paˈthos (pāˈthŏs), pity.
paˈtri-arch (pātrĭ-ärk), veteran, an old man.
pa-trolˈ (pȧ-trōlˈ), to guard, watch.
paˈtron (pāˈtrŭn), a man of distinction under whose protection a client placed himself; one who helps a person, cause, work, sport, or the like.
pavˈer (pāvˈẽr), one who lays bricks or stones.
pa-vilˈion (pȧ-vĭlˈyŭn), tent.
Paw-neeˈ (pô-nēˈ), one of an Indian tribe.
Paw-tuckˈet (pô-tŭkˈĕt).
peag (pēg), shell beads used as money, etc., by the aborigines and settlers of the Atlantic coast of North America.
peaˈ-jackˈet (pēˈjăkˈĕt), a thick, loose, woollen, double-breasted coat.