.prado <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. meadow, prairie
    pradeta <n>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. clearing, glade

.praseodimio <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. praseodymium (element)

.pratica <vt>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. practice \us, practise \br, rehearse
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. practice, exercise, rehearsal
        ~ de banco <n>            d.  @@@
                                  en. banking practice
    pratica model <n>             d.  @@@
                                  en. exemplary practice
    praticor <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. practitioner

.pratical <a>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. practical, pragmatic, feasible, down-to-earth, sensible, level-headed, matter-of-fact, utilitarian, convenient
    nonpratical <a>               d.  @@@
                                  en. impractical, inconvenient
    praticalisme <n>              d.  @@@
                                  en. pragmatism
    praticaliste <n>              d.  @@@
                                  en. pragmatist

.pre- <pf>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. pre- {occurring earlier: (@previde)}

.prea <vt>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. pray, implore, plead, beseech, entreat
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. prayer
    prea de grasias <n>           d.  @@@
                                  en. grace

.preambul <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. preamble

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

.preda <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. prey
    predor <n>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. predator

.predica <vt>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. preach; predicate
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. sermon; predicate (grammar, logic)

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

.predise <v??>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. predict, forecast, prophesy
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. prediction, forecast, prognosis, prophecy

.prefasa <vt>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. preface
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. preface, foreword, prologue

.prefere <vt>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. prefer, favor \us, favour \br
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. preference (opinion); setting, option (software)
    prefereda <a>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. preferred, favorite \us, favourite \br, of choice
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. preference (thing preferred), favorite \us, favourite \br

.prefisa <vt>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. prefix
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. prefix; prefixing, prefixation

.premio <n>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. prize, award, reward
    premior <n>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. prizewinner, awardwinner, title holder

.premisa <n>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. premise (logic)

.prende <vt>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. take, get, seize, appropriate, confiscate; pick up; pick (flower)
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. taking, seizure, appropriation, confiscation; electrical outlet
    desprendable <a>              d.  @@@
                                  en. disposable, expendable
    desprende <v??>               d.  @@@
                                  en. get rid of, throw away, discard, dispense with, dispose of
    prende de propria <n>         d.  @@@
                                  en. expropriation
    prende la propria de <v??>    d.  @@@
                                  en. expropriate
    prende la rol de <v??>        d.  @@@
                                  en. take the role of, be cast as
    prende par forsa <v??>        d.  @@@
                                  en. hijack
    prende se tempo <v??>         d.  @@@
                                  en. take one's time
    reprende <v??>                d.  @@@
                                  en. retrieve

.preocupa <vt>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. preoccupy, concern, engross; worry, cause worry
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. preoccupation
    preocupada de costa <a>       d.  @@@
                                  en. cost-conscious

.prepara <vt>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. prepare, set, groom; brew (tea, coffee, beer); cure (meat)
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. preparation, preparations; potion, brew, concoction, tonic, elixir
    nonpreparada <a>              d.  @@@
                                  en. unprepared, impromptu
    prepara afrodisica <n>        d.  @@@
                                  en. philter \us, philtre \br
    preparada <a>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. prepared, ready, set; cured (meat)

.preposada <n>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. preposition (part of speech)

.prepus <n>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. prepuce, foreskin, clitoral hood

.presa <vt>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. press, push, squeeze, hold tight, compress; iron (clothes)
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. pressure
    presa de grupo <n>            d.  @@@
                                  en. peer pressure
    presa de manos <n>            d.  @@@
                                  en. handshake
    presa la manos con <v??>      d.  @@@
                                  en. shake hands with
    presa sangual <n>             d.  @@@
                                  en. blood pressure
    presada <a>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. compact, compressed
    presalio <n> +                d.  @@@
                                  en. garlic press
    presapantalon <n>             d.  @@@
                                  en. trouser press
    presaveste <n>                d.  @@@
                                  en. (clothes) iron
    preseta <v??>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. squeeze lightly
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. light squeeze

.presbiterian <a>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. \n Presbyterian
    presbiterianisme <n>          d.  @@@
                                  en. Presbyterianism

.prescrive <vt>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. prescribe, dictate
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. prescription
    sin prescrive <a>             d.  @@@
                                  en. \adv without prescription, over the counter

.presede <vt>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. precede, predate
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. precedence; precession (astronomy)
    presedente <a>                d.  @@@
                                  en. preceding, previous, prior, former
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. precedent, precursor, predecessor, forerunner, antecedent (thing); prequel
    presedor <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. predecessor, precursor, forerunner (person)
    sin presedente <a>            d.  @@@
                                  en. unprecedented, history-making, historic, record-breaking

.presensa <vt>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. foresee, have a premonition
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. premonition

.presenta <vt>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. present, introduce (person); perform (act); submit (offer)
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. presentation, introduction, publicity (advertising); performance, stunt
    ~a teatral <n>                d.  @@@
                                  en. play (theatrical), drama
    ~a temprana <n>               d.  @@@
                                  en. matinee
    ~or <n>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. presenter, performer, lecturer, anchor (news)
        ~ de clima                d.  @@@
                                  en. weather presenter, weather forecaster, weatherman, weatherwoman
        ~ de novas                d.  @@@
                                  en. news presenter, news anchor
    salon de ~ <n>                d.  @@@
                                  en. auditorium

.presente <a>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. present (time; not absent); current
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. present (time); attendee (one who is present)
    per la presente <al??>        d.  @@@
                                  en. for the present, now, for the moment, for the time being
    presentia <n>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. presence

.preside <vt>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. preside, chair
    presidental <a>               d.  @@@
                                  en. presidential
    presidente <n>                d.  @@@
                                  en. president, chairperson, chairman, chairwoman
    vispresidente <n>             d.  @@@
                                  en. vice president

.presipe <a>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. steep, precipitous
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. cliff, precipice, crag

.presipita <vn>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. precipitate (weather)
    ~ <vt>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. precipitate (chemistry)
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. precipitation
    presipitada <a>               d.  @@@
                                  en. precipitated
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. precipitate

.preso <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. price, cost
    a bon preso <a>               d.  @@@
                                  en. affordable
    presi <vt>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. price
    preso de consumor <n>         d.  @@@
                                  en. consumer price, street price, price in the shops

.presta <vt>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. lend, loan
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. loan
    prestor <n>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. lender

.prestijia <n>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. prestige, status
    prestijiosa <a>               d.  @@@
                                  en. prestigious

.prete <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. priest, clergyman
    preteria <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. presbytery
    pretesa <n>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. priestess
    pretia <n>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. priesthood (state)

.preveni <vt>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. prevent, deter, keep (from doing), preempt
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. prevention, deterrence, prophylaxis
    preveninte <a>                d.  @@@
                                  en. preventing, preventive, deterring, preemptive, prophylactic
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. deterrent, preventive
    tu preveni ce me escuta       d.  @@@
                                  en. you prevent me from listening

.prima <a>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. first, primary, original; early
    ~ <al??>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. firstly, at first, in the first place, primarily
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. first, original
    primia <n>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. priority
    primia de abri <n>            d.  @@@
                                  en. aperture priority (photography)
    primia de relasador <n>       d.  @@@
                                  en. shutter priority (photography)
    suprima <a>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. subprime

.primate <n>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. primate, ape (mammal: \ord Primates)

.primavera <n>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. spring (season)

.primeval <a>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. primeval, primordial

.primi <vt>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. print
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. printout (act, result)
    malprimi <v??>                d.  @@@
                                  en. misprint
    malprimida <a>                d.  @@@
                                  en. misprinted
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. misprint
    no plu primida <a>            d.  @@@
                                  en. out of print
    primador <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. printer (machine)
    primeria <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. printing house, printer's
    primi de ora <v??>            d.  @@@
                                  en. timestamp
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. timestamp
    primida <a>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. printed
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. printed object
    primor <n>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. printer (person)

.primitiva <a>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. primitive; early (civilization)

.primula <n>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. primrose, primula (plant, \gen Primula)

.prinse <n>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. prince
    prinsesa <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. princess

.prinsipado <n>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. principality, princedom, princely state

.prinsipe <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. principle, doctrine
    de prinsipes <a>              d.  @@@
                                  en. of principles, principled
    prinsipal <a>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. \adv in principle (\not principal)

.prisma <n>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. prism
    prismal <a>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. prismatic

.prison <n>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. prison, jail
    prison su tera <n>            d.  @@@
                                  en. dungeon
    prisoni <vt>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. imprison, jail
    prisonia <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. imprisonment, captivity
    prisonida <a>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. imprisoned
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. prisoner, inmate
    prisonida de gera <n>         d.  @@@
                                  en. prisoner of war, POW

.priva <vt>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. deprive, bereave
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. deprivation, bereavement
    privada <a>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. deprived, bereft

.privata <a>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. private (not public), confidential
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. confidence, secret
    privatia <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. privacy, confidentiality

.proa <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. bow (of ship), prow

.proa <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. proa (southeast Asian boat)

.proba <vt>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. \n try, trial, test, check; taste
    longa probada <a>             d.  @@@
                                  en. tried and tested, time-tested
    proba de cualia <n>           d.  @@@
                                  en. quality test, benchmark test
    proba de Pap (Papanicolaou) <n>d.  @@@
                                  en. Pap test, Pap smear

.probable <a>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. probable, likely
    ~ <al??>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. probably
    nonprobable <a>               d.  @@@
                                  en. improbable, unlikely
    nonprobablia <n>              d.  @@@
                                  en. improbability (concept)
    probablia <n>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. probability (concept)

.problem <n>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. problem
    fa un problem <v??>           d.  @@@
                                  en. pose a problem, create a problem
    no problem <e>                d.  @@@
                                  en. no problem, you're welcome, don't mention it
    problemosa <a>                d.  @@@
                                  en. problematic

.procariota <n>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. prokaryote

.proclama <vt>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. proclaim, declaim, announce, recite
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. proclamation, announcement, edict, ordinance
    proclama papal <n>            d.  @@@
                                  en. papal bull
    proclamor <n>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. announcer, crier

.produi <vt>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. produce
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. production
    nonproduosa <a>               d.  @@@
                                  en. unproductive, ineffective, ineffectual, inefficacious
        ~ <al??>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. unproductively, ineffectively, ineffectually
    nonproduosia <n>              d.  @@@
                                  en. unproductiveness, ineffectiveness, ineffectuality, inefficacy
    produi a stranjer <v??>       d.  @@@
                                  en. outsource
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. outsourcing
    produi en serie <n>           d.  @@@
                                  en. mass production
    produi interna cru <n>        d.  @@@
                                  en. GDP, gross domestic product
    produida <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. product
    produidas <n>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. \pl products, produce
    produor <n>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. producer
    produor dirijal <n>           d.  @@@
                                  en. executive producer
    produosa <a>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. productive, effective, effectual, efficacious
        ~ <al??>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. productively, effectively, effectually, efficaciously
    produosia <n>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. productiveness, productivity, effectiveness, effectuality, efficacy
    suproduida <n>                d.  @@@
                                  en. byproduct

.profesa <n>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. profession
    nonprofesal <a>               d.  @@@
                                  en. non-professional
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. non-professional, layman, lay person
    profesal <a>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. professional
    profesalisme <n>              d.  @@@
                                  en. professionalism

.profesor <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. professor
    profesores <n>                d.  @@@
                                  en. \pl professors, faculty (members)

.profeta <n>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. prophet

.profil <n>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. profile

.profita <vn>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. profit
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. profit, gain
    crimin no profita             d.  @@@
                                  en. crime does not pay
    profita de <v??>              d.  @@@
                                  en. profit from, take advantage of
    profita e perde <n>           d.  @@@
                                  en. profit and loss, boom and bust
    profita nonlegal <v??>        d.  @@@
                                  en. profiteer
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. profiteering
    profitosa <a>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. profitable, lucrative

.profonda <a>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. deep, profound, in-depth
    ~ <al??>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. deeply, profoundly
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. abyss, chasm, deep
    profondi <vn>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. \vt deepen
    profondia <n>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. deepness, depth, profundity

.prognose <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. prognosis

.program <n>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. schedule, program \us, programme \br; program, application (software)
    program de calcula <n>        d.  @@@
                                  en. spreadsheet
    program de compete <n>        d.  @@@
                                  en. quiz show, game show
    program de desinia <n>        d.  @@@
                                  en. graphics program
    program de discutes <n>       d.  @@@
                                  en. talk show \us, chat show \br
    program de realia <n>         d.  @@@
                                  en. reality show
    program de scrive <n>         d.  @@@
                                  en. word-processing program, word processor
    program de ueb <n>            d.  @@@
                                  en. web browser
    programes <n>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. \pl programs, software
    programes de nube <n>         d.  @@@
                                  en. cloudware
    programes de proba <n>        d.  @@@
                                  en. demo software, demoware, trialware
    programes libre <n>           d.  @@@
                                  en. free software (unrestricted
        ~                         d.  @@@
                                  en. \not zero-cost)
    programes sin costa <n>       d.  @@@
                                  en. free software (zero-cost), freeware
    programes vil <n>             d.  @@@
                                  en. \pl malware
    programeta <n>                d.  @@@
                                  en. script, batch file (software)
    programi <vt>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. program
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. programming
    programi ojetal <n>           d.  @@@
                                  en. object-oriented programming
    programor <n>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. programmer

.progresa <vn>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. \vt progress, advance
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. progress, advancement, progression

.proibi                           d.  @@@
                                  en. /pro-ibi/ \vt prohibit, forbid, disallow, interdict, ban
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. prohibition, interdiction, ban
    me proibi la parla a tu       d.  @@@
                                  en. I forbid you to speak
    proibida                      d.  @@@
                                  en. /pro-ibida/ \a prohibited, forbidden, disallowed, banned
    proibiste                     d.  @@@
                                  en. /pro-ibiste/ \n prohibitionist

.projenia <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. progeny, offspring, brood, descendants

.projeta <vt>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. plan (a project)
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. plan, project, undertaking
    projeta legal <n>             d.  @@@
                                  en. bill (legislative)
    projeta un jardin <v??>       d.  @@@
                                  en. landscape

.projeta <vt>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. project (one's voice, a light)
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. projection
    projetador <n>                d.  @@@
                                  en. projector; floodlight

.prolaso <n>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. prolapse

.proletaria <n>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. proletariat
    proletarial <a>               d.  @@@
                                  en. proletarian

.promedia <a>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. \n average, mean
    per promedia <al??>           d.  @@@
                                  en. on average

.promerope <n>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. sugarbird (bird: \gen Promerops)

.promete <vt>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. promise, pledge, devote, commit
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. promise, pledge, devotion, commitment, obligation; engagement (to be married)
    prometeda <a>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. promised; engaged (to be married)
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. fiance, fiancee
    prometente <a>                d.  @@@
                                  en. promising (\incl showing promise)
    prometes <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. policy, pledges (in political campaign)
    prometor <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. (religious) devotee

.prometio <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. promethium (element)

.promiscua <a>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. promiscuous, wanton, libertine
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. libertine
    promiscuia <n>                d.  @@@
                                  en. promiscuity

.promontania <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. promontory, headland

.promove <vt>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. promote, lobby
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. promotion (support); movement (community working to advance a cause)
    promovor <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. promoter, lobbyist
    promovores <n>                d.  @@@
                                  en. \pl lobby

.prona <a>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. prone, face down, palm down
    pronador <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. pronator (muscle)
    proni <vn>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. \vt pronate, prostrate
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. pronation

.pronom <n>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. pronoun
    pronom de demanda <n>         d.  @@@
                                  en. interrogative pronoun
    pronom suordinante <n>        d.  @@@
                                  en. relative pronoun
    pronomal <a>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. pronominal

.pronto <a>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. (operating) with little delay, instant
    ~ <al??>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. soon, shortly, presently
    la plu pronto <al??>          d.  @@@
                                  en. as soon as possible, soonest, immediately, instantly, instantaneously
    pronto a pos <al??>           d.  @@@
                                  en. soon afterwards
    pronto pos <p>                d.  @@@
                                  en. soon after

.pronunsia <vt>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. pronounce, articulate
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. pronunciation, articulation, accent (way of speaking)
    malpronunsia <v??>            d.  @@@
                                  en. mispronounce
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. mispronunciation
    nonpronunsiable <a>           d.  @@@
                                  en. unpronounceable
    pronunsiable <a>              d.  @@@
                                  en. pronounceable

.propaganda <n>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. propaganda
    propagandiste <n>             d.  @@@
                                  en. propagandist

.propensa <vt>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. predispose
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. propensity, predisposition, susceptibility
    propensada a <a>              d.  @@@
                                  en. predisposed to, tending to, with a tendency to, prone to, susceptible to, subject to

.proportio <n>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. proportion, ratio, quotient, rate; concentration (of liquids)
    a proportio <a>               d.  @@@
                                  en. proportional
        ~ <al??>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. in proportion
    de bon proportio <a>          d.  @@@
                                  en. well-proportioned
    proportio de aspeta <n>       d.  @@@
                                  en. aspect ratio

.proposa <vt>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. propose (\incl marriage), suggest, nominate, submit
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. proposal, proposition, suggestion, nomination; clause (grammar); thesis; budget
    proposa ajetival <n>          d.  @@@
                                  en. relative clause, adjectival clause (grammar)
    proposa autonom <n>           d.  @@@
                                  en. independent clause (grammar)
    proposa averbal <n>           d.  @@@
                                  en. adverbial clause (grammar)
    proposa coordinada <n>        d.  @@@
                                  en. coordinate clause (grammar)
    proposa major <n>             d.  @@@
                                  en. main clause (grammar)
    proposa nomal <n>             d.  @@@
                                  en. nominal clause (grammar)
    proposa suordinada <n>        d.  @@@
                                  en. subordinate clause, dependent clause (grammar)
    proposada <a>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. proposed, nominated
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. nominee
    proposor <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. proposer, proponent
    suproposa <n>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. subclause, subordinate clause (grammar)

.propre <a>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. proper, own, respective
    el rasca se dorso propre      d.  @@@
                                  en. he scratches his own back
    propri <vn>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. \vt appropriate, adopt

.propria <n>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. property (possessions), estate
    propria inteletal <n>         d.  @@@
                                  en. intellectual property
    proprior <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. owner, proprietor, landlord

.prosa <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. prose
    prosin <a>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. prosaic

.prosede <vt>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. process; prosecute, sue, take to court, arraign, try
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. process, procedure; trial (law)
    prosedador <n>                d.  @@@
                                  en. processor
    prosederia <n>                d.  @@@
                                  en. processing plant
    reprosede <v??>               d.  @@@
                                  en. reprocess
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. reprocessing

.prosegue <vn>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. proceed
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. procession

.prosima <a>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. near, close, nearby; approximate, rough
    ~ <al??>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. nearby, in the vicinity; approximately, roughly
    a la semana prosima <al??>    d.  @@@
                                  en. next week
    pos la du menses prosima <al??>d.  @@@
                                  en. in two months' time
    prosimi <vn>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. approach
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. approximation, approach (\incl to a problem)
    prosiminte <a>                d.  @@@
                                  en. impending, imminent
        ~ <a>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. \n approximant (consonant)
    prosiminte ladal <a>          d.  @@@
                                  en. \n lateral approximant (consonant)

.prosimi secreta <v??>            d.  @@@
                                  en. sneak up, approach stealthily

.prosion <n>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. raccoon (mammal: \spe Procyon lotor)

.prostata <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. prostate

.prostese <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. prosthesis
    prostesal <a>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. prosthetic

.prostitui <vt>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. prostitute
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. prostitution
    prostituida <n>               d.  @@@
                                  en. prostitute, hooker, whore

.protactinio <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. protactinium (element)

.protea <n>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. protea (plant: \gen Protea)

.proteje <vt>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. protect, defend, shield, shelter
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. protection, precaution
    nonprotejeda <a>              d.  @@@
                                  en. unprotected
    protejeda <a>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. protected, sheltered
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. protectorate
    protejente <a>                d.  @@@
                                  en. protecting, protective
    protejisme <n>                d.  @@@
                                  en. protectionism
    protejiste <n>                d.  @@@
                                  en. protectionist
    protejor <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. protector

.protele <n>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. aardwolf (mammal: \spe Proteles cristatus)

.protena <n>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. protein

.protende <vn>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. protrude, bulge, jut, stick out
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. protrusion, protuberance, bulge, prominence
    protendente <a>               d.  @@@
                                  en. prominent

.protesta <vt>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. protest, object, demonstrate, rail
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. protest, protestation, objection, demonstration (political)
    protestante <a>               d.  @@@
                                  en. protesting; protestant
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. protestant
    protestantisme <n>            d.  @@@
                                  en. protestantism
    protestor <n>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. protester

.protocol <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. protocol

.proton <n>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. proton
    antiproton <n>                d.  @@@
                                  en. antiproton

.protoplasma <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. protoplasm

.proverbo <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. proverb, adage
    proverbal <a>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. proverbial

.provinse <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. province, prefecture, state
    provinsal <a>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. provincial, unsophisticated
    provinsalisme <n>             d.  @@@
                                  en. provincialism

.provoca <vt>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. provoke, instigate, foment, incite, prompt
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. provocation, instigation
    provocor <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. provocateur, instigator, agitator
    provocor de gera <n>          d.  @@@
                                  en. warmonger

.proxi <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. proxy server (software)

.pruna <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. plum
    pruna seca <n>                d.  @@@
                                  en. prune, dried plum
    pruno <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. plum tree (tree: \gen Prunus)

.pruri <vn>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. itch
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. itch

.Prusen <n>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. Prussia \geo
    prusen <a>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. \n Prussian

.ps <c>                           d.  @@@
                                  en. (= pos scrive) PS, post scriptum, postscript

.psi <n>                          d.  @@@
                                  en. psi (Greek letter)

.psice <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. psyche, mind
    psical <a>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. psychic (of the psyche)

.psiciatria <n>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. psychiatry
    psiciatrial <a>               d.  @@@
                                  en. psychiatric, psychiatrical
    psiciatriste <n>              d.  @@@
                                  en. psychiatrist

.psicica <a>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. psychic (paranormal)

.psicoanaletica <a>               d.  @@@
                                  en. \n psychoanaleptic (drug)

.psicoanalise <vt>                d.  @@@
                                  en. psychoanalyze \us, psychoanalyse \br
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. psychoanalysis

.psicojenal <a>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. psychogenic

.psicoletica <a>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. psycholeptic (drug)

.psicolojia <n>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. psychology
    psicolojial <a>               d.  @@@
                                  en. psychological
    psicolojiste <n>              d.  @@@
                                  en. psychologist

.psicomotor <a>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. psychomotor

.psicopatia <n>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. psychopathy
    psicopatica <a>               d.  @@@
                                  en. psycopathic
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. psychopath

.psicopatolojia <n>               d.  @@@
                                  en. psychopathology

.psicose <n>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. psychosis
    psicosica <a>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. psychotic

.psicosomatica <a>                d.  @@@
                                  en. psychosomatic

.psicoterapia <n>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. psychotherapy

.psicotropial <a>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. psychotropic

.psoriase <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. psoriasis

.pterodatilo <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. pterodactyl (reptile: Pterodactylus antiquus)

.ptolemean <a>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. Ptolemean

.pubis <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. pubis
    pubisal <a>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. pubic

.publica <a>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. public
    nonpublicida <a>              d.  @@@
                                  en. unpublished
    publici <vn>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. \vt publish, release (to market); air (on television); post (on website)
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. publication, release, edition; posting

.puia <vt>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. push (trolley, button)
    puieta <v??>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. \n poke, nudge, jog, prod, prompt

.pul <n>                          d.  @@@
                                  en. pool (game)

.pulea <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. pulley

.pulga <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. flea (insect: \ord Siphonaptera); tiddlywink

.pulmon <n>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. lung
    pulmonal <a>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. pulmonary

.pulpa <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. pulp, flesh
    pulpi <vn>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. \vt pulp
    pulposa <a>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. pulpy, fleshy (of fruit)

.pulsa <vn>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. pulse; beat (music)
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. pulse
    pulsa inversada <n>           d.  @@@
                                  en. backbeat

.pulsar <n>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. pulsar

.pum <n>                          d.  @@@
                                  en. bang, crash, thud, pop (sound)
    ~ <e>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. bang, crash, thud, thump
    pumi <vn>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. \vt bang, slam, clap, pop, thud (make sound)

.puma <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. puma, cougar, jaguarundi (mammal: \spe Puma concolor)

.punc <a>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. \n punk (music, lifestyle)

.puni <vt>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. punish, penalize
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. punishment, penalty, sanction
    nonpunida <a>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. unpunished
    puni avertinte <n>            d.  @@@
                                  en. exemplary punishment
    puni eterna <n>               d.  @@@
                                  en. damnation, perdition

.punica <a>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. Punic, Carthaginian

.punio <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. fist
    colpa con punio <v??>         d.  @@@
                                  en. punch
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. punch

.punta <vt>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. aim, point
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. aim
    malpunta <v??>                d.  @@@
                                  en. misaim

.punto <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. point, tip, dot, spot; point (in discussion); item, entry (in list); stitch; full stop, period (punctuation)
    a punto de <al??>             d.  @@@
                                  en. on the point of, about to, just, just about to
    dupunto <n>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. colon (punctuation)
    fa un punto <v??>             d.  @@@
                                  en. stitch
    mediapunto <n>                d.  @@@
                                  en. midpoint
    punteta <n>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. freckle
    punti <vn>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. \vt sharpen (to a point)
    puntida <a>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. pointed, pointy, sharp
    puntipeneta <n> +             d.  @@@
                                  en. pencil sharpener
    punto de refere <n>           d.  @@@
                                  en. point of reference, landmark (for navigation)
    punto de vista <n>            d.  @@@
                                  en. viewpoint (place with a view, opinion), point of view, outlook, perspective
    punto G <n>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. G-spot (anatomy)
    punto pedante <n>             d.  @@@
                                  en. quibble
    punton <n>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. bullet, bullet point (typography)
    puntos <n>                    d.  @@@
                                  en. points, score (game)
    punto-virgula <n>             d.  @@@
                                  en. semicolon (punctuation)
    trepunto <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. ellipsis (punctuation)

.puntua <vt>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. punctuate
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. punctuation

.puntual <a>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. punctual, prompt
    ~ <al??>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. punctually, promptly
    puntualia <n>                 d.  @@@
                                  en. punctuality, promptness

.pupa <n>                         en. doll, effigy
    "~ de trapo"                  en. rag doll
    ~or <n>                       en. puppeteer
    ~eta <n>                      n.  puppet
        ~in                       a.  puppetlike, dummy

.pupil <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. pupil (of eye)

.pur <a>                          d.  @@@
                                  en. pure, unadulterated, uncontaminated, chaste, mere
    ~ <al??>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. purely, merely
    nonpuria <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. impurity
    purador <n>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. purifier
    puri <vn>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. \vt purify
    puria <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. cleanliness, purity
    puriste <a>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. puristic
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. purist

.pure <vt>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. puree
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. puree
    pure de poma <n>              d.  @@@
                                  en. apple sauce, apple purée

.purga <vt>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. \n purge

.purgatorio <n>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. purgatory

.puritan <a>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. \n Puritan
    puritanisme <n>               d.  @@@
                                  en. Puritanism

.purpur <a>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. purple, livid
    purpuria <n>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. lividity

.pus <n>                          d.  @@@
                                  en. pus

.pustula <n>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. pustule, pimple

.puta <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. whore, slut, bitch (informal: prostitute; also insult)
    puto <n>                      d.  @@@
                                  en. manwhore (informal: male prostitute); sod, bastard (insult)

.putong <a>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. \n Putonghua, Mandarin Chinese (language)

.putri <vn>                       d.  @@@
                                  en. rot, decay
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. rot, decay
    nonputrable <a>               d.  @@@
                                  en. imperishable, nonperishable
    putrable <a>                  d.  @@@
                                  en. perishable
    putrida <a>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. rotten, decayed
        ~ <n>                     d.  @@@
                                  en. rotten matter

.puxa <vt>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. shove, ram, thrust (move violently)
    ~ <n>                         d.  @@@
                                  en. shove, thrust
    puxador <n>                   d.  @@@
                                  en. thruster

.puzel <n>                        d.  @@@
                                  en. jigsaw puzzle