Word Study - P  (463)


pacified
(participle passive)

[ made quiet ]

pacifieth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

pacify
(verb transitive)

[ to make quiet ]

paid
(participle passive)

pain
(noun)

pained
(participle passive)

painful
(adjective)

painfulness
(noun)

[ toil ]
[ labor ]

pains
(plural noun)

paint
(verb transitive)

painted
(participle passive)

paintedst
(verb present tense second-person singular)

pair
(noun)

palace
(noun)

palaces
(plural noun)

pale
(adjective)

paleness
(noun)

palsy
(noun)

[ paralysis ]

pangs
(plural noun)

[ sharp pains ]

panic
(noun)

pant
(verb intransitive)

panted
(participle passive)

paper
(noun)

paps
(plural noun)

[ nipples ]
[ breasts ]

parable
(adjective)

[ similitude ]
[ an applying of some thing to our matter ]
[ fitly alleged ]
[ for some likeness which it hath to our purpose ]

parables
(plural noun)

paradise
(noun)

[ place of pleasure ]

paramours
(plural noun)

[ an amorous lover ]
[ a mistress ]
[ concubine ]
[ illicit lover ]

parcel
(noun)

parchments
(plural noun)

pardon
(verb transitive)

pardoned
(participle passive)

pardoneth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

partial
(adjective)

partiality
(noun)

particular
(noun)

particularly
(adverb)

partition
(noun)

[ devision ]

partner
(noun)

pass
(verb intransitive)

passage
(noun)

passages
(plural noun)

passed
(participle passive)

passengers
(plural noun)

passover
(noun)

[ one of the Jew's feasts ]
[ in remembrance of GOD'S passing over them when he slew so many of the Egyptians ]

passes
(verb)

passest
(verb present tense second-person singular)

passeth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

passing
(participle present tense)

passion
(noun)

[ suffering ]
[ grief ]

passions
(plural noun)

passover
(noun)

passovers
(plural noun)

past
(participle passive)

pasture
(noun)

pate
(noun)

[ the crown of the head ]

path
(noun)

paths
(plural noun)

pathway
(noun)

patience
(noun)

patient
(adjective)

patiently
(adverb)

patriarch
(noun)

[ chief father ]

patrimony
(noun)

[ an inheritance from one's father ]
[ fathers ]
[ gift or goods left by a father ]

pattern
(noun)

patterns
(plural noun)

pavilion
(noun)

[ tent ]

pay
(verb transitive)

payed
(participle passive)

payeth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

peace
(noun)

peaceable
(adjective)

peaceably
(adverb)

peaceful
(adjective)

peacemakers
(plural noun)

peals
(plural noun)

peculiar
(adjective)

[ singular ]
[ particular ]
[ belonging exclusively to a person ]
[ proper ]
[ specially belonging ]

pedigrees
(plural noun)

pen
(noun)

Pentecost
(noun)

[ fiftieth day after passover ]

penury
(noun)

[ to be destitute ]
[ to be in poverty ]
[ want or extreme need ]

peradventure
(adverb)

[ perhaps ]
[ possibly ]

perceive
(verb transitive)

perceived
(participle passive)

perceivest
(verb present tense second-person singular)

perceiveth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

perceiving
(participle present tense)

perdition
(noun)

[ damnation ]
[ destruction ]
[ loss ]

perform
(verb transitive)

performance
(noun)

performed
(participle passive)

performing
(participle present tense)

perfume
(noun)

perfumed
(participle passive)

perfumer
(noun)

perfumers
(plural noun)

perfumers'
(noun)

perfumes
(plural noun)

perhaps
(plural noun)

peril
(noun)

perilous
(adjective)

[ dangerous ]

perils
(plural noun)

perjure
(verb transitive)

perjured
(participle passive)

permission
(noun)

[ sufferance ]
[ leave ]

permitted
(participle passive)

[ suffered ]
[ gave leave ]

permitteth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

permitting
(participle present tense)

pernicious
(adjective)

[ destructive ]
[ hurtful ]
[ wicked ]
[ dangerous ]

perpetual
(adjective)

perpetually
(adverb)

perplexed
(participle passive)

perplexity
(noun)

[ troublesome ]
[ grief ]
[ distress ]
[ doubtfulness ]

persecute
(verb transitive)

[ trouble ]
[ afflict ]
[ pursue after ]

persecuted
(participle passive)

persecutest
(verb present tense second-person singular)

persecution
(noun)

persecutions
(plural noun)

persecutor
(noun)

persecutors
(plural noun)

perseverance
(noun)

person
(noun)

persons
(plural noun)

persuade
(verb transitive)

persuaded
(participle passive)

persuadest
(verb present tense second-person singular)

persuadeth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

persuading
(participle present tense)

persusion
(noun)

pertain
(verb intransitive)

pertained
(participle passive)

pertaineth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

pertaining
(participle present tense)

perverse
(adjective)

[ froward ]
[ mischeivous ]

perversely
(adverb)

perverseness
(noun)

pervert
(verb transitive)

[ overthrow ]
[ turn upside down ]

perverted
(participle passive)

perverteth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

perverting
(participle present tense)

pestilence
(noun)

pestilent
(adjective)

pestle
(noun)

phylacteries
(plural noun)

[ scrolls of parchment whereon was written the ten commandements ]

pictures
(plural noun)

piece
(noun)

pieces
(plural noun)

pierce
(verb transitive)

pierced
(participle passive)

pierceth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

piercing
(participle present tense)

piercings
(plural noun)

piety
(noun)

[ godliness ]
[ holiness ]

pilgrimage
(noun)

pilgrims
(plural noun)

pillar
(noun)

pillars
(plural noun)

pilled
(participle passive)

[ to be peeled ]

pilot
(noun)

[ master ]
[ guider of a ship ]

pining
(participle present tense)

pinnacle
(noun)

pit
(verb transitive)

pitched
(participle passive)

pitied
(participle passive)

pitieth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

pitiful
(adjective)

pity
(noun)

plague
(noun)

plagues
(plural noun)

plain
(adjective)

plainly
(adverb)

plainness
(noun)

plains
(plural noun)

plaiting
(participle present tense)

[ to braid ]
[ fold together ]
[ weave ]

plan
(noun)

planes
(plural noun)

planet
(noun)

[ wandering star ]

plans
(plural noun)

plaster
(noun)

plat
(verb transitive)

[ plot of ground ]

platform
(noun)

platted
(participle passive)

[ to be braided ]
[ to be weaved ]

play
(verb intransitive)

played
(participle passive)

playedst
(verb present tense second-person singular)

player
(noun)

players
(plural noun)

playeth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

playing
(participle present tense)

plead
(verb intransitive)

pleadeth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

pleadings
(plural noun)

pleasant
(adjective)

pleasantly
(adverb)

pleasantness
(noun)

please
(verb transitive)

pleased
(participle passive)

pleaseth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

pleasing
(participle present tense)

pleasure
(noun)

plenteous
(adjective)

plenteousness
(noun)

plentiful
(adjective)

plentifully
(adverb)

plenty
(adjective)

plot
(noun)

plots
(plural noun)

plotted
(participle passive)

plotteth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

pluck
(verb transitive)

plummet
(noun)

point
(noun)

pointed
(participle passive)

points
(plural noun)

polish
(adjective)

[ to deck ]
[ to make fair ]
[ smooth ]
[ sleek ]
[ shining ]

polished
(participle passive)

polishing
(participle present tense)

poll
(noun)

[ to count individually ]

polled
(participle passive)

[ cut hair ]

policy
(noun)

[ a witty shift ]

polls
(plural noun)

pollute
(verb transitive)

[ defile ]
[ distain ]
[ make filthy ]

polluted
(participle passive)

polluting
(participle present tense)

pollution
(noun)

pollutions
(plural noun)

pommels
(plural noun)

[ a knob ]
[ ornamental ball ]

pomp
(noun)

[ the countenance of things in furniture ]
[ setting forth to the outward show ]

ponder
(verb transitive)

pondered
(participle passive)

pondereth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

pool
(noun)

pools
(plural noun)

poor
(adjective)

poorer
(adjective)

poorest
(verb present tense second-person singular)

populous
(adjective)

[ full of people ]

port
(noun)

[ gate ]
[ entry ]

porter
(noun)

porters
(plural noun)

portion
(noun)

portions
(plural noun)

portray
(verb transitive)

portrayed
(participle passive)

possess
(verb transitive)

possessed
(participle passive)

possessing
(participle present tense)

possession
(noun)

possessions
(plural noun)

possessors
(plural noun)

post
(adjective)

[ messenger carrying letters ]

posterity
(noun)

[ they that come after by birth ]
[ the age after us ]

posts
(plural noun)

potentate
(noun)

[ a sovereign ]
[ king ]
[ supreme ruler ]

potsherd
(noun)

[ piece of broken pottery ]

pottage
(noun)

[ stew ]
[ thick soup ]

pound
(noun)

[ a weight of silver ]

pour
(verb transitive)

poured
(participle passive)

pouredst
(verb present tense second-person singular)

poureth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

pouring
(participle present tense)

poverty
(noun)

practice
(noun)

practiced
(participle passive)

practices
(plural noun)

prating
(participle present tense)

[ foolish ]
[ boastful ]
[ vain talk ]

pray
(verb intransitive)

prayed
(participle passive)

prayer
(noun)

prayers
(plural noun)

prayest
(verb present tense second-person singular)

prayeth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

praying
(participle present tense)

preach
(verb intransitive)

preacher
(noun)

preaching
(participle present tense)

precept
(noun)

[ a rule given ]
[ an admonition ]
[ a commandement ]

precepts
(plural noun)

precious
(adjective)

predestinate
(adjective)

[ to appoint before ]

predestinated
(participle passive)

preeminence
(noun)

prefer
(verb transitive)

prefered
(participle passive)

preferring
(participle present tense)

premeditate
(noun)

premeditation
(noun)

[ thinking of a matter beforehand ]

preparation
(noun)

prepare
(verb transitive)

prepared
(participle passive)

preparedst
(verb present tense second-person singular)

preparest
(verb present tense second-person singular)

prepareth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

preparing
(participle present tense)

presbytery
(noun)

[ assembly of elders ]
[ eldership ]

prescribed
(participle passive)

prescribing
(participle present tense)

presence
(noun)

present
(adjective)

presented
(participle passive)

presently
(adverb)

[ immediately ]

presents
(plural noun)

preserve
(verb transitive)

preserved
(participle passive)

preservest
(verb present tense second-person singular)

preserveth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

press
(verb transitive)

[ crowd of people ]

pressed
(participle passive)

presses
(plural noun)

presseth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

presume
(verb transitive)

presumptuous
(adjective)

pretence
(noun)

pretend
(noun)

pretended
(participle passive)

pretendest
(verb present tense second-person singular)

pretense
(noun)

prevail
(verb intransitive)

prevailed
(participle passive)

prevailest
(verb present tense second-person singular)

prevent
(verb transitive)

[ to go before ]
[ to preceed ]

prevented
(participle passive)

previously
(adverb)

prey
(noun)

[ booty ]
[ spoil ]

price
(noun)

prices
(plural noun)

pricked
(participle passive)

pricks
(plural noun)

[ goads for driving cattle ]

pride
(noun)

prince
(noun)

princes
(plural noun)

prince's
(noun)

princess
(noun)

princesses
(plural noun)

principal
(adjective)

principalities
(plural noun)

principality
(noun)

principles
(plural noun)

print
(verb transitive)

private
(adjective)

privately
(adverb)

privily
(adverb)

[ secretly ]
[ privately ]

privy
(adjective)

[ to have knowledge of ]

prize
(participle passive)

prized
(participle passive)

proceed
(participle passive)

[ go forth ]
[ go forward ]

proceeded
(participle passive)

proceedeth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

proceeding
(participle present tense)

process
(noun)

proclaim
(verb transitive)

proclaimed
(participle passive)

proclaimeth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

proclaiming
(participle present tense)

proclamation
(noun)

procure
(verb transitive)

procured
(participle passive)

procureth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

profane
(adjective)

[ common ]
[ unholy ]
[ to dishonor ]
[ ungodly ]
[ not consecrated ]
[ unhallowing that which was holy ]

profaned
(participle passive)

profaneness
(noun)

profaning
(participle present tense)

profess
(verb transitive)

professed
(participle passive)

professing
(participle present tense)

profession
(noun)

profit
(noun)

profitable
(adjective)

profited
(participle passive)

profiteth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

profiting
(participle present tense)

profligacy
(noun)

profound
(adjective)

[ deep ]
[ high ]

progenitors
(plural noun)

[ ancestors ]
[ forefathers ]

prognosticators
(plural noun)

[ one who predicts ]
[ one who forecasts ]
[ one who foretells ]

projecting
(participle present tense)

[ plotting ]
[ wise contriving of any thing ]
[ casting forth ]

prolong
(verb transitive)

[ stretch out ]
[ defer ]

prolonged
(participle passive)

promise
(noun)

promised
(participle passive)

promisedst
(verb present tense second-person singular)

promises
(plural noun)

promote
(verb transitive)

[ to honor or advance to greater dignity ]
[ to honor or advance to higher place ]

promoted
(participle passive)

promotion
(noun)

pronounced
(participle passive)

proof
(noun)

proofs
(plural noun)

proper
(adjective)

property
(noun)

prophecies
(plural noun)

prophecy
(noun)

[ foretell ]
[ expound ]

prophesied
(participle passive)

prophesieth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

prophesy
(verb transitive)

prophesying
(participle present tense)

prophesyings
(plural noun)

prophet
(noun)

[ he that prophecieth ]

prophetess
(noun)

prophets
(plural noun)

prophet's
(noun)

propitiation
(noun)

[ a sacrifice to appease GOD'S displeasure ]

proportion
(noun)

[ equalness ]
[ measure ]

proselyte
(noun)

[ stranger converted to our religion or manners ]
[ convert to Judaism ]

proselytes
(noun)

prospect
(noun)

[ a sight a far off ]

prosper
(verb transitive)

prospered
(participle passive)

prospereth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

prospering
(participle present tense)

prosperity
(noun)

prosperous
(adjective)

prosperously
(adverb)

protection
(noun)

[ to defend ]
[ to save ]
[ to cover ]

protest
(verb intransitive)

[ to affirm ]
[ declare openly ]

protested
(participle passive)

protesting
(participle present tense)

proud
(adjective)

proudly
(adverb)

prove
(noun)

[ to test ]
[ to try ]

proved
(verb transitive)

provender
(noun)

[ animal feed ]

proverb
(noun)

proverbs
(plural noun)

provide
(verb transitive)

provided
(participle passive)

providence
(noun)

provideth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

providing
(participle present tense)

proving
(participle present tense)

provision
(noun)

provisions
(plural noun)

prudence
(noun)

[ wisdom ]
[ wittiness ]

prudent
(adjective)

prudently
(adverb)

psalm
(noun)

psalms
(plural noun)

psaltery
(noun)

[ a type of harp ]
[ stringed instrument ]

publican
(noun)

[ a tax collector ]
[ a farmer ]
[ common man of a city ]

publish
(verb transitive)

published
(participle passive)

publisheth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

puffed
(participle passive)

puffeth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

pulse
(noun)

[ grain ]
[ seed ]
[ beans used as food ]

punish
(verb transitive)

punished
(participle passive)

punishment
(noun)

purchase
(verb transitive)

purchased
(participle passive)

purge
(verb transitive)

purged
(participle passive)

purgeth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

purging
(participle present tense)

purloining
(participle present tense)

[ stealing ]
[ theft ]

pursue
(verb transitive)

pursued
(participle passive)

pursueth
(verb indicative present tense third-person singular)

pursuing
(participle present tense)

purtenance
(noun)

[ the intestines of an animal ]

putrifying
(participle present tense)

[ to rot ]
[ decay ]
[ to stink ]
[ waxing rotten ]
[ corrupting as a sore ]

pygarg
(noun)

[ an antelope with a white rump ]