poltron-a: cowardly, dastardly, chicken-hearted; (cf. febl-anma); -(ul)o: coward, poltroon, skulker; -eso: cowardice; -ajo: cowardly action. Def.: Pavor-(eg)ema; sen-kuraj-(eg)-a. — DEFI
polut-ar: (
polv-o: dust (cf. pulvero, pudro); -oza, -atra: dusty; -ifar: to rise (of dust); to be dusty (of roads); -igar: to reduce (ulo) to d.; -eskar: to become dusty; -izar: to cover (ulu, ulo) with d.; -o-nubo: a cloud of d. — IS
pom-o: an apple; -iero: apple tree; -ier-eyo: orchard. — FI
pomad-o: pomade, pomatum; -izar: to apply p. to (hair or exterior of the body); har- -o: hair p. — DEFIRS
pomel-o: pommel (of saddle); knob on the hilt of a sword or pistol. Def.: Mikra bulo ye l’extremajo di espado, di pistolo od avan solo; III-142. — EFIS
pomerhund-o: (
pomp-o: pomp, state, show; -acho: (
pompelmus-o: (
pompier-o*: fireman. — F
pompon-o: pompon, top-knot; tuft added to dress of a soldier, etc. — DEFS
pond-ar*: (
ponder-ar: (
pone-o: pony: small horse. — DEF
poniard-o: poniard, dagger; -agar, poniarde ocidar: to poniard, stab (ulu) with a dagger; (cf. dago). — EFIS
pons-a: poppy-colo(u)red, flame colo(u)red, vivid scarlet. — DFIRS
pont-o: bridge (over a river, etc.); -eto: foot-bridge; (R.R. culvert); (
pontifik-o: pontiff; (Jewish) high priest; (Roman) pontifex; (cf. papo); -o supr-ega: the sovereign pontiff; the pope; -ala: pontifical; -eso: pontificate (cf. pap-eso); -e oficiar: to reign as pontiff. — DEFIRS
ponton-o: pontoon, boat used as bridge; -isto: military pontonier. — DEFIRS
ponyet-o: wrist-band. Def.: La finala parto di la maniko; VI-245. Ex.: Kamizo ne-starchita, nokto-kamizo ne havas mansheti, ma nur ponyeti. — F
pop-o: (Russian, Grecian) priest, (village) pope. Def.: Rusa (greka) sacerdoto; III-594.
popl-o: (
poplin-o: (
poplit-o: (
popul-o: people, population (of a town, city, country; cf. habit-ant-aro); -ala: relating to the people (cf. populara); -oza: populous; -izar: to people, populate: furnish with inhabitants; -iz-ado, -iz-uro:peopling; -acho: the mob, rabble, riffraff (cf. plebey-aro); -acha: low, vulgar. — EFIS
popular-a: popular: prevailing among and liked by the people; -eso: popularity; -igar: to make (ulo) popular, to popularize. — DEFIRS
popurit-o: potpourri, medley, hotch-potch. — DEF
por: (
por-o: (
porcelan-a, -o: porcelain, (fine) china (ware); (cf. fayenco). — DEFIS