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Paar, n. -e pair, couple
Page, m. -n page
Palast, m. -"e palace
Palme, f. -n palm (tree)
Panier, n. -e banner
Pantoffel, m. -s, -(n) slipper
Panzer, m. — coat of mail
passen, intr. watch, wait for
passieren, intr. (s) happen, come to pass
Pein, f. pain, torment
peitschen, tr. lash, whip
Perserschah, m. the Shah of Persia
Pfad, m. -e path
pfeifen, iff, iff, tr. whistle
Pfeil, m. -e arrow
Pferd, n. -e horse
Pfingsten, f. pl. Pentecost
pflanzen, tr. plant
Pflug, m. -"e plow
Pfühl, m., n. -e pillow, bolster, cushion
Piccolo, f. piccolo (a small shrill flute)
picken, tr. and intr. tick (of a watch)
Pinsel, m. — painter's brush
plätschern, intr. ripple, splash
plötzlich, suddenly
pochen, intr. beat, knock
Pokal, m. -e goblet
Port, m. -e port
Post, f. -en mail, mail cqach
Posthorn, n. -"er postman's horn
Postillion, m. -e postilion
Pracht, f. splendor
prächtig, splendid, magnificent
Preis, m. -e prize, the best of all
preisen, ie, ie, tr. praise
pressen, tr. press, choke
Puk, m. Puck
pulsen, intr. pulse
Pulver, n. — powder