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poor
  vǭ’jli adj
(poor, bad)

poor health   vǭ’jli tīerat

						
poorhouse
  sāņțõd|kuodā s
(poorhouse)
						
poorly
(a)   joutõmstõz adv
(poorly)

The people [are said to] live very poorly.   Ro’vz jelajid vä’ggi joutõmstõz.

(b)   kitsāstiz adv
(scarcely, poorly)

If bread was so scarce, where could there have been any kind of wealth then.   A’ž ne’i kitsāstiz vȯ’ļ lēbaks, kus si’z võiž vȱlda mingizt rikūzt.

(c)   knapīstiz adv
(poorly, scantily)
(d)   slikți adv
(bad, badly, poorly)
(e)   slikțõ adv
(bad, badly, poorly)

worse, more badly, more poorly   jo slikțõ

(f)   švakkõ adv
(poorly, badly)

He eats badly, it does not give any benefit.   Ta sīeb švakkõ, se ä’b ānda jõvāmtõ.

(g)   vǭ’jlistiz adv
(poorly, weakly)
						
pop culture
  pop|kultūr s
(pop culture)
						
Pope
  Pūoip l
(Pope)
						
pope
(a)   kīš s
(ruffe, pope)
(b)   pāvest s
(pope)
						
pope (a species of fish)
  kīšõz s
(ruffe, pope (a species of fish))
						
poplar
  pappõl s
(poplar)
						
poppy
  magōn s
(poppy)

red cheeks like a poppy flower   pu’nnizt pȯskūd ne’iku magōn ēdrõm

						
popular
  populārlimi adj
(popular)
						
popular song
  zing s
(popular song, ditty)
						
popularity
  populārlit s
(popularity)
						
population
  jelānikād|ku’b s
(population)
						
porcini
  boravīk s
(cep, porcini)
						
pore
  pōrõz s
(pore)
						
pork
  sigā|vȯzā s
(pork)
						
pork chop
  karbonād s
(pork chop, veal cutlet, schnitzel)
						
porker
  baŗākõl, ba’ŗtõb s
(porker, fattened pig)

the porker is being fattened up   baŗākõl sǭb ba’ŗtõd

						
porous
(a)   ku’dlimi adj
(porous, honeycombed)

limestone – a porous sort of stone   kālkaki’v – seļļi ku’dlimi ki’v

(b)   pe’bbõrz adj
(loose, porous)

loose earth   pe’bbõrz mǭ

(c)   pī’ep adj
(spongelike, spongy, porous)

A bolete, which is spongy, a big, soft bolete.   Päkā, mis u’m pī’ep, pī’emdõ sū’r päkā.

(d)   tšōgõn adj
(loose, porous)
(e)   tšougõn adj
(loose, porous)

The bread becomes porous, beautifully full of holes.   Lēba īeb tšougõnõks, knaššõ ouklizõks.

						
porousness
  pe’brit s
(looseness, porousness)

the looseness of the soil   mǭpīnda pe’brit

						
porridge
(a)   rok s
(porridge, gruel)

[One] is walking like a cat around a hot pot of porridge.   Kǟ’b neme kaš tuļīz rok padā immar.

(b)   sand|rok s
(porridge)
						
porridge for children
(a)   laps|rok s
(child’s porridge, porridge for children, pap)

Child's porridge – [one] cooks food for a child.   Lapsrok – laps pierāstõ kīetõb sīemnaigõ.

(b)   po’ḑ s
(porridge for children, pap)
						
porridge pot
  rok|padā, sand|rok|padā s
(porridge pot)

[One is] boiling like a porridge pot.   Kīeb nemē sandrokpadā.

						
port
  sadā|mǭ s
(port, harbour)
						
port (left-hand side of a vessel)
  bak|bord s
(port (left-hand side of a vessel))
						

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