulate; to spread.
**	propagasion	n.	propagation; spread.
*	proporsion	n.	proportion.
**	proporsionar	v.	to proportion.
*	proposar	v.	to propose; to move.
**	proposasion	n.	proposal; motion.
*	proposision	n.	proposition; sentence.
*	propr	a.	own; proper.
**	propre	ad.	properly.
**	propritet	n.	property.
*	prosa	n.	prose.
**	prosaik	a.	prosaic.
*	prosed	n.	procedure; proceeding; course; process.
**	prosedar	v.	to proceed; to act.
*	prosent	n.	per cent, percent.
*	proses	n.	lawsuit.
**	prosesar	v.	to litigate.
*	prosesion	n.	procession.
*	proskribar	v.	to proscribe; to outlaw.
*	prosodi	n.	prosody.
**	prosodiik	a.	prosodic.
*	prosperar	v.	to prosper; to thrive.
*	prosperitet	n.	prosperity.
*	protektar	v.	to protect.
**	protektasion	n.	protection.
**	protektator	n.	protector.
*	protest	n.	protest.
**	protestar	v.	to protest.
**	protestant	a. / n.	Protestant.
**	protestantism	n.	Protestantism.
*	proto-	prefix.	signifying origin.
*	protoforest	n.	primeval forest.
*	protokol	n.	protocol.
**	protokolar	v.	to protocol.
*	protometal	n.	ore.
*	protoparol	n.	primitive word; root.
*	protosir	n.	honeycomb.
*	prototip	n.	prototype; archetype.
*	prov	n.	proof; test; trial.
**	provar	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.
**	provisorik	a.	provisional.
*	pro-vite	ad.	for life; (one's) lifelong; all (one's) life.
**	pro-vitik	a.	lifelong; life.
*	provokar	v.	to challenge; to provoke.
*	proyekt	n.	project.
**	proyektar	v.	to project.
*	prud	a.	prudish.
**	pruditet	n.	prudery; prudishness.
*	prudent	a.	prudent.
**	prudentitet	n.	prudence.
*	pruf	n.	proof.
**	prufar	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	n.	pseudonym.
*	publik	n.	public.
**	publikar	v.	to promulgate; to publish.
*	pudar	v.	to be ashamed.
**	pudifikar	v.	to shame; to abash.
**	pudik	a.	bashful; shamefaced.
**	pudikitet	n.	bashfulness; shamefacedness.
*	pudr	n.	powder.
**	pudrar	v.	to powder.
*	puer	n.	boy.
**	puera	n.	girl.
*	pueril	a.	puerile; childish.
**	puerilitet	n.	childishness; puerility.
*	puit	n.	well; shaft (mining).
*	puik	n.	flea.
*	pulmon	n.	lung.
*	pulp	n.	pulp.
**	pulpos	a.	pulpous; pulpy.
**	pulpositet	n.	pulpousness.
*	pulp de gamb	n.	calf.
*	puls	n.	pulse.
**	pulsar	v.	to pulsate; to beat; to throb.
*	pulv	n.	dust.
*	pulvin	n.	cushion.
*	pulvr	n.	powder.
**	pulvrar	v.	to pulverize; to powder.
*	pulvr-min	n.	mine (military).
*	pump	n.	pump.
**	pumpar	v.	to pump.
*	pun	n.	fist.
*	puni	n.	punishment; penalty.
**	puniar	v.	to punish.
*	puniard	n.	poniard; dagger.
**	puniardar	v.	to poniard; to stab.
*	punkt	n.	point; dot; period.
**	punktar	v.	to point; to dot.
*	punkt de vis	n.	point of view; standpoint.
*	punktual	a.	punctual.
**	punktualitet	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.
**	purifikar	v.	to purify.
**	puritet	n.	cleanness; purity.
*	purgar	v.	to purge.
**	purgasion	n.	purgation.
**	purgativ	a.	purgative.
*	puritan	a. / n.	a., puricanic(al); n., Puritan.
**	puritanism	n.	puritanism.
*	purpur	n.	purple.
*	pus	n.	push; shove; thrust.
**	pusar	v.	to push; to shove; to thrust.
*	pus-kar	n.	wheelbarrow.
*	pustul	n.	pustule; pimple.
**	pustulos	a.	pustulous; pimpled.
*	putr	a.	putrid; rotten.
**	putreskar	v.	to putrify; to rot; to decay.
**	putreskasion	n.	putrefaction; rotting; decay.

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