German–English: P
515 entries
- paar pronoun a few, a couple of
- Paarung noun mating; pairing
- Pächter noun tenant farmer
- Päckchen noun small parcel
- packen verb to pack
- packend adjective gripping, thrilling
- Packung noun package, pack
- Pädagogik noun pedagogy
- pädagogisch adjective educational
- paddeln verb to paddle
- Pädiater noun paediatrician
- Paellapfanne noun paella pan
- paffen verb to puff (on a pipe or cigarette; colloquial)
- Paket noun package, parcel
- Paketbote noun parcel courier
- Paketpost noun parcel post
- Pakt noun pact
- Palast noun palace
- Palette noun palette; pallet; range
- Palme noun palm tree
- Pampa noun pampas
- Pandemie noun pandemic
- Panik noun panic
- panisch adjective panicked, panic-stricken
- Panne noun breakdown, mishap
- Pantoffel noun slipper
- Pantomime noun mime
- Panzer noun tank (military vehicle); armor, shell (of an animal)
- panzerartig adjective armour-like
- Panzerglas noun bulletproof glass
- Papa noun dad
- Papagei noun parrot
- Papier noun paper
- Papierkorb noun wastebasket, waste bin
- Papiertaschentuch noun tissue
- Papiertüte noun paper bag
- Pappe noun cardboard
- Pappel noun poplar
- Paprika noun pepper (vegetable)
- Papst noun pope
- Parade noun parade
- Paradox noun paradox
- parallel adjective parallel
- Parallele noun parallel (comparison, line)
- Parameter noun parameter
- Paranoia noun paranoia
- Parasit noun parasite
- parat adjective ready, on hand, at the ready
- Pardon noun pardon, excuse me (interjection)
- Parfüm noun perfume
- Park noun park
- parken verb to park
- Parkett noun parquet; stalls (theatre)
- Parkhaus noun multi-storey car park
- Parkplatz noun parking space, car park
- Parkuhr noun parking meter
- Parlament noun parliament
- parlamentarisch adjective parliamentary
- Parlamentswahl noun parliamentary election
- parodieren verb to parody
- Parole noun slogan, password
- Part noun part, role (in a performance or task)
- Partei noun political party; side (in a dispute)
- Parteichef noun party leader
- parteiisch adjective biased, partisan
- Parteitag noun party conference
- Partie noun game, match (of chess, cards)
- Partikel noun particle
- Partitur noun musical score
- Partizip noun participle
- Partizipation noun participation
- Partner noun partner
- Partnerin noun partner (female)
- Partnerschaft noun partnership
- partout adverb absolutely, by all means, stubbornly (colloquial)
- Party noun party
- Pass noun passport; mountain pass
- Passage noun passage
- Passagier noun passenger
- Passant noun passer-by
- Passbild noun passport photo
- passen verb to fit, to suit
- passend adjective suitable, fitting
- Passfoto noun passport photo
- passieren verb to happen
- passiv adjective passive
- Passwort noun password
- Pastell noun pastel
- Pastete noun pâté, pie
- Pastinake noun parsnip
- Pastor noun pastor
- Patchwork noun patchwork
- Pate noun godfather
- Patenkind noun godchild
- Patent noun patent
- Pater noun Father (Catholic priest, title)
- Pathologie noun pathology
- Pathos noun pathos
- Patient noun patient
- Patientenverfügung noun living will
- Patriarchat noun patriarchy
- Patriotismus noun patriotism
- Patrone noun cartridge
- patrouillieren verb to patrol
- pauken verb to cram, to study hard (colloquial)
- pauschal adjective flat-rate, blanket
- Pauschalreise noun package holiday
- Pause noun break, pause
- Pausenbrot noun snack sandwich (school)
- Pausenhof noun playground
- pausieren verb to take a break
- Pech noun bad luck
- Pedal noun pedal
- Pein noun pain, agony, torment
- peinlich adjective embarrassing
- Pelikan noun pelican
- Pelle noun skin, peel (colloquial, e.g. of a sausage or potato)
- pellen verb to peel
- Pelz noun fur
- Pelzboa noun fur boa, scarf
- Pelzhut noun fur hat
- Pelzmuff noun fur muff
- Pendel noun pendulum
- pendeln verb to commute; to swing
- Penis noun penis
- Pension noun guesthouse; pension
- per preposition by, via (means of transport or communication)
- perfekt adjective perfect
- Perfektion noun perfection
- Pergament noun parchment
- Periode noun period
- Peripherie noun periphery
- Perle noun pearl
- permanent adjective permanent
- Perser noun Persian (man)
- Person noun person
- Personal noun staff, personnel
- Personalausweis noun ID card
- Personalie noun personnel matter
- persönlich adjective personal, personally
- Persönlichkeit noun personality
- Perspektive noun perspective
- Perücke noun wig
- Pest noun plague
- Petersilie noun parsley
- Petition noun petition
- Pfad noun path, trail
- Pfahl noun post
- Pfand noun deposit
- Pfandflasche noun deposit bottle
- Pfändung noun seizure
- Pfanne noun frying pan
- Pfannenwender noun spatula
- Pfannkuchen noun pancake
- Pfarrer noun pastor, parish priest
- Pfau noun peacock
- Pfeffer noun pepper (spice)
- Pfefferminztee noun peppermint tea
- Pfeffermühle noun pepper mill
- Pfeife noun whistle, pipe
- pfeifen verb to whistle
- Pfeil noun arrow
- Pfeiler noun pillar, pier, column
- pfeilschnell adjective arrow-fast, lightning-quick
- Pfennig noun pfennig
- Pferd noun horse
- Pferdeschwanz noun ponytail
- Pferdestall noun stable
- Pfiff noun whistle (sound)
- pfiffig adjective smart, cunning
- Pfingsten noun Pentecost, Whitsun
- Pfirsich noun peach
- Pflanze noun plant
- pflanzen verb to plant
- Pflanzenöl noun vegetable oil
- Pflanzenschutz noun plant protection
- Pflaster noun plaster; pavement
- Pflasterstein noun paving stone
- Pflastersteine noun paving stones
- Pflaume noun plum
- Pflaumenkuchen noun plum cake
- Pflege noun care, nursing
- pflegebedürftig adjective in need of care
- pflegeleicht adjective easy-care
- pflegen verb to care for, to nurse, to maintain
- Pfleger noun nurse, carer
- Pflegeversicherung noun long-term care insurance
- Pflicht noun duty, obligation
- pflichtbewusst adjective conscientious
- Pflichtteil noun compulsory share (inheritance)
- Pflock noun peg
- pflücken verb to pick (flowers, fruit)
- Pflug noun plough
- pflügen verb to plough
- Pforte noun gate
- Pförtner noun doorman
- Pfote noun paw
- Pfund noun pound (weight or currency)
- Pfütze noun puddle
- Phänomen noun phenomenon
- Phantasie noun imagination (variant of Fantasie)
- phantastisch adjective fantastic
- Phase noun phase, stage
- Philharmonie noun philharmonic hall
- Philologie noun philology
- Philosoph noun philosopher
- Philosophie noun philosophy
- philosophisch adjective philosophical
- Phishing noun phishing
- Phönix noun phoenix (mythical bird)
- Photosynthese noun photosynthesis
- Photovoltaik noun photovoltaics
- Phrase noun phrase
- Physik noun physics
- physikalisch adjective physical (relating to physics)
- Physiker noun physicist
- Physiologie noun physiology
- Physiotherapeut noun physiotherapist
- physisch adjective physical
- Pianist noun pianist
- Pickel noun pimple
- picken verb to peck
- Picknick noun picnic
- Picknickdecke noun picnic blanket
- piepen verb to beep, to chirp
- Pier noun pier
- pikieren verb sich pikiert fühlen: to feel offended, piqued
- pikiert adjective piqued, offended
- Pilaster noun pilaster
- Pilger noun pilgrim
- Pille noun pill
- Pilot noun pilot
- Pilz noun mushroom
- Pilzsuppe noun mushroom soup
- pingelig adjective fussy
- Pinguin noun penguin
- pink adjective pink (bright, hot pink)
- Pinsel noun brush (paint)
- Pinselstrich noun brushstroke
- Pinzette noun tweezers
- Pionier noun pioneer
- Pirat noun pirate
- Pirol noun oriole
- Pisse noun piss
- pissen verb to piss, to pee
- Piste noun slope, runway
- Pistole noun pistol, handgun
- Pixel noun pixel
- Pizza noun pizza
- plagen verb to plague, to trouble
- Plakat noun poster
- Plan noun plan
- planen verb to plan
- Planer noun planner
- Planet noun planet
- Planetarium noun planetarium
- planmäßig adjective according to plan
- planschen verb to splash about
- Planung noun planning
- plappern verb to chatter, to babble
- Plasma noun plasma
- Plastik noun plastic (the material)
- Plastikmüll noun plastic waste
- Plastiktüte noun plastic bag
- plastisch adjective vivid; plastic (malleable)
- plätschern verb to splash, to babble (of water)
- platt adjective flat, flattened
- Platte noun plate, slab, panel (flat piece)
- Plattenspieler noun record player
- Plattentektonik noun plate tectonics
- Plattform noun platform
- Platz noun place, seat, space
- Plätzchen noun cookie, biscuit
- platzen verb to burst, to pop
- platzieren verb to place, to position
- Platzierung noun placement, ranking
- Platzregen noun downpour
- Plauderei noun chat
- plaudern verb to chat
- pleite adjective broke, bankrupt
- Plombe noun filling, seal
- plötzlich adjective, adverb sudden, suddenly
- plump adjective clumsy, awkward, crude
- plündern verb to loot
- Plural noun plural
- plus conjunction plus
- Plüsch noun plush
- Plusquamperfekt noun past perfect
- Plutokratie noun plutocracy
- pochen verb to knock; to throb
- Podest noun pedestal, platform
- Podium noun podium
- Podiumsdiskussion noun panel discussion
- Pokal noun trophy, cup (as an award)
- Pökelfleisch noun salted meat
- Poker noun poker
- polieren verb to polish
- Politik noun politics; policy
- Politiker noun politician
- Politikerin noun politician (female)
- politisch adjective political
- Polizei noun police
- Polizeiauto noun police car
- Polizeibeamte noun police officer
- Polizeigewalt noun police violence
- polizeilich adjective police, by the police
- Polizeirevier noun police station
- Polizeiwache noun police station
- Polizist noun police officer
- polnisch adjective Polish
- polstern verb to upholster, to pad
- Pomade noun pomade
- Poncho noun poncho
- Pony noun pony
- Pool noun swimming pool
- Popmusik noun pop music
- populär adjective popular
- Popularität noun popularity
- Populismus noun populism
- Porno noun porn, pornographic film (colloquial)
- Portemonnaie noun wallet, purse
- Portikus noun portico
- Portion noun portion
- Porträt noun portrait
- Porzellan noun porcelain
- Posaune noun trombone
- posieren verb to pose
- Position noun position
- positiv adjective positive
- Post noun mail, post
- Postamt noun post office
- Postbote noun postman
- posten verb to post (on social media)
- Poster noun poster
- Postfach noun PO box
- Postkarte noun postcard
- Postleitzahl noun postcode
- potentiell adjective potential
- Potenz noun power (maths); potency
- Potenzial noun potential
- potenziell adjective potential
- Pracht noun splendour
- prächtig adjective splendid
- Prädikat noun predicate; rating
- prägen verb to shape, to mint
- prahlen verb to boast
- Praktikant noun intern
- Praktikum noun internship
- praktisch adjective practical
- praktizieren verb to practice (a profession or religion)
- prall adjective plump, full, blazing
- prallen verb to collide, to crash into, to bounce off
- Prämie noun bonus, premium
- Präparat noun preparation, medication
- Präposition noun preposition
- Präsens noun present tense
- präsent adjective present, in mind
- Präsentation noun presentation
- präsentieren verb to present
- Präsenz noun presence
- Präsident noun president
- Präsidentin noun president (female)
- Präsidentschaft noun presidency
- Präsidentschaftswahl noun presidential election
- prasseln verb to patter, to crackle
- Präteritum noun simple past
- Prävention noun prevention
- Praxis noun practice, practical application (as opposed to theory)
- präzise adjective precise
- Präzision noun precision
- predigen verb to preach
- Predigt noun sermon
- Preis noun price
- Preiselbeere noun cranberry
- preisgünstig adjective inexpensive, good value
- Preisschild noun price tag
- preiswert adjective good value, inexpensive
- Prellung noun bruise, contusion
- Premier noun prime minister (informal)
- Premierminister noun prime minister
- Presse noun the press
- Presseausweis noun press pass
- Pressekonferenz noun press conference
- Pressemitteilung noun press release
- pressen verb to press, to squeeze
- Presslufthammer noun jackhammer
- prickeln verb to tingle, to fizz
- Priester noun priest
- prima adjective great, terrific (colloquial, indeclinable)
- primär adjective primary
- Prinz noun prince
- Prinzessin noun princess
- Prinzip noun principle
- prinzipiell adjective in principle, fundamental
- Priorität noun priority
- privat adjective private
- Privatisierung noun privatisation
- Privatleben noun private life
- Privileg noun privilege
- pro preposition per
- Probe noun rehearsal; sample, test
- Probezeit noun probation period
- probieren verb to try (out), to taste
- Problem noun problem
- Problematik noun problem, issues involved
- problematisch adjective problematic
- problemlos adjective trouble-free, without problems
- Produkt noun product
- Produktion noun production
- produktiv adjective productive
- Produktivität noun productivity
- Produzent noun producer
- produzieren verb to produce
- Professionalität noun professionalism
- professionell adjective professional
- Professor noun professor
- Professorin noun professor (female)
- Professur noun professorship
- Profi noun professional, pro
- Profit noun profit
- profitieren verb to benefit
- Prognose noun forecast, prognosis
- Programm noun program, schedule; software application
- Programmheft noun programme (booklet)
- programmieren verb to program, to code
- Programmierer noun programmer
- Programmierung noun programming
- Progression noun progression
- progressiv adjective progressive
- Projekt noun project
- Projektion noun projection
- Projektmanagement noun project management
- Promenade noun promenade
- prominent adjective prominent
- Promotion noun doctorate; promotion
- prompt adjective prompt, immediate
- Pronomen noun pronoun
- Propaganda noun propaganda
- Prophet noun prophet
- Prophezeiung noun prophecy
- proportional adjective proportional
- Prosa noun prose
- Prospekt noun brochure
- Prostitution noun prostitution
- Protein noun protein
- Protest noun protest
- protestieren verb to protest
- Protokoll noun minutes, record; protocol
- Proton noun proton
- protzen verb to show off
- protzig adjective showy, flashy, ostentatious
- Provinz noun province
- Provision noun commission
- Provokation noun provocation
- provozieren verb to provoke
- Prozent noun percent
- Prozentpunkt noun percentage point
- Prozentsatz noun percentage
- Prozess noun process; trial (legal)
- Prozession noun procession
- Prozessor noun processor
- prüfen verb to test, to examine, to check
- Prüfung noun exam, test
- Prüfungsamt noun examinations office
- Prüfungsangst noun exam nerves
- prusten verb to snort, to splutter
- Psychiater noun psychiatrist
- Psychiatrie noun psychiatry
- psychisch adjective psychological, mental
- Psychologe noun psychologist
- Psychologie noun psychology
- Psychologin noun psychologist (female)
- psychologisch adjective psychological
- Psychotherapie noun psychotherapy
- Pub noun pub (bar, especially British-style)
- pubertär adjective adolescent, puerile
- Pubertät noun puberty
- Publikation noun publication
- Publikum noun audience
- publizieren verb to publish
- Pudding noun pudding
- Pudelmütze noun pom-pom hat, beanie
- pudern verb to powder
- Puderzucker noun icing sugar
- Puffer noun buffer
- Pulli noun jumper
- Pullover noun sweater, pullover
- Puls noun pulse
- Pulswärmer noun wrist warmer
- Pulver noun powder
- Pumpe noun pump
- pumpen verb to pump
- Punk noun punk
- Punkt noun point, dot; full stop
- punkten verb to score points
- pünktlich adjective punctual, on time
- Pünktlichkeit noun punctuality
- Punktzahl noun score
- Punsch noun punch
- Pupille noun pupil (eye)
- Puppe noun doll, puppet
- pur adjective pure, neat, undiluted
- purpurn adjective purple, crimson (literary)
- purpurrot adjective crimson, purple-red
- Purzelbaum noun a somersault
- Pute noun turkey hen
- Putsch noun coup
- Putz noun plaster
- putzen verb to clean
- Putzfrau noun cleaner
- putzig adjective cute
- putzmunter adjective full of beans, lively and healthy (colloquial)
- Puzzle noun jigsaw puzzle
- Pyjama noun pyjamas, pajamas
- Pyramide noun pyramid