en:neo:adn:dict:neo-en:txt:p:p
Amikos de Neo
DIXONAR
NEO – ANGLAL
| paci; –o; –aro | to graze; –ing n; –ing ground, pasture |
| pad; –el | pan; small pan |
| pafi | to swagger |
| pagal(yo) | confusion, muddle, disorder |
| pagalko | (naut.) paddle |
| pagan; –a | heathen, pagan n, a |
| pagi; –at; –o | to pay; –id; –ment |
| pajo; –il; –e | page; book-mark, tassel; on page… |
| pak; –i | packet; to pack |
| pakto; –i | pact; to come to terms; to compromise, to agree |
| pala; –eso | pale; –ness |
| palaso | palace |
| palasyo | palace; Law-courts |
| palato; –a | (anat.) palate; palatal |
| paldo; –i | pale n; to impale |
| paldon | post, pole |
| palestro | gymnastics room, gymnasium |
| paleta | rather pale |
| palisad; –i | palissade; to – |
| palko | box; lodge |
| palmo | palm (anat.) |
| palmyo | palm-tree |
| palpi; –ibla | to finger, to palpate; palpable, tangible |
| palso; –el | (painter's) palette |
| palud; –a | marsh; –y; swamp; –y |
| paludismo; –udit | impaludism, malaria |
| palyaco | clown, buffoon |
| palyal; –a; –i | palliative n, a; to palliate |
| palyo; –ya | straw n, a, –y |
| palyofok | straw-fire |
| palyom | man of straw |
| palyul; –i | drawing lots n; to draw lots (straws) |
| pam; –i | swoon; to fall into a –; gape; to – |
| pan; –aro; –er; –erin | bread; bakery; baker m, f |
| panal; –i; –a | (cook.) bread crumbs; to cover with – –; breaded |
| panash | swagger, panache |
| panaxa | mixed, variegated |
| panborat | slice of bread and butter |
| panco | paunch, belly |
| pando | flap, tail |
| panel | small loaf, (French) roll |
| paner; –in | baker m, f |
| panik; –i | panic; to cause, to feel – |
| panio | baker's shop, bakery |
| panko; –a –e | breakdown; a, adv. |
| panoram; –a | panorama; –mic |
| panot | tablet, slab |
| pansel | (bot.) pansy |
| pansi; –o | to bandage; –ing n |
| pant; –alon | trousers, pants |
| panter | trousers-maker |
| panteryo | panther |
| pantoflo; –ema | slipper; stay-at-home a |
| pantostat | toast (bread) |
| panyel | handkerchief |
| panyo | cloth |
| paon; –i | peacock; pea-hen; to strut, to peacock |
| Pap; –a | Pope; papal |
| papa' | pa, dad, daddy, papa |
| papav(o); –el | poppy; red – |
| papel; –er; –io | paper; stationer; stationery, –ner's shop |
| papeloco | red-tape; old paper |
| papilyon; –i | butterfly; to flutter, to flit about |
| papir | papyrus |
| par | v present of pi, to be able |
| para; –e | apparent; –ly |
| parad; –i; –bed | parade; to –; lying-in-state bed |
| paradiso; –a | paradise; isaic |
| paradox; –a | paradox; –ical |
| paraf; –i | initials; to initial |
| parafin; –a | paraffin n; a |
| paragraf | paragraph |
| parajo | hereabouts, region |
| paral; –i | semblance; to make a pretence of doing |
| paralela; –e | parallel a, adv. |
| paralis; –isa; –isi | paralysis; –ytic; to –yse |
| parapet | parapet |
| parash; –utist | paratrooper, parachutist, (US) chutist |
| parashut; –i | parachute; to – |
| parasit; –a; –i | parasite; –tic; to live in –ism |
| paravent | screen, folding screen |
| parda | even (number) a |
| pardal; –i | round-table arbitration; to make a – |
| pardat | coupled, paired |
| pardel | opera-glasses, field-glasses |
| pardo | pair, yoke, couple |
| pardon; –i | pardon; to – |
| pare | apparently |
| paredo, parel | partition; – wall, wainscot |
| parelya; –ye | same, similar; likewise |
| parent; a; –i | relation, parent; related; to relate, to become connected |
| parentezyo; –ye | brackets; in – |
| parfum; –a; –at; –i | perfume; –ed, fragrant; to perfume |
| pargi; –o | to parry, to ward off; –ing n |
| pari | to appear, to look like |
| parkaro, parkazo | parking |
| parkedo | floor, floor-plank |
| parki; –ing | to park; parking |
| parla | spoken, talking a, oral |
| Parlament; –a; –ismo | Parliament; –ary; –arism |
| parlaro | parlour |
| parle | spoken, talking adv. |
| parlel; –i | (informal) talk; chat; to talk, to converse, to chat |
| parli | to speak, to talk |
| parlo | speech (faculty), power of speech |
| parno | hoist |
| paro | appearance |
| parodio; –oda; –odi | parody n. a; to – |
| parok; –an; –uyo | parish; –ioner; prayer-book |
| parol | word, speech |
| paroxismo; –isma | paroxysm; –smal |
| parset | glympse; short apparition |
| parsi; –o | to appear; (of a book) to come out; apparition; publication |
| part; –a; –e | share, part; partial; partly |
| partajo; –i | sharing, partition; to share, to divide |
| partedi po | to take the side of |
| partedo; –a; –an | party n; a; partisan |
| partedokratio | partycracy |
| partel | fragment, particle, parcel |
| parti | to share, to divide |
| particip | participle |
| partio | party; game |
| partor; –i | childbirth, parturition, accouchment; to give birth |
| partorist | obstetrician, accoucheur |
| parveni; –at; –un | to achieve, to reach, to attain; upstart, parvenu |
| pas- | prefixe for “last” |
| pasa | passing, momentary |
| pasajo; –er | passage; passenger |
| pasanyo; –ya | last year; –'s |
| pase | by the way; on the way |
| paseo | past n |
| pasi | to pass |
| pasibla | liable, subject |
| pasitemp | pastime |
| pasiv; –a | passive n; a |
| Pasko; –a | Easter n; a |
| pasmes; –a | last month; –'s |
| pasnox; –a | last night; –'s |
| paso | passage, way |
| pason; –i | signal-failing; to fail the signal |
| pasovort | watchword |
| pasport | passport |
| pasro; –cef | sparrow; – brain, giddy- |
| pastel; –ist | pastel; –llist |
| pastempo; –a | old time; –'s |
| pasten; –er; –io | cake, sweet; pastry-cook, – maker; pastry, – shop |
| pasto; –i | paste; to knead |
| pastor; –a; –al; –a | shepherd; –'s; pastoral n, a (mus., poet.) |
| pastro; –a | (eccles.) pastor; –al |
| pasvek; –a; –e | last week; –'s; – adv. |
| pasveto ! | no thoroughfare ! |
| pasyes | last time |
| pasyon; –a; –i | passion n; –ate; to impassion |
| pasyonifa | thrilling, exciting |
| pat | v partciple of pi, to be able |
| paten; –er; –i | skate; –er; to – |
| patent; –i | patent, to – |
| Pater | Lord's Prayer |
| pati | to take pity, to commiserate |
| pato | compassion |
| patren | godfather |
| patrimon; –a | patrimony; –onial |
| patrio; –ia | country, fatherland; – a |
| patro; –a | father; paternal |
| patrocid; –er; –idi | parricide (action; person); to commit – |
| patron; –a | boss, master; –ly a |
| patrulyo; –yi | patrol; to – |
| pauzo; –i | pause; to – |
| pav; –a | fear; afraid |
| pavadi | to frighten |
| paved(o); –i | paving, pavement; to pave |
| pavema | timorous, fearful |
| pavi | to be afraid |
| pax; –a | peace; pacific, peaceful |
| paxaro | cemetery |
| paxismo; –ist; –ista | pacifism; –ist n; a |
| pd(pund) | pound |
| pe | by, through |
| pec | pitch, tar; pec ! dash it ! |
| ped; –ado; –adi | foot; kick; to – |
| pedagog; –a; –io | pedagogue; –gogical; –gogy |
| pedal; –i | pedal; to – |
| pedant; –a; –i | pedant; –ic; to show-pedantry |
| pedantismo, pedanteso | pedantry |
| pedapaso | pedestrian passage |
| pede | on foot adv., afoot |
| pedestal | pedestal |
| pedi | to walk, to go on foot |
| pedil | footboard |
| pediraro | footpath, (US) sidewalk |
| pedirer | pedestrian n |
| pedkurer | chiropodist |
| pedyatrio; –ist; –yatro | pediatrics; –ician, –trist |
| peforte | perforce: by force |
| pego; –i | pledge, pawn; to – |
| pek; –i; –er | sin; to –; sinner |
| pekto; –a | breast, chest; –'s, pectoral |
| pekun; –a | money; pecuniary, money's |
| pel | by the, through the |
| peli; –o; –azo | to drive out, to expel; expulsion |
| pelsen | fur-lined coat, pelisse |
| pelso; –er | fur; furrier |
| pen; –i | pain; to –, to afflict |
| penal; –a | penal code; penal |
| penalado; –i | penalty; to penalize |
| penco; –os | penny; pence |
| pendel | pendant n |
| pendi; –il | to hang; hat-peg, hook, coat-hanger |
| pendo | hanging n |
| pendon; –i | scaffold, gibbet, gallows; to hang (torture) |
| pendul; –yo | pendulum; clock, small clock |
| penetri; –o; –azo | to penetrate; –ation |
| penish | barge, canal-boat |
| penko; –i | pick; to dig up |
| penombro; –e | penumbra, half-light; in the – |
| pensema | thoughtful, pensive |
| penso; –i | thought; to think |
| pensyon; –aryo | board, –ing-house; pension, full-board; boarder, inmate; pensioner |
| pensyonado; –naro | pensioner's condition; boarding-school |
| pensyoner | pensioner |
| penta | repentant |
| pentadaro | penitentiary |
| pental | penitence |
| pentel; –a | contrition, contrite |
| pento; –i | repentance; to repent |
| pentola | sorry, repentant |
| penuryo | shortage, penury |
| penyo; –yi | comb; to – |
| pep; –at; –i | pepper; –y; to – |
| per | because |
| perat | perished |
| percep; –i | perception; to percieve |
| percev; –i | collecting n; to collect |
| perdo; –i; –at | loss; to lose; lost |
| perel; –azo; pereli | declining, wasting away; to decline, to waste away |
| perfa; –azo | perfect; perfecting n |
| perfi; –o | to perfect, to bring to perfection; perfection |
| perfida; –eso | perfidious; –idy, –ousness |
| perfismo; –ist; –ista | perfectionism; –ist n; a |
| performo; –i | performance; to perform |
| pergamen; –a; –i | parchment n; a; to give a – finish; to shrivel up |
| pergol | pergola, arbour |
| peri; –ibla | to perish; –able |
| peril; –a | peril; –ous |
| perim; –i; –at | lapse n; to –; –ed |
| period; –a | period; –ic(al) |
| periodik | periodical publication |
| peripatin | peripatetician |
| periplo | periplus |
| periton; –it | (anat.) peritoneum; –onitis |
| perjo; –ol | partridge; young – |
| perjok | (med.) corn |
| perkal | cambric muslin, percale |
| perkizo | house search |
| perklusa | stiff, crippled, stiff-jointed |
| perkurso; –i | route, way; to go (also: to look through) |
| perkut; –a; –ifa; –i | percussion; –ive; to percuss, to strike, to blow, to tap |
| perlo | pearl |
| permado; –a; –i | (mil.) leave; on – a; to be on – |
| permana; –eso; –aro | permanent; –ence; all-day, all-night service |
| permanel | permanent wave |
| permi; –o | to permit, to allow; permission |
| permisi | to allow oneself |
| permut; –i | exchange, permutation, to exchange |
| perno; –a; –i | pivot n; a; to – |
| pero | perdition |
| perok; –i | parrot; to recite, to repeat like a – |
| peron | (station's) platform |
| peroneo | (anat.) fibula |
| peroro; –i | peroration; to –ate |
| perpa; –e; –o | perpetual; –lly; –uity |
| persa | Persian, persic |
| persek; –i | persecution, to –ute |
| persev; –i | perseverance; to –vere |
| persho | pole; jumping-pole; trolley-pole |
| persil | parsley |
| person; –a | person; –al |
| personajo; –onon | personage; bigwig, big bug, (US) big wheel |
| personeyo | staff, employees, personnel |
| perspektiv | perspective, prospect |
| perspik; –a | perspicacity; –cacious |
| perspika; –eso | perspicacious; –cacity |
| persuadi; –o | to persuade; –uasion |
| perten; –i | appurtenance, belonging; to belong; –os belongings |
| perturbi; –o | to perturb; –ation |
| peruk | wig |
| perverti; –o | to pervert; –version |
| pes (o) | piece |
| pes | since, as, considering that |
| pesh | fish; –er; –erin fish-seller m, f; –io fish shop |
| pesi | to tear, to – to pieces |
| pesk-vermo | angle-worm |
| pesker | fisher |
| peski; –o | to fish; –ing n |
| peskior | (ship) trawler, fishing-boat |
| peskolin | fishing rod |
| peskopermo | fishing licence |
| pespese | bit by bit |
| pest; –a | plague, pestilence; pestilential, plague-stricken |
| petal | petal |
| petisyon; –i | petition; to – |
| petrema; –o | stony, hard-hearted, –ness |
| petro; –a; –i | stone n; a –y; to petrify |
| petrol; –a; –ior | petrol, paraffin oil, petroleum oil, (US) kerosene; – a; tanker |
| petula; –eso | lively; –iness |
| pex; –a | breast, chest, bosom; – a, pectoral |
| pezo; –i; –a; –il | weight; to weigh; heavy; scales |
| pi | to be able |
| pia; pieso | pious; piety |
| pic; –eyer | peach; – tree |
| pigment | pigment |
| pigmeo; –ea | pygmy; –ean |
| pigo | magpie |
| pigro; –i; –a | laziness; to laze, to idle; lazy |
| pijam | pyjamas, pajamas |
| pijin; –a; –e | pidgin n; a; in – |
| pijon | pigeon |
| pik | (weapon) pike, spear; (cards) spade |
| pikel | (game) piquet |
| pikles | pickles |
| piknik; –i | picnic; to – |
| pikpok; –er | pocket-picking; pickpocket |
| pikup | pick-up |
| pil; –a; –oza | hair, pile, nap, bristle; hairy; shaggy |
| pilaf | pilaw, pilaff |
| pilastro | pilaster |
| pildo; –face; –i | (of money, medal) reverse, tails; heads or tails; to toss up |
| pilgo; –er | pilgrimage; pilgrim |
| pilko | pile, heap |
| pilon | pylon, pillar |
| pilor; –a | (anat.) pylorus |
| pilot; –i | pilot; to – |
| pilso; –i | pile-driver, rammer; to ram |
| pilul | pill |
| pilyo | (electr.) battery; (US) flashlight battery |
| piment; –i; –a; –at | pimento; to pepper, to season with red pepper; hot, sharp, peppery |
| pimpa | spruce, natty |
| pincel | finch, chaffinch |
| pinci | to force-feed, to gorge, to stuff |
| pingo | (arch.) gable |
| pingpong | ping-pong |
| pinguen | auk (zool.) |
| pinso; –il; –i | nipping n; pliers, nippers, clip; to nip |
| pinter, pintor | painter |
| pinti | to paint |
| pinto; –io | painting n |
| pintur; –i | paint, paint work; to coat with paint |
| pinturer | house-painter, paint-worker |
| pinup | pin-up |
| pinyel | fir-cone, pine-cone |
| pinyo | pine-tree |
| pion | (game) man, pawn; (school's) junior master, under-master, (US) proctor |
| pioner | pioneer |
| pip | pipe |
| piramid; –a | pyramid; –al |
| pirat; –i; –ado; –io | pirate; to –; piracy |
| pirex; –a | pyrex n; a |
| pirit | pyrites |
| pirogo | canoe, piragua, pirogue |
| piroskaf | steamboat, steamer |
| pirso; –eyer | pear; –tree |
| pish; –i | pissing n; to piss, to make water |
| pist | track, ring; trail |
| pistasb | pistachio-nut |
| pistil (yo) | (bot.) pistil |
| pistol; –a; –ado | (weapon) pistol n; a; – shoot |
| piston; –i | piston; to push, to back |
| pistrel | (zool.) bat |
| pit(o); –i | pity; to take – |
| pitenda; pitibla | piteous; pitiable |
| pitro | buffoon, clown; –a histrionic, clownish |
| piza; –i | worse; to –en |
| pize | worst adv. |
| pizel | (bot.) pea |
| pizelel | small pea, green – |
| PK (Pre Krist) | B. C. (before Christ) |
| plad(o); –i | pleading n; to plead, to advocate |
| plafon | ceiling |
| plagi; –o; –er | to plagiarize; –iarism; –ist |
| plaja; –en | sea-shore a; – dress |
| plajo | sea-shore, beach |
| plak | plank, plate, slat, tablet, sheet, plaque |
| plakta; –i | plated; to plate; veneered; to veneer |
| plan | plan, project; level, plane |
| plana | even, flat, level a |
| planal | (geog.) plain, flat country |
| plancil | (techn.) planisher |
| planet; –a | planet; –ary |
| planing | planning |
| plankal; –i | stage, –ing, scaffolding, heap; to scaffold, to pile up, to erect |
| planken | shelf |
| planko | plank, board, plate, batten |
| planpeda; –e | on the same level, on the same floor a, adv. |
| planralbo | corn-crake, water-rail |
| planso; –i; –il | (aviat.) gliding, to glide; glider |
| plant; –aro; –azo; –i | plant; plantation; planting n; to plant |
| plantol | seedling |
| plaqi; –ifa; –o | to appease; –ing; –ement; to quieten; –ing, soothing a; n |
| plar | v present of pli, to please |
| plas | place; seat |
| plaska | flat |
| plasmo; –a | plasma, plasmic |
| plast-artos | plastic arts |
| plastik; –a | plastic n. a |
| plastro | plaster |
| plat | dish, course (also: participle of pli to please) |
| platan | plane-tree |
| platel | plate n |
| platen; –i | crockery, table-service, table-ware; to wash up |
| platformo | platform |
| platin | platinum |
| plato | dish |
| plaudi; –o | to applaud; applause |
| plaza; –i | pleasant, agreeable; to please |
| plazo | pleasure |
| pleb; –a | pleb, –eian |
| plebisit; –a | plebiscite; –tary |
| pled | plaid, travelling-rug |
| plek; –i | explanation; to explain |
| plen-nam | full name |
| plen; –a | full n; a |
| plendo; –i | complaint; charge; to lay a charge (against) |
| plene | fully |
| plengade | light-heartedly, gladly |
| pleni | to fill |
| plenide | in the middle of day, in broad daylight |
| plenkone | with full knowledge of the facts |
| plenlume | in full light |
| plenmede | in the very middle |
| plennoxe | in the middle of night |
| plenoco; –a | chubbiness; chubby |
| plenposo; –a | full powers; plenipotentiary |
| plenreke | by right, as of right |
| plentempo; –a; –e | full-timen; a; adv. |
| plenvite | in full speed adv. |
| plenyeme | in the middle of winter, at the height of – |
| plenzome | in the middle of summer, at the height of – |
| pleuroso | (med.) pleurisy |
| plexiglas | plexiglass |
| plezanti; –o; –e | to jest, to joke; joke, –ing, jest; as a joke |
| pli | to please; pli ! please ! |
| plik(o); –i; –azo | fold; to –; –ing n |
| pliken | cover, envelop |
| plinto | (arch.) plinth, base-board, skirting-board |
| plis(o); –i; –azo | pleat; to –; –ing n |
| plomb(o) | lead (metal) |
| plombel | lead soldier, tin soldier |
| plombist | plumber |
| plor | weeping; (also future of plip, to please) |
| plori; –er | to weep; –er |
| ploron; –i; –er | whining; to whine; –er |
| plot; –i | feat, prowess, exploit; to make a – |
| plu; –a | more adv.; a, added |
| pluadi; –o | to increase; – n |
| pluazo | increment, augmentation |
| plude | more, more and more |
| plue | in addition, besides |
| plugo | plough |
| plui | to increase |
| plul; –unos | several a; – ones |
| plulye | in several places |
| plulyes | several times, many a time |
| plum | feather; pen |
| plumine | more or less |
| plumpezo; –a | featherweight n, a |
| pluplue | more and more |
| plur | v conditional of pli, to please |
| plural; –a | plural n, a |
| plus (a) | most a |
| pluse | mostly, for the most part |
| pluso | most things, most of it |
| plusunos | most people |
| plusye | in most places |
| plusyes | most of the time, most times |
| pluv; –i | rain; to – |
| pluvil | umbrella |
| pluvon | shower, downpour |
| pluye | rather |
| pneumo | pneumothorax |
| po | for |
| poem | poem |
| poet | poet |
| poezio; –eza | poetry; poetic(al) |
| pogo; –i | support, bearing; to support; to lean |
| pok(a) | a little, few a |
| poko | little n, pronoun, a little quantity |
| pokpoke | little by little |
| pokunos | few people |
| pokye | in few places |
| pokyes | a few times |
| pol | for the |
| Pol | Paul |
| pol; –a; –astel | (geog.) pole; –ar; Pole-star, lodestar |
| polado; –adi | polarization; to –ize |
| poldo; –i | polish, –ing, shine, –ing n; to polish |
| polemik; –i | polemics; to –mize |
| polen | (bot.) pollen |
| poliedro | polyhedron |
| poliglot(a) | polyglot n, a |
| poliklinik | polyclinic, general hospital |
| polip | (zool.) polyp; (med.) polypus |
| polis; –a; –aro; –er | police n; a; – station; –man |
| polisyo | policy; sekur – insurance policy |
| politik; –a | politics; –ic(al) |
| Polno; –a; –al | Poland; Polish; – (lang.) |
| polsen | link, cuff-button |
| polso | wrist |
| polto | armchair |
| polvo; –a | dust; –y; mordi –o to kiss the dust |
| polyo; –myelit | polio; –myelitis |
| pom; –yer | apple; –tree |
| pomkompot | apple-sauce |
| pompal; –a | display, array; pompous |
| pomper | fireman |
| pompist | (mot.) pump assistant |
| pompo | pump |
| pon; –azo; –i | putting, placing, laying; to put, to place |
| ponadi; –o; –aro | to warehouse; –ing n; –n |
| pondi; –o | to lay (an egg); laying n |
| ponso | pumice-stone |
| pont; –er | bridge; pontonier |
| pontif; –a; –i | pontiff; –iflcal; to –flcate |
| ponton | pontoon |
| pool | pool |
| pool | pool |
| popleyo | population |
| poplo; –a; –emo; –ema | people; popular; –arity; –ular |
| por | v future of [/b]pi[/b], to be able |
| porcelan | porcelain, china |
| pord; –o | door |
| pordexi | to reject, to expulse (a visitor) |
| pordigi | to go to the door |
| pordon | gate |
| porgo; –i | offer; to offer, to give |
| pork; –in; –ol | pig, pork; sow; piglet; |
| porkaco | dirty pig |
| porkolot | suckling-pig |
| porlo | (bot.) leek |
| porsh(o) | porch, portal |
| porso | portion |
| port(o) | carrying n, carriage, postage |
| porti | to carry, to bear |
| portret; –i | portrait; to draw a – |
| poryo | (anat.) pore |
| posa | powerful |
| posed(o); –i | possession; to possess |
| posh; –i | pocket; to – |
| posi | to be able |
| positiva; –e | positive; –ly |
| poso | power |
| pospon; –i | postponement; to postpone |
| post; –a; –er | post; –al; –man |
| post(o)bux | letter-box |
| post(o)ferma | Poste restante, to be called for (post), (US) general delivery |
| post(o)giro | postal transfer |
| post(o)pak | parcel post |
| post(o)valto | postal money-order |
| postel | set, device, instrument |
| poster | postman |
| posti | to mail, to post |
| postkont | postal account |
| postkontor | post-office |
| pot | pot |
| potaso | potash |
| pov; –a; –o; –eso | poor; poverty |
| pozisyon | position |
| pozo; –i | placing, laying m; to place, to lay |
| pradel | platform, stand |
| pragma; –ismo; –ist; –a | pragmatic (al); –tism; –tist |
| pralin | praline |
| pranso; –aro | dinner; dining-room |
| pratik; –a; –i | practice; –cal; to –tise |
| prato | meadow |
| pre | before (time) |
| prea | former, prior, previous |
| preala; –e | previous; –ly |
| preaverti | to announce, to warn |
| precipis | precipice |
| precipit; –i | precipitation, to –itate |
| precisa; –eso | precise; –ision |
| predanki | to thank beforehand |
| predato; –i | antedate, to – |
| predestin; –i; –at | predestination; to –ine; –ined |
| predici; –o | to predict; –iction |
| prediluva | antediluvian |
| predispon; –i; –a | predisposition; to predispose; –osed |
| pree | previously, before |
| preeso | anteriority |
| prefabrikat | prefabricated |
| prefaco | preface, foreword |
| prefekt(o); –ado | prefect; –ure |
| preferi; –o | to prefer; –ence |
| prefix | prefix |
| pregi; –o | to pray; prayer; to beg, to ask |
| pregna; –at; –i; –o | impregnated; to –gnate; –ation |
| prei | to precede |
| preid; –e | the day before n; adv.; eve |
| preistor; –a | prehistory; –ic |
| prejugel; –i | preconceived notion. opinion; to have – s |
| prejugi | to prejudge |
| prejugun | old offender, old lag |
| prejugun | recidivist |
| prekauto; –i | precaution; to take –s |
| prekoca; –eso | precocious; –ness |
| prekonizi; –o | to advocate, to (re)commend, to preconize; recommendation, preconization |
| prekonklud | foregone conclusion |
| prekono | prescience, foreknowledge |
| prekont | previous account; previous deduction |
| prekontado; –i | previous estimate n, tender; to tender |
| prekurser | precursor |
| prekursi | to forerun |
| prel | before the (time) |
| prelasta | last but one |
| prelat | prelate |
| prelib; –a; –i | predilection; –ted; to have a predilection for |
| prem | premium |
| premedit; –i | premeditation, to –tate |
| premensel | hors-d'oeuvre |
| premid; –a | morning; –'s, antemeridian |
| premyo; –yi | prize, reward; to allow a – |
| premyon | premium, key money, big tip |
| pren | catching, capture |
| pren(o); –i | taking n, capture; to take |
| prenam | Christian name, first name |
| prenasa | antenatal |
| prenasa | antenatal |
| prendo; –i | seizure; to seize |
| prenel | (electr.) socket |
| preni | to take |
| prenil | handle |
| prenso; –a | pregnancy; pregnant |
| prenupsa | antenuptial |
| prenupsa | antenuptial |
| preokup; –i | preoccupation; to –py |
| preparga | preventive |
| prepargo; –i | prevention; to ward off, to avert |
| prepari; –o | to prepare; –ation |
| preplan | layout |
| preposo; –a | arrogance; –ant |
| prepozo | preposition |
| preprelasta | last but two, antepenultimate |
| preprizo | imprisonment awaiting trial |
| prerogo; –ativ | prerogative |
| pres-kampado | press-campain |
| pres; –i | pressure (also: press); to press |
| presbita; –eso | (med.) long-sighted; –ness |
| presegnal | premonition |
| presegno; –i | omen; to betoken |
| present (o); –i | presentiment; to have a – |
| preservi; –o | to protect; –ion; to preserve; –ing n, –ation |
| president; –enso | president; –ence |
| presidyo | presidium |
| presil | press; printing press |
| presko; –i; –er | sermon; to preach; –er |
| prespici | to underestimate |
| prest(o); –i | loan; to lend |
| prestodom | pawnshop |
| presya | precious |
| presyadi; –o | to appreciate; –iation |
| presyeci; –o | to bargain; –ing n |
| presyel | fare |
| presyo | price |
| presyon; –i | pression; to press, to push |
| pretendo; –i | pretention; to pretend |
| pretext (o); –i | pretext; to – |
| pretote | above all, especially |
| preval; –i | prevalence; to prevail |
| prevarik; –er | prevarication, –ator |
| prevenema; –o | kind, obliging; –ness |
| preventiva | preventive |
| previd; –i | prevision, to foresee |
| preyer; –a | the day before yesterday; –'s |
| prezajo; –i | presage, omen; to presage |
| prezenta | present a |
| prezenti; –azo | to present; –ation |
| prezum; –i | presumption, to presume; supposition, to suppose |
| prezumemo; –a | self-importance, –ant |
| pri | concerning prep. |
| pribend(o); –a | prebend, –ary |
| prica; –e; –i | preceding; previously; to precede |
| prican; –a; –eso | priority-holder n. a; priority |
| pricer | predecessor |
| prid(o) | prey |
| prif; –i | preference; to prefer |
| pril | concerning the, about the |
| prilev; –i | (fin.) levy, to –; (med.) sample (of blood, etc.); to take – |
| prim; –a | first |
| primager | protagonist |
| primala | primary |
| primaver; –a | spring (season) n; a |
| primavide | at first sight |
| primayo | early fruits or vegetables |
| prime | firstly, first, at first |
| primel | copy, auther's copy (manuscript, typescript) |
| primelga | first-choce a |
| primi | to have a primacy, to be the first one, to surpass |
| primitiva | primitive |
| primjugal; –aro | court of first instance |
| primklas; –a | first class; n; a |
| primkonos | first knowledges, object lesson |
| primloke | firstly, in the first place |
| primnasa | firstborn |
| primorda | first order's |
| primordyala | primordial |
| primoxe | on the first opportunity (occasion) |
| primul | primula, primrose |
| primye | in the first place |
| primyes | the first time adv. |
| primyesi | to happen for the first time, to do for – |
| princa; –e | main, –ly, principal; –lly; chief; –ly |
| princip; –a; –e | principle; of –; in – |
| prinka; –o; –orek | elder, eldest; primogeniture; birthright |
| prins; –in; –ado | prince; –ess; principality |
| print; –aro; –er | printing n; – house; printer |
| printos | printed matter |
| prior; –ado; –aro | prior; –ate; priory |
| prip(o); –azo; –i | preparation; to prepare |
| pripado | preparations |
| priske; –a | once, in the past; ancient, bygone |
| prismo; –a | prism; –atic |
| prist; –ado | priest; –hood |
| priv; –o; –azo; –i; –a; –e | privation; to deprive; private a; –ly |
| privilego | privilege |
| prizo; –i; –azo | prison, jail; to imprison; –ment |
| prizun; prizin | prisoner m; f |
| pro | for, in the favour of, on behalf of |
| proba; –eso | upright; –ness, probity |
| probabla; –eso | probable; –bility |
| problem; –a | problem; –atical |
| proced; –i | process, proceeding; to proceed, to advance |
| procedur; –ema | procedure; skilled in – |
| proces; –i | process, trial; to proceed (against) |
| procesyon | procession |
| prod; –o; –eso; –a | prowess; valiant |
| prodiga; –eso; –i | prodigal; –ity; to act –lly |
| prodijo; –a | prodigy; –ious |
| produk; –i; –azo | product; to –; –uction |
| proek | per cent; percentage |
| prof; –a | professor; –ial |
| profana; –i; –azo | profane; to –; –tion |
| profes; –a | profession; –al a |
| profesi; –er | to profess; –ional n |
| profesor; –ado | professor; –ship |
| profet; –a; –i | prophet; –ic; to prophesy |
| profil; –i | profile; to – |
| profit; –i | profit; to –, to avail oneself |
| profonda; –o; –eso | deep; depth |
| profondeni | to deepen |
| program | programme |
| progredo; –i | progression; to progress, to advance |
| progres; –i | progress; to –, to make – |
| proibo; –i; –a | prohibition; to forbid; prohibitive |
| projek; –i | projection; to project, to throw |
| projekil | searchlight |
| projekto; –i | project; to plan, to design |
| projel; –i | (clay) model, maquette; to make a – |
| proklam; –i | proclamation; to proclaim |
| prokrei; –eo | to procreate; –ation |
| prokur; –er | charge, proxy, procuration; attorney at law |
| prokurazo; –kuri | provisioning n, supplies; to provide |
| prokurist | proxy (person) |
| prol; –i | progeniture; to proliferate |
| proletara; –eyo | proletarian; –ariat, –arianism |
| prolixa; –eso | prolix; –ixity |
| prologo | prologue, foreword |
| prolongi; –o; –azo | to prolong; –ation; to extend |
| prom(o); –i | promise; to – |
| promen; –i | walk; to –, to have a – |
| promenel; –i | stroll, to – |
| promixa; –eso | promiscuous; –cuity |
| promon; –i | wonder-promises; to promise wonders |
| promov; –i | promotion; to promote |
| pronam | pronoun |
| pronostik; –i | prognostic; to –ate, to forecast |
| pronta; –i | ready; to get – |
| prontema; –i; –o | willing, eager; to be –; promptitude |
| pronunco; –i | pronunciation; to pronounce |
| prop (o); –er | ownership, proprietorship, possession; owner, proprietor |
| propagand; –i | propaganda; to carry on – |
| propagi; –o | to propagate; –ation |
| propal; –a | property, propriety; appropriate, proper, suitable |
| propaldice | properly, strictly speaking |
| propamova; –e | freely a, adv., motuprprio |
| propayo | property, estate |
| propi | to possess, to own; to appropriate |
| propisa | propicious |
| propkomuneso | co-ownership |
| propon; –e | subject, matter; in connection with, by the way |
| proporso; –a | proportion; –al |
| propozi; –o | to propose; –al, –ition |
| propsepar | (law) separation, ownership-separation |
| propulsi; –o | to propel; propulsion |
| pror | (naut.) prow |
| proselit; –i; –smo | proselyte; to –tize; –ism |
| proskribi; –(o) | to proscribe; –iption |
| prospa; –o; –eso | prosperous; –erity |
| prosto; –in | prostitution; –ute f |
| prostro | prostration |
| protein | protein |
| protek; –i | protection; to protect |
| protekismo | protectionism |
| protest; –i | protest; to – |
| protezo | (med.) prothesis |
| protokol; –a; –aldo | protocol; formal; chief of Protocol |
| proton | (phys.) proton |
| prototip | prototype, first model |
| prov; –i | proof; to prove |
| provel | proof, test |
| proven; –i | origin, provenance; to come, to derive, to issue (from) |
| Provenso; –al | Provence; –al |
| proverbo; –a | proverb; –ial |
| provid; –i | provision, supply; to – |
| Providenso; –a | Providence; –ential |
| providuyo | provisions cupboard; shopp-ing bag, – basket |
| provinco; –a | province; –ial |
| provizyon | (comm.) commission |
| provok; –i | provocation; to provoke |
| proxela; –e | approximate; –ly |
| proxo; –a; –i | proximity; near, close; to approach, to draw near |
| prozo; –a | prose n; a, prosaic(al) |
| pruda; –o; –eso | prudish; –ness, prudery |
| prudenso; –enta | prudent; –ence; carefulness; careful |
| prufa; –i | impermeable, proof; to proof |
| prufel | waterproof, raincoat |
| prun; –yer | plum; –tree |
| prunkek | plumcake |
| prur; –i | itching, itch; to ich |
| prutal | cracker, fire-cracker |
| PS (postskriptum) | postscript |
| psalmo; –i | psalm; to –odize |
| pseuda | (pref.) pseudo, so-called |
| pseudonim | pseudonym, nom de plume |
| psikanalis; –a | psycho-analysis; –alytic |
| psikolog; –io | psychologist; –logy |
| psikoso | psychosis |
| psikyatro; –io | psychiatrist; –atry |
| publa; –o | public a; n |
| publicismo; –ist | publicity, advertising n; – agent |
| publiki; –azo –er | to publish; –ication; –isher |
| pudika; –eso | modest; –y |
| puding | pudding |
| puel | girl |
| puerkollo; –tin | rearing of children; children nurse |
| puerto | harbour, port |
| puesto | station, post |
| pugnado; –i | punch; to – |
| pugno | fist |
| pui; puo; pua | to stink; – n; –ing a |
| puk; –i | knock; to – |
| pul | pullover |
| pul, pulover | pullover (jersey) |
| puldel | pool (of water, of blood) |
| pulko | (zool.) flea |
| Pulman | Pullman |
| pulmit; –a | tuberculosis; –ulous |
| pulmo; –on; –a | lung; pulmonary |
| pulmokongestyon | congestion of the lungs |
| pulmonit, pulmit | pneumonia |
| pulno | pulley |
| pulpo | pulp |
| pulso; –i | pulsation; to pulse; palpitation; to –tate |
| pulto | chair, desk; cathedra |
| pulul; –i | pullulation; to –late |
| pulvel | face-powder |
| pulvil | pulverizer, vaporizer |
| pulvinil | powder-box, –case, compact |
| pulvo; –el | powder; face-powder |
| pum | cougar |
| pun(o); –at; –i | punishment; –ished; to punish |
| pundo(pd) | pound |
| pungen; –i | (med.) injection; go give an – |
| pungo; –i | prick; to prick, to goad |
| pungolos; –oli | pins and needles; to have – |
| punso; –il; –i | punching, stamping; ticket-punch, stamping-machine; to stamp, to bunch |
| punt; –a; –e | point; in order a; adv. |
| puntadi; –o | to bring into focus; bringing into focus n |
| puntajo; –i | aiming (of a gun); to aim |
| puntel –i | point, nid, head, barb; to make a – |
| puntema; –o | punctilious, particular, fastidious; –ness; touchy; –iness |
| punteni; –azo | to tick off, to check; –ing n |
| puntol; –i | stitch; to – |
| puntuala; –eso | punctual; –ity |
| puntuo; –ui | punctuation; to –uate |
| puo | stink n |
| pup; –o; –el | doll |
| pupilyo; –ya | (anat.) pupil; –illar |
| puplo; –in | ward m; f |
| pupso; –a; –e | (naut.)stern |
| pur | v conditional of [/b]pi[/b], to be able |
| pura; –eso | pure; –ity |
| purel | (cook.) mash, puree, mashed potatoes |
| purgo; –i | purge; to – |
| puri; –fi; –azo; –ifazo | to purify; –ification |
| puritan; –a; –ismo | puritan; –ism |
| purke | provided, on condition that |
| purpa | purple a |
| pursanga | full-blooded |
| pus; –a; –i | (med.) pus, matter; purulent; to suppurate |
| push(o); –i | push; to – |
| pushel | rickshaw |
| pustul | (med.) pustule |
| putan; –in | prostitute, whore |
| puto; –i | supposition; to suppose, to presume |
| putri; –o; –azo | to rot, to become rotten; rottenness, decay |
| putrovos | addled eggs |
| puzaqo | well-water |
| puzlo | puzzle |
| puzo; –a; –er | well, pit, shaft n; a; well-digger |
| pyago | (med.) wound, sore |
| pyanto | (foot-) sole |
| pyazadi | to encroach, to intrude |
| pyel; –a | skin n; a |
| pyelel | peel, skin (of fruit) |
| pyelko | film; (skin's) pellicule, dandruff |
| pyelterpom | patoto in its jacket |
| pyes | piece; (theatre) play |
| pyok (o) | post, stake, pile |
| pyokonado | piling n, piles |
| pyop(o) | poplar |
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