pasar, to pass, run through, happen, undergo, suffer, be the matter (with); pasarse, to pass; pasar(se) de, to exceed; pasar por, to pass by (or over); ¿qué te pasa? what is the matter with you?
pasear, to walk (for pleasure), walk to and fro, pass, take; pasearse, to walk (to and fro); ir á pasear, to go walking.
paseo, m., walk, drive, boulevard, "paseo" (=park or avenue, where one walks or drives for pleasure); dar paseos, to take walks.
pasión, f., passion.
pasmo, m., astonishment, amazement.
paso, m., pace, step, pass, way; cerrar el paso, impedir el paso, to block the way; dar pasos, to take steps; dejar paso, to let pass; salir al paso, to come out to meet.
pastor, -ora, m. and f., shepherd, shepherdess.
Pastrana, f. (prop. noun).
pata, f., paw, claw, foot (the pata is, to be exact, the foot and lower leg of beast or bird).