African: French form of Foulah. See [Fula].
Powhattan.
American: extinct dialect of Algonkin, formerly spoken in Maryland and Virginia.
Poyes, Poyus.
American: tribes of Vuta-Huilliche.
Pracrit, Prakrit.
Indic: a later form of Sanskrit, also called Sarawasti; formerly vernacular in the Punjab. The word “prakrit” means “derived.” It was the more popular form of speech, as opposed to the cultivated dialect. Inaccurately used as a class-name for all families of Indian languages. Grammar by Cowell, London, 1868.
Prairie.
French word: the Pampas of N. America. Not used now as a class-name.
Praslin.