Ятвяго-английский словарь (буква P)
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- pa / pō - under,after (prep)
- pa-aiskint - to explain (Inf)
- pa-augint - to rear kids (Inf)
- pa-austint - to elevate (Inf)
- pabajint - to punish (Inf)
- pabalzā - mattress
- pabangint - to move (Inf)
- pabart - to censure (Inf)
- pabāt - to observe (Inf)
- pabēgt - to flee (Inf)
- pāberzē - mushroom
- pabraizīt - to scribble (Inf)
- pabrandinsnā - burden
- pabrandint - to mature, ripen (Inf)
- pabrēzt - to underline (Inf)
- pabutlan - tool, instrument
- pabūt - to stay for a while (Inf)
- pādangē - ozone layer
- padas - hames
- padāt - to give (Inf)
- padaubas - valley
- padingā - pleasure
- padingausnā - pleasure, enjoyment
- padrūktint - to confirm (Inf)
- padrūtint - to fortify (Inf)
- padruvēsnā - wish, hope, belief
- padukrā - stepdaughter
- padvarē - inn
- padvarnīkas - inn-keeper
- padvēst - to perish (Inf)
- pagabtis - spit
- pagadint - to destroy (Inf)
- pagalbā - help
- pagalbenīkas - saviour
- pagalbt - to assist, help (Inf)
- pagan - because of (w/ Gen.)
- pagānībā - heathenism
- pāgar - beside (w/ Acc.)
- pagatavint - to prepare (Inf)
- pagaut - to receive, get (Inf)
- pagerdaut - to preach (Inf)
- pagirt - to praise, honor (Inf)
- pagirsnā - credit, praise -
- paglabāt - to caress (Inf)
- pagurnis - saddlestrap (chest)
- paigmā - freckle
- paikas - stupid
- paiksē - stupid woman
- paikt - to deceive (Inf)
- paimōi - shepherd
- paisai - paints
- paisalas - ink
- paistā - pestle for grain (big wooden)
- paitāran - pleiades constell.
- paivā - meadow, flood plain
- pājūtis - sensation
- pakajas - peace
- pakaras - shoemakers tool
- pākartā - threshold
- pakasamdā - treaty
- pakavingas - peaceful, content
- pakavingiskas - calm, peaceful
- pakentēsnā - patience
- paklausīsnā - audial entertainment
- paklausīt - to listen, hear (Inf)
- paklūsmas - serving, dutiful
- paklūsmingas - obedient
- pakust - to protect (Inf)
- pakvaitēsnā - desire, intention
- pakvaitēt (Inf.) - desire, want
- pakvelpt - to kneel (Inf)
- palaidē - heirloom
- palaidēbutan - museum
- palaikāt - to keep, hold (Inf)
- palaikt - to bestow (Inf)
- palaipinsnā - order, instructions
- palaipint - to command (Inf)
- palaipsas - commandment
- palaipsēt - to covet (Inf)
- palasalis - trout
- palazinsnā - chapter
- paleikt - to remain (Inf)
- paleit - to pour (Inf.)
- paleizīt - to lick, kiss (Inf)
- pal'ās - swampy banks of lake
- palīgas - like, similar
- palikt - to remain (Inf)
- palinkēt - to wish (Inf)
- palnē - bog
- paltis - fletch of an arrow
- palvas - pale yellow
- palvē - heath
- pamaitāt - to feed (Inf)
- pamākinsnā - instruction
- pamākint - to be instructed (Inf)
- pamatis - foot, sole of boot
- pamatrē - stepmother
- pameirīsnā - thoughts, ideas
- pameirīt - to consider (Inf)
- pamest - to be subject (Inf)
- pametavingas - subject to
- paminēsnā - recollection
- pamintlas - monument, record
- Panadelē - Monday
- pānāsī - upperlip area
- paniabudē - mushroom from fen
- panian - fen, mossy-fen
- panīka - fire-little domestic
- pansdaumasis - last (the)
- pantā - hobble, horselock
- panu - fire
- panugarbas - volcano
- panukā - griddle
- panustaklan - steel to make fire
- panzdau - thereafter (w/ Acc.)
- papai - breasts, hooters
- papaikt - to mislead (Inf)
- papartis - fern
- papeisāt - to describe (Inf)
- papekaut - to protect (Inf)
- papimpas - saddleseat
- paprast - to feel, sense (Inf)
- para - vapor
- pārā - pair
- pāris - silverfish beetle
- parpalis - koopoe-bird
- parst'an - piglet
- pasakā - story, legend, tale
- pāsālēs - nape of the neck
- pasalis - freeze, a
- pasaulis - world
- pasēdis - session
- pasegēvingas - dutiful
- pasegēvingiskas - dutiful
- paskālēt - to exhort (Inf)
- Paskhā - Easter
- paspartint - to strenghten (Inf)
- pastā - pasture,field
- pastagis - saddlestrap
- pastānai - may (he) become (opt.)
- pastas - mail, post delivery
- pastāsi (you [sing.] - will be)
- pastāt - to become (Inf)
- pastaut - to fast (Inf)
- pastāvas - fabric, fine stuff
- pastē - shawl
- pastipas - complete
- pastaras - next
- pāst - to provide (Inf)
- pasūnus - stepson
- pasuprēs - shelves
- pataukinsnā - assurance, promise
- pataukint - to assure (Inf)
- patāvelis - stepfather
- pateikāt - to produce, create (Inf)
- patikāt - to conceive (Inf)
- patikint - to make (Inf)
- patikt - to please (Inf)
- patinā - wife, elder woman
- patiniskā - married-fem. (adj)
- patis - husband, familyhead
- patni - lady, wife
- paustakaikā - wild native horse
- paustakatā - wildcat
- paustrē - wilderness
- pautē - egg
- pauteinē - omelet
- pavaidint - to instruct (Inf)
- pavaisenis - conscience
- pavakēsnā - proclamation
- pavakēt - to proclaim (Inf)
- pavargavingiskas - miserable
- pavargsenis - misery
- pāvas - peacock
- paveistis - thing, object
- paverpt - to abandon (Inf)
- pavirpas - free, independent
- pazartis - poker, for baker
- pazināsnā - recognition
- pazināt - to recognize (Inf)
- pazvaigzdint - to radiate (Inf)
- pechurē - baker
- pēdā - foot
- pēdan - plowshare
- pēd'ai - stockings
- peilis - knife
- peisāj (
- a -) (he) writes
- peisālē - manuscript, document
- peisāt - to write (Inf)
- peismenis - correspondence
- peist - to copulate (Inf)
- Peitai - South
- peitaut - to eat lunch (Inf)
- peitinis - southern
- peitvējis - Southwind
- peizdā - vulva
- peku - cattle, livestock
- peldēt - to gain, acquire (Inf)
- pelē - mouse
- pelēkautai - mousetrap
- pelēkis - roofridge peak
- pelēmaigas - kestrel
- pēlenā - ashpit, fireplace
- pēlenai - ashes
- pelēs - muscles
- pelēshai - mold, fungi
- pelis - dove, pigeon
- pelīt - to earn (Inf)
- pelkas - cloak, overcoat
- pelkē - swamp, marsh
- pelvā - chaff
- pempē - peewit-bird
- penas - baby food
- peningas - money
- penkdesimt - fifty
- penkei / penkis - five
- penketā - fruitpunch
- penknadesimt - fifteen
- penktas - fifth
- penpalā - quail
- pentalē - backroad
- pentēs - road
- pentausnā - journey, trip
- pentaut - to travel (Inf)
- pentautājas - traveler
- pentis - heel
- Pentnīkis - Friday
- pentutē - alley
- penukslas - snacks
- per - for (w/ Acc.)
- per- - too , much
- per- - instead of (prefix)
- per- - across (prep)
- perā - group
- perarvai - truly (adv)
- perarviskai - certainly, surely
- perbandāsnā - test, temptation
- perbandāt - to test, tempt (Inf)
- perbandīt - to try, tempt (Inf)
- perbilēt - to deny (Inf)
- perdāsā - commerce, trade
- perdāt - to - sell (Inf)
- perdis - fart
- perdvigubāsnā - despair, doubt
- pereijingiskai - in the future
- pereitis - future
- pereit - to come (Inf)
- pergalvas - daredevil
- pergimas - creatures
- pergiminē - nature, orientation
- pergubāt - to come (Inf)
- pergubis - immigrant
- perklantīsnā - damnation, ruin
- perklantīt - to damn (Inf)
- Perkūnas - thunderstorm-spirit
- perkūnausnā - oath
- perkūnaut - to swear by oath (Inf)
- perlankēt - to belong to (Inf)
- perlenkē - tax, yearly federal
- pērnai - last year
- perōnē - community (parish)
- perōniskas - communal
- perpīst - to deliver (Inf)
- per-rist - to bind up, tie (Inf)
- persā - pit
- perslūzīt - to deserve (Inf)
- perspēt - to warn (Inf)
- per-sta-langstan - shutter for window
- perstalēsnā - office, rank, title
- perstalēt - to oversee (Inf)
- perst - to fart (Inf)
- pertenēt - to neglect (Inf)
- pertengint - to send (Inf)
- pertraukt - to cover (Inf)
- pertrenkt - to clash, strike (Inf)
- pert - to strike, whip (Inf)
- pervaidinsnā - example
- pervakaut - to call (Inf)
- pervakt - to despise (Inf)
- pervējus - winnowing area
- perzurgaut - to take care of (Inf)
- pest - to pluck (Inf)
- petai - shoulders
- petigīslā - vein in shoulders
- petis - shoulder blade; peel
- Petras - Peter
- petrō - gasoline
- p'ausē - pine
- p'ausēgarbas - Pinetop (Mt.)
- p'ausingis - area of many pines
- p'ausis - pine
- pīdīt - to tow (Inf)
- pikis - pitch, tar
- piklē - waterthrush
- piktas - evil, bad
- piktint - to anger (Inf)
- pikulas - hell, devil
- pīlā - chastisement
- piliagarbas - castlehill
- pilis - castle, hill-fort
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- pilnas - full
- pilnatis - full moon
- pilnēt - grow full
- pilnībā - fullness
- pilnis - plenty
- pilt - to pour (Inf)
- pimpas - penis
- pīnē - braid
- pīntis - sponge
- pintēs - matches
- pintlē - intricacy
- pint - to plait (Inf)
- pipalā - pepper
- pipelis - bird; fife
- pipkā - pipe for smoking
- pirā - canal, moat
- pirklīs - merchant
- pirkt - to purchase (Inf)
- pirmais - the first
- pirmas - first
- pirminīkas - president
- pirsīs - horsefeed
- pirstan - finger
- pirst - to propose (Inf)
- pirtis - bath-house, sauna
- pirzdau - before, in front of (with Dat. or Acc.)
- pīsa - deep swamp
- pisevas - horsefly
- pīst - to bring (Inf)
- p'ūtlan - sickle
- p'ūt - to reap, harvest (Inf)
- p'ūvis - cross-section
- pīvamaltan - maltliquor
- pīvas - beer
- pīvinīkas - beergrain
- plainas - steel
- plaisā - crevice
- plakt - thresh, pound
- plānas - floor
- plasmenā - sole of foot
- plastē - sheet, sail
- plastēt - to pulsate, flutter (Inf)
- plātī - latitude
- plātint - to spread, widen (Inf)
- plātus - wide, space, extent
- plauksdinē - bedding
- plausan - filter
- plaut'ā - lungs
- plēnis - membrane, film
- plēskē - harness for plow
- plēst - to spead, extend (Inf)
- plētrūstas - rapidly expanding
- plēviā - membrane
- pl'enīs - ash, fine
- plikas - bald
- plīnē - plain, steppe
- plinksnē - flatcake
- plintā - brick
- plūgas - plow, modern type
- plutan - raft
- plut - to float (Inf)
- pō (see "pa") (w/ Dat. or Acc.))
- pōdamīnan - milk
- pōdas - pot, container
- pōdalis - cup (cheap)
- pōjis - drink
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- pōpas - pastor
- pōt - drink (Inf.)
- pōtus - drunk
- pra - through (w/ Acc.)
- prabilēt - begin to speak (Inf)
- prabūtiskai - eternally
- prabūtiskas - eternal
- prāglas - damper
- prakaisnā - perspiration
- prakartas - manger
- praklantīt - to damn, curse (Inf)
- praleit - to shed, pour out (Inf)
- pramaldis - intercession
- prasan - millet
- prasīt - to ask, request (Inf)
- prasmē - meaning, purport
- prātas - counsel, sense
- praust - to splash (Inf)
- pravārēsnā - necessity
- pravilt - to betray (Inf)
- prazengt - to trespass (Inf)
- preartājā - raker, for plow
- predikausnā - sermon, propaganda
- predikeris - preacher
- prei - at, to, before (w/ Dat. or Acc.)
- preibilēsnā - promise,assurance
- preidan - fodder, supplement
- prei-din - to him
- preieitlengvus - gentle
- preigerbtun - to teach (Inf)
- preigerdaut - to promise (Inf)
- preigiminē - kind; species
- preikalis - anvil
- preilaikāt - to teach (Inf)
- preipirstas - ring (also grandis)
- preipīstun - bring,deliver (Inf)
- preipus - away
- preisikas - enemy
- preistalēvinga - appropiate (neutr)
- prei-stan - at it
- preistaras - kinglet-bird
- preistatint - to present (Inf)
- preivakēt - call, summon (Inf)
- preivaringiskas - necessary (adj)
- preki - against (prep) - (< * preti)
- Prūsā - Prussian nation
- prūsas (a) Prussian
- (en) prūsiskai (in) Prussian
- prūsiskas - Prussian
- prusnas - face
- puknē - pain
- pult - to fall (Inf)
- puninan - buttocks
- pupā - bean
- purent - to pulverize (Inf)
- purst - to swell (Inf)
- pusbrātē - cousin (m.)
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- pusdeinis - lunch
- pusē - half
- Pūshkaitis - spirit of fruition
- pusnē - bootleg
- Pussavaitē - Wednesday
- pussvestrā - cousin (fem.)
- pūst - to blow (Inf)
- putnagas - quartz
- put - to rot (Inf)
- putrā - soup
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