Słownik „Dux-Liliput“ angielsko-polski/Indeks P

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Autor	Stanisław Goldman
Tytuł	Słownik „Dux-Liliput“ angielsko-polski
Wydawca	Księgarnia Lingwistyczna Stanisława Goldmana
Data wyd.	1923
Miejsce wyd.	Kraków
Źródło	Skany na Commons
Inne	P – całość
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penance pen-case pence pencil penetrate penholder peninsula penitence Pennsylvania [375] penny pension pensioner people pepper peppermint per perceive per cent perception perfect (1) perfect (2) perfection [376] perfidious perfidy perform performance perfume perhaps peril period periodical	periphery perish periwig perjure [377] perjurer perjury permanent permission permit pernicious persecute persecution perseverance persevere Persia Persian persist person personage [378] personal personality perspire persuade pest Peter petition petroleum petticoat phantom pheasant phial philatelist philologer philology philosopher [379] philosophic(al) philosophy phlegm phonograph phosphate phosphor(us) photograph photographer phrase phthisis physical physician physics physiognomy physiology pianist pick [380] pickle pickpocket picture picturesque pie piece pierce piety pig pigeon pike pile pilgrim pilgrimage pill pillage [381] pillar pillow pilot pin pincers pinch pine pine-apple pine-cone pink pint pious pipe pirate piss pistol piston pit pitch pitcher [382] pith pity placard place plague plain plaint plaintiff plaintive plait plan planet plant [383] plantation plant-louse plash plate platinum play play-bill player play-ground plaything plead pleasant please [384] pleasure pledge plenipotentiary plenty pleurisy pliable plot plough pluck plum plumage plume [385] plunder plunderer plunge plunger pluperfect plural plus plush ply p. m. pneumatic pneumonia poached eggs poacher pock pocket pod [386] poem poesy poet poetess poetic(al) poetry point poison poisonous Poland polar	Pole pole polecat police policeman police-station [387] policy Polish polish polite politeness politic politician politics pollen poltroon polygamy pomatum pomp pond ponder poniard [388] pontiff pony poodle poor poorness pope poplar poppy populace popular popularity populate population populous porcelain porch pore pork [389] porridge port porter portion portmanteau portrait Portugal Portuguese pose position positive possess possession possessive [390] possessor possibility possible post postage postage-stamp postal post-card posterity postman post-office postscript postulate (1) postulate (2) [391] pot potable potato potency potent potter poultry pounce pound pour poverty powder power [392] powerful practical practice practise praise prattler pray prayer prayer-book preach preacher precede preceptor [393] precious precipice precipitate precise precision predicate predict prediction preface prefect prefer preference prefix [394] prejudge prelate prelection premeditation premises premium preparation preparatory prepare preposition presage prescribe prescription presence [395] present (1) present (2) presentation presentiment preserve preside presidency president press [396] presume pretend pretended pretension pretext pretty prevail prevent previous prey price price-list prick prickle pride priest [397] primary prime primer primitive primrose prince princess principal	principality principle print printer printing-office prior prison prisoner [398] privacy private privation privilege privy prize pro probability probable probation probity proboscis proceed proceeding [399] process procession proclaim proclamation procuration procurator procure prodigal produce producer product production [400] productive profanation profess profession professional professor profit profound profundity program(me) progress prohibit prohibition project (1) [401] project (2) prolongation promenade prominent promise promotion prompt prompter pronominal pronoun pronounce pronunciation proof [402] propagate proper property prophecy prophesy prophet proportion proportional proposal propose proposition proprietor prose [403] prosecute prospectus prosper prosperity prosperous prostitute prostitution protect protection protector protest (1) protest (2) Protestant [404] proud prove proverb proverbial provide providence provider province provisions provisional provocation provoke provost [405] proximity prudence prudent prune Prussian psalm pseudonym psychic psychological psychologist psychology public publication publicity [406] publish publisher pudding puff pull pulpit pulse pumice pump punch punctual punctuality punctuation punish punishment [407] pupil puppet purchase purchaser pure purgative purgatory purge purify purity purple purpose purposely purse pursue pursuit [408] purvey purveyor push put putrefy putrid putty puzzle

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