/pot͡sˈdamo/

Potsdam (the capital of Brandenburg)

/podɡoˈrit͡so/

Podgorica (the capital of Montenegro)

/podlaˈxio/

Podlachia

/poˈkalo/

Crater (constellation)

/polineˈzio/

Polynesia (a continental region of Oceania, including Easter Island, Hawaii, New Zealand, and most of the islands between them)

/poˈlio/

Poland (a country in Central Europe)

/polˈlando/

Poland (a country in Central Europe)

/poloˈnio/

a male given name from Latin, equivalent to English Polonius

/poˈlujo/

Poland (a country in Central Europe)

/pomˈpejo/

Pompeii (ancient Roman town destroyed by Vesuvius in 79 AD)

/ˈponto de aˈdamo/

Adam's Bridge

/porˈtlando/

/porto-rˈiko/

Puerto Rico (a commonwealth, island and dependent territory of the United States in the Caribbean)

/portoˈprint͡so/

Port-au-Prince (the capital city of Haiti)

/portuɡaˈlio/

Portugal (a country in Southern Europe, on the Iberian Peninsula)

/portuɡaˈlujo/

Portugal (a country in Europe)

/posei̯ˈdono/

alternative form of Pozidono

/poziˈdono/

Poseidon, Greek god of the sea

/po/

A grammatical particle used with quantity words to indicate rate or a distributive quantity: each, apiece, at, @

The name of the Latin script letter P/p.

A prefix having a similar distributive meaning as the preposition po.

/po-sˈiɡno/

at sign (name of the symbol @)

/ˈpoa/

individual

/poˈat͡soi̯/

Poaceae

/ˈpobe/

in the direction of the stern, aft

/ˈpobo/

the rear of a boat, stern

/poˈt͡sento/

percent

/poˈdio/

podium (platform for standing or speaking)

/podˈkasto/

podcast

/poˈemo/

poem

/poˈento/

point (unit of scoring in a game or competition)

/poeˈtiko/

poetics (the theory of poetry)

/poeˈtino/

female poet, poetess

/poˈeto/

poet

/poeˈzia/

poetic

/poeziˈaʒo/

poetic work

/poeziˈet͡so/

poeticity (quality of being poetic)

/poeziˈisto/

poet

/poeˈzio/

poetry

/poˈɡromo/

pogrom

/ˈpoi̯no/

wrist

/poˈkalo/

/poˈkapa/

per capita

/poˈkape/

per capita

/poˈkero/

poker

/ˈpola/

/poˈlara/

polar

/polˈdero/

polder

/ˈpole/

in Polish

/poˈlekso/

thumb (of a hand)

/poleˈmiki/

to polemicise, engage into a polemic

/poleˈmiko/

controversy, polemic

/poˈleno/

pollen

/poˈlento/

polenta, cornmeal

/polianˈdrio/

polyandry (having a plurality of husbands at the same time)

/poˈlit͡sa/

Of, belonging to or pertaining to the police.

/poliˈt͡sano/

a police officer, policeman or policewoman

/poliˈt͡sejo/

a police station

/poliˈt͡sestro/

police chief, chief of police

/polit͡sˈhundo/

A police dog.

/poliˈt͡sisto/

a police officer, policeman or policewoman, constable

/poˈlit͡so/

police, constabulary

/polifosˈfato/

polyphosphate

/poliɡaˈmio/

polygamy

/poliˈɡloto/

polyglot, a person who knows and is able to use several languages.

/poliˈɡono/

/poliˈmero/

polymer

/poliomjeˈlito/

poliomyelitis, polio

/polipepˈtido/

polypeptide

/politeˈismo/

polytheism

/poliˈtika/

political

/politiˈkisto/

politician

/poliˈtiko/

/ˈpoljo/

polje

/ˈpolko/

polka

/ˈpolo/

Pole (person from Poland)

/poloˈnio/

polonium

/ˈpolpo/

octopus

/polˈtrona/

cowardly

/polˈtrono/

coward

/poluˈado/

pollution

/poluˈaʒo/

pollutant

/poluˈt͡sii/

dated form of polui (“to pollute”)

/poˈlui/

to pollute (the environment)

/poˈluri/

to polish

/poˈluro/

luster; shine; polish

/poˈlusa/

polar

/poˈluso/

pole

/ˈpolva/

dusty

/ˈpolvo/

dust

/polvoˈsut͡ʃi/

to vacuum

/polvosuˈt͡ʃilo/

vacuum cleaner

/polvoʃˈtormo/

duststorm

/pomarˈbejo/

apple orchard

/poˈmarbo/

apple tree

/ˈpomo/

apple

/pomoˈfrukto/

pome

/pomoˈkuko/

apple pie

/ˈpompa/

pompous, showy, splendid

/ˈpompo/

pomp, ceremony ("splendid display")

/poˈmujo/

/pomˈvino/

apple wine, cider

/ponarˈdeɡo/

pike, spear

/poˈnardo/

dagger

/ˈponto/

bridge

/ponˈtono/

pontoon

/ˈpoo/

Poa

/poˈplito/

ham, region back of the knee joint; (in quadrupeds)

/ˈpoplo/

poplar

/ˈpopo/

pop (especially in the sense of pop music)

/poˈpola/

popular (of the people)

/popolaˈmaso/

people, populace, masses, mob, crowd, plebs, hoi polloi

/popolmuˈziko/

popular music, pop

/popolnomˈbrado/

census

/poˈpolo/

people

/popolˈrit͡ʃa/

populous

/popolsurˈfado/

crowd surfing (act of being carried over the heads of a densely-packed crowd)

/popold͡ʒarˈdeno/

public park

/popuˈlara/

popular (beloved or approved by a people)

/por/

for, for the benefit of

/ˈpora/

porous

/port͡seˈlana/

made of or relating to, porcelain

/port͡selaˈnaʒo/

a porcelain object

/port͡seˈlano/

porcelain

/porˈt͡sio/

/porˈdanso/

doorknob

/porˈdisto/

doorman, hall porter

/ˈpordo/

door, gate

/poˈreo/

leek

/poˈrid͡ʒo/

porridge

/ˈporka/

porcine, suilline (of, relating to or characteristic of pigs)

/ˈporka ˈɡripo/

swine flu (influenza caused by various orthomyxoviruses transmitted by pigs)

/porˈkaro/

a herd of pigs or swine

/porˈkaʒo/

pork, ham

/porˈkido/

a young pig, piglet

/porˈkino/

sow (female pig)

/porˈkit͡ʃo/

boar (male pig)

/ˈporko/

pig

/pormiliˈtiɡi/

to militarize

/pornoˈɡrafa/

pornographic

/pornoɡraˈfio/

pornography

/pornoˈɡrafo/

a pornographer

/ˈporo/

pore

/poˈroza/

porous

/porˈtalo/

portal (entry point)

/porˈtebla/

portable

/ˈporti/

/porˈtiko/

porch, portico

/porˈtilo/

litter (platform designed to carry a person or load)

/porˈtisto/

porter

/portoˈvino/

port wine

/porˈtreti/

/porˈtreto/

portrait (painting or picture of a person)

/portuˈɡala/

/portuˈɡale/

/portuˈɡalo/

a Portuguese person

/porˈzano/

crake

/poseˈdaʒo/

property, possession

/poˈsedi/

to possess, to own

/poˈsedo/

possession (something owned)

/poseˈsiva/

possessive

/poseˈsiva proˈnomo/

possessive pronoun

H-system spelling of poŝo

H-system spelling of poŝoj

H-system spelling of poŝojn

H-system spelling of poŝon

H-system spelling of poŝto

H-system spelling of poŝtoj

H-system spelling of poŝtojn

H-system spelling of poŝton

/post/

/ˈposta/

later, posterior

/postaˈfikso/

suffix

/posˈtaʒo/

/postaʒoˈtruo/

synonym of anuso (“anus”) (lower opening of the digestive tract)

/ˈposte/

afterwards, later

/posteˈbrio/

hangover (effect of drunkenness)

/posˈteno/

/posteˈsiɡno/

alternative form of postsigno

/posteuˈlet͡so/

succession

/posteˈulo/

successor

/postˈfoi̯no/

aftermath (that which happens after, that which follows)

/postˈɡusto/

aftertaste (lingering taste)

/postkoloˈnia/

postcolonial

/postˈkuri/

run after, chase

/postˈkuro/

a chase, a pursuit

/posˈtlasi/

to leave behind

H-system spelling of postmorgaŭ

X-system spelling of postmorgaŭ

/postˈmorɡau̯/

on the day after tomorrow

/postˈmorta/

posthumous (taking place after one's death)

/postpaˈrolo/

afterword

/postpoziˈt͡sio/

postposition

/postˈpunko/

post-punk

/posˈtresti/

to remain, to lag behind

/postˈsekvi/

to follow, follow behind, pursue

/postˈsiɡno/

trace, sign, aftereffect

/postsˈkribo/

postscript

/posttaɡˈmeze/

post meridiem (p.m.), in the afternoon, after noon

/posttaɡˈmezo/

time from noon until midnight, PM, afternoon

/posˈtuli/

to require, claim, demand

/posˈtulo/

demand

/postvetuˈrilo/

trailer (vehicle)

/postˈvivi/

/postvorˈtero/

suffix

X-system spelling of poŝo

X-system spelling of poŝoj

X-system spelling of poŝojn

X-system spelling of poŝon

X-system spelling of poŝto

X-system spelling of poŝtoj

X-system spelling of poŝtojn

X-system spelling of poŝton

/poˈtent͡sa/

powerful

/potent͡siˈala/

potential

/potent͡siˈale/

potentially

/potent͡siˈalo/

potential

/poˈtent͡so/

power

/potenˈt͡sulo/

powerful person

/poˈterma/

termwise

/poˈterme/

termwise

/poˈtisto/

potter

/ˈpoto/

pot (vessel)

/ˈpova/

able

/ˈpova ˈnombro/

powerful number (integer where each prime number dividing it can be squared to still divide it)

/ˈpovi/

to be able to; can (to have the ability to do something)

/ˈpovo/

ability

/povosˈt͡sii/

synonym of scipovi

/ˈpovra/

/poˈvumo/

power

/ˈpozi/

to pose (for painting, photography, etc.)

/poziˈt͡sio/

position

/pozisˈtino/

model (e.g., for a painting or drawing)

/poˈzisto/

poser, model

/poziˈtiva/

positive

/pozitiˈvismo/

positivism (philosophical doctrine)

/poziˈtrona/

of or pertaining to positrons

/poziˈtrono/

positron

/ˈpozo/

a pose (for painting, photo)

/ˈpot͡ʃi/

to cook in simmering liquid; to poach

/ˈpoʃa/

pocket (used attributively)

/poˈʃlampo/

flashlight, torch (portable lamp)

/poʃˈmono/

pocket money, allowance (amount of money given or allotted at intervals for a specific purpose)

/ˈpoʃo/

pocket

/poʃoʃteˈlisto/

pickpocket

/poʃˈtaʒo/

a piece of mail (letter, postcard, package)

/poʃˈtejo/

post office

/poʃteleˈfono/

cell phone

/poʃˈtisto/

mailman, postal worker, letter carrier

/poʃtˈkarto/

postcard

/poʃtˈkodo/

postal code

/poʃtˈmarko/

postage stamp

/ˈpoʃto/

/poʃtofiˈt͡sejo/

post office

/poʃˈtuko/

pocket square

/poʃʃteˈlisto/

alternative form of poŝoŝtelisto

/ˈpou̯po/

the rear of a boat, stern, poop