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Pine, Pinguid, pinna's, fat. Cfr. -~io^, -iru^ -, pinus ; sp. it. pino ; 

 Pinge. V. Pay. [fr. pin. v. Pain, Pen. 



Pinion, Pinnate, v. Pen. 

 Piquant, v. Peak. 

 Pirate, v. Peir-. 



Pirouette, v. Vort-. [Cfr piscis; fr. dan. pisser ; g. d. pissen. 



Pis-, pis, pif, to go or move ; bis, vis, to throw or send, to put forth. 

 Pist-, Pistil. V. Paste, Pest. [ags. p2/t. 



Pit. puta<5, a shallow concavity; pat, to fall. Qh\ puteus ; d. put; 

 Pitch. V. Fadge, Peak. 



Pittance, v. Petty. [fi\ pit ie. v. Piety. 



Pity, pith, to feel pain or affliction; pi^da^ pity. Cfr. patior ; 

 Pix. V. Box. [content. Cfr. placare, placere. v. Bless. 



Plac-. pluf, to be fond of or kind to ; pr, to satisfy, to please or 

 Place, {^.i^latz; d. plaats ; sp. plaza ; it. piazza ; fr. place.) v. 

 Plag-. V. Blow, Lay. [Lay, Plat-. 



Plaice. V. Plat-. 



Plain, Plan-, plu, to go. Cfr. -lavoM^ izidov, Tzsdt^oc;, planus ; sp. 

 Plaint. V. Blow. \y^. piano ; fv. g. &w. plan. v. Pace. 



Plait, pli^, plu, plih, pref, to go ; prtf, to touch, to join. Cfr. fr. 



■plisser ; ^.pletli; dun. /letter, v. Plec-. 

 Plash, pluf, to be moistened, to sprinkle. 

 Plasm, Plaster, plus, to distribute. Cfr. Tddatxa, "eij-Xaqpu'^) 



emplastrum ; it. impiastro ; g. pjlaster ; d. pleistre ; sw. dan. 



plaster ; fr. platre. 

 Plat-. pa^tra««, a vessel, {patera.) v. Broad, Ball. 

 Plaud-. V. Loud. 

 Pleas-. V. Plac-. 

 Plebeian, -Plement, Plen-, Pleo-, -Plete, Pleth-. pr^, to fill ; pul, to 



become great; pu^l, to collect; pu^rna«, full. Cfr. -Xyji%q', 



plehes, populus ; <^ot\\. fulls ; og. folc. v. Fill. 

 Plec-, Pledge, Plex-, -Plevy, Pli- Plic-, -Plice, Plight, -Plish. prtf, 



prdj, (prctas) to touch, to mix. Cfr. -Aixw, tzXoxtj, dinla^ ; 



p)lecto, amplector, ^)//co, duplex; ags. pi Hit -an ; g. pjiielit ; d. 

 -Plode. v. Loud. [dau.p//V/^; fr. plevje; it. piegare. v. Plait. 



Plot. V. Plat, Plait. 

 Plough. plava«, leaping, jumping, tumbling. Cfr. g. pfluij ; d. 



ploe<j ; ddiU. plov ; digs, plage ; iv. plog. 

 -Ploy, (em-, de-.) v. Plec-. 

 Pluck. lu,tf, to pluck up, to cut, to pare or peel. Cfr. fr. epluclier ; 



g. pfiucken ; d. pluhhen ; ags. hjccan^ aluccaUy pluccian. 



