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Breton words and phrases beginning with P

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This page lists the 79 words and 1 phrase beginning with P in the Breton community dictionary. Each entry has its own page with its full meaning and example sentence. This data is openly available at no cost for language preservation and research, with attribution to LanguageKnow. You can return to the home page or browse all languages at any time.

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79 words and 1 phrase — 80 entries in total.

Words (79)

P (79)

pa (Breton) conj Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

when

pallenn (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

rug

paner (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

basket

paotr (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

boy

paotred (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

boys

parez (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

female (of a species)

Pariz (Breton) name Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

Paris (the capital and largest city of France)

Parizian (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

Parisian

Parizianez (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

Parisienne (female Parisian)

park (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

field

Pask (Breton) name Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

Easter

Pater (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

Lord’s Prayer

paun (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

peacock

pauned (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

peacocks

paz (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

cough

pe (Breton) conj Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

or

pech (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

trap

peder (Breton) num Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

four

pell (Breton) adv Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

far

pellgomz (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

telephone

pemoc'h (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

pig

pemp (Breton) num Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

five

Pempoull (Breton) name Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

Paimpol

pemzek (Breton) num Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

fifteen

peniti (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

hermitage

penn (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

head

penna (Breton) adj Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

main

pennglaou (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

great tit

pennoù (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

heads

per (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

pears

perenn (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

a pear

perennoù (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

pears

Persefone (Breton) name Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

Persephone

perseg (Breton) name Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

the Persian language

person (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

vicar

personed (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

parsons

Perzefona (Breton) name Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

Persephone

pesk (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

fish

pester (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

plural of post

petra (Breton) pron Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

what?

peul (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

pillar

pevar (Breton) num Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

four

pevar-ugent (Breton) num Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

eighty

pevarzek (Breton) num Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

fourteen

pik (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

dot

pika (Breton) verb Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

prick

pinvidig (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

a rich man

pinvidigezh (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

wealth

pinvidik (Breton) adj Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

rich

pirc'hirin (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

pilgrim

piv (Breton) pron Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

who

plac'h (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

girl

plac'hig (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

little girl

plijus (Breton) adj Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

fun, pleasant

Ploeneg (Breton) name Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

Plouhinec

plom (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

lead

pluñv (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

feathers

pluñvenn (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

feather

pok (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

kiss

polis (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

police

poloneg (Breton) name Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

the Polish language

poltred (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

portrait

portugaleg (Breton) name Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

Portuguese language

post (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

pillar

potasiom (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

potassium

poultrenn (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

powder

pounner (Breton) adj Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

heavy

poz (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

hard mutation of boz

Preden (Breton) name Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

Britain

prenester (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

plural of prenestr

prenestr (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

window

prenestroù (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

plural of prenestr: windows

preñv (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

worm

preñved (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

worms

preudeur (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

brothers

pri (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

mud

Primel (Breton) name Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

a male given name

prof (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

gift

proton (Breton) noun Adapted from English Wiktionary — awaiting native speaker review

protons

Phrases (1)

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