pasiflor-o: (
pasion-o: passion: violent emotion; great love or fondness; vehement desire; -oza: passionate, impassioned; -izar, -eskar: (
pasiv-a: passive; -o: (
pask-o (-festo): Easter, the Passover; -ala: paschal; -ala ovo: an Easter egg; komuniar ye pasko: to receive the sacrament at Easter. — EFIRS
pasment-o, -i: passement(erie): trimmings of lace, gimp, braid of gold, silver, worsted, etc. for clothes an furniture. — DEFIRS
paspel-o: edging, welt. Def.: Streta bendo de stofo (generale de diversa kolori), per qua on bordizas ula parti di vesto (kolumo, manchi; specale militistala); VI-142. — DF
pasport-o: passport (cf. pas-permiso). — EFIRS
past-o: paste: any soft composition; (
pastel-o: pastel; (colo(u)red) crayon; -piktar: to paint in pastel. — DEFIRS
pastern-o: pastern (of a horse). — EFI
pastet-o: pвte: pie, pasty (made of meat or fish); karno- -o: meat pie. — DEFIRS
pasteuris-ar: (
pastil-o: pastil: aromatic lozenge for breath; a preparation to scent the air. — DEFIRS
pastinak-o: (
pastor-o: pastor, minister, clergyman (cf. paroko); shepherd (of sheep); -ala:
pastur-ar: (
pat-ar: (
patat-o: batata, sweet potato (Ipomoea Batatas). — DEFIRSL
patel-o: (
paten-o: (
patent-o: patent (of an invention); -izar: to patent (ulo). — DEFIRS
«pater (noster)»: pater(noster), Lord’s prayer.
pater-o: curtain-peg, -hook. — EFIS
patetik-a: pathetic, touching; -eso: pathos, patheticness (cf. patoso). — DEFIRS
patibul-o: gallows (in the form: TT ; cf. jibeto). — IS
patin-o: patina, green film formed on metals. — DEFIS
patogen-a: pathogenic.
patogenez-o: pathogenesis.
patologi-o: pathology; -isto: pathologist. — DEFIRS
patos-o: pathos; -acho: bathos, bombast, fustian, rant (cf. patetik-eso). — DEFR
patr-o: (
patri-o: fatherland, (cf. nasko-lando). — FIS
patriark-o: (
patric-a, -o: patrician. — DEFIRS
patrimoni-o: patrimony, inheritance. — DEFIRS
patriot-o: patriot; -a, -ala: patriotic; -eso: (
patristik-o: (
patroli-ar: (
patrologi-o: (
patron-o: (
pauperism-o: pauperism. — DEFRS
patuaz-o*: patois, mother tongue, natural language.
pauz-ar: (
pav-o: paving stone, cobble-stone; -aro, -izuro: pavement; -imento: floor (not storey); -izar: to pave. — EF
pavan-o: pavan. Def.: Anciena danso (hispana origine); IV-395. — DEFIS
pavilion-o: pavilion: a large peaked tent; a building with a tent-like roof; (cf. tendo). — DEFRS