pƒgan, pƒŒgan, n. A male attendant, companion, page.
          E. and F. page, It. paggio.

     pƒši. n. Moss.
          E. moss,Pror, E. mes, G. mies, L. muscus, W. mwswg.

     pƒrppu, pƒrppƒ, pƒppƒ, n. Young of birds, babe.
          E. babe, baby, W., Ir., and Gael. baban, Gael, and Ir. bab.

     pƒr, pƒrai, n. A metal bar, crowbar.
          E. bar, F. barre, Pr., Sp., Port., and It. barra,W. and Amor.
          bar (a rail, a bar).

     pƒr, obstacle.
          E. derivatives: bar, barring, barrier, barricade, barrage,
          debar, embarrass, bar-at-law, barrister, etc.

     pƒrai, n. A kind of fish.
          E. parr, par (young salmoŒ.

     pƒvu, v.t. To pave.
          E. pave, F. paver, LL. pavere, paviare. L. pario (to pave).

     pišai, v.t. To work with the fingers in kneading.
          Z. pish, L. piso, pinso, Gk. pisso, ptisso.

     pi——u, adj. Small.
          E. pelly, F. petet.

     piduŒgu¹, v.i. To breach, as a tank; to burst, as a cork, to
     explode.
          L. frango, Gk. (f)regnymi, Gael. bragh, S. brecam, E.
          break, D. breken, Dan.
          broekke, G. brechen, Goth. brikan, Ice. braka.

     piduŒgu², v. t. To pluck.
          AS. pluccian, ME. plukken, E. pluck, D. plukken, Ice.
          plokka, plukka, Dan. plukke,
          Sw. plocka, G. pflucken, It. piluccare.

     pidaŠŠu, pinƒŠŠu, v.i. To prate, as a lunatic or a delirious
     patient.
          E. parate. LG. paraten, Dan. prate, D. praaten. Ice. prate.

     piri, v.i. To separate, divide.
          E. part, depart.