Vödabuk

Protein

N.

A protein

Protestön

V.

To protest (against)

Protok

N.

Minutes (of meeting), a report, a summary

Protästán

N.

A protestant (religion)

Provid

N.

Provision, supply

Provin

N.

A province

Proyek

N.

A project

Prozed

N.

A procession

Proädön

V.

To tune into (radio/TV station)

Prulön

V.

To pout

Prägenön

V.

To impregnate

Prästig

N.

Prestige

Prüdik

Adj.

Attentive, cautious, discreet

Prüdiko

Adv.

Cautiously

Prüdö

Interj.

Look out! Pay attention!

Prüdön

V.

To take care

Prüön

V.

To lend (something to someone)

Psam

N.

A psalm

Psitak

N.

A parrot

Pu

Prep.

At the very least

Pub

N.

Appearance

Pubet

N.

Reaction

Publüg

N.

The (general) public

Pubod

N.

A phenomenon, a process

Pubod kiemik = Chemical process.

Pubön

Int.

To appear

Pued

N.

Chastity, purity

Puf

N.

A louse (insect)

Pug

N.

Slaughter

Pugön

Tr.

To put down, to slaughter

Pugöp

N.

Slaughterhouse

Puid

N.

An inch

Puin

N.

Powder, a (cosmetic) powder

Puinabok

N.

A powder box

Puinik

Adj.

Powdery

Puinojueg

N.

Caster sugar, powdered sugar

Puinot

N.

Powder (medication to take orally)

Puinädik

Adj.

Powdery

Puinädön

Adj.

To reduce to powder

Puinön

Tr.

To pulverize

Pul

N.

Boy, girl, lad, lass

Pulit

N.

Pulley, pulley block

Pulp

N.

Pith (of fruit)

Pun

N.

A fist

Punaflap

N.

A punch, a fisticuff

Punc

N.

Punch (alcoholic drink)

Pup

N.

A doll

Pur

N.

Gunpowder

Purid

V.

Putrefaction

Puridikön

Int.

To become rotten, to decay (teeth)

Puridükön

Tr.

To make rotten