User:Matthias Buchmeier/uk-en-o

павич {noun} :: peacock
павук {noun} :: spider (arthropod)
падати {vi} :: to drop
падати {vi} :: to fall
падати {vi} :: to rain
пазл {noun} :: puzzle (game for one person)
пакет {noun} :: small bag, parcel
пакет {noun} [networking] :: fragment of data sent over a network, packet
Пакистан {prop} :: Пакистан (country)
паламар {noun} :: sexton, sacristan, vestry keeper; the parishioner who acts as the priest's main assistant during the Liturgy
палац {noun} :: palace
Палестина {prop} :: Palestine
палець {noun} :: finger (digit of the hand, including the thumb)
палець {noun} :: toe (digit of the foot)
палець {noun} :: part of a glove covering a finger
паливо {noun} :: fuel
палити {vt} :: to burn (to cause to be consumed by fire)
палити {v} :: to smoke (cigarettes, tobacco)
палиця {noun} :: stick
палиця {noun} :: club, cudgel
палка {noun} :: stick, cane, club
палтус {noun} :: halibut
паморозь {noun} [uncountable] :: hoarfrost
пам'ятати {v} :: to remember
пам'ятник {noun} :: monument, memorial
пам'ять {noun} [uncountable] :: memory
пан {noun} :: lord, master, mister, sir a general honorific title
Панас {prop} :: given name
пані {noun} :: lady, madam, Mrs
панпсихізм {noun} [philosophy] :: panpsychism
панство {noun} [uncountable, collectively] :: gentlefolk
панчоха {noun} :: stocking
папір {noun} [uncountable] :: paper (material for writing on)
папір {noun} [countable] :: paper, document
Папуа-Нова Гвінея {prop} :: Папуа-Нова Гвінея (country)
папуга {noun} :: parrot
пара {noun} :: steam; vapor
пара {noun} :: pair, couple
парашут {noun} :: parachute
парашутизм {noun} [sports] :: parachuting, skydiving
Париж {prop} :: Париж (caplc)
парк {noun} :: park
парламент {noun} :: parliament
паровоз {noun} :: steam locomotive
пароль {noun} :: password
пароплав {noun} :: steamboat, steamer, steamship
парта {noun} :: school desk [with a sloping surface and attached chair]
партійний {adj} [relational] :: political party
партія {noun} :: party (political)
партія {noun} :: the Communist Party
партнер {noun} :: partner
парубок {noun} :: youth, guy
парубок {noun} :: bachelor
парша {noun} :: favus [skin disease]
парша {noun} :: apple scab
парша {noun} :: purulent scab
парші {noun} :: favus [skin disease]
парші {noun} :: apple scab
пасивний {adj} :: passive
паспорт {noun} :: passport
пастернак {noun} :: parsnip
пасти {vt} :: to graze, to pasture, to shepherd
пасти {vi} :: to fall
пасти {vi} :: to drop
пацюк {noun} :: rat
пд. {noun} :: abbreviation of пі́вдень
певний {adj} :: certain, sure
певний {adj} :: firm [of movements or steps]
певний {adj} :: correct, accurate, reliable
певний {adj} :: precise, definite
певний {adj} :: reliable, trustworthy
певний {adj} :: some, a certain
педагогіка {noun} :: pedagogy
Пекін {prop} :: Пекін (capital city)
пекло {noun} :: scorching heat
пекло {noun} [figuratively] :: heat (the height or stress of an action or condition)
пекло {noun} :: hell
пекти {v} :: to bake
пелюшка {noun} :: napkin, diaper
пелюшка {noun} :: field pea (Pisum sativum subsp. arvense syn. Pisum sativum convar. speciosum)
пеніс {noun} [anatomy] :: penis
Пенсильванія {prop} :: Пенсильванія (state)
пенсія {noun} :: pension
пень {noun} :: (tree) stump, stub, rampike
перга {noun} :: beebread
пердіти {v} [colloquial, colloquial] :: to fart
перебудова {noun} :: rebuilding, reconstruction
перебудова {noun} :: reorganization, restructuring, reformation
перебудова {noun} :: perestroika (a program of political and economic reform carried out in the Soviet Union in the 1980s)
перевага {noun} :: advantage
переговори {noun} [plurale tantum] :: talks, negotiations
перед {prep} :: just before, in front of (expressing position in space or time) [+ instrumental]
перед {prep} :: just before, in front of (expressing motion towards) [+ accusative]
перед {prep} :: ago [+ instrumental]
перед {noun} :: front, front part
переддень {noun} [figurative] :: eve (time before a significant event)
переддень {noun} [rare] :: morning
передній {adj} [relational] :: front; anterior
передова {noun} :: leading article, front-page editorial
передова {noun} [military] :: front line, vanguard
передова {noun} :: female leader, female member of the elite
передовий {adj} [military] :: forward, in the vanguard
передовий {adj} :: advanced, leading
передовий {adj} :: elite
передовий {adj} [politics] :: progressive
передовий {noun} :: leader, member of the elite
передчуття {noun} :: foreshadowing, presentiment; foreboding
переклад {noun} :: translation
перекладати {vt} :: to translate, to interpret
перекладати {vt} :: to shift (onto)
перекладач {noun} :: translator, interpreter
перекласти {vt} :: to translate, to interpret
перекласти {vt} :: to shift (onto)
перемир'я {noun} :: ceasefire
перемога {noun} :: victory
перепрошую {phrase} :: Excuse me!
перепрошую {phrase} :: Sorry!
пересічний {adj} :: ordinary, average
пересічний {adj} :: arithmetic mean, typical
пересічний {adj} :: decussate, intersected
перетинка {noun} :: membrane; screen
перетинка {noun} :: comma (punctuation)
перець {noun} :: pepper (including sweet peppers, chilis as well as black pepper)
перешийок {noun} :: isthmus
період {noun} :: period
перо {noun} :: pen
перо {noun} :: feather
перса {noun} :: women's breasts
Персефона {prop} [Greek goddess] :: Persephone
персидський {adj} :: Persian
Персія {prop} :: Персія (former name of Iran, a <<country>> in <<r/Western Asia>>)
перспектива {noun} :: perspective (the appearance of depth in objects)
перспектива {noun} :: vista, prospect, view
перспектива {noun} :: prospects, outlook, look-out, aspects (expected future)
перстень {noun} :: (finger) ring
перстень {noun} :: seal ring, signet ring
перський {adj} :: Persian
перукар {noun} :: hairdresser, barber
перукарня {noun} :: hair salon, barbershop
перший {adj} :: first
першомученик {noun} :: protomartyr
першомучениця {noun} :: protomartyress; female equivalent of першому́ченик
пес {noun} :: dog
Петро {prop} :: given name
печера {noun} :: cave, cavern
печінка {noun} [anatomy] :: liver
п'єса {noun} :: play (drama work)
п'єса {noun} :: a short music piece
п'єса {noun} [obsolete] :: a short literary piece, usually poetry
ПЗ {noun} [computing] :: software (encoded computer instructions)
пиво {noun} [uncountable] :: beer
пивовар {noun} :: brewer
пивоварство {noun} [uncountable] :: brewing
пизда {noun} [vulgar, taboo slang] :: pussy, cunt, twat
пил {noun} :: dust
пилосос {noun} :: vacuum cleaner
пиріг {noun} :: pie, pastry
пиріг {noun} [Western Ukraine, diaspora, Canada] :: pierogi, dumpling, pelmeni
писанка {noun} :: Easter egg
писанка {noun} [figurative] :: beautiful, nice thing
писанка {noun} [figurative] :: pretty girl or woman
писанка {noun} [figurative, pejorative] :: gaudily dressed woman or girl
писар {noun} :: scribe
писар {noun} :: clerk
писати {vt} :: to write
писати {vt} :: to send written information to, to notify, to text
писати {vt} :: to create text in written form
писати {vti} :: to be the author (of a book, article, poem, etc.)
писати {vt} :: to draw (an art piece)
писати {vt} [dated] :: to give someone or something a name (in a document)
писати {vt} [obsolete] :: to bequeath
писати {vt} [obsolete] :: to decorate (with ornament)
письменник {noun} :: writer
питальний {adj} :: interrogative
питання {noun} :: question
питати {v} :: to ask
пити {vt} :: to drink
питний {adj} :: drinkable, potable
пиття {noun} :: the act of drinking
пиття {noun} :: a drink, beverage
Південна Африка {prop} :: Південна Африка (country)
Південна Корея {prop} :: Південна Корея (country)
південний {adj} :: southern
південноамериканський {adj} :: South American
Південно-Африканська Республіка {prop} :: Південно-Африканська Республіка (country)
південь {noun} [countable] :: midday, noon
південь {noun} [uncountable] :: south
півень {noun} :: rooster, cock
півкуля {noun} :: hemisphere
північ {noun} [countable] :: midnight
північ {noun} [uncountable] :: north
Північна Корея {prop} :: Північна Корея (country)
Північна Македонія {prop} :: Північна Македонія (country)
північний {adj} :: northern
північноамериканський {adj} :: North American
півострів {noun} :: peninsula
під {prep} :: under
підвищення {noun} :: increase, rise, raise
підвіконня {noun} :: windowsill
підготовка {noun} [uncountable] :: preparation
піддашшя {noun} :: canopy
піддашшя {noun} :: porch, portico
піддашшя {noun} :: cornice
піддашшя {noun} [dialectal] :: attic, loft
підземний {adj} :: subterranean, underground
підкреслити {vt} :: to underline, to underscore
підкреслити {vt} :: to emphasize
підлога {noun} [uncountable] :: floor (bottom or lower part of any room)
піднебіння {noun} :: palate (roof of the mouth)
підніжжя {noun} [figurative] :: foot, lower part
підніжжя {noun} :: pedestal
підніжжя {noun} :: stand (support for an object)
підніжжя {noun} [rare] :: footboard
підняти {vt} :: to raise, to elevate; to increase
підошва {noun} [anatomy] :: sole
підпис {noun} :: signature
підприємець {noun} :: entrepreneur
підприємство {noun} :: enterprise, undertaking
підручник {noun} :: textbook, coursebook, manual
підстава {noun} :: base, basis, foundation
підстава {noun} :: grounds
підстава {noun} :: reason, cause
підстава {noun} :: motive
підстава {noun} [dialectal] :: replacement, substitute
підстава {noun} [dialectal] :: obstacle, barrier
підсумок {noun} :: sum, total
підсумок {noun} :: result
підсумок {noun} :: summary
підсумок {noun} :: pouch
підтримка {noun} :: support
підхід {noun} :: approach
піка {noun} :: pike (a very long thrusting spear)
піка {noun} :: spades (one of the four suits of playing cards, marked with the symbol ♠)
піл {noun} :: bunk in a peasant cottage, between the stove and the opposite wall
піна {noun} [uncountable] :: foam, froth
пінцет {noun} :: tweezers
піп {noun} [colloquial] :: priest
піранья {noun} :: piranha
пірнути {vi} :: to dive, to duck
піскар {noun} :: minnow [Phoxinus phoxinus]
після {prep} :: after (in time)
після {adv} :: later, afterwards
післязавтра {adv} :: overmorrow, the day after tomorrow
пісня {noun} :: song
пісня {noun} [colloquial] :: something very good
пісок {noun} :: sand (finely ground rock)
пісок {noun} [colloquial] :: granulated sugar (ordinary white sugar having a relatively large crystal size)
піст {noun} :: fast (period of restricted eating)
піт {noun} :: sweat, perspiration
піти {v} :: to set off, to go off
піти {v} :: to begin to fall (about rain, snow etc)
піхва {noun} [anatomy] :: vagina
піхва {noun} :: sheath, holster, scabbard
піч {noun} :: oven
плавати {vi} :: to swim
плавати {vi} :: to float
плавати {vi} :: to sail
плазун {noun} :: reptile
плазун {noun} :: crawler
плазун {noun} :: creeper
плазун {noun} :: worm
плазун {noun} [figuratively] :: sycophant
плакат {noun} :: poster
плакат {noun} :: propaganda printed on a paper, fabric
плакати {v} :: to cry, to weep
плакати {v} :: to produce secretions
плакати {v} [figuratively, colloquial] :: to complain
плакати {v} [figuratively, colloquial] :: to melt
план {noun} :: plan (set of intended actions), scheme
план {noun} :: draft, plan, scheme, contrivance, road map
планета {noun} :: planet
плантація {noun} :: plantation
плата {noun} [uncountable] :: pay, payment
плата {noun} [uncountable] :: fee
плата {noun} [uncountable] :: fare
плата {noun} [uncountable] :: charge
плата {noun} [uncountable] :: salary
плата {noun} [electronics] :: board, card
платити {vit} :: to give money or other compensation to in exchange for goods or services
платити {vi} :: to compensate, to reimburse
платити {vt} :: to discharge, by giving or doing what is due or required
платити {vi} [figuratively] :: to respond to actions, feelings, etc
платити {vi} :: to suffer consequences
платний {adj} :: not free of charge, not free, that costs money
платформа {noun} :: platform
плахта {noun} :: decorative checkered fabric
плахта {noun} :: skirt made of checkered fabric
плахта {noun} :: blanket or rug made of checkered fabric
плач {noun} :: crying, weeping
плач {noun} :: cry
плащ {noun} :: raincoat, overcoat
плащ {noun} :: poncho, cloak
плем'я {noun} :: tribe
плем'я {noun} :: race
плем'я {noun} :: family, brood
пленум {noun} :: plenum
плести {v} :: to braid, to plait
плече {noun} :: shoulder
плиска {noun} :: wagtail
плисти {vi} :: to swim
плисти {vi} :: to float
плисти {vi} :: to sail
плівка {noun} :: film, pellicle, tape
плід {noun} :: fruit
плід {noun} :: fetus
пліт {noun} :: wattle (fence woven from branches)
пліт {noun} :: raft
площа {noun} [mathematics] :: area
площа {noun} :: area, space (of the ground)
площа {noun} :: (public) square
площа {noun} :: living space
плуг {noun} :: plough, plow
плутократичний {adj} :: plutocratic
плутократія {noun} :: plutocracy
плювати {v} :: to spit
пляшка {noun} :: bottle
пн. {noun} :: abbreviation of пі́вніч
пн. {noun} :: abbreviation of понеді́лок
побачити {vt} :: to see
повезти {vt} :: to carry [by vehicle], to transport, to haul
поверх {noun} :: floor, storey
поверхня {noun} :: surface, overside
повз {prep} :: by, past
повзик {noun} :: nuthatch
повзти {v} :: to creep, to crawl
повідати {v} :: to tell, to recount
повіка {noun} :: eyelid
повільний {adj} :: slow
повітря {noun} [uncountable] :: air (gases making up the atmosphere of a planet)
повний {adj} :: full
повноваження {noun} :: authority, power
повозити {vt} :: to carry [by vehicle], to transport, to haul
повстання {noun} :: rebellion
повх {m} :: montane water vole (Arvicola scherman)
поганий {adj} :: bad
погано {adv} :: bad
поганяти {v} :: to chase, to pursue
поглинати {v} :: to absorb
поглинути {v} :: to absorb
погляд {noun} :: look, glance
погляд {noun} :: view, sight
погляд {noun} :: opinion, judgment
погнати {v} :: to chase, to pursue
погода {noun} [meteorology] :: weather
погроза {noun} :: threat (expression of intent to injure)
подарунок {noun} :: present, gift
податок {noun} :: tax, duty
подвір'я {noun} :: yard (enclosed area)
подвір'я {noun} :: farmstead (an individual farm together with the house and other buildings on it)
подивитися {v} :: to watch, to look (at)
подібний {adj} :: similar
поділля {noun} [colloquial] :: lowland, valley
подія {noun} :: event, occurrence
подія {noun} :: occasion
подобатися {v} :: to like (the person who likes takes the dative case)
подовження {noun} [uncountable] :: lengthening
подорож {noun} :: journey, travel
подруга {noun} :: female friend
поезія {noun} :: poetry
поезія {noun} :: poem, verse
поет {noun} :: poet
поєднання {noun} :: combination
поєднання {noun} [obsolete] :: agreement
пожежа {noun} :: fire, conflagration (occurrence of fire in a certain place)
позиція {noun} :: position
позичати {v} :: to borrow
позичати {v} :: to lend
позичити {v} :: to borrow
позичити {v} :: to lend
Познань {prop} :: Познань (city)
поїзд {noun} :: train (line of connected cars or carriages)
поїти {v} :: to water, to give to drink
покажчик {noun} :: pointer (text or sign indicating direction or location)
покажчик {noun} :: index (list in a book)
показник {noun} :: index
показник {noun} :: indicator
показник {noun} [mathematics] :: index, exponent
покій {noun} :: room, chamber
покій {noun} [archaic] :: silence, calm
покій {noun} [archaic] :: rest, peace
покої {noun} :: chambers, quarters [especially, luxurious ones associated with a rich person or lord]
покоління {noun} :: generation
покриття {noun} [act of] :: covering
покриття {noun} :: covering, protective layer
покриття {noun} :: roof
покриття {noun} :: lunar eclipse
Покрова {prop} [Christianity] :: Feast of the Intercession of the Virgin Mary, October 1 O.S
покруч {noun} [colloquial] :: hybrid [plant]
покруч {noun} [colloquial, figurative, rare, usually, pl] :: mutation, deviation
покруч {noun} [colloquial] :: hybrid [animal]
покруч {noun} [colloquial] :: mestizo, mulatto, mixed-race person
покруч {noun} [figurative, pejorative] :: mutant, monster
поле {noun} :: field
Поліна {prop} :: given name
поліно {noun} :: billet, log, chock (of wood), wood block (for use as firewood)
поліпшити {vt} :: to improve, to make something better
поліпшувати {vt} :: to improve, to make something better
політ {noun} [uncountable] :: flight (movement through the air)
політ {noun} [countable] :: flight (instance of air travel)
політ {noun} [figurative] :: urge, desire
політик {noun} :: politician
політика {noun} :: policy
політичний {adj} :: political
поліція {noun} :: police
полк {noun} :: regiment
поло {noun} :: polo (ball game played on horseback)
половина {noun} :: half
положення {noun} :: location, position
положення {noun} :: posture
положення {noun} :: provision
положення {noun} :: thesis, statement
положення {noun} :: principle
положення {noun} :: state, condition
полон {noun} :: captivity, custody
полоти {v} :: to weed, to weed out, to pull up (weeds)
Полтава {prop} :: Полтава (city)
полумисок {noun} :: shallow bowl or deep dish
полум'я {noun} :: flame
полуниця {noun} :: strawberry (cultivated plant and fruit)
полька {noun} :: female Pole, Polish girl or woman
полька {noun} [music] :: polka
полька {noun} :: polka (a haircut)
польський {adj} :: Polish
Польща {prop} :: Польща (country)
полювати {v} [ditransitive] :: to hunt
поляк {noun} :: Pole (person from Poland)
полячка {noun} [dated or colloquial] :: female Pole, Polish girl or woman
помана {noun} [Bukovina, folklore] :: gifts given in memory of a deceased person. Often Easter breads such as ба́бка (babka) and па́ска (paska) distributed to the congregants following Easter or про́води
помаранчевий {adj} [relational] :: orange [fruit]
помаранчевий {adj} :: orange [color]
померти {v} :: to die
помешкання {noun} :: dwelling, habitation
помиї {noun} :: slops, swill
помиї {noun} :: swill (low-quality, disgusting food)
помилка {noun} :: mistake, error, blunder
помідор {noun} :: tomato
помічник {noun} :: helper, aid
понеділок {noun} :: Monday
понести {vt} :: to carry [on foot]
пониззя {noun} :: lower reaches [of a river]
поносити {vt} :: to carry [on foot]
поняття {noun} :: concept
попіл {noun} :: ash
попільничка {noun} :: ashtray
порада {noun} :: advice
поріг {noun} :: doorstep
поріг {noun} :: threshold
поріг {noun} [figuratively] :: home, dwelling (note: used only with attribute)
поріг {noun} [in the plural] :: rapids
порнографічний {adj} :: pornographic
порнографія {noun} [uncountable] :: pornography
породілля {noun} :: new mother, parturient
порожнеча {noun} :: emptiness
порожнеча {noun} :: void, vacuum
порожній {adj} :: empty
порожній {adj} :: hollow
порозмовляти {v} :: to talk, to speak, to converse, to chat
порося {noun} :: young pig, piglet
порох {noun} :: powder
порох {noun} :: gunpowder
порох {noun} :: dust
Португалія {prop} :: Португалія (country)
португальський {adj} :: Portuguese
порушення {noun} :: violation, breach
порядковий {adj} :: ordinal
порядок {noun} :: order, sequence
порядок {noun} :: order, procedure
посада {noun} :: position
посада {noun} :: office, post
посада {noun} :: seat
посада {noun} :: appointment
посередній {adj} :: mediocre
посібник {noun} :: manual, textbook
послідовник {noun} :: follower
послуга {noun} :: service
послуга {noun} [uncountable, rare] :: favour
посміхатися {v} :: to smile
посміхнутися {v} :: to smile
посмішка {noun} :: smile
посол {noun} :: ambassador
посольство {noun} :: embassy
постанова {noun} :: resolution
постанова {noun} :: order, decree
постанова {noun} :: regulation
постійний {adj} :: permanent
постіль {noun} :: bed (a spot to spend the night in)
постіль {noun} :: bedclothes, bedlinen (especially speaking of items prepared to sleep in)
посуд {noun} :: tableware, dishes
посуд {noun} :: (glass, plastic or metal) container, in which food products or drinks are sold, such as jar, bottle, etc
потенціал {noun} :: potential
потилиця {noun} :: nape
потік {noun} :: current
потік {noun} :: stream, creak
потім {adv} :: then
потім {adv} :: afterwards
потім {adv} :: later
потреба {noun} :: need
потреба {noun} :: requirement, necessity
потреба {noun} [archaic] :: fight, battle
потрібний {adj} :: necessary, needed, required
потуга {noun} :: effort, attempt, strength, power
потяг {noun} :: train (line of connected cars or carriages)
потягати {vt} :: to drag, to pull
потягнути {vt} :: to drag, to pull
потягти {vt} :: to drag, to pull
похвала {noun} :: praise
похвала {noun} [archaic] :: glory, pride
похвала {noun} [Christianity] :: the fifth Saturday of Lent
похітливий {adj} :: lustful, salacious
похіть {noun} [uncountable] :: lust, sexual desire
похорон {noun} :: funeral
поцілувати {vt} :: to kiss
поцілунок {noun} :: kiss
почати {v} :: to begin, to start, to commence
початок {noun} :: beginning
початок {noun} :: ear (grains)
почесть {noun} [usually plural] :: honor, laurel
починати {v} :: to begin, to start, to commence
пошта {noun} :: mail, post
пошта {noun} :: post office
пошук {noun} :: search
пра- {prefix} :: great-
пра- {prefix} :: proto-
прабаба {noun} :: great-grandmother
прабабуся {noun} :: great-grandmother
правда {noun} :: truth (conformity to fact or reality; true facts)
правий {adj} :: right
правило {noun} :: rule
правило {noun} :: regulations
правило {noun} :: principle, precept
правильний {adj} :: correct, right
право {noun} :: right; claim
право {noun} [law] :: law, right
правопис {noun} :: orthography
Прага {prop} :: Прага (caplc)
прадід {noun} :: great-grandfather
празеодим {noun} [uncountable] :: praseodymium (chemical element)
празник {noun} :: holiday
празник {noun} :: festival
практика {noun} [uncountable] :: practice
прамова {noun} [linguistics] :: protolanguage
прамова {noun} :: parent language, ancestor language
праска {noun} :: iron (tool or appliance for pressing clothes)
праслов'янський {adj} :: Proto-Slavic
прати {v} :: to wash (clothes?)
працівник {noun} :: employee, worker
працівник {noun} :: toiler (hard-working person)
працювати {vi} :: to work (physically or mentally)
працювати {vi} :: to have a job
працювати {vi} :: to function (about machines, mechanisms)
працювати {vt} [dated] :: to manufacture, to produce, to make
праця {noun} :: work, labor
предмет {noun} :: object
предмет {noun} :: subject, topic
предмет {noun} :: (academic) subject
предмет {noun} :: (commercial) article, commodity, item
предок {noun} :: ancestor, forefather
представник {noun} :: representative
президент {noun} :: president
прекрасний {adj} :: very beautiful
прелат {noun} :: prelate (a clergyman of high rank and authority)
прем'єр {noun} [colloquial] :: prime minister, premier
префікс {noun} [linguistics] :: prefix (letters at the beginning of a word)
префікс {noun} :: prepayment
прибуток {noun} :: profit
прибуток {noun} :: gain, return, benefit
прибуток {noun} :: income, receipt
приватний {adj} :: private
привід {noun} :: occasion
привід {noun} :: pretext, pretense
привід {noun} :: cause, reason
привід {noun} :: cloak, cover
привід {noun} :: bringing
привіт {noun} :: greeting
привіт {interj} :: hello (informal)
приводити {v} :: to bring, to lead, to take (a person, on foot)
привозити {v} :: to bring (a thing or person, by vehicle)
приголосний {adj} :: consonant, consonantal
пригорщ {noun} :: cupped hands
пригорщ {noun} [also figurative] :: handful
придане {noun} :: dowry
придане {noun} :: set of things for a newborn
приданий {adj} [archaic] :: given as a dowry
призначення {noun} :: appointment, assignment
призначення {noun} :: purpose, function, role
призначення {noun} :: prescription
приймати {v} :: to accept (a gift, an excuse, etc.)
приймати {v} :: to admit [into service]
приймати {v} :: to adopt (a resolution)
приймати {v} :: to entertain, to receive (guests)
приймати {v} :: to take (food, medicine, a bath, advice, etc.)
прийменник {noun} :: preposition
прийняття {noun} [uncountable] :: adoption, acceptance
прийти {v} :: to arrive, to come [on foot]
приклад {noun} :: (rifle) butt
приклад {noun} :: example
приклад {noun} :: model, example
приклад {noun} [rare] :: expression
прикметник {noun} [grammar] :: adjective (a category of words that modify or describe a noun)
примарний {adj} :: ghostly
приносити {vt} :: to bring (a thing, on foot)
принтер {noun} [computing] :: printer (device that prints images and text on paper)
принцеса {noun} :: princess
принцип {noun} :: principle
припадати {v} :: to fall at something/someone, to get closer to something./smb., to lean on something/someone
припадати {v} :: to suit, to become
припадати {v} :: to be situated geographically
припадати {v} :: to belong
припадати {v} :: to happen, to occur
припадати {v} :: to get covered, to break out
природа {noun} [uncountable] :: nature
присвійний {adj} [grammar] :: possessive
прислівник {noun} [grammar] :: adverb (lexical category)
притулок {noun} :: asylum (place of safety)
прихильник {noun} :: supporter, adherent, advocate
приходити {v} :: to arrive, to come
причина {noun} :: reason
причина {noun} :: cause
причт {noun} :: clergy (of a particular parish), bedsides the priest this can include deacons, cantors, sextons, wardens, etc
пришва {noun} [usually plural] :: boot vamp (the part of a boot covering the foot)
пришви {noun} :: boot vamp (the part of a boot covering the foot)
приятель {noun} :: friend
приятель {noun} :: buddy, pal
прізвище {noun} :: surname
пріоритет {noun} :: priority
про {prep} :: about, concerning
проблема {noun} :: problem
пробувати {v} :: to try, to attempt
проведення {noun} [uncountable] :: realization, conducting, carrying out
провінціальний {adj} :: provincial
програма {noun} :: program
програма {noun} :: programme
програма {noun} :: syllabus
програмний {adj} [relational] :: program
продавати {v} :: to sell (to agree to transfer goods or provide services)
продати {v} :: to sell (to agree to transfer goods or provide services)
продовжити {v} :: to continue
продукт {noun} :: product
продукт {noun} :: produce
продукція {noun} [uncountable] :: production
продукція {noun} [uncountable] :: produce
продукція {noun} [uncountable] :: output
проект {noun} :: project
проект {noun} :: design, draft
проживання {noun} :: living (at some place)
проживання {noun} :: habitation (act or state of inhabiting)
пролетар {noun} :: proletarian
пролетаріат {noun} [uncountable] :: proletariat
пролетарі всіх країн, єднайтеся {phrase} :: workers of the world, unite!
промежина {noun} [anatomy] :: perineum
промінь {noun} :: ray, beam (beam of light or radiation)
пропозиція {noun} :: proposal, suggestion, proposition
просити {v} :: to ask for, to beg for
просити {v} :: to intercede for
просити {v} :: to invite
простий {adj} :: simple, mere
проститутка {noun} :: whore, prostitute
простір {noun} :: space
простір {noun} :: spaciousness
простір {noun} :: scope
простір {noun} :: expanse
простір {noun} :: area
простір {noun} :: elbowroom
просьба {noun} :: request
протест {noun} :: protest, protestation
протест {noun} :: objection (legal)
професор {noun} :: professor
процедура {noun} :: procedure
прочитати {v} :: to read
прямий {adj} :: right, direct, straight
психологія {noun} [uncountable] :: psychology
птах {noun} :: bird
пташка {noun} :: bird, birdie
птиця {noun} :: bird
птиця {noun} [uncountable] :: poultry
публікація {noun} :: publication
пугач {noun} :: eagle owl
пугач {noun} :: pop gun
пуголовок {noun} :: tadpole
пункт {noun} :: point
пункт {noun} :: spot
пункт {noun} :: station, post
пункт {noun} :: article, clause
пуп {noun} [anatomy] :: belly button, navel, umbilicus
пустеля {noun} :: desert, wilderness
пустеля {noun} [figuratively, colloquial] :: unpopulated area
пустий {adj} :: empty
пустий {adj} :: hollow
пустиня {noun} :: desert
путь {noun} :: way, road
путь {noun} :: path [of movement]
путь {noun} [usually plural, railroad] :: rail, track
путь {noun} [figurative] :: access, means
путь {noun} :: way, direction
путь {noun} :: travel
путь {noun} [archaic] :: favorable circumstances
пшениця {noun} :: wheat
пшоно {noun} :: millet
пюпітр {noun} :: music stand
пюпітр {noun} :: bookstand (stand for holding books)
пюре {noun} :: purée
п'ядун {noun} :: measuring worm
п'ядун {noun} :: geometrid moth
п'яний {adj} :: intoxicated, drunk
п'ята {noun} :: heel
п'ятдесят {num} :: fifty (50)
п'ятдесят вісім {num} :: fifty-eight (58)
п'ятдесят два {num} :: fifty-two (52)
п'ятдесят дев'ять {num} :: fifty-nine (59)
п'ятдесятий {adj} :: fiftieth
п'ятдесят один {num} :: fifty-one (51)
п'ятдесят п'ять {num} :: fifty-five (55)
п'ятдесят сім {num} :: fifty-seven (57)
п'ятдесят три {num} :: fifty-three (53)
п'ятдесят чотири {num} :: fifty-four (54)
п'ятдесят шість {num} :: fifty-six (56)
п'ятеро {determiner} :: [collective number] five
п'ятий {adj} :: fifth
п'ятнадцятий {adj} :: fifteenth
п'ятнадцять {num} :: fifteen (15)
п'ятниця {noun} :: Friday
п'ятсот {num} :: five hundred
п'ять {num} :: five (5)