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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 |
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