petrel-o: (orni.) stormy petrel; Mother Carey’s chicken (Procellaria pelagica). — EFS
petris-ar: (tr.) to knead: work into a uniform mass (dough, etc.). — F
petrografi-o: petrography. — DEFIRS
petrol-o: petroleum, rock-oil; (cf. benzino, keroseno, gazolino). — DEFIRS
petrologi-o: petrology. — DEFS
petrosel-o: (bot.) parsley (genus: Petroselinum sativum). — DRL
petul-ar: (intr.) to be frisky, impetuous, boisterous, turbulent, unruly.
petuni-o: (bot.) petunia (genus: Petunia). — DEFIS
pez-ar: (intr.) to weigh (dek grami, e.c.) (cf. grav-esar, ponderar); -o: weight; -ajo: a heavy object; weight for weighing; -anta, -oza: heavy, weighty, ponderous; -o kun-tara: gross weight; -o neta: net weight; super- -o, pez-eceso: excess weight; -o viv-anta: live weight; -o ampla: good weight; -ajo falsa: a light weight (for weighing); po lua pezo ek oro: at its weight in gold; (fig.) extremely dear. — FIS
«pfennig»: (German money) pfennig.
«pfund»: (weight) pound: one-half kilogram; 1.1 pound.
pi-a: pious, devout, godly; -eso: piety, devoutness (cf. devoco); -acho: a bigot. Def.: Qua reverencas Deo. — EFIS
piaf-ar: (intr., of horses) to make a piaffer, to paw the ground. — DEFS
piamatr-o: (anat.) pia mater.
pian-o: piano, pianoforte; -plear: (intr.) to play the piano; -o vertikala: upright piano; -o horizontala: grand-piano. — DEFIRS
pice-o: (bot.) silver-leaved (spruce) fir (Picea excelsa). — FIL
pich-o*: (vul.) penis.
pichpin-o: (wood) pitch-pine. — DEFIR
piedestal-o: pedestal (of a column, statue, vase, etc.); -eto: piedouche: small pedestal supporting a bust, etc. — DEFIRS
pierid-o: (zool.) cabbage moth, cabbage butterfly (pieris brassicae).
pietism-o: (ch. hist.) pietism. — DEFIRS
pietist-o: (ch. hist.) pietist. — DEFIRS
pig-o: (orni.) magpie (genus: Pica); -ea: black and white colo(u)red. — IS
pigarg-o: (orni.) pygarg, hen-harrier, -harm (Circus pygarus). — EF
pigme-o: pigmy, dwarf; (fig.) a person without talent, or merit, or power. — DEFIRS
pigment-o: (natural, physiol.) pigment (cf. farbo). Def.: Materio naturale koloroza, qua donas koloro ad altra kozi; V-660. Ex.: Okulala, harala, pelala pigmento. — DEFIRS
pijam-o: (2001) pajamas, pyjamas. — DEFIRS
pik-ar: (tr., lit. and fig.) to prick; prod, goad, puncture; sting; -etar: to peck at; strike with the beak; -(ad)o: prick, prodding; -uro: a prick, puncture; sting (of insects); -anta, -ema: prickly, stinging, piquant, pungent; biting, piercing, sharp, nipping (of cold, liquids, words, etc.); -ilo: a pricking instrument; -bastono: a goad (as for oxen). Ex.: Pikar sua fingro. Pikar bovulo, kavalo, papero. Vorti pikanta. Pikanta mustardo. — DEFS
pikador-o: picador. — DEFIRS
pike-o: (fabric) pique. — DEFIS
piket-o: (mil.) picket; (card game) piquet. — DEFIRS
pikl-o: something preserved in spice (cf. spico); -aji: pickles: vegetables, fruit or other food preserved in spice or vinegar pickle and used as a condiment; -o-sauco: ravigote: a sharp sauce.
piknik-ar: (intr.) to picnic. — DEFRS
pikon-o: roko o harda materii (ex. makadamo). La (one-pointed) pick, pickaxe (cf. piocho). Def.: Instrumento por exkavar fera parto esas karakterizita per un pinto perpendikla a la mancho; VI-533.
pikt-ar: (tr.) to paint (pictures in oil or water colo(u)rs); (cf. indutar, farb-izar); -(ad)o, -uro: painting, picture; -inda, -ur-atra: pictureque. — FIS
piktogram-o*: pictogram.
pikverd-o: (orni.) popinjay; green woodpecker (Picus viridis). — FIS
pil-o: (of animals, also bot.) hair, bristle; (of persons) hair of all parts of body except top of head; (cf. haro); (of sheep, camels, etc.) wool; (of cloth, of hats) nap; -aro: (of one object) coat; -ala: relating to h.;-oza: hairy, shaggy, pilose; -o-bulbo: h. bulb, h. root; sen-pil-igar: to depilate; sen-pil-igivo: depilatory (substance); long-pila hundo: long-haired dog; reza-pila: short-haired. — EFIS
pilastr-o: (arch.) pilaster, square column. — DEFIRS
pilgrim-ar: (intr.) to go on a pilgrimage. — DEFIR
pili-o: (elec.) pile, primary cell. Ex.: La pilio di volta. — DEF
pilon-o: (Egyp., arch.) pylon. — DEFIRS
