Dictionary phrases starting with 'p':

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• plur. half month
• plur. hall
• plur. hard sandstone
• plur. hawk
• plur. he of the Sudan
• plur. he who belongs to something
• plur. he who comes forth
• plur. he who enters
• plur. he who goes up
• plur. he who is lying down asleep or dead
• plur. he who is on
• plur. he who is on his belly
• plur. he who is there
• plur. heap of grain
• plur. hearer
• plur. heart
• plur. heat
• plur. herb
• plur. hide
• plur. high land
• plur. hippopotamus
• plur. holding
• plur. hole
• plur. hole in the ground
• plur. hollow of the hand
• plur. honorable lady
• plur. horse
• plur. hostile country
• plur. house
• plur. house of the god
• plur. humor
• plur. hunter
• plur. hymn of praise
• plur. ibex
• plur. image
• plur. inscribed
• plur. irresistible
• plur. irrigated land
• plur. jackal-lake in the Tuat
• plur. jar
• plur. journey
• plur. king of the South and North
• plur. king of Upper Egypt
• plur. king's confidential noble
• plur. king's mother
• plur. king's wife
• plur. knife
• plur. knot
• plur. lady
• plur. lake
• plur. lamp
• plur. land
• plur. leader
• plur. leech tadpole
• plur. libation
• plur. libation basin
• plur. lie
• plur. likeness
• plur. lion with a fierce eye that fascinates
• plur. little girl
• plur. lock of hair
• plur. locust
• plur. lord of law
• plur. lotus
• plur. louse
• plur. love
• plur. loyal
• plur. majesty
• plur. male
• plur. man
• plur. mast of a ship
• plur. matter
• plur. misery
• plur. modeler
• plur. mouth
• plur. naked
• plur. navel string
• plur. negress
• plur. New Year's Day
• plur. night
• plur. nobleman
• plur. nome
• plur. not
• plur. of
• plur. office
• plur. officer
• plur. oil of the finest quality
• plur. old writings
• plur. one thousand
• plur. one to whom grace and favor have been shown [by Osiris]
• plur. open space
• plur. orchard
• plur. ordinance
• plur. outcry
• plur. palm of the hand
• plur. palm of the hand as a measure
• plur. pan of scales
• plur. part of a chariot
• plur. part of a door
• plur. peristyle of a court