Spanish to English Dictionary (Diccionario Español-Inglés)

Paronymous

Having the same derivation or root; cognate.

Pathography

A written account or narrative that describes the experiences of an individual suffering from a particular illness or condition.

Patriate

To legislate for the transfer of a colonial or dependent country's constitution from the mother country to its own jurisdiction.

Pauciloquent

Characterized by the use of few words; concise in speech.

Pauperism

The state of being extremely poor, especially to the point of depending on public assistance or charity.

Peccant

Guilty of sin or wrongdoing.

Pedagogue

A teacher, especially one who is strict, pedantic, or dogmatic.

Peend

A ancestral village, hometown, or native rural settlement, particularly in the cultural context of Punjab.

Pelter

A person or thing that pelts, beats, or hurls things repeatedly.

Pendente lite injunction

A temporary court order issued during the course of ongoing litigation designed to maintain the status quo and prevent irreparable harm until a final judgment is rendered.

Pendulously

In a manner that hangs loosely or swings as if suspended.

Penial

Relating to or connected with the penis.