Neo-English dictionary

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; —yalast 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 [head

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