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Paar, n., pl. -e, pair, couple.
Pack, m., pl. Päcke, pack.
packen, to pack, to seize.
Page, m., pl. -n, page.
Palast, m., pl. Paläste, palace.
Pantoffel, m., pl. -n, slipper.
Papier, n., pl. -e, paper.
Papierbogen, m. sheet of paper.
Park, m. park.
paßt, suits.
paßt ... auf, pay attention; see aufpassen.
Patientin, f. patient.
Pause, f., pl. -n, pause.
Peitsche, f., pl. -n, whip.
Perle, f. pearl.
Perlenkrone, f. crown of pearls.
Person, f., pl. -en, person.
Pfad, m., pl. -e, path.
Pfeife, f. pipe.
Pfeil, m. arrow.
Pfeiler, m. pillar.
pfeilschnell, quick as a flash (arrow).
Pfennig, m., pl. -e, penny.
Pferd, n., pl. -e, horse.
[pfeifen], imp. pfiff, p.p. gepfiffen, to whistle.
pfiff, [see pfeifen].
Pfirsche, f., pl. -n, peach.
Pflaume, f. plum.
Pflanzenreich, n. vegetable kingdom.
Pflanzenwelt, f. vegetable world.
pflegen, to be in the habit, to tend, to nurse; [113, 22, 25], is in the habit of.
Pflicht, f. duty.
[pflücken], to pick, to gather.
Pforte, f., pl. -n, gate, gateway, wicket.
Pförtner, m. porter.
Pförtnerin, f. portress.
Pförtnerwohnung, f. lodge.
Pilger, m. pilgrim.
Pilgerfahrt, f. pilgrimage.
Pilgerrock, m. pilgrim garb.
Pilgerzimmer, n. pilgrim’s room.
Plan, m., pl. Pläne, plan.
Platz, m., pl. Plätze, place, spot.
[plaudern], to chatter.
plötzlich, suddenly.
[plündern], to rob, to spoil.
Pochen, n. beating, knocking.
pochen, to beat, to knock.
Poet, m., pl. -en, poet.
Pracht, f. magnificence.
prächtig, fine, grand, splendid.
prachtvoll, magnificent.
prahlen, to boast.
prangen, to make parade, to deck themselves.
Preis, cost, price, prize.
pressen, imp. preßte, p.p. gepreßt, to press, to urge.
Prinz, m., pl. -en, prince.
Prinzessin, f. princess.
Produckt, produce, sum.
Privatzimmer, n. private room.
Prozeß, m., pl. -sse, lawsuit.
Prophezeihung, f. prophecy.
prüfen, to try, to test.
prügeln, to beat.
Pult, n. desk.
pünktlich, carefully, punctual, -ly.
Puppe, f., pl. -n, doll.
Purpur, m. purple.
purpurfarbig, purple-colored.