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porcion-o: portion, ration, share, allowance; -eto, -acho: pittance; -izar: to put (ulu) on (short) allowance; -izo: rationing; -igar: to portion out (ulo). Def.: Parto de un toto; partikulare ula provizuro de pano, de karno, esanta dividita inter uli. — DEFIRS

pord-o: door, doorway; gate; -ego: large door, portal (cf. portalo); (city-) gate; -(o-gard)isto: door-keeper; -o-tapeto: door-curtain, portiere; -alo: leaf of a folding d.; -frap-ilo: d. knocker; -o-framo, -kadro:d. frame; -o-veino: portal vein. — EFIS

porel-o: (bot.) leek (Allium Porrum). — DFIRS

porfir-o: (min.) porphyry. — DEFIS

porism-o: (geom.) porism. — DEFI

pork-o: pig, hog, swine, porker; -o-karno (fresha, sal-iz-ita, fum-igita): pork, pig meat (fresh, salted, smoked); -karn-ajo: piece of pork; -ino: sow; -ulo: boar; -o-pilo: hog's bristle; -o-gard-isto:swineheard; -eyo, -o-stablo: pig-sty; -ala: porcine; -o-pelo: rind (of bacon); -o-felo: pigskin. — EFIS

porkespin-o: (zool.) porcupine (European genus: Hystrix; N. American genus: Erethizon).

pornograf-a: pornographic; -(ul)o: a person who occupies himself with pornography. — DEFIS

pornografi-o: pornography: art or literature of an obscene nature. — DEFIS

port-ar: (tr.) to carry, bear, bring, take: convey in vehicles, by ship, hand, or person, also of wind, water, etc. (as agent) to wear (clothes, a sword, etc.); -(ad)o; (act.) carrying, carriage, conveyance, porterage;-ajo: that which is carried; load, burden; -anto, -ero, -isto: carrier, bearer, porter; -ebla: portable; -ar la vestaro: to wear clothes; for- -ar: to carry away; (cf. transportar). V. exp.: vid. suportar. — EFIS

porta veino: (anat.) portal vein, gate-vein.

portal-o: portal; grand and imposing door (as of a church, etc.). — DEFIRS

porte-o: range, reach of a shot, bullet, of a voice, etc.

portfoli-o: portfolio, a case in which to keep loose papers. — DEFI

portik-o: portico, porch, covered space enclosed by columns at entrance of building. — DEFIRS

portret-o: (pr. and fig.) portrait, personal representation by painting, drawing, photography; -(pikt)isto: portrait painter; facio-, profil-, statur-portreto: face, profile, full-length portrait; facar la -o di: to depict, make a portrait of. — DEFR

portu-o: (sea-) port, harbo(u)r, haven; -o komercala: commercial port; -o milit-ala: naval harbor or station; -o dopa: inner harbor; salveo- -o: a saluting port; -pilot-isto: harbor pilot. — EFIRS

portulak-o: (bot.) portulaca, purslane (genus: Portulaca). — DeIRL

pos: (prep.) after (in time; cf. dop); -e: afterwards, next, later; -ke: after that; -a: subsequent, later; -eso: posteriority; pos quar kloki: after four o’clock; pos quar hori: after four hours. Ex.: Pagenda pos triadek dii. Unesme on devas lernar e pose on darfas ludar. Pos ke vu esos parolinta, il parolos. (E. after you have (or, shall have) spoken, he will speak. To eventis pos ke ne venis. Ant.: ante. — L

pos-dat-izar: to postdate (a letter, etc.).

pos-dimez-e, -o: (in) the afternoon.

pos-dine-e: after dinner; -o: time after dinner (afternoon or evening, as the dinner is early or late).

posed-ar: (tr.) possess, be in possession of, own, have the faculty or quality (cf. havar, proprietar); -eskar: to become possessor of, take possession of; -ajo: object (possessed); -anto: possessor; -ala:(gram.) possessive; -alo: possessive case; a possessive. Ex.: Posedar pekunio, domo, ula furio posedis il. Me pagos vu kande me posedos plu multa pekunio. Ka vu esas la posedanto di ta agro— Posedal pronomi. — EFIS

posh-o: pocket; -libro: a book for the pocket (cf. burso); -ala pekunio: (fig.) pocket money, (spare) change; -horloj-o: watch; -furt-isto: pick-pocket; -kultelo: penknife; -kayero: note-book (cf. not-libreto). — F

posibl-a: possible; -ajo, -eso: possibility; -igar: to render (ulo) p., to enable; maxim multe posible, tam multe kam posible: as much as p.; maxim bona posible: as good as p.; minim posible bruiso: least possible noise; vua helpo posibl-igis a me facar: your help made it possible for me to do it. — EFIS

pos-morg-e: (on) the day after tomorrow. Ex.: Se me ne venos morge, takaze me venos posmorge.