1. pa to palara
2. palaro to panibugho
3. panig to paso
4. pasok to pigsa
5. pihit to pitsa
6. pitsel to pugad
7. pugo to puyo

• palaro
  English: (noun) the games planned for an occasion
  
  
• palaso
  English: (noun) arrow
  
  
• palaspas
  English: (noun) fancily woven palm leaves blessed on Palm Sunday
  
  
• palasyo
  English: (noun) palace
  
  
• palay
  English: (noun) unhusked rice; rice plant
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• palayaw
  English: (noun) nickname
  
  
• palayok
  English: (noun) cooking pot
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• palda
  English: (noun) skirt
  
  
• palengke
  English: (noun) marketplace
  
  
• paliban
  English: (noun) (rw. LIBAN) postponement
  
  
• palibhasa
  English: (conj) expresses what follows is stated as a reason (parallel to HALIMBAWA)
  L2 Definition: (var) PALIBASA
  
  
• palibot
  English: (noun) (rw. LIBOT) surroundings; environment
  
  
• paligsahan
  English: (noun) (rw. LIGSA) contest; competition
  
  
• palikero
  English: (adj) flirtatious (male), playboy
  
  
• palikpik
  English: (noun) fin of fish
  
  
• paliparan
  English: (noun) (rw. LIPAD) airport
  
  
• palit
  see palit1 & palit2
  
  
  • palit1
    Active Verb: magpalit
    Passive Verb: palitan
    English: (verb) to change; to replace; to exchange; to cash a check
    Examples: (1.) Magpalit ka na ng damit mo. (You should now change your clothes.) (2.) Palitan mo ang damit mo. (Change your clothes.)
    
    
  • palit2
    Passive Verb: ipalit
    English: (verb) to change; to replace; to exchange; to cash a check
    Examples: Ipalit mo itong baso sa nabasag na baso kanina. (Have this glass as a replacement to the glass that was broken earlier.)
  
  
• palitaw
  English: (noun) rice cake made of glutinous rice, sugar, and coconut gratings
  
  
• palito
  English: (noun) toothpick
  Notes: Spanish
  
  
• palo
  Active Verb: Mamalo
  Passive Verb: paluhin
  English: (verb) to spank; to whip
  
  
• palong
  English: (noun) cock's comb
  
  
• palos
  English: (noun) eel; large Bengal swamp eel
  L2 Definition: (syn) IGAT
  
  
• palpak
  English: Filipino slang for sloppy work or performance
  L2 Definition: (salitang balbal) hindi maayos na trabaho, hindi magandang pagkakagawa
  
  
• palso
  English: (adj) spurious; counterfeit
  Notes: Spanish
  
  
• paltik
  English: (noun) crudely made native gun
  
  
• paltos
  English: (noun) blister
  
  
• palupalo
  English: (noun) wooden paddle for beating laundry
  L2 Definition: (var) PALO-PALO
  
  
• palyok
  English: (noun) cooking pot
  L2 Definition: (var) PALAYOK
  
  
• pamagat
  English: (noun) title of written work
  
  
• pamana
  English: (noun) inheritance; heritage
  
  
• pamangkin
  English: (noun) nephew; niece
  Notes: term of reference
  
  
• pambura
  English: (noun) eraser
  
  
• pamilya
  English: (noun) family
  
  
• paminggalan
  English: (noun) cupboard; pantry
  
  
• paminta
  English: (noun) black pepper; pepper
  
  
• pamutas
  English: (noun) (fr. PANG+BUTAS) perforator; hole borer
  L2 Definition: (var) PAMBUTAS
  
  
• pamutat
  English: (noun) (fr. PANG+PUTAT) 'hors d'oeuvres'; side dish
  
  
• pana
  English: (noun) bow and arrow
  
  
• panadero
  English: (noun) baker
  Notes: Spanish
  
  
• panaderya
  English: (noun) bakery
  
  
• panaghoy
  English: (noun) (fr. PANG+TAGHOY) lamentation
  
  
• panaginip
  English: (noun) dream
  
  
• panahon
  English: (noun) time; season; weather
  
  
• panalangin
  English: (noun) (rw. DALANGIN) prayer
  
  
• panalo
  Active Verb: manalo
  Passive Verb: panalunin
  English: (verb) to win
  
  
• panaog
  Active Verb: pumanaog
  Passive Verb: panaugin
  English: (verb) to go down
  Examples: (1.) Pumanaog ka muna at may bisita sa ibaba. (You go down first because there are visitors downstairs.) (2.) Panaugin mo muna ang mga bisita. (Go down and meet the visitors.)
  
  
• panata
  English: (noun) vow, usually religious
  
  
• panatag
  English: (adj) (rw. TATAG) tranquil; peaceful
  
  
• panatiko
  English: (adj) fanatic
  Notes: Spanish
  
  
• panauhin
  English: (noun) visitor; guest
  
  
• panay
  English: (adj) all; each and everyone (of a group)
  
  
• pandak
  English: (adj) short of stature
  
  
• pandanggo
  English: (noun) fandango dance
  Notes: Spanish
  
  
• panday
  English: (noun) blacksmith
  
  
• pandisal
  English: (noun) bread; a kind of french bread
  Origin: Spanish: from "pan de sal" (salted bread) contraction to "pandisal"
  
  
• pang-ahit
  English: (noun) razor; shaver
  
  
• panga
  English: (noun) jaw
  
  
• pangahas
  English: (adj) daring; bold; intrepid
  
  
• pangako
  English: (noun) promise
  
  
• pangalan
  English: (noun) name
  
  
• pangamba
  English: (noun) fear; suspicion
  
  
• panganay
  English: (noun) eldest in the family
  Notes: term of reference
  
  
• panganib
  English: (noun) danger
  
  
• pangarap
  Active Verb: mangarap
  English: (noun) daydream, dream, goal, desire, ambition (verb) to dream, to have a goal, to have a desire, to have an ambition
  
  
• pangat
  English: (noun) fish cooked in vinegar and salt
  
  
• pangil
  English: (noun) tusk
  
  
• panginoon
  English: (noun) master; lord
  
  
• pangit
  English: (adj) ugly; not good
  
  
• pangkat
  English: (noun) group; party
  
  
• pangko
  see pangko1 & pangko2
  
  
  • pangko1
    English: (adj) being carried in one's arms
    
    
  • pangko2
    Passive Verb: pangkuin
    English: (verb) to carry in one's arms
  
  
• panglaw
  English: (adj) /ma--/ gloomy
  
  
• pangulo
  English: (noun) leader; president
  
  
• pangunahin
  English: (adj) leading; first; foremost
  
  
• panhik
  see panhik1 & panhik2
  
  
  • panhik1
    Active Verb: pumanhik
    English: (verb) to go upstairs; to come up to the house
    Examples: Pumanhik ka sa itaas at kunin mo ang aking bag. (You go upstairs and get my bag for me.)
    
    
  • panhik2
    Active Verb: magpanhik
    Passive Verb: ipanhik
    English: (verb) to take upstairs
    Examples: (1.) Magpanhik ka ng kape sa aking silid. (You bring up some coffee to my room.) (2.) Ipanhik mo dito ang telebisyon. (Take the television set up here.)
  
  
• panibugho
  English: (noun) jealousy
  
  

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