_ powerful
PODRIDO, -A _adj._ decayed
POLICIA _f._ police
POLITICA _f._ politics; policy
POMADA _f._ salve, pomade
PONER _v._ to place
POR _prep._ by, for, through;
---- CIENTO per cent;
---- EXCELENCIA par excellence
PORVENIR _m._ future
POSEER _v._ to possess
POSTERIOR _adj._ later
POTENCIA _f._ power
POZO _m._ well; shaft (of a mine)
PRACTICAR _v._ to perform; to make
PRADERA _f._ prairie, meadow
PRECIO _m._ price
PRECOLOMBINO, -A _adj._ pre-Columbian, antedating Columbus
PREFERIR _v._ to prefer
PREFIERE _see_ PREFERIR
PREGUNTA _f._ question
PRELADO _m._ prelate
PRENDA _f._ pledge, token;
---- DE VESTIR garment
PRESTAR _v._ to lend;
---- ATENCION to pay attention
PREVER _f._ to foresee
PRIMER, PRIMERO, -A _adj._ first
PRIMO, -A _adj._ first; MATERIA -A raw material
PRINCIPIO _m._ beginning; principle
PRIVADO, -A _adj._ private
PROBAR _v._ to try, to test, to prove
PROCEDIMIENTO _m._ process, proceeding
PRODUCIR _v._ to produce
PRODUJERON _see_ PRODUCIR
PROEZA _f._ prowess
PROMEDIO _m._ average
PRONTO, -A _adj._ quick, prompt; -O _adv._ quickly, promptly
PROPAGAR _v._ to propagate
PROPIAMENTE _adv._ properly;
---- DICHO strictly speaking
PROPICIO, -A _adj._ propitious, suitable
PROPIO, -A _adj._ proper, own, same, very, characteristic
PROPORCIONAR _v._ to furnish, to supply; to adjust
PROPOSITO _m._ purpose;
A ---- DE regarding
PROSEGUIR _v._ to pursue, to proceed, to prosecute
PROSIGUE _see_ PROSEGUIR
PROTEGER _v._ to protect
PROTEJA _see_ PROTEGER
PROVEER _v._ to provide, to supply
PROVENIR _v._ to proceed, to arise
PROVIENE _see_ PROVENIR
PROVISORIO, -A _adj._ provisional, temporary
PROVISTO _see_ PROVEER
PROXIMO, -A _adj._ nearest; next
PROYECTO _m._ project, plan
PRUEBA _f._ proof, evidence, test;
A ---- DE proof against
PUDIENDO _see_ PODER
PUEBLO _m._ town; people, population; nation
PUEDE _see_ PODER
PUERTO _m._ port;
---- DE EMBARQUE shipping port
PUES _conj._ since, because; _adv._ then
PUESTO _m._ position; _see also_ PONER;
---- QUE since
PULGADA _f._ inch
PUNTO _m._ point, dot, place
PUSO _see_ PONER

Q

QUEBRAR _v._ to break
QUEDAR _v._ to remain
QUEHACER _m._ occupation, task;
----ES affairs, business
QUEMAR _v._ to burn
QUERER _v._ to wish, to desire
QUIEN _pron._ who
QUIMICA _f._ chemistry
QUIMICO _m._ chemist
QUINA _f._ cinchona, Peruvian bark
QUINTA _f._ estate, country place
QUINTAL _m._ quintal, hundred-weight
QUISIERE _see_ QUE