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protector. Cfr. -do/j.ac, r.d--a^ ; papilla ; it. pappa, j[)ap)a ; g. 

 Par, Para. v. Pair. [d. fr. sp. papa. 



Par-, Parade, pr^, to fill, to please, to protect, to labor. Cfr. parens, 



parsimoiiia, paro ; it. parata ; sp. paracla ; fr. parade. 

 Paradise, paru^, Paradise. Cfr. DT^D a pleasure-garden ; rzapddsiaoq. 

 Par-eel. v. Part. 

 Parch, bhrdj, to parcli, to fry. 

 Pardon, v. Per-, Don-. 

 Parent, v. Bear. 



Parget, prtf, prdj, to touch, to be in contact with, to paint. 

 Parry, para^, backward. 

 Par-see. v. Pyr-. 

 Part, prthac, separately; pari, a prefix, implying part. Cfr. pars; 



fr. part ; sp. it. parte, v. Brittle. \_perdiz ; fr. perdrix. 



Partridge, pard, to break wind. Cfr. r.ipdu), -ripoi^; perdix ; sp. 

 Pas, Pass, Passion, Passive, v. Pace, Patience, Push. 

 Paste, pust, to bind, to smear; piftac, kneaded. Cfr. r.dGau), 



Tzaaroq ; pistor, pastillus, pastino ; it. sp. pasta ; it. pastiglia ; 



fr. pastille. 

 Past-or, -ure. puf, to nurture ; bhacf, to eat. Cfr. i^udy.o) ; pasco. 

 Pat. pat, to fall, to alight, pathya^, suitable. Cfr. -i—oj', g. 



pass; d. pas ; v^. pat. v. Pace. 

 Pat-en, -ent. pat, to move, to encompass; pata«!, a screen of cloth; 



patra,, a leaf. Cfr. -Aary?; pateo, patera, patina. 

 Paternal, Patr-, Parri-. v. Father. 

 Path, Patrol, Patten, v. Pace. 



Path-, Pati-ence. pat, to be powerful. Cfr. -dOoq ; potens, patior. 

 Patois, put, path, to speak. Cfr. peto, p)etltio. 

 Paunch. pa,tf, to spread; pUtdja'', a collection. 

 Pauper, pa^pa^, vile, abandoned, profligate. Cfr. pauper ; sp. 



pobre ; fr. pauvre. 

 Pause, pas, to obstruct. Cfr. reddens; pausa ; fr. g. dan. pawse. 

 Pav-. pay, to go ; vi-pay, to spread. Cfr. pavo ; w. paw. 

 Paw. V. Pace. 

 Pawl. V. Pole. 

 Pawn. pa^na«, trade, traffic ; panas price, a wager. Cfr. pendo, 



pensio; g. pfennig, pfand ; d. penning, pand ; ags. pejiig, had. 



V. Bet, Bind, Peace. [pagar ; h. payer. 



Pay. pijdjj to impinge, to give. Cfr. -aiio; it. pagare ; sp. pg. 

 Peace, pag, to bind, to tie, to move. Cfr. r.rffoz; pactio, pax, 



pecten, pectus, piguus; fr. paix. 



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