of prep. against
offloditen v. to object
ofistaten v. to confront, resist, withstand; hinder
olfucun n. white (of egg)
olfus adj. white
onti n. breathing
orman v. to rise, set off
orrus n. arse, ass, backside
orti n. rise; sunrise, East
orticus adj. Eastern
ortiscus adj. Eastern, oriental (style)
oruni n. ash (tree)
orxus n. bear
oscun n. stone (of fruit)
ossula n. blackbird
oxun n. eye
óyun n. egg
pádu pron. when
pádu2 conj. when
paicrus n. trout
paina n. penalty, blood money
palma n. palm (tree), date palm
palmis adj. pertaining to the (date) palm
palmula n. date (bot.)
par prep. through, across
par- prep. through; overly, too much; totally
paradísus n. paradise
parborruwaten v. to trouble, worry; occupy, keep busy
parbunten v. go / walk through; pass (through); go / walk on; continue.
parcriten v. to sift through; investigate.
parcu n. oak
pardailiten v. to divide.
pardailiti n. division.
pardóten v. to hand down, pass on; forgive
pardóti n. foregiveness, remission
parésuma n. lent
parfáditen v. to oversweeten
parfaidus adj. ugly
parfarmun n. translation (of a text)
parfilosofiscus adj. over-theoretical, over-abstract, overcomplicated
parforten v. to translate, transfer
parforti n. transfer, translation (action)
parfrichten v. to break, shatter (transitive)
parfuditen v. to rebury
parfuman v. to dig over, turn (soil)
parfusten v. to tie (laces, knot)
pargunnoten v. to recognise, recall
parhusten v. to understand, comprehend
parmaitamun n.
gramm. inflexion (class), conjugation (class), declension
parmaitaten v. to change,
gramm. inflect, decline, conjugate
parmaitati n. change,
gramm. inflexion, conjugation, declination
parmulten v. to grind up, pulverize
parporriaten v. to test, tempt
parporriati n. test, temptation
parrichten v. to straighten out; finalize, finish, complete (work)
parrichtiten v. to prepare, make ready, finish
parrichtus adj. ready, finished
parsaliten v. to oversalt
parsolbeten v. keep, preserve.
partichaten n. to err, to sin
partichus n. error, misstep; sin
páten v. to herd, to protect
pater n. father
pátor n. herder, herdsman
patormátoru n. parents
paulula n. little girl
paulun n. child
pauluni n. (little) girl
paulus adj. small, little, few
paulus2 n. (little) boy
paurus n. See
pórus
pecunus adj. rich
pedun n. ground, floor.
peften v. cook, bake.
penna n. feathers, plumage
peplus n. wheel, disc
pér pron. where, (relative pron also) when.
pér2 conj. when
pér3 n. fire
pés n. foot
pessína n. swimming pool
pesten v. fly.
petor n. feather
petortus adj. fourth.
petúris adj. four
péwor n. fire.
pi pron. what
pil adv. very, very much
pippus n. boy
pippus2 pron. See
pispus
pis pron. who.
pisculun n. fish barrel
piscus n. fish
pispis pron. whoever
pispus pron. every
pistáca n. pistachio tree
pistácin n. pistachio
píten v. to drink
pítiscus adj. quiet, peaceful
pítu n. peace, quiet