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Cfr. g. plUndern ; d. plunderen. 



Pluvial, Ply. v. Float, Plait. (Sup-ply. v. Fill.) 



Poach, Pocket, v. Bake, Pack. 



Pocul-. V. Pap, Culvert. 



Pod-, pat, to surround ; pa<d, to collect, v. Pace, Potent. 



Poecil-. V. Pict-. 



Poem. V. Fac-. [fr. point, v. Peg. 



Point, pijdj, to impinge; bhajdj, to break. (]h. pungoj punctum ; 



Poke. V. Pack, Push. 



Pol-. V. Fill. 



Pole, pallava'', a shoot, a branch ; pul, to be lofty or high ; pall, 



to go. Cfr. TziXiOj Tzolicoj -oXoq) polus, palus] ^. pfoM^ pol ; d. 



yaalj pool; fr. pole. 

 Polem-. V. Pile. 



Police, purl's, a city. v. Palace. \_polhmnt. 



Polish, Polite, Poll, palyul, to cut. Cfr. polio, poUhis ; fr. polirj 

 Poll. pula«, bristling. 

 Polt. V. Ball. 

 Poly-, v. Pale, Fill. 

 Pom-, pa^, to drink, to nourish. 



Pond. pa<d, to accumulate; pat, to encompass, to portion, to dis- 

 Pont-. [po(7i)s.] v. Pace. [tribute ; pat, to fall. v. Pen, Bind. 

 Pool, palvala*?, a small pond ; palala^, mud, mire ; bul, to dive ; 



pul, to accumulate. Cfr. -riloq; palus ; \f.pwll; g. pfuhl; 

 Poor. v. Pauper. [d.. poel ; ags. pol, pul. 



Pope. V. Papa. 

 Popul-. V. People. 



Por-, Port-, pr, to be busy. v. Far, Bear. 



Pos-. puf, to divide, to distribute. Cfr. ttoo-o?; posifus. v. Put, Fast. 

 Pot. pa^tra«, an earthen vessel ; puta«5, a cup, a concavity; put, 



a hell to which the childish are condemned. Cfr. -KiSoq', g. 



2:)ott ; d. w. fr. ijot. 

 Pot-, pa^, to drink ; pat, to be powerful ; pati<!, a master. Cfr. 



Tzoatq, TzoTvia, 8£<T-6zrj<; -J potior, potens. (De-pot. v. Put.) 

 Potch. V. Pack, Push. 



