the Baltic consonants š, ž, č are written out as sh, zh, ch.

perstalēsnā office, rank, title
perstalēt to oversee (Inf)
perst to fart (Inf)
pertenēt to neglect (Inf)
pertengint to send (Inf)
pertraukt to cover (Inf)
pertrenkt to clash, strike (Inf)
pert to strike, whip (Inf)
pervaidinsnā example
pervakaut to call (Inf)
pervakt to despise (Inf)
pervējus winnowing area
perzurgaut to take care of (Inf)
pest to pluck (Inf)
petai shoulders
petigīslā vein in shoulders
petis shoulder blade; peel
Petras Peter
petrō gasoline
p'ausē pine
p'ausēgarbas Pinetop ( Mt. )
p'ausingis area of many pines
p'ausis pine
pīdīt to tow (Inf)
pikis pitch, tar
piklē waterthrush
piktas evil, bad
piktint to anger (Inf)
pikulas hell, devil
pīlā chastisement
piliagarbas castlehill

pilis castle, hill-fort (Click Here for Photo)
pilnas full
pilnatis full moon
pilnēt grow full
pilnībā fullness
pilnis plenty
pilt to pour (Inf)
pimpas penis
pīnē braid
pīntis sponge
pintēs matches
pintlē intricacy
pint to plait (Inf)
pipalā pepper
pipelis bird; fife
pipkā pipe for smoking
pirā canal, moat
pirklīs merchant
pirkt to purchase (Inf)
pirmais the first
pirmas first
pirminīkas president
pirsīs horsefeed
pirstan finger
pirst to propose (Inf)
pirtis bath-house, sauna
pirzdau before, in front of
(with Dat. or Acc.)
pīsa deep swamp
pisevas horsefly
pīst to bring (Inf)
p'ūtlan sickle
p'ūt to reap, harvest (Inf)
p'ūvis cross-section
pīvamaltan maltliquor
pīvas beer
pīvinīkas beergrain
plainas steel
plaisā crevice
plakt thresh, pound
plānas floor
plasmenā sole of foot
plastē sheet, sail
plastēt to pulsate, flutter (Inf)
plātī latitude
plātint to spread, widen (Inf)
plātus wide, space, extent
plauksdinē bedding
plausan filter
plaut'ā lungs
plēnis membrane, film
plēskē harness for plow
plēst to spead, extend (Inf)
plētrūstas rapidly expanding
plēviā membrane
pl'enīs ash, fine
plikas bald
plīnē plain, steppe
plinksnē flatcake
plintā brick
plūgas plow, modern type
plutan raft
plut to float (Inf)
pō (see "pa")- (w/ Dat. or Acc. )
pōdamīnan milk
pōdas pot, container
pōdalis cup (cheap)
pōjis drink
(en) pōliskai (in) Polish
pōpas pastor
pōt drink (Inf.)
pōtus drunk
pra through (w/ Acc.)
prabilēt begin to speak (Inf)
prabūtiskai eternally
prabūtiskas eternal
prāglas damper
prakaisnā perspiration
prakartas manger
praklantīt to damn, curse (Inf)
praleit to shed, pour out (Inf)
pramaldis intercession
prasan millet
prasīt to ask, request (Inf)
prasmē meaning, purport
prātas counsel, sense
praust to splash (Inf)
pravārēsnā necessity
pravilt to betray (Inf)
prazengt to trespass (Inf)
preartājā raker, for plow
predikausnā sermon, propaganda
predikeris preacher
prei at, to, before (w/ Dat. or Acc.)
preibilēsnā promise,assurance
preidan fodder, supplement
prei-din to him
preieitlengvus gentle
preigerbtun to teach (Inf)
preigerdaut to promise (Inf)
preigiminē kind; species
preikalis anvil
preilaikāt to teach (Inf)
preipirstas ring (also grandis)
preipīstun bring,deliver (Inf)
preipus away
preisikas enemy
preistalēvinga appropiate (neutr)
prei-stan at it
preistaras kinglet-bird
preistatint to present (Inf)
preivakēt call, summon (Inf)
preivaringiskas necessary (adj)
preki against (prep) ( < * preti )
Prūsā Prussian nation
prūsas (a) Prussian
(en) prūsiskai (in) Prussian
prūsiskas Prussian
prusnas face
puknē pain
pult to fall (Inf)
puninan buttocks
pupā bean
purent to pulverize (Inf)
purst to swell (Inf)
pusbrātē cousin (m.) (Click Here for info about my cousin )
pusdeinis lunch
pusē half
Pūshkaitis spirit of fruition
pusnē bootleg
Pussavaitē Wednesday
pussvestrā cousin (fem.)
pūst to blow (Inf)
putnagas quartz
put to rot (Inf)
putrā soup
raganaut to witch (Inf)
ragas horn (to blow)
ragastā horn
raginjis stag, hart, buck
raibas striped
railē shrew, bitch
raisas wrist ( "crooked")
raistas marsh
raitelis horseman, rider
raizīt to carve, engrave (Inf)
rājus paradise
rakas crab, crawdad
raktas key
rakt to pick, dig (Inf)
Rāmavā Romuva sanctuary
rāmestuvē axe, battle-axe
rāmint to calm (Inf)
ramūstas calm
randā lease
rankā hand
rankinis manual
rasā dew, moisture
rast to find (Inf)
ratas tire ( for auto )
ratinsis chain
raudā lamentation, dirge
raudāt to lament (Inf)
raugus ferment
raupai disease, pox
ravas ravine, ditch
ravēt to weed (Inf)
redā furrow (also vagā)
redas false
redevīdikausnā false-witness
redevingai falsely
rediska false (neut.)
rengt to steal (Inf)
reidai gladly
reisas nut
rekenausnā reckoning
repas fish (predator)
replēs tongs
rept to include, draft (Inf)
retivingiskas beneficial
rīgavingas quarrelsome
rikausnā rule
rikautun to rule (Inf)
rikē kingdom
rikējiskas magnificent
rikīs lord, master, "mister"
riklas attic, garret
rikt to shout, cry out (Inf)
rimtis tranquillity
rindā manger
Ringā Rīga (Latvia)
rinkā supermarket
rīpt to follow (Inf)
rīstē rod, birch
rist to roll (Inf)
rīt to swallow (Inf)
rugīs rye
rugtandadan buttermilk
rugt to grow sour, ferment (Inf)
rūkai clothes, foreign
rukīt to smoke (Inf)
(en) rumaniskai (in) Latin
rumaniskas ēdis Italian food
rumbas notch, periphery, rapids
rūnai alphabet, letters
rūnastabas gravestone
rundīlas winesop
rupis heap
rusas horse of low worth
rusēt to flow slowly (Inf)
(en) rūsiskai (in) Russian
rūstībā resentment
rust to become brown (Inf)
rutas rust color
sa- with (prefix)
Sabatīkā Saturday
sādas orchard
sādint to plant (Inf)
sadraugaveldnīkai coheirs
sagas nail, horseshoe-
saidlan loop
saikas vessel, container
sainas side
sait to tie (Inf)
saitā jail
saitan sieve for cooking
saivā spool, bobin
sajungā bond
saka branch
sākas warbler (bird)
sakas resin, sap
sakīt to tell (Inf)
saknis root
sakramentas sacrament
sakstā log, treetrunk
sakstis bark of tree
sākt to jump, dance (Inf)
salā island
salāvas nightingale
saldē pastry, cookie
saldūstas sweet
salis salt
sal'ūbā marriage
sal'ūbāvīras married man
sal'ūbiskā married (adj)
sal'ūbiskai conjugally
sal'ūbiskas matrimonial
sal'ūbslaiskas wedding book
sal'ūsnā marriage ceremony
salmas helmit
salpas cove, backwater
saltan bacon
salt to freeze (Inf)
saluzē rivulet
samakas lock
samas bullhead catfish
sampisinis wholegrain bread
samūstas flooding (adj.)
san with ( prefix )
san with ( prep. w/ Dat. or Acc.)
sandeiv good bye
sandēt to join (Inf)
sangeidaut to attain (Inf)
sangeidīt to attain (Inf)
san-ku how, with what
sanpakā peace, surely
sanreistis bound together
sanrenkt gather (Inf)
sanrīpt experience (Inf)
sanrist connect (Inf)
sansēdis meeting, gathering
sanskaitā bill
sanskrampausnā wrinkle
sapas driftwood
sāpēt to ache (Inf)
sapn'an dream, sleep
sarka magpie
sarkstēs scabbard
sarpis nuthatch-bird
sartas light-red
sarvas weapons
sasnas rabbit, hare
sasnatinklā hare snare
Sasnavā Sasnava, Sūduva
sātint to satisfy (Inf)
satrus agile
sātūstas satisfied
saugis ant
saujas handful
saulē sun
sauliniagnis solar-energy
saulinis solar
saulutē sunflower
Saurai N.E.
sausai dry (adv)
sausas dry
sausint to dry (Inf)
sausis dryness
sausmetan drought
sauszemis desert region
sautas lazy
savaitē week
savinzlē belt
sazinē conscience
sebei to/for one's own
sedākas quiver
sedas dogwood
segas button
segēsnā action, activity
segēt to do (Inf)
segt to button, fasten (Inf)
seilē feeling
seilevingis sensitive
seiliskā devoutness
seimā family
seimīnas domestic worker
seinā hay
seiviskā woman
sejā shadow
sēkas hay
sekmē result
sekt to follow (Inf)
sēmen seed
sen one's own (acc.)
senas archaic
sēnē mushroom
sēnut to pick mushrooms (Inf)
Septēmberis September
septinadesimt seventeen
septindesimt seventy
septinei / septinis seven
septmas seventh
sēras heart (dialect "sēr")
sēraspeismenes loveletters (letters of the heart)
serdē core, heart
sergēt to guard, tend (Inf)
sēriskai sincerely
-sēriskai jūsas, -sincerely yours',
sēriskas sincere
sermenis meal at funeral
sernas boar (wild)
sert to feed (people) (Inf)
sesōlis shade, shadow
sēstā bench, seat
sēstun to sit (Inf)
sesrī mother-in-law
sesrus father-in-law
sētā playground
setrā tent
sēt to sow (Inf)
shai here (adv) (dialect "shei")
shai these
shandeinan today
shan here, this
shen here
shis this
shukā parrot