/pat͡siˈfika ot͡seˈano/

Pacific Ocean

/pat͡siˈfiko/

Pacific; the Pacific Ocean (the world's largest body of water)

/pakisˈtano/

Pakistan (a country in South Asia)

/paˈlaso/

Pallas

/paˈlau̯o/

Palau (a country consisting of around 340 islands in Micronesia, in Oceania)

Palearctic

/palesˈtino/

Palestine

/paˈnamo/

Panama (a country in Central America)

/panˈdoro/

Pandora

/papuo-nov-ɡviˈneo/

Papua New Guinea (a country in Oceania)

/paradiˈzeo/

Apus (constellation)

/paraɡˈvajo/

Paraguay (a country in South America)

/ˈpart͡so/

one of the Fates

/paˈrizo/

Paris (the capital and largest city of France)

/paskinˈsulo/

Easter Island

/ˈpasko/

alternative form of pasko

/paˈtriko/

a male given name from Latin, equivalent to English Patrick

/ˈpatro kristˈnasko/

Father Christmas

/ˈpavo/

Pavo (constellation)

/ˈpau̯lo/

a male given name from Latin, equivalent to English Paul

/pau̯tuˈketo/

Pawtucket (a city in Rhode Island, United States)

/b/, /p/, /ˈpo/

The twentieth letter of the Esperanto alphabet, called po and written in the Latin script.

/pa/

pah

/ˈpat͡sa/

/paˈt͡sama/

peace-loving

/ˈpat͡se/

peacefully

/paˈt͡sema/

peaceful, inclined to peace

/ˈpat͡si/

to be at peace

/pat͡siˈent͡sa/

patient

/pat͡siˈent͡se/

patiently

/pat͡siˈent͡so/

patience

/pat͡sienˈtino/

female patient (medical)

/pat͡siˈento/

patient (who receives treatment from a doctor or other medically educated person)

/pat͡siˈfismo/

pacifism

/pat͡siˈfisto/

pacifist

/paˈt͡siɡi/

to pacify

/ˈpat͡so/

peace

/ˈpado/

unpaved path

/paf/

A noise of firing, explosion, crash, etc.

/paˈfado/

/paˈfarko/

bow (for shooting arrows)

/pafesˈkadro/

firing squad

/ˈpafi/

to shoot, to fire (to fire a gun or projectile)

/pafiˈleɡo/

cannon

/paˈfilo/

firearm, gun

/paˈfisto/

gunner, shooter

/ˈpafo/

shot (result from firing a gun)

/paˈɡado/

payment

/paˈɡajo/

paddle (oar used to propel a canoe or small boat by hand)

/paˈɡana/

pagan

/paɡaˈnismo/

paganism

/paˈɡano/

pagan (male or of unspecified sex)

/paˈɡenda/

to be paid, payable

/ˈpaɡi/

/ˈpaɡo/

payment

/paˈɡodo/

pagoda

/paˈjat͡so/

clown, jester, buffoon

/ˈpai̯la/

straw (made of straw)

/ˈpai̯lo/

straw

/paˈkaʒo/

baggage, luggage

/ˈpaki/

to pack, to wrap (to store in containers, to cover in wrappings)

/ˈpako/

package, parcel

/ˈpala/

pale; sallow

/paˈlat͡so/

palace

/palaˈdio/

palladium

/palanˈkeno/

palanquin (Asian litter or sedan chair)

/paˈlato/

palate (roof of the mouth)

/paˈleo-/

paleo-

/paleobotaˈniko/

paleobotany

/paleoekoloˈɡio/

paleoecology

/paleoekoˈloɡo/

paleoecologist

/paleoɡraˈfio/

paleography

/paleoˈɡrafo/

paleographer

/paleoˈɡrundo/

paleosol

/paleomaɡneˈtismo/

paleomagnetism

/paleontoloˈɡio/

paleontology

/paleontoˈloɡo/

paleontologist

/paleozooloˈɡio/

paleozoology

/palestiˈnano/

Palestinian

/ˈpali/

to be pale

/paliˈseto/

small stake; stake

/paˈliso/

/paliˈsumi/

to impale

/paliˈsumo/

impalement

/paˈlid͡ʒi/

to pale, fade

/ˈpalmo/

palm tree (tropical tree)

/palˈpebro/

eyelid, palpebra

/palpeˈbrumi/

/ˈpalpi/

to touch, feel

/ˈpalto/

overcoat, topcoat

/pampelˈmuso/

pomelo (large fruit of Citrus maxima)

/panakiˈranto/

breadwinner

/pandeˈmio/

pandemic

/ˈpando/

panda

/paˈnei/

/paneldisˈkuto/

panel discussion (type of conversation)

/paˈneo/

breakdown, malfunction (especially of a machine or vehicle)

/paˈnero/

breadcrumb

/paneˈtono/

panettone

/panfermenˈtilo/

yeast

/paniˈkid͡ʒi/

to panic

/paˈniko/

panic

/ˈpanjo/

mummy, mommy (child's term for mother)

/pankreˈato/

pancreas

/panˈkuko/

French toast, eggy bread (sliced bread dipped in a milk and egg-based mixture and pan-fried)

/ˈpano/

bread

/panoˈrame/

panoramically

/panoˈramo/

panorama

/pantaloˈneto/

shorts

/pantaˈlono/

trousers, pants

/panteˈismo/

pantheism

/panˈtero/

panther

/panˈtoflo/

slipper

/pantoˈmimo/

pantomime (genre of theater)

/paˈpaɡo/

parrot (tropical bird)

/paˈpajo/

papaya

/paˈpavo/

poppy

/paˈpera ˈtiɡro/

paper tiger

/paperfaˈrejo/

paper mill

/papermueˈlejo/

paper mill

/paˈpero/

paper

/papeˈrujo/

portfolio

/papiˈlio/

butterfly

/paˈpino/

female pope, papess, popess

/ˈpapo/

pope

/paˈpriko/

paprika

/ˈpara/

/paraˈbolo/

parabola

parable

/paˈrada/

ostentatious, pretentious

/paˈradi/

to parade, strut

/paraˈdizo/

paradise

/paˈrado/

parade (public procession)

/paraˈdokso/

paradox

/paraˈfrazi/

to paraphrase, to reword

/paraˈfrazo/

paraphrase

/paraˈɡrafo/

/paraldeˈhido/

paraldehyde

/paraˈlela/

parallel (of two or more (straight) lines, (flat) surfaces, etc. equally distant from one another at all points)

/paraˈlele/

parallelly (of two or more (straight) lines, (flat) surfaces etc: equally distant from one another at all points)

/paralelepiˈpedo/

parallelepiped

/paraˈlelo/

parallel

/paraleloˈɡramo/

parallelogram

/paraˈlizi/

to paralyze/paralyse

/paraˈlizo/

paralysis

/paraliˈzulo/

someone with paralysis, a paralytic

/paraˈmetro/

parameter

/paraˈnoja/

paranoid, paranoiac

/paraˈnojo/

paranoia (psychotic disorder characterized by delusions of persecution and conspiracy, and general mistrust of others)

/paraˈpeto/

parapet

/parapleˈɡia/

/parapleˈɡio/

paraplegia

/parapleɡiˈulo/

someone with paraplegia, a paraplegic

/parapsikoloˈɡio/

parapsychology

/parapsixoloˈɡio/

parapsychology

/paraˈzita/

parasitic

/paraziˈtismo/

parasitism

/paraˈzito/

parasite

/paraˈʃuti/

to parachute

/paraˈʃuto/

parachute

/pardoˈnebla/

pardonable

/pardoˈneble/

pardonably

/parˈdoni/

to forgive, pardon

/parˈdono/

pardon, forgiveness

/pardonˈpeti/

to excuse oneself, ask for forgiveness

/ˈpare/

pairwise

/parenˈt͡sama/

loving of relatives

/parenˈt͡saro/

The collection of relatives, kinsfolk.

/parenˈt͡set͡so/

kinship

/paˈrent͡so/

relative (family)

/parenˈteza/

parenthetical

/parenˈteze/

by the way, apropos, incidentally.

/parenˈtezo/

parenthesis, bracket

/paˈrento/

parent

/parˈfumo/

perfume

/parˈɡeti/

to parquet

/parˈɡeto/

wood flooring, parquet

/parhuˈfulo/

even-toed ungulate (Artiodactyla)

/parˈkejo/

car park, parking garage

/parˈkere/

by heart

/parkeˈriɡi/

to memorize

/ˈparki/

to park

/ˈparko/

park

/parlaˈmenta/

parliamentary

/parlamenˈtano/

legislator

/parlaˈmento/

parliament

/ˈparo/

/paroˈdio/

parody

/paroˈkano/

parishioner

/paroˈkismo/

parochialism

/parokˈsismo/

paroxysm

/paroksiˈtona/

paroxytone

/paˈrola/

Expressly spoken rather than written; oral.

/parolaˈdat͡ʃo/

screed

/paroˈladi/

to speak, especially repeatedly or for an extended period of time

/paroˈlado/

speech (an oration, session of speaking)

presently speaking

/paroˈlat͡ʃi/

to swear, curse

/paˈrole/

verbally

/paroˈlema/

talkative

/paroˈlemo/

/paˈroli/

/paroˈlilo/

who has spoken

one who has spoken

/parollibeˈret͡so/

freedom of speech

/paˈrolo/

speech

who will speak

one who is going to speak

/parolˈparto/

part of speech

/paroˈnimo/

paronym

/paroniˈxio/

paronychia

/paroˈxano/

parishioner

/paroˈxismo/

parochialism

/paˈroxo/

parish

/parˈseko/

parsec

/parˈtano/

Parthian

/ˈparte/

partially

/partiˈt͡sipo/

participle

/parˈtikla fiˈziko/

particle physics

/parˈtiklo/

particle

/partiˈkulo/

particle

/parˈtio/

party

/partiˈzano/

/partneˈret͡so/

partnership

/partˈnero/

partner, colleague

/ˈparto/

/partoˈprena/

participatory

/partoˈpreni/

to take part, participate

/partoˈpreno/

participation

/paˈruo/

tit, chickadee (small bird of the family Paridae)

/pasaˈmento/

trim, braid, passement

/pasaˈd͡ʒero/

passenger

/paˈsejo/

passage, passageway, gate

/paˈsema/

passing, fleeting

/paseˈrino/

a female sparrow

/paˈsero/

sparrow

a fragment of someone or something which passes

/ˈpasi/

to pass; to pass by

/paˈsia/

passionate

/paˈsie/

passionately

/pasiˈfrukto/

passion fruit

/paˈsiɡi/

to pass, spend

/pasinˈtet͡so/

the past

/pasintˈjare/

last year

/pasintˈʒau̯de/

last Thursday

/paˈsio/

passion

/paˈsiva/

/ˈpasko/

/paskˈvilo/

a pamphlet

/ˈpaso/

/pasˈporta/

passport (used attributively)

/pasˈporto/

passport

/pasˈtaʒo/

dough product: pasta, paste, pastry

/pasˈtelo/

lozenge, pastille (often round and somewhat flat flavoured candy or sweet)

/pastiˈnako/

parsnip

/ˈpasto/

/pasˈtoro/

pastor

/ˈpastra/

pastoral

/pasˈtrino/

pastoress, a female pastor

/ˈpastro/

priest, pastor

/pasˈvorto/

password

/paˈtenti/

to patent

/paˈtento/

patent

/ˈpato/

pan

/patoloˈɡia/

pathological

/patoloˈɡio/

pathology

/patoˈloɡo/

pathologist

/paˈtosa/

having pathos; impassioned; emotive; emotional

/paˈtoso/

pathos

/ˈpatra/

paternal, father's, fatherly

/paˈtret͡so/

paternity, fatherhood

/patriarˈket͡so/

patriarchy

/patriˈarko/

patriarch

/patriarˈxet͡so/

patriarchy

/patriˈarxo/

alternative form of patriarko (“patriarch”)

/paˈtrina/

maternal, mother's

/patriˈnet͡so/

maternity; motherhood

/paˈtrino/

mother

/patrioˈtismo/

patriotism

/patriˈoto/

patriot

/paˈtrit͡ʃo/

father

/ˈpatro/

father

/paˈtrolo/

patrol

/patroˈnet͡so/

sponsorship (state or practice)

/paˈtroni/

to serve as a patron; to support, sponsor

/paˈtrono/

/paˈtrujo/

fatherland

/paˈtrurbo/

hometown, mother town (settlement from where one originally hails)

/paviˈano/

baboon

/paviˈlono/

pavilion (light ornate structure)

/paˈvimi/

to pave

/paˈvimo/

pavement

/paˈvino/

peahen

/ˈpavo/

/ˈpat͡ʃjo/

daddy (childish term for father)

/ˈpad͡ʒo/

page

/paˈʃadi/

to step, stride, repeatedly or for an extended period of time

/ˈpaʃi/

to step, to stride

/ˈpaʃo/

step

step by step

step by step

/paʃtelkraˈjono/

a crayon, a coloring stick or pencil made of wax

/paʃˈtelo/

/ˈpaʃti/

/paʃˈtisto/

pastor

/paʃˈtid͡ʒi/

to graze

/ˈpau̯si/

/ˈpau̯so/

calque

/ˈpau̯ti/

to pout

/ˈpau̯zi/

to pause

/ˈpau̯zo/

pause, intermission, recess