palimpsest-a, -o: palimpsest. (manuscript). — DEFIRS
palinodi-o: palinode. Def.: Anciena verso en qua la poeto retraktis sua olima opinioni. — DEFIS
palis-o: stake, pale, picket (as of a fence); -ego: pile, large post; -rango: row of stakes, paling (cf. palisado); -izar: to cover with stakes; to stake out, make with stakes. Def.: Longa peco ek ligno (ofte) akutigita ye un extremajo. — eFIS
palisad-o: palisade, stockade (paling); (cf. palisaro); -eto: picket (as of a fence) (cf. paliso); -celulo: (biol.) p. cell. Def.: Obstaklo (precipue en militarto) ek serio di pintigita palisi o fosti. Anke uzata por la senco biologiala; II-294. — DEFIS
palisandr-o: Palisander: rosewood. — DeFIRS
palium-o: (ancient and eccl.) pallium. — DEFIS
palm-o: (bot.) palm(-branch); (anat.) palm (of hand); -iero: palm tree; -eto: (arch.) palmette: carved palm-leaf ornament; -o-sundio: Palm Sunday. — DEFIRS
palmat-a: (zool.) palmate: web-footed. — EFIS
palmiped-a, -o: palmiped. Def.: Speci di uceli quale anadi, cigni, pinguini, qui havas pedi palmata. — EFIS
palp-ar: (tr.) to feel (about); -(ad)o: feeling (by touch); (med.) palpation ( a method of exploration by touch and pressure); -ebla: palpable, tangible; (fig.) plain, obvious; -ilo: palp(us), feeler, tentacle; -ar su: to feel oneself. Def.: Tushar per la fingri o per altro por explorar. Ex.: Palpar la pulsado (di l’arterii) di ulu. — eFIS
palpebr-o: eyelid; -agar: (intr.) to wink, blink. — FIS
palpit-ar: (intr.) to palpitate, throb; (fig.) to tremble, flutter. Ex.: Kande la kordio palpitas, on ne esas mortinta. Palpitar pro pavoro. — DEFIS
paltot-o: paletot: a loose coat or jacket worn by both sexes, an overcoat (cf. surtuto). — DeFRS
palumb-o: (orni.) wood-pigeon, ring-dove (of the Pyranees) (Palumbus). — FIS
pamflet-o: pamphlet (N.B. this refers only to a pamphlet on a satirical or strongly controversial subject; cf. broshuro). — DeFIR
pampr-o: vine-branch (with foliage and fruit). (arch.) pampre.
pan-o: bread (leavened; cf. azimo); loaf (of b.; du -i: two loaves of bread); -o ne-fresha: stale b.; -o-peco: piece of b.; -igar, -ifar: (tr., intr.) to make, to bake b.; -if-erio: bakery; -o-peceto: small piece of bread, b.crumb (cf. krumo); -eyo: pantry (bread place); panloncho: slice of b. — FIS
panace-o: panacea, universal remedy. — DEFIRS
panaris-o: (med.) panaris: whitlow, felon. — eFIS
panch-o: paunch (of animals); (fig.) belly, paunch (of persons). Def.: La unesma e maxim granda stomako di rumineri. — DEFIS
pandur-o: pandour; (fig.) marauder, brutal man. Def.: Speco di Hungariana soldati; IV-269. — DEFIRS
pane-ar: (intr., nav.) to lie to, be hove to; (fig. esp. automobiling) to be in a state of breakdown or halt (occasioned by accident, misfunction, trouble). V. exp.: Panear: esas en paneo. Paneo ne esas simpla halto, nek avario; ol esas halto koaktata pro avario o pertubo, misfunciono; ol esas verto teknikala di navigado, qua divenis vulgara ed internaciona per l’automobilismo; IV-578. — DFI
panegir-o: panegyric, encomium, eulogy (cf. laudo-diskurso). — DEFIRS
panel-o: (arch.) panel, wainscot; (gen.) a flat section of considerable size of a garment, wall or other surface; -aro: waniscotting, panelling (collect.); -izar: to panel, wainscot; -spegulo: pier glass. — DEFR
pangenez-o*: pangenesis. — DEFIS
pangolin-o: (zool.) pangolin, scaly anteater, (genus: Manis). — DEFIRS
pani-o: waist-cloth, -clout, loin-cloth (of savages or negroes). — F
panik-a, -o: panic, sudden fright. Ex.: Panika teroro. — DEFIRS
panikl-o: (anat.) panniculus. — eFIS
panikul-o: (bot.) panicle. — EFIS
pankrac-o: (antiq.) pancratium (an athletic contest). — DEFIS
pankreat-o: (anat.) pancreas; (butch.) sweet-bread; -ala: pancreatic. — EFIS
pankreatit-o*: (med.) pancreatitis. Def.: Inflamuro di la pankreati. — EF
panmixi-o*: (biol.) panmixia. — DEFIS
panoram-o: (lit. anf fig.) panorama. — DEFIRS
pans-ar: (tr.) to dress (wounds, sores); -ilo: dressing (bandage, etc.). — F
palmat-a: (zool.) palmate: web-footed. — EFIS
palmiped-a, -o: palmiped. Def.: Speci di uceli quale anadi, cigni, pinguini, qui havas pedi palmata. — EFIS
palp-ar: (tr.) to feel (about); -(ad)o: feeling (by touch); (med.) palpation ( a method of exploration by touch and pressure); -ebla: palpable, tangible; (fig.) plain, obvious; -ilo: palp(us), feeler, tentacle; -ar su: to feel oneself. Def.: Tushar per la fingri o per altro por explorar. Ex.: Palpar la pulsado (di l’arterii) di ulu. — eFIS
palpebr-o: eyelid; -agar: (intr.) to wink, blink. — FIS
palpit-ar: (intr.) to palpitate, throb; (fig.) to tremble, flutter. Ex.: Kande la kordio palpitas, on ne esas mortinta. Palpitar pro pavoro. — DEFIS
paltot-o: paletot: a loose coat or jacket worn by both sexes, an overcoat (cf. surtuto). — DeFRS
palumb-o: (orni.) wood-pigeon, ring-dove (of the Pyranees) (Palumbus). — FIS
pamflet-o: pamphlet (N.B. this refers only to a pamphlet on a satirical or strongly controversial subject; cf. broshuro). — DeFIR
pampr-o: vine–branch (with foliage and fruit). (arch.) pampre.
pan-o: bread (leavened; cf. azimo); loaf (of b.; du -i: two loaves of bread); -o ne-fresha: stale b.; -o-peco: piece of b.; -igar, -ifar: (tr., intr.) to make, to bake b.; -if-erio: bakery; -o-peceto: small piece of bread, b.crumb (cf. krumo); -eyo: pantry (bread place); panloncho: slice of b. — FIS