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Pa, sn. father
Paai, w. to appease, delude
Paaiboeli, sn. hobgoblin
Paaie, sn. paths, foot paths
Paal, sn. stake, pole, limit, border, bound
Paalfas, bn. en bw. unmovable -bly
Paap, sn. priest, pope, parson
Paaps, bn. popish
Paar, w. to pair, copulate
Paar, sn. pair, couple, brace
Paar, bn. some, a few
Paas-aand, sn. easter-eve
Paasdag, sn. easter-day
Paasfees, sn. passover
Paasweek, sn. easter-week
Pad, sn. path, way
Padda, sn. toad
Paddastoel, sn. mushroom
Padkos, sn. provisions
Padloper, sn. sort of tortoise
Paf, uw. bang! puff!
Pag, sn. rent, guitrent
Pag, w. to rent
Pagting, sn. hiring
Pak, w. to pack, load
Pak, sn. pack, bundle, beating, suit of clothes
Pakhuis, sn. ware-house
Pakkamer, sn. store-room
Pakkasi, sn. baggage, luggage
Pakker, sn. packer
Pakki, sn. parcel, packet
Pal, bw. firm, firmly, regularly
Paling, sn. eel
Paljas, sn. M. charm, spell
Palm, sn. palm
Palmboom, sn. palm-tree
Palmiit, sn. weed growing in marshes
Palmiitsop, sn. light wine
Palmoli, sn. palm-oil, bribe
Palys, sn. palace
Pamflet, sn. hand bill, pamphlet
Pampelmoes, sn. shaddock
Pampelmoesi, sn. F. gooseberry
Pamperlang, w. to flatter, court favour
Pampoen, sn. pumpkin
Pampoentjiis, sn. mumps
Pan, sn. pan, pot, tile
Pand, sn. pawn, forfeit
Pandspel, sn. forfeits
Pannekoek, sn. pan-cake
Pantoffel, sn. slipper
Pap, bn. soft, soaked
Pap, sn. paste, poultice, porridge
Pap, w. to poultice
Papa, sn. papa
Papawer, sn. poppy
Papegaai, sn. parrot
Papi, sn. cocoon
Papiir, sn. paper
Papiiragtig, bn. like paper
Papiis, sn. chrysalis
Papkuil, sn. weed growing in marshy places
Pappelellekoors, sn. sham-fever
Papsel, sn. paste, dressing
Parade, sn. parade, show
Paradys, sn. paradise
Pardon, sn. pardon
Park, sn. park
Parlement, sn. parliament
Parlementshuis, sn. house of parliament
Parlementsitting, sn. session of Parliament
Parlementslid, sn. member of Parliament, M.P.
Parmantig, bn. en bw. proud, impertinent -ly
Pars, w. to gather vintage
Parstyd, sn. time of vintage
Part, sn. part, portion, share
Party, sn. some, party, faction
Partydig, bn. en bw. partial -ly
Partydighyd, sn. partiality
Partygees, sn. party-spirit
Partykeer, bw. sometimes
Partysug, sn. party-spirit
Partysugtig, bn. partial
Pas, sn. pass, dismissal
Pas, w. to fit, become, suit, try, measure
Pas, bw. scarcely, hardly, just
Pasga, sn. paschal lamb
Pasganger, sn. horse that trips along
Passasi, sn. passage
Passawel, bn. passable, fordable
Passent, sn. patient
Passeer, w. to pass, pass by
Passesiir, sn. passenger
Passesiirstryn, sn. passenger train
Pastori, sn. parsonage
Pasty, sn. pastry, pie
Paswoord, sn. watch word
Patji, sn. daddy, small way, division in hair
Patriarg, sn. patriarch
Patroon, sn. pattern, model, cartridge
Patrys, sn. partridge
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Patrysjag, sn. partridge-shooting
Pawé-perske, sn. variety of peach
Peer, sn. pear
Peetoom, sn. god-father
Peettante, sn. god-mother
Pekel, sn. pickle, brine
Pekel, w. to pickle, salt, cure
Pekelaar, Pekelaring, sn. cured fish
Pekelagtig, bn. saltish, briny
Pekelsonde, sn. old sin
Pekelsout, bn. very salt
Pekenini, sn. K. of P. child
Pekenino, bn. K. of P. small, tiny
Pelgrim, sn. pilgrim
Pelgrimstog, sn. pilgrimage
Pen, sn. pen, peg
Pendoring, sn. long thorn of mimosa
Pennemes, sn. pen-knife
Peno'erend, bn. en bw. straight, upright -ly
Pens, sn. tripe
Pensioen, sn. pension
Penstryd, sn. literary quarrel
Penwortel, sn. tap-root
Peper, sn. pepper
Peper, w. to pepper
Peperbus, sn. pepper box
Peperig, bn. peppery, quarrelsome
Peperkorrel, sn. pepper-corn
Peperkorreltjiis, sn. woolly hair of natives
Pepermint, sn. peppermint
Perbeer, w. to try, examine
Perbeerslag, sn. trial
Pêrd, sn. horse
Pêrdeby, sn. wasp
Pêrdehandel, sn. horse-dealing
Perdeklou, Perdehoef, sn. horses hoof
Pêrd-gerus, bn. perfectly calm
Pereboom, sn. pear tree
Pêrel, sn. pearl
Pêrel-duiker, sn. pearl-fisher
Periode, sn. period
Perkament, sn. parchment
Pêrlemoen, sn. mother of pearl
Permantig, bn. impudent, insolent
Pêrs, bn. purple, violet
Pers, sn. press
Pers, w. to press, squeeze
Persensi, sn. presence
Persent, sn. present
Persing, sn. pressure
Perske, sn. peach
Personeel, bn. en sn. personal
Persoon, sn. person
Persoonlik, bn. en bw. personal -ly
Persoonlikhyd, sn. personality
Pertji, sn. little horse, hobby-horse
Pertuur, sn. equal, match
Pes, sn. plague, pestilence
Pesere, bn. F. last, past
Persi, sn. dysentry
Pestilensi, sn. pestilence
Petats, sn. sweet potatoes
Petersili, sn. parsley
Petiterig, bn. F. small, tiny
Peul, sn. pod, under pillow
Peul, sn. husk, seed, shell
Peusel, w. to pick, piddle
Peuselaar, sn. piddler
Peuselary, sn. piddling
Peuter, w. to fumble, bother
Piip, w. to chirp, pipe, squeak
Piip, sn. disease of fowls, pip
Piir, w. to cheat, deceive
Piits, w. to whip slightly
Piitsnot, sn. idiot
Pik, w. to pick, find fault
Pik, w. to bite (of snakes)
Pik, sn. pitch, pick
Pikdonker, bn. pitch dark
Pikel, w. to carry with difficulty
Pikkewyn, sn. pinguin
Pikswart, bn. pitch black
Pil, sn. pill
Pilaar, sn. pillar
Pinang, sn. M. carry
Pinki, sn. little finger
Pinkster, Pinksterdag, Pinksterfees, sn. pentecost
Piperig, bn. sickly, poor
Pirinki, sn. M. saucer
Pis, sn. urine
Pisang, sn. M. banana
Pisangfyg, sn. large brown fig
Pisgoed, sn. herb stopping urine
Pistool, sn. pistol
Pit, sn. kernel, stone, wick
Pittjiis, sn. small kernels, money
Pla, w. to tease, castigate
Plaag, sn. plague, vexation
Plaagsiik, bn. fond of teasing
Plaas, sn. farm, seat
Plaasferfanger, sn. substitute
Plaat, sn. plate, dial, sheet, shoal
Pla'ery, sn. teasing
Plafond, sn. ceiling
Plak, w. to paste, paper
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Plakker, sn. paster, sticker
Plakpapiir, sn. wall-paper
Plan, sn. plan, scheme, intention
Planeet, sn. planet
Plank, sn. plank, board, shelf
Plant, sn. plant
Plant, w. to plant
Plantasi, sn. plantation
Planter, sn. planter
Plantëtend, bn. herbivorous
Planting, sn. planting, settling
Plas, w. to paddle, splash
Plas, en pool, en sheet (water)
Plaselik, bn. en bw. local -ly
Plat, bn. en bw. flat, plain -ly
Plat-Anna, sn. frog
Plat-goi, w. to run away
Plathyd, sn. flatness
Platji, sn. small plate or dial
Plattji, sn. scamp
Pleeg, w. to commit
Pleegfader, -kind, -moeder ens. sn. foster-father, -child, -mother etc.
Plegtig, bn. en bw. solemn, stately
Plegtighyd, sn. solemnity, ceremony
Plek, sn. place, spot, room, stain
Plek, Pleks, bw. in stead of
Plig, sn. duty, obligation
Pligfersuim, sn. negligence
Plisiir, Pilsiir, sn. pleasure, favour
Plisiir, Pilsiir, w. to please, favour
Plisirig, Pilsirig, bn. pleasant, pleasing
Ploeg, sn. plough
Ploeg, w. to plough
Ploeger, sn. ploughman
Ploegland, sn. arable land
Plooi, sn. fold, plait
Plooi, w. to fold, put in order
Plooier, sn. folder, plaiter
Plotseling, bn. en bw. sudden, abrupt -ly
Pluim, sn. plume, feather
Pluimfé, sn. poultry
Pluis, w. to pluck
Pluishoed, sn. high hat
Pluisi, sn. plug
Pluk, w. to pluck, gather
Plukker, sn. gatherer
Plunder, w. to plunder
Plunderaar, sn. plunderer
Plundering, sn. plundering
Plyn, sn. square
Plyster, sn. plaster, stucco
Plyster, w. to plaster, stop
Plyt, w. to plead
Plyter, sn. pleader
Plyting, sn. pleading
Plytrede, sn. pleadings
Poedel-nakend, bn. totally naked
Poe'etiis, bn. poetical
Poeier, sn. powder
Poeierdoos, sn. powder-box
Poeierkwas, sn. powder-puff
Poel, sn. marsh, pool, slough
Poelpetater, sn. guinea-fowl
Poep, w. to fart; sn. a fart (vulgar, see Wind-laat)
Poets, w. to clean, polish
Poets, sn. trick
Poesi, sn. poetry
Poeskop, sn. unhorned cattle
Poespas, bn. shattered, smashed
Pofader, sn. short thick adder
Poffertji, sn. sort of cake, bun
Poging, sn. effort, attempt, endeavour
Pokdalig, bn. pock-marked
Pokkel, sn. lump corpus
Pokkiis, sn. small-pox
Pokstof, sn. vaccine matter
Polfy, sn. heel-piece
Polfy, sn. heel (of a boot)
Poliits, bn. cunning, sly
Polisi, sn. police
Politiik, sn. politics, policy
Politiik, bn. en bw. political, diplomatical -ly
Pols, sn. pulse, wrist
Polsslag, sn. pulsation
Pomp, sn. pump
Pomp, w. to pump
Pomper, sn. pumper
Pond, sn. pound
Pondok, sn. hut
Pons, sn. punch
Pont, sn. ferry-boat, pontoon
Pontak, sn. dark grape, dark wine from same
Pool, sn. pole
Poolsirkel, sn. polar circle
Poolster, sn. polestar
Poort, sn. gate, doorway
Poos, sn. while, pause, interval
Poot, sn. paw, foot, leg
Pootji, sn. little foot
Pop, sn. doll, puppet, lover
Popeliir, sn. poplar
Popgesig, sn. dolls face, face without expression
Popgoed, sn. toys, playthings
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Popperig, bn. spruce, trim
Populêr, bn. popular
Porsi, sn. portion, share, part
Porslyn, sn. china, porcelain
Porslyngras, sn. sort of grass
Porslyntjiis, sn. small bits of broken porcelain
Portaal, sn. portal, porch
Portefisi-deur, sn. F. folding door between parlour and dining room
Portiir, sn. door-keeper
Portret, sn. portrait, photograph
Pos, w. to post
Pos, sn. post, office, station, place
Posdag, sn. postday
Posduif, sn. carrier
Posgeld, sn. postage
Poskantoor, sn. post office
Poskar, sn. postcart
Posmeester, sn. postmaster
Posmeesterskap, sn. postmastership
Posmerk, sn. post mark
Postuur, sn. shape, figure
Pot, sn. pot, pool, game
Potas, sn. potash
Potbrood, sn. bread baked in a pot
Potdeksel, sn. pot-lid
Potji, sn. podagra; w. to cause to stumble
Potkly, sn. stiff clayey soil
Potlood, sn. black lead pencil
Pottebakker, sn. potter
Pottebakkery, sn. pottery
Pottebank, sn. dresser
Pottji, sn. little pot
Pou, sn. peacock
Pous, sn. Pope
Praal, sn. pomp, magnificence
Praat, sn. talk, tattle
Praat, w. to talk, chat
Praatagtig, sn. talkative
Praatji, sn. gossip, flying report
Praatjiismaker, sn. talkative fellow
Praatsug, sn. talkativeness
Prag, sn. pomp, splendour
Pragtig, bn. magnificent, splendid
Pragtighyd, sn. sumptuousness
Pragwerk, sn. splendid work
Praktiis, bn. en bw. practical -ly
Praktyk, sn. practice
Prakseer, w. to practise
Pram, sn. woman's breast (vulgar)
Pramberge, sn. mountains with peaks like woman's breasts
Prater, sn. talker
Praterig, bn. talketive
Pratery, sn. talk
Predikant, sn. clergyman, parson, curate
Predikasi, sn. sermon, lecture
Prediker, sn. preacher
Prediking, sn. preaching
Preek, w. to preach
Preek, sn. sermon
Preekstoel, sn. pulpit
Preekstyl, sn. manner of preaching
Prent, sn. picture
Prentjiisboek, sn. picture book
Pres, w. to press
President, sn. president
Presidentskap, sn. presidency
Presiis, bw. precisely
Pret, sn. fun, pleasure
Pretmaker, sn. merriemaker
Prettig, bn. merry, pleasant
Prewel, w. to mutter
Prewelaar, sn. mutterer
Preweling, sn. muttering
Prifaat, bn. en. bw. private -ly
Priim, sn. bodkin, dagger, piercer
Priister, sn. priest
Priisterdom, sn. priesthood
Priisterlik, bn. priestly
Prijeel, Prinjeel, sn. F. trellised vine
Prik, sn. prick, stab
Prik, w, to prick, sting
Prikkel, sn. sting, spur
Prikkel, w. to prick, spur
Prikkelbaar, bn. irritable
Prikkeling, sn. prickling
Prinjeel, sn. bower, arbour
Prins, sn. prince
Prinsipe, sn. principle
Prinslik, bn. princely
Produkt, sn. product, produce
Proef, sn. proof, trial, experiment
Proef, Proewe, w. to taste, try
Proefleser, sn. corrector
Proefneming, sn. experiment
Proewer, sn. taster
Profeet, sn. prophet
Profesaal-boontjiis, sn. sort bean
Profesi, sn. prophecy
Professor, sn. professor
Profeteer, w. to prophecy
Profetes, sn. prophetess
Profetiis, bn. prophetic
Profinsi, sn. province
Profisi, sn. stock, supply, provision
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Profyt, sn. profit, gain
Program, sn. programme
Promosi, sn. promotion
Pronk, w. to show off
Pronker, sn. fob, snob, masher
Pronkery, sn. pomp
Prooi, sn. prey, victim
Prop, w. to cram, fill
Prop, sn. stopple, cork
Propfol, bn. crowded
Proponent, sn. student of divinity
Proppi, sn. small stop
Prosa, sn. prose
Prosaiis, bn. prosaic
Prosessi, sn. procession
Protes, sn. protest
Protestant, sn. protestant
Protestants, bn. protestant
Protesteer, w. to protest
Pruik, sn. wig
Pruikmaker, sn. wigmaker
Pruim, sn. plum, prune, quid (tobacco)
Pruim, w. to chew tobacco
Pruimboom, sn. plum-tree
Pruimpi, sn. cud
Prulle, sn. trash, rubbish
Pruttel, w. to grumble
Pruttelaar, sn. grumbler
Pryk, w. to shine, blaze
Prys, sn. price, rate, prize, value, reward
Prys, w. to praise, commend, glorify
Prysenswaardig, bn. praiseworthy
Prysferhoging, sn. increase of prices
Prysfraag, sn. prize-essay, prize-subject
Psalm, sn. psalm
Psalmdigter, sn. psalmist
Psalmist, sn. psalmist
Psalmsinger, sn. surname for seceded reformed churchmen, singing Psalms only
Publiik, bn. en bw. public -ly
Publiik, sn. public, audience
Publikasi, sn. publication
Publiseer, w. to publish
Pudding, sn. pudding
Puimsteen, sn. pumice-stone
Puin, sn. rubbish, ruins
Puinhoop, sn. heap of rubbish
Puisagtig, bn. full of pimples
Puisi, sn. pimple
Punt, sn. point, top, tip, full stop
Puntelneurig, bn. over-ambitious
Puntig, bn. pointed, sharp
Puntighyd, sn. pointedness, sharpness
Purgasi, sn. purgative
Purper, bn. purple
Purperagtig, bn. purplish
Put, w. to draw
Put, sn. well, pit, hole
Putborer, sn. well-borer
Putgrawer, sn. well digger
Puts, sn. tar bucket
Puttji, sn. little hole
Puur, pure, bn. en bw. pure-ly
Pyl, sn. arrow
Pyl, w. to sound, fathom
Pylsnel, bn. en bw. swift as an arrow
Pyn, sn. pain, ache
Pynappel, sn. pine-apple
Pynbank, sn. rack, torture
Pynig, w. to torture, to torment
Pyniger, sn. torturer
Pyniging, sn. torture
Pynlik, bn. en bw. painful -ly
Pynlikhyd, sn. painfulness
Pyns, w. to meditate, ponder
Pynsing, sn. meditation
Pyp, sn. pipe
Pypkan, sn. sucking bottle
Pypkaneel, sn. cinamin (in sticks)
Pypoli, sn. pipe oil
Pyts, sn. horse-whip
