.placa <vt>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. plate
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. plating; plate (photographic, mechanical); plaque (tablet)
    placa de veculo <n>           d.  @@@
                                  en. vehicle registration plate, license plate \us, licence plate \br, number plate
    placa dental <n>              d.  @@@
                                  en. dental plaque

.plaia <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. beach, shore

.plajia <vt>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. plagiarize
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. plagiarism
    plajior <n>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. plagiarist

.plana <a>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. flat (not bumpy), plane, planar
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. plane (surface), counter (surface)
    plana distante <n>            d.  @@@
                                  en. long shot (photographic)
    plana prosima <n>             d.  @@@
                                  en. close-up (photographic)
    planador <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. plane, planing tool, planer
    plani <vn>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. plane

.plance <n>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. board
    plance de lava <n>            d.  @@@
                                  en. washboard
    plance de neva <n>            d.  @@@
                                  en. snowboard
    plance de surfa <n>           d.  @@@
                                  en. surfboard

.plancton <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. plankton

.planeta <n>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. planet
    planeteria <n>                d.  @@@
                                  en. planetarium
    planeterieta <n>              d.  @@@
                                  en. orrery
    planeteta <n>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. minor planet, asteroid
    planeton <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. giant planet
    planeton de gas <n>           d.  @@@
                                  en. gas giant

.planetesimo <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. planetesimal

.plano <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. plain (flat land), pampas
    plano alta <n>                d.  @@@
                                  en. plateau, high plain, mesa, altiplano, paramo
    plano deluvial <n>            d.  @@@
                                  en. flood plain

.planta <vt>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. plant
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. plant
    desplantador <n>              d.  @@@
                                  en. trowel (for gardening)
    planta infestante <n>         d.  @@@
                                  en. weed
    plantas <n>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. \pl plants, vegetation

.planta <n>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. sole (of foot)
    planta de sapato <n>          d.  @@@
                                  en. sole (of shoe)

.plantano <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. plantain (fruit: \spe Musa acuminata, \spe Musa balbisiana)

.plantigrada <a>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. plantigrade

.plase <vt>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. please
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. pleasingness, pleasantness, agreeableness
    desplase <v??>                d.  @@@
                                  en. displease
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. displeasure
    desplasente <a>               d.  @@@
                                  en. disagreeable, unpleasant, displeasing, nasty, horrid
        ~ <al??>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. disagreeably, unpleasantly, displeasingly
    lo plase me                   d.  @@@
                                  en. it pleases me, I like it
    nonplasente <a>               d.  @@@
                                  en. unpleasant, disagreeable
    plaseda <a>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. pleased
    plasente <a>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. pleasing, pleasant, agreeable, complaisant
        ~ <al??>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. pleasingly, pleasantly, agreeably

.plasebo <a>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. \n placebo

.plasenta <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. placenta
    plasental <a>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. placental

.plaser <n>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. pleasure, enjoyment
    nonplaseroas <a>              d.  @@@
                                  en. unpleasurable, unenjoyable
        ~ <al??>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. unpleasurably, unenjoyably
    plaser odiosa <n>             d.  @@@
                                  en. schadenfreude
    plaser vergoniosa <n>         d.  @@@
                                  en. guilty pleasure
    plaserosa <a>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. pleasurable, enjoyable
        ~ <al??>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. pleasurably, enjoyably

.plasma <n>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. plasma

.plasmasite <n>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. plasmacyte

.plastica <a>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. plastic
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. plastic
    plastica de vitro <n>         d.  @@@
                                  en. glass-reinforced plastic, fiberglass \us, fibreglass \br

.plata <a>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. flat (level and thin), flattened
    plati <vn>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. flatten

.plataforma <n>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. platform (all senses), rostrum, dais
    plataforma de predica <n>     d.  @@@
                                  en. pulpit

.platdeutx <a>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. \n Plattdeutsch, Low Saxon, Low German (language)

.platielminto <n>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. flatworm, platyhelminthes (\phylum Platyhelminthes)

.platino <n>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. platinum (element)

.plato <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. plate, dish; course (of meal)
    lava la platos <n>            d.  @@@
                                  en. wash the dishes, do the washing-up
    plateta <n>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. saucer
    plato de disco <n>            d.  @@@
                                  en. turntable
    plato de la dia <n>           d.  @@@
                                  en. dish of the day
    plato de Petri <n>            d.  @@@
                                  en. Petri dish
    plato prima <n>               d.  @@@
                                  en. starter, first course
    platon <n>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. platter, tray
    platon de esflue <n>          d.  @@@
                                  en. output tray

.plaza <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. plaza, (town) square

.plectro <n>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. plectrum

.plen <a>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. full, filled, -ful
    ~ <al??>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. fully
    es plen de <v??>              d.  @@@
                                  en. be full of, abound in, be rife with
    pleni <vn>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. \vt fill, stuff, stock
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. filling, stuffing (act)
    pleni la spasio <v??>         d.  @@@
                                  en. fill in the blank
    plenia <n>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. fullness, satiety
    pleniboca <n> +               d.  @@@
                                  en. mouthful
    plenida <a>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. filled, fed up
    plenimano <n> +               d.  @@@
                                  en. handful
    pleninte <a>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. filling
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. filling, stuffing (substance)
    plenioio <n> +                d.  @@@
                                  en. eyeful
    pleniorea <n> +               d.  @@@
                                  en. earful
    repleni <v??>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. refill, replenish
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. refill, replenishment

.pleso <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. complex; plexus

.plestosene <a>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. \n pleistocene (geology)

.pleura <n>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. pleura (anatomy)

.plia <vt>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. fold, bend, crease, tuck
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. fold, crease, tuck; furrow; sulcus (anatomy)
    desplia                       d.  @@@
                                  en. /desplía/ \v unfold
    plia de codo <n>              d.  @@@
                                  en. crook of the arm
    plia de jeno <n>              d.  @@@
                                  en. crook of the leg, back of the knee; genuflection, genuflexion
    plia de jenos <n>             d.  @@@
                                  en. curtsey
    plia de tempo <n>             d.  @@@
                                  en. time warp
    plia se fronte <v??>          d.  @@@
                                  en. furrow one's brow
    plia se jenos <v??>           d.  @@@
                                  en. curtsey
    plia se oios <v??>            d.  @@@
                                  en. squint (half-close the eyes)
    plia un jeno <v??>            d.  @@@
                                  en. genuflect
    plias vosal <n>               d.  @@@
                                  en. \pl vocal folds, vocal cords
    plieta <v??>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. wrinkle, shrivel, crumple, wither
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. wrinkle, crinkle
    plietosa <a>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. wrinkled, shriveled, wizened, crumpled, crinkled, crinkly

.pliosene <a>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. \n pliocene (geology)

.plisa <vt>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. \n pleat

.plomo <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. lead (element)
    plomor <n>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. plumber

.plora <vt>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. cry, weep
    ploreta <v??>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. \n whimper

.ploton <n>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. platoon

.plu <a>                          d.  @@@
                                  en. \prenom more, additional, extra
    ~ <al??>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. more; anymore \us, any more \br (time), any further, any longer; in addition, besides, moreover
    a la plu <al??>               d.  @@@
                                  en. at most
    la plu <a>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. \prenom most, the majority of
        ~ <al??>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. the most, the maximum
    no plu <al??>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. no longer, no more, not anymore \us, not any more \br (time)
    per la plu <al??>             d.  @@@
                                  en. mostly, for the most part, by far
    plu fria ca                   d.  @@@
                                  en. colder than
    plu intereresante ca          d.  @@@
                                  en. more interesting than
    plu ca nesesada               d.  @@@
                                  en. more than necessary, excessive, superfluous, redundant
    plu e plu <al??>              d.  @@@
                                  en. more and more, ever more
    plu me deveni vea, min me recordad.  @@@
                                  en. the older I get, the less I remember
    plu me leje"," min me sabe    d.  @@@
                                  en. the more I read"," the less I know
    plu o min <al??>              d.  @@@
                                  en. more or less, approximately
    plu me senta"," plu me deveni friad.  @@@
                                  en. the more I sit"," the colder I get

.pluf <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. splash, plop, splat (sound)
    ~ <e>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. splash, splat
    plufi <vn>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. splash, plop, splat (make sound)

.pluma <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. feather
    desplumi <v??>                d.  @@@
                                  en. pluck (feathers)
    plumi <vt>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. feather (cover with feathers)
    plumon <n>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. plume (feathers, smoke)

.plumbago <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. plumbago (plant: \gen Plumbago)

.plumeria <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. plumeria, frangipani (plant: \gen Plumeria)

.plural <a>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. \n plural (grammar)

.Pluto <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. Pluto (planet, mythology)

.plutocrata <n>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. plutocrat

.plutonio <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. plutonium (element)

.pluve <vn>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. rain
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. rain
    pluveta <v??>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. drizzle, be misty
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. drizzle, mist
    pluvon <n>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. downpour
    pluvosa <a>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. rainy

.pluvial <n>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. plover (wading bird: \subfam Charadriinae)
    pluvial de Egipte <n>         d.  @@@
                                  en. Egyptian plover (wading bird: \spe Pluvianus aegyptius)
    pluvial de Magalan <n>        d.  @@@
                                  en. Magellanic plover (wading bird: \spe Pluvianellus socialis)

.pm <c>                           d.  @@@
                                  en. (= pos mediadia) "p.m."

.pneumonia <n>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. pneumonia

.poca <d>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. few (in number), little (quantity)
    ~ <al??>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. slightly, little
    ~ <pn>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. few, little
    poca min (ca) <a>             d.  @@@
                                  en. little less, little fewer (than)
        ~ <al??>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. little less (than)
    poca plu (ca) <a>             d.  @@@
                                  en. little more, few more (than)
        ~ <al??>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. little less (than)
    poci <vn>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. \vt reduce in quantity
    un poca de <a>                d.  @@@
                                  en. a little, a few

.pocer <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. poker (game)

.podcasta <vt>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. \n podcast

.podolojia <n>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. podiatry, chiropody
    podolojiste <n>               d.  @@@
                                  en. podiatrist, chiropodist

.poesia <n>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. poem, verse; poetry
    mal poesia <n>                d.  @@@
                                  en. bad poetry, doggerel
    poesia de lamenta <n>         d.  @@@
                                  en. elegy
    poesial <a>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. poetic (to do with poetry)
    poesin <a>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. poetic (resembling poetry)
    poesiste <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. poet

.pogrom <n>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. pogrom

.poi <n>                          d.  @@@
                                  en. poi

.polca <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. polka (dance)

.polder <n>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. polder

.polen <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. pollen
    poleni <vt>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. pollinate
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. pollination

.polex <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. pollex (medical: thumb)

.poliandria <n>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. polyandry

.poliedro <a>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. polyhedral
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. polyhedron

.poliester <n>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. polyester
    de poliester <a>              d.  @@@
                                  en. polyester

.polifonia <n>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. polyphony
    polifonial <a>                d.  @@@
                                  en. polyphonic

.poligala <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. milkwort (plant: \gen Polygala)

.poligamia <n>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. polygamy
    poligamiste <a>               d.  @@@
                                  en. polygamous
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. polygamist

.poligon <n>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. polygon

.polijinia <n>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. polygyny

.polimer <n>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. polymer
    polimeri <vn>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. \vt polymerize, polymerization
    polimeria <n>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. polymerism
    polimerosa <a>                d.  @@@
                                  en. polymeric, polymerous

.polimorfe <a>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. polymorphic
    polimorfia <n>                d.  @@@
                                  en. polymorphism

.Polinesia Franses <n>            d.  @@@
                                  en. French Polynesia \geo
    polinesian <a>                d.  @@@
                                  en. \n Polynesian

.polinomio <n>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. polynomial
    polinomial <a>                d.  @@@
                                  en. polynomial

.poliomielite <n>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. poliomyelitis

.polioptila <n>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. gnatcatcher (bird: \fam Polioptilidae)

.polipo <n>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. polyp

.polisacarido <n>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. polysaccharide

.polisia <n>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. police (organization)
    polisieria <n>                d.  @@@
                                  en. police station
    polisior <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. police officer, policeman, policewoman, constable
    polisior engles <n>           d.  @@@
                                  en. bobby
    polisior franses <n>          d.  @@@
                                  en. gendarme

.polisilaba <n>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. polysyllable
    polisilabal <a>               d.  @@@
                                  en. polysyllabic

.politecnical <n>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. polytechnic (school)

.politeiste                       d.  @@@
                                  en. /polite-iste/ \a polytheistic
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. polytheist
    politeisme                    d.  @@@
                                  en. /polite-isme/ \n polytheism

.politica <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. politics; policy
    politica esterna <n>          d.  @@@
                                  en. foreign policy
    politica interna <n>          d.  @@@
                                  en. domestic policy
    political <a>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. political
        ~ <al??>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. politically
    politiciste <n>               d.  @@@
                                  en. politician

.polivalente <a>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. polyvalent

.polo <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. pole (axial, magnetic, electrical)
    polal <a>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. polar
    polali <vn>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. \vt polarize
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. polarization
    polalia <n>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. polarity (electric, magnetic)
    polo de sielo <n>             d.  @@@
                                  en. celestial pole
    Polo Norde <n>                d.  @@@
                                  en. North Pole \geo
    Polo Sude <n>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. South Pole \geo

.polo <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. polo
    polo de acua <n>              d.  @@@
                                  en. water polo

.polonio <n>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. polonium (element)

.polpo <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. octopus (mollusc: \ord Octopoda)

.Polsca <n>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. Poland \geo
    polsce <a>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. Polish (person, language)

.polso <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. wrist; cuff (of sleeve)

.polvo <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. dust, powder
    covre con polvo <v??>         d.  @@@
                                  en. (cover with) dust, (cover with) powder
    despolvador <n>               d.  @@@
                                  en. vacuum cleaner
    despolvi <vt>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. dust
    polvi <vn>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. turn to dust, (make into) powder, pulverize
    polvin <a>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. powdery
    polvo de siera <n>            d.  @@@
                                  en. sawdust
    polvo de talco <n>            d.  @@@
                                  en. talcum powder, baby powder
    polvo negra <n>               d.  @@@
                                  en. black powder, gunpowder
    polvosa <a>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. dusty

.poma <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. apple
    poma de Adam <n>              d.  @@@
                                  en. Adam's apple, laryngeal prominence
    pomo <n>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. apple tree (tree: \gen Malus)

.pomatostoma <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. Australian babbler (bird: \gen Pomatostomus)

.pomela <n>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. grapefruit
    pomelo <n>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. grapefruit tree (tree: \spe Citrus "×" paradisi)

.pompa <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. pump
    la Pompa <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. Antlia (constellation)
    pompi <vt>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. pump
    pompor <n>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. firefighter, fireman

.pompon <n>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. pompom, tassel

.pone <vt>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. put, place, lay, stick, put down
    malpone <v??>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. misplace
    pone se en filo <n>           d.  @@@
                                  en. get in line, queue up, form a queue
    repone <v??>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. replace (place again), put back, restore

.ponte <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. bridge (crossing, ship)
    ponte de pontones <n>         d.  @@@
                                  en. pontoon bridge
    ponte levable <n>             d.  @@@
                                  en. drawbridge, lift bridge
    ponteta <n>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. scaffold (gallows)
    ponti <vt>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. bridge
    ponti la canion <v??>         d.  @@@
                                  en. bridge the gap
    ponton <n>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. pontoon (boat)

.ponxe <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. punch (mixed drink)

.ponxo <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. poncho

.pop <a>                          d.  @@@
                                  en. \n pop (music)

.popa <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. stern (of ship)
    la Popa <n>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. Puppis (constellation)

.popcorn <n>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. popcorn

.popla <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. people (nation, community, ethnic group, one of the peoples of the world; \not individual persons), population; populace, (the) masses, (the) public
    popla laborante <n>           d.  @@@
                                  en. working masses, working people
    poplal <a>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. popular (of the people; fashionable)
    poplali <vn>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. \vt popularize
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. popularization
    poplalia <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. popularity
    popli <vt>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. populate
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. population (act of populating)
    poplisme <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. populism
    popliste <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. populist

.poplo <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. poplar (tree: \gen Populus)

.por <n>                          d.  @@@
                                  en. pore
    porosa <a>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. porous

.porco <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. pig, swine (mammal: \gen Sus)
    porceria <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. pigsty, pigpen
    porceta <n>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. piglet; piggy bank
    porcor <n>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. swineherd

.porcospina <n>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. porcupine (mammal: \subord Hystricomorpha)

.pornografia <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. pornography, porn
    pornografial <a>              d.  @@@
                                  en. pornographic

.poro <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. leek (plant, vegetable: \spe Allium ampeloprasum)

.porselana <n>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. porcelain, china

.porta <vt>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. carry, bear; wear (clothes, etc)
    portabagaje <n> +             d.  @@@
                                  en. trunk \us, boot \br (of car)
    portabebe <n> +               d.  @@@
                                  en. baby sling, babycarrier
    portable <a>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. portable
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. portable computer, laptop
    portabroca <n> +              d.  @@@
                                  en. chuck
    portabulbo <n> +              d.  @@@
                                  en. light socket
    portacandela <n> +            d.  @@@
                                  en. candleholder
    ~clave <n> +                  d.  @@@
                                  en. keyring, keychain
    portacoda <n> +               d.  @@@
                                  en. hair tie, scrunchie
    portacua <n> +                d.  @@@
                                  en. water trough
    portaculpa <n> +              d.  @@@
                                  en. scapegoat, fall guy, patsy
    portada par aira <a>          d.  @@@
                                  en. airborne
    portador <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. stand, holder, support
    portafeno <n> +               d.  @@@
                                  en. trough, manger
    portaferida <n> +             d.  @@@
                                  en. stretcher
    portaferida rolante <n>       d.  @@@
                                  en. gurney \us, (hospital) trolley \br
    portaflor <n> +               d.  @@@
                                  en. flowerpot
    portafolio <n> +              d.  @@@
                                  en. portfolio, briefcase
    portaganto <n> +              en. glovebox, glove compartment
    portainca <n> +               d.  @@@
                                  en. inkstand
    portainserta <n> +            d.  @@@
                                  en. stock (stem of plant receiving graft)
    portajoala <n> +              d.  @@@
                                  en. jewelry case \us, jewellery box \br, casket
    portalia (portalía) <n> +    d.  @@@
                                  en. garter belt \us, suspender belt \br
    portalibro <n> +              d.  @@@
                                  en. bookstand, lectern
    portamone <n> +               d.  @@@
                                  en. wallet, purse
    portaovo <n> +                d.  @@@
                                  en. egg cup
    portapaper <n> +              d.  @@@
                                  en. file folder \us, folder \br (for papers)
    portapeca <n> +               d.  @@@
                                  en. sacrificial lamb, scapegoat, whipping boy
    portapen <n> +                d.  @@@
                                  en. pen holder
    portapenis <n> +              d.  @@@
                                  en. codpiece
    portasene <n> +               d.  @@@
                                  en. ashtray
    portaseno <n> +               d.  @@@
                                  en. bra, brassiere
    portaseno de bicini <n>       d.  @@@
                                  en. bikini top
    portasigareta <n> +           d.  @@@
                                  en. cigarette holder
    portaspada <n> +              d.  @@@
                                  en. scabbard
    portaspino <n> +              d.  @@@
                                  en. pin cushion
    portatela <n> +               d.  @@@
                                  en. towel rack, towel rail
    portatorxa <n> +              d.  @@@
                                  en. torch holder
    portaveste <n> +              d.  @@@
                                  en. clothes rack, clothes rod, clothes rail, clothes pole, clothes horse
    portavion <n> +               d.  @@@
                                  en. aircraft carrier
    portavose <n> +               d.  @@@
                                  en. spokesperson, spokesman, spokeswoman
    portavose de sindicato <n>    d.  @@@
                                  en. union steward, shop steward
    portor <n>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. porter

.portamento <n>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. portamento, pitch bend

.porte <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. door
    porte contra esplodes <n>     d.  @@@
                                  en. blast door
    porte de rede <n>             d.  @@@
                                  en. screen door
    porte retro <n>               d.  @@@
                                  en. back door
    porte xef <n>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. front door
    porteta <n>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. gate (of field, garden), wicket (gate)
    porton <n>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. portal, gate (of castle, town)

.portico <n>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. portico, porch

.porto <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. port, harbor \us, harbour \br; port (computer)
    porto de visita <n>           d.  @@@
                                  en. port of call
    porto spasial <n>             d.  @@@
                                  en. spaceport (in science fiction)

.Porto Rica <n>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. Puerto Rico \geo
    portorican <a>                d.  @@@
                                  en. \n Puerto Rican, Puertorican

.Portugal <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. Portugal \geo
    portuges <a>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. \n Portuguese (person, language)

.portulaca <n>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. portulaca, purslane (plant: \gen Portulaca)

.pos <p>                          d.  @@@
                                  en. (time) after, since; (space) after, behind
    a pos <a>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. back, rear, backward
        ~ <al??>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. (time) afterwards, later, subsequently, since; (space) after, behind
        ~ <p>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. behind, to behind (indicating movement)
    de pos <al??>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. from behind
        ~ <p>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. from behind (indicating movement), since (in time)
    pos cual                      d.  @@@
                                  en. after which, behind which (relative)
    pos cuando <cj>               d.  @@@
                                  en. after

.pos- <pf>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. post- {occurring later: (@posebra)}

.posa <vt>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. pose, posture, position, arrange, lay out
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. pose, posture, position, arrangement, layout
    malposada <a>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. offside, offsides
    sin posa <a>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. unposed, candid (photography)

.posese <vt>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. possess, own
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. possession, ownership (act, state)
    poseseda <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. possession (item owned)
    posesor <n>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. possessor, owner

.posible <a>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. possible, feasible, potential
    ~ <al??>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. possibly, maybe, perhaps
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. possibility (event)
    nonposible <a>                d.  @@@
                                  en. impossible
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. impossibility (event)
    nonposiblia <a>               d.  @@@
                                  en. impossibility (concept)
    otra posible <n>              d.  @@@
                                  en. alternate, alternative, other possibility
    posiblia <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. possibility, opportunity (concept)
    un otra idea posible <a>      d.  @@@
                                  en. an alternative idea, an alternate idea, another possible idea

.positiva <a>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. positive
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. positively

.positron <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. positron

.poso <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. well (man-made water source)
    poso de cloaca <n>            d.  @@@
                                  en. cesspit, cesspool

.pospone <vt>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. postpone, procrastinate, delay; suspend (judgement)
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. postponement, procrastination, delay

.posposada <n>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. postposition (part of speech)

.posta <vt>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. \n post, mail (system)
    e-posta <v??>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. \n email, e-mail
    posta airal <n>               d.  @@@
                                  en. air mail
    posta caracolin <n>           d.  @@@
                                  en. snail mail
    posta de odia <n>             d.  @@@
                                  en. hate mail
    posteria <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. post office
    postor <n>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. postman, postwoman

.poster <n>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. poster (for display)
    posteri <vn>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. \vt posterize
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. posterization

.posterior <a>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. rear, posterior, caudal
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. behind, bottom, derriere, butt \us, bum \br

.posto <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. position, function, post (in organization)
    ave se posto en <v??>         d.  @@@
                                  en. be stationed in
    posto de controla <n>         d.  @@@
                                  en. checkpoint
    posto fasil <n>               d.  @@@
                                  en. sinecure

.potasio <n>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. potassium (element)

.pote <vt>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. be able to, have the opportunity to, have the chance to, can
    nos ta pote aida              d.  @@@
                                  en. we could help (but maybe we won't), it would be possible for us to help
    pote es <al??>                d.  @@@
                                  en. maybe, perhaps, could be
    pote es ce nos es perdeda     d.  @@@
                                  en. it could be that we're lost

.potensia <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. potential (physics, mathematics)
    potensial <a>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. potential (physics, mathematics)

.potia <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. power, might, potency; power (exponent)
    potia de esecuta <n>          d.  @@@
                                  en. executive power
    potia de judi <n>             d.  @@@
                                  en. judicial power
    potia de legi <n>             d.  @@@
                                  en. legislative power
    potiosa <a>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. powerful, mighty
    suprapotia <n>                d.  @@@
                                  en. superpower (of superhero)
    suprapotiosa <a>              d.  @@@
                                  en. superpowerful
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. superpower (political)

.poto <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. potto (mammal: \spe Perodicticus potto)

.povre <a>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. \n poor, impoverished; pitiful, pitiable, piteous, pathetic
    povreria <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. poorhouse, almshouse
    povria <n>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. poverty, penury

.pox <n>                          d.  @@@
                                  en. pocket; buffer (software); pouch (medical)
    pox de copia <n>              d.  @@@
                                  en. clipboard, copy buffer (software)
    poxi <vt>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. pocket

.poxe <vt>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. poach (cook by simmering)