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| P | p | [ as p in English pen ] panhùgo£o (wad) pàndare (to reveal, to divulgate) pandò£o (biscuit, slow person - derogative) panpa£ùgo (type of bird) pantasón (fat person) pào (turkey) papìna (slap) papòta (cheek) pare (father) parecàre (to prepare) parmédo (precocious) parsìmo£o (parsley) pasto (a lot) pate£ón (zipper) patòfhia (weak) patùgo (bottom of bottle) pèka (footprint) pèdho (worse) pe£andrón (lazy) penhàta (pan) peretàre (to scrutinize, to count, to measure) pèrla (wild berry) pèrsego (peach) petàre (to glue, or to fall) petenè£a (annoying person ) petotàre (to walk quickly) petufhàrse (to fight) pévare (pepper) piànperi (matches) piato£àre (to waste time) pirón (fork) peocóxo (stingy) pipión (pigeon) pisakàn (dandelion) pólde (flea) po£ìto (OK) popà (dad) prèsia (hurry) puìna (ricotta cheese) puliéro (colt) puòto (puppet) putè£o (child) NOTE: Again, as encountered in numerous documents (ancient and more recent ones) the letter P is preceded by the letter N instead of the letter M. For example, ranpìn (hook) and sanpòto£e (slippers). |
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