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parasetamo (n) paracetamol, Panadol (also Panadolu)
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pari (n) mat made from papyrus, place, yard
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pari alipi ali enyiriko ma rua (n) flesh marks
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pari 'bani mi tizu (n) birthplace, hometown
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pari mini efuzu (n) origin
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pari pari (n) dullness, not active
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parisi (n) parish (also wodi)
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Paruku (n) nickname for Greenlight Stadium in Onduparaka, means "No escape", Valley of No Return
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pasi (adv) on foot, (n) flatiron
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pasipoti (n) passport (also waraga acizuri)
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pasita (n) pastor, Chinese plus Italian food (like noodles, lasagne and spaghetti) eg Pasita Nomani = Pastor Norman
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pata (n) redemption, salvation (also paza)
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pati (n) tree, (maize) cone, putty substance for holding glass panes in window frame eg Dramani ni pati ga. = Dramani is cutting a tree.
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pati etu o'bizuri (n) sundial eg Ahazi ide pati etu o'bizuri. = Ahaz made a sundial.
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pati efi osale (n) ingredients (also pati ifi osale)
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pati ifi (n) plant seed eg Pati ifi ci 'ba amvu 'yapiri yi ni Omia Agribusiness Development Group-a. = There are seeds for farmers at Omia Agribusiness Development Group.
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patifu zopi asea (n) lillies of the field
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patoro (n) rich guy
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paturu (n) millipede
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patuwa (n) patois, Jamaican English
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patuza (n) standing
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Pawori (n) Pawor, subcounty in Lower Madi next to Wadelai, Alur name for a place in Arua
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payini (n) pine, tree with needle leaves
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pe (v) select, choose
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peji (n) page
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penati (n) penalty eg Sevuceniko ma penati fi ku. = Shevchenko's penalty did not go in.
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penusilu (n) pencil
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pere (conj) until, up to, till, til
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pere asizu (adv) until the end, pakalast
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Pere 'bani nezuru dika! (greeting) Till we see each other again (also 'Ba neru dika, 'Ba ne 'ba dika), Auf Wiedersehen (in German)
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peta (n) selection, choice eg Wilu Simiti kini, "Candi ada ada, te ori peta ni". = Will Smith said, "Danger is real, but fear is a choice."
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peti (n) petty, petticoat
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petroli (n) petrol (also odu)
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pi (adj) whole, (conj) and, (suffix) optional for terms of kinship like atipi/ atapi means father (also pika) or grammatical suffix by which a clause is turned into a noun agent like ageitepi means one who guards, (v) twist, plait; swell, expand
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pie (adv) also, as well (pronounced pi eh or pye)
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pilawo (n) rice cooked with small chops of meat as a recipe (also pilau) eg Tomu ni pilawo nya Dereva ma Kona-a. = Tom is eating pilau at Drivers' Corner.
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pilili (adj, n) naked, undressed
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pilipili (n) red pepper (also piripiri)
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Pilipino (n) a person born in the Philippines, what locals refer to themselves in the Philippines
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pilo (n) pillow eg Nikolu 'du pilo ika ni. = Nicole is the one who took the red pillow.
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pipi (n) lollipop, sweet or confectionary on a stick
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piri (adj) straight, erect, upright, straight forward, (pron) all, everything (also piripiri)
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piri ku (adj) informal
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pirini (n) without
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piripiri (n) red pepper (also piza)
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pita (n) swelling
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po (v) hide, knock (also kpo)
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pokopoko (n) yapping, loose talk
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pole (adj, n) sorry
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polisi (n) policeman eg Felike/ Felikisi ni polisi. = Felix is a policeman.
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