German words: Pflegefamilie to Philatelie

German words Pflegefamilie to Philatelie

1. Pflegefamilie noun [ˈp͡fleːɡəfaˌmiːli̯ə]
2. Pflegegeld noun [ˈp͡fleːɡəˌɡɛlt]
3. Pflegegrad noun [ˈp͡fleːɡəˌɡʁaːt]
4. Pflegeheim noun [ˈp͡fleːɡəˌhaɪ̯m]: care home, nursing home
5. Pflegehilfskraft noun [ˈp͡fleːɡəˌhɪlfskʁaft]
6. pflegeintensiv adjective [ˈp͡fleːɡəʔɪntɛnˌziːf]
7. Pflegekind noun [ˈp͡fleːɡəˌkɪnt]: foster child
8. Pflegekraft noun /ˈ(p)fleːɡəˌkʁaft/: caregiver, nurse
9. pflegeleicht adjective /ˈpfleːɡəˌlaɪ̯çt/: low-maintenance
10. Pflegemittel noun [ˈp͡fleːɡəˌmɪtl̩]
11. Pflegemutter noun /ˈp͡fleːɡəˌmʊtɐ/: foster mother
12. pflegen noun, verb /ˈpfleːɡən/: to nurse; to care for someone in poor health
13. Pflegepersonal noun [ˈp͡fleːɡəpɛʁzoˌnaːl]
14. Pfleger noun /ˈpfleːɡɐ/: agent noun of pflegen
15. Pflegerin noun /ˈp͡fleːɡəʁɪn/: female equivalent of Pfleger
16. pflegerisch adjective [ˈp͡fleːɡəʁɪʃ]
17. Pflegeschwester noun [ˈp͡fleːɡəˌʃvɛstɐ]
18. Pflegesohn noun [ˈp͡fleːɡəˌzoːn]
19. Pflegestufe noun [ˈp͡fleːɡəˌʃtuːfə]
20. Pflegestützpunkt noun [ˈp͡fleːɡəˌʃtʏt͡spʊŋkt]
21. Pflegetochter noun [ˈp͡fleːɡəˌtɔxtɐ]
22. Pflegevater noun /ˈp͡fleːɡəˌfaːtɐ/: foster father
23. Pflegeversicherung noun [ˈp͡fleːɡəfɛɐ̯ˌzɪçəʁʊŋ]: long-term (nursing) care insurance
24. PflegeVG abbreviation […]
25. Pfleghof noun [ˈp͡fleːkˌhoːf]
26. pfleglich adjective /ˈpfleːklɪç/: careful
27. Pflegling noun [ˈpfleːklɪŋ]: foster child
28. Pflicht noun /p͡flɪçt/: duty
29. Pflichtaufgabe noun [ˈp͡flɪçtˌʔaʊ̯fɡaːbə]
30. Pflichtbesuch noun [ˈp͡flɪçtbəˌzuːx]
31. pflichtbewusst adjective /ˈpflɪçtbəˌvʊst/: dutiful, conscientious
32. Pflichtbewusstsein noun [ˈpflɪçtbəˌvʊstzaɪ̯n]: sense of duty
33. pflichteifrig adjective [ˈp͡flɪçtˌʔaɪ̯fʁɪç]
34. pflichten noun, verb [ˈp͡flɪçtn̩]: to abide by, to take part in, to band together, to oblige
35. Pflichtenheft noun [ˈp͡flɪçtn̩ˌhɛft]
36. Pflichterfüllung noun [ˈpflɪçtʔɛɐ̯ˌfʏlʊŋ]: fulfillment of duty
37. Pflichtethik noun [ˈp͡flɪçtˌʔeːtɪk]
38. Pflichtexemplar noun [ˈp͡flɪçtʔɛksɛmˌplaːɐ̯]
39. Pflichtfach noun /ˈpflɪçtˌfax/: compulsory course, required subject
40. Pflichtgefühl noun [ˈp͡flɪçtɡəˌfyːl]: conscientiousness, sense of duty
41. Pflichtgegenstand noun [ˈp͡flɪçtˌɡeːɡn̩ʃtant]
42. pflichtig adjective, suffix /ˈp͡flɪçtɪç/: liable
43. Pflichtlektüre noun [ˈp͡flɪçtlɛkˌtyːʁə]: set book, required reading (text assigned as compulsory reading for a course)
44. pflichtmäßig adjective /ˈpflɪçtˌmɛːsɪç/: dutiful
45. Pflichtmandat noun [ˈp͡flɪçtmanˌdaːt]
46. pflichtschuldig adjective /ˈpflɪçtˌʃʊldɪç/: dutiful
47. Pflichtschule noun [ˈp͡flɪçtˌʃuːlə]: A school that children are required by law to attend, e.g. elementary school in many countries.
48. Pflichtschullehrer noun [ˈp͡flɪçtʃuːlˌleːʁɐ]
49. Pflichtschullehrerin noun [ˈp͡flɪçtʃuːlˌleːʁəʁɪn]
50. Pflichtspiel noun [ˈp͡flɪçtˌʃpiːl]
51. Pflichtsprache noun [ˈp͡flɪçtˌʃpʁaːxə]
52. Pflichtstück noun [ˈp͡flɪçtˌʃtʏk]
53. Pflichtteil noun /ˈp͡flɪç(t)ˌtaɪ̯l/: legitime: portion of an estate that a forced heir (such as a child or spouse) minimally receives
54. Pflichttermin noun [ˈp͡flɪçttɛʁˌmiːn]
55. Pflichtübung noun [ˈp͡flɪçtˌʔyːbʊŋ]: compulsory exercise
56. pflichtvergessen adjective /ˈpflɪçtfɛɐ̯ˌɡɛsn̩/: neglectful, negligent, irresponsible
57. Pflichtvergessenheit noun [ˈp͡flɪçtfɛɐ̯ˌɡɛsn̩haɪ̯t]
58. Pflichtverletzung noun [ˈp͡flɪçtfɛɐ̯ˌlɛt͡sʊŋ]
59. Pflichtvernachlässigung noun [ˈp͡flɪçtfɛɐ̯ˌnaːxlɛsɪɡʊŋ]
60. pflichtversichert adjective /ˈpflɪçtfɛɐ̯ˌzɪçɐt/: compulsorily insured
61. Pflichtverstoß noun [ˈp͡flɪçtfɛɐ̯ˌʃtoːs]
62. Pflichtverteidiger noun [ˈp͡flɪçtfɛɐ̯ˌtaɪ̯dɪɡɐ]
63. Pflichtverteidigerin noun [ˈp͡flɪçtfɛɐ̯ˌtaɪ̯dɪɡəʁɪn]
64. pflichtwidrig adjective /ˈpflɪçtˌviːdʁɪç/: undutiful
65. Pflock noun /pflɔk/: stake or wooden peg used to fasten something
66. Pflöcken noun, verb [ˈp͡flɔkn̩]: dative plural of Pflock
67. PflSchSachkV abbreviation
68. pflücke noun, verb [ˈp͡flʏkə]: first-person singular present
69. pflücken verb /ˈpflʏkən/: to pick (fruit, flowers, cotton, etc.)
70. Pflücker noun [ˈp͡flʏkɐ]
71. Pflückerin noun [ˈp͡flʏkəʁɪn]
72. pflückreif adjective /ˈpflʏkˌʁaɪ̯f/: harvest-ready, ready to be harvested
73. Pflug noun /pfluːk/: plough, plow
74. pflügen noun, verb /ˈpflyːɡən/: to plow, to plough
75. Pflugfelden proper noun [ˈp͡fluːkˌfɛldn̩]
76. pfluglos adjective [ˈp͡fluːkloːs]
77. Pflugschar noun /ˈp͡fluːkˌʃaːɐ̯/: plowshare
78. Pflugscharbein noun: vomer
79. PflVG abbreviation […]
80. Pfons proper noun: a municipality of Tyrol, Austria
81. Pförtchen noun /ˈpfœʁtçən/: alternative spelling of Förtchen (“kind of pastry”)
82. Pforte noun /ˈpfɔʁtə/: gate, large door
83. Pförtner noun /ˈpfœʁtnɐ/: porter, concierge, custodian, doorman, janitor
84. Pförtnerhaus noun [ˈp͡fœʁtnɐˌhaʊ̯s]
85. Pförtnerhäuschen noun [ˈp͡fœʁtnɐˌhɔɪ̯sçən]
86. Pförtnerin noun [ˈp͡fœʁtnəʁɪn]
87. Pförtnerloge noun [ˈp͡fœʁtnɐˌloːʒə]
88. Pförtnersfrau noun [ˈp͡fœʁtnɐsˌfʁaʊ̯]
89. Pforzheim proper noun /ˈp͡fɔʁt͡shaɪ̯m/: Pforzheim (a city and urban district of Baden-Württemberg, Germany; the capital of the surrounding district of Enz in Baden-Württemberg)
90. Pforzheimer adjective, noun [ˈp͡fɔʁt͡shaɪ̯mɐ]: Native or inhabitant of Pforzheim
91. Pfostament noun [p͡fɔstaˈmɛnt]
92. Pfosten noun /ˈpfɔstən/: post; pillar (long, fairly thick piece of wood or metal used to stabilise something)
93. Pfostenbau noun [ˈp͡fɔstn̩ˌbaʊ̯]
94. Pfostenloch noun [ˈp͡fɔstn̩ˌlɔx]
95. Pfostenschuss noun [ˈp͡fɔstn̩ˌʃʊs]
96. Pfostenwand noun [ˈp͡fɔstn̩ˌvant]
97. Pfötchen noun [ˈpføːtçn̩]: diminutive of Pfote
98. Pfote noun /ˈpfoːtə/: paw (soft foot/hand of a mammal)
99. Pfotenabdruck noun [ˈp͡foːtn̩ˌʔapdʁʊk]
100. pfotenartig adjective [ˈp͡foːtn̩ˌʔaːɐ̯tɪç]
101. Pfr. abbreviation
102. Pfreimd proper noun [p͡fʁaɪ̯mt]
103. Pfriem noun /pfʁiːm/: bodkin, awl
104. Pfrieme noun [ˈp͡fʁiːmə]: nominative/accusative/genitive plural of Pfriem
105. pfriemeln verb [ˈp͡fʁiːml̩n]: alternative form of friemeln
106. Pfriemenkresse noun [ˈp͡fʁiːmənkʁɛsə]: awlwort (Subularia aquatica)
107. Pfriemförmiger Hörnling phrase [ˌp͡fʁiːmˌfœʁmɪɡɐ ˈhœʁnlɪŋ]
108. Pfrille noun [ˈp͡fʁɪlə]
109. Pfrin. abbreviation
110. Pfrnak noun /pfʁ̩nak/: nose, big nose, conk, hooter, schnozz; see also Thesaurus:nose
111. Pfropf noun /pfrɔpf/: alternative form of Pfropfen
112. pfropfen noun, verb /ˈpfʁɔpfən/: plug; something intended to plug
113. Pfropfenschneider noun [ˈp͡fʁɔp͡fn̩ˌʃnaɪ̯dɐ]
114. Pfröpfling noun /ˈp͡fʁœp͡flɪŋ/: a scion
115. Pfropfrebe noun […]
116. Pfropfschizophrenie noun: Pfropfschizophrenie: schizophrenia in individuals with premorbid cognitive impairment
117. Pfropfung noun /ˈp͡fʁɔp͡fʊŋ/: grafting
118. Pfründe noun /ˈpfʁʏndə/: benefice (income attached to an ecclesiastical function)
119. Pfründner noun [ˈp͡fʁʏndnɐ]
120. Pfuchahn noun: great-great-grandfather (an ancestor of five generations ago or beyond)
121. Pfuhl noun /pfuːl/: shallow pond, pool
122. Pfuhlschnepfe noun: bar-tailed godwit
123. pfui interjection /pfʊɪ̯/: an exclamation of disgust, aversion, dislike, contempt, or annoyance
124. pfui gack interjection /ˈpfʊɪ̯ˌɡ̥ak/: an exclamation of extreme disgust, aversion, dislike, contempt, or annoyance
125. pfui Teufel phrase [p͡fʊɪ̯ ˈtɔɪ̯fl̩]
126. Pfullendorf proper noun /ˈp͡fʊlənˌdɔʁf/: Pfullendorf (a town in southern Baden-Württemberg, Germany)
127. Pfullingen proper noun /ˈp͡fʊlɪŋən/: Pfullingen (a town in Baden-Württemberg, Germany)
128. Pfullinger adjective, noun [ˈp͡fʊlɪŋɐ]: a native or inhabitant of Pfullingen
129. Pfullingerin noun [ˈp͡fʊlɪŋəʁɪn]: A female person from Pfullingen or of Pfullingen descent.
130. Pfund noun /pfʊnt/: a metric pound, 500 grams, half a kilogram
131. Pfundbetrag noun [ˈp͡fʊntbəˌtʁaːk]
132. Pfündchen noun [ˈp͡fʏntçən]
133. pfundig adjective /ˈpfʊndɪç/: excellent, swell
134. Pfundnote noun [ˈp͡fʊntˌnoːtə]
135. Pfundskerl noun: great guy
136. Pfungstadt proper noun /ˈp͡fʊŋˌʃtat/: Pfungstadt (a town in southern Hesse, Germany)
137. pfupfern verb [ˈp͡fʊp͡fɐn]
138. Pfurz noun /ˈpfʊɐ̯ts/: fart
139. pfurzen verb /ˈpfʊɐ̯tsn̩/: to fart
140. Pfusch noun /ˈpfʊʃ/: negligent work: botch; bodge
141. pfuschen verb /ˈpfʊʃən/: to work unprofessionally; to botch
142. Pfuscher noun /ˈp͡fʊʃɛɐ̯/: bungler, botcher
143. Pfuscherei noun /p͡fʊʃəˈʁaɪ̯/: bungling
144. Pfuscherin noun [ˈp͡fʊʃəʁɪn]: female equivalent of Pfuscher
145. Pfuschzettel noun /ˈ(p)fʊʃˌtsɛtəl/: synonym of Spickzettel (“cheat sheet”)
146. Pfütze noun /ˈpfʏtsə/: puddle, shallow pool
147. pfuzgen verb [ˈp͡fuːtsɡə]
148. pFV abbreviation
149. PGH noun: initialism of Produktionsgenossenschaft des Handwerks (“Tradespeople's Production Cooperative”)
150. PGR abbreviation
151. pH-hautneutral adjective: matching the pH level of human skin
152. pH-Wert noun [ˌpeːˈhaːˌveːɐ̯t]
153. Phäake noun [fɛˈaːkə]
154. Phablet noun [ˈfɛblət]
155. -phag suffix [ˈfaːk]
156. Phage noun, suffix [ˈfaːɡə]
157. -phagie suffix [faˈɡiː]
158. Phagocytose noun: alternative spelling of Phagozytose
159. Phagozyt noun [faɡoˈt͡syːt]: phagocyte
160. Phagozytose noun: phagocytosis
161. Phalangist noun [falaŋˈɡɪst]
162. Phalangit noun [falaŋˈɡiːt]
163. Phalanx noun /ˈfaːlaŋ(k)s/: phalanx (ancient infantry troop with joined shields, (figurative) solid front, unified camp)
164. phallisch adjective [ˈfalɪʃ]: phallic
165. Phallokrat noun [faloˈkʁaːt]
166. Phallozentrismus noun [falot͡sɛnˈtʁɪsmʊs]
167. Phallus noun [ˈfalʊs]: phallus
168. Phallussymbol noun [ˈfalʊszʏmˌboːl]: phallic symbol
169. Phallusverehrung noun: phallic worship
170. Phanariote noun [fanaˈʁi̯oːtə]
171. phaneromer adjective /faneʁoˈmeːɐ̯/: phaneromeric
172. Phanerophyt noun [faneʁoˈfyːt]
173. Phanerozoikum noun [faneʁoˈt͡soːikʊm]
174. Phänologie noun […]
175. Phänomen noun /fɛnoˈmeːn/: phenomenon
176. phänomenal adjective /fɛnomeˈnaːl/: phenomenal
177. Phänomenologe noun [fɛnomenoˈloːɡə]
178. Phänomenologie noun [fɛnomenoloˈɡiː]
179. Phänomenologin noun [fɛnomenoˈloːɡɪn]
180. phänomenologisch adjective /fɛnomenoˈloːɡɪʃ/: phenomenological
181. Phänotyp noun [ˈfɛːnoˌtyːp]: phenotype (appearance of organism)
182. phänotypisch adjective, adverb /fɛnoˈtyːpɪʃ/: phenotypic (phenotypical)
183. Phantasie noun [fantaˈziː]: alternative spelling of Fantasie
184. phantasiereich adjective [fantaˈziːˌʁaɪ̯ç]
185. phantasieren verb [fantaˈziːʁən]: to rave
186. Phantasierer noun [fantaˈziːʁɐ]
187. Phantasiespaziergang noun [fantaˈziːʃpaˌt͡siːɐ̯ɡaŋ]
188. Phantasieuniform noun [fantaˈziːʔʊniˌfɔʁm]
189. Phantasiezahl noun [fantaˈziːˌt͡saːl]
190. Phantasmagorie noun /fanˌtasmaɡoˈʁiː/: phantasmagoria (a dreamlike state)
191. Phantast noun [fanˈtast]
192. Phantasterei noun [fantastəˈʁaɪ̯]: alternative spelling of Fantasterei
193. Phantastik noun /fantasˈtiːk/: speculative fiction (class of fiction involving fantastic, supernatural or futuristic elements)
194. phantastisch adjective: alternative spelling of fantastisch
195. Phantom noun /fanˈtoːm/: phantom
196. Phantomaktie noun [ˈfantomˌakt͡siə]: phantom stock (a contractual agreement between a company and its employees that provides the benefits of stock ownership without actually granting stock...
197. Phantombild noun /fanˈtoːmˌbɪlt/: identikit
198. Phantombildzeichner noun [fanˈtoːmbɪltˌt͡saɪ̯çnɐ]
199. Phantomempfindung noun [fanˈtoːmʔɛmˌp͡fɪndʊŋ]
200. Phantomgefühl noun [fanˈtoːmɡəˌfyːl]
201. Phantomgeräusch noun [fanˈtoːmɡəˌʁɔɪ̯ʃ]
202. Phantominsel noun [fanˈtoːmˌʔɪnzl̩]
203. Phantomschmerz noun [fanˈtoːmˌʃmɛʁt͡s]: phantom pain
204. Phantomspeisung noun [fanˈtoːmˌʃpaɪ̯ˌzʊŋ]
205. Phantomtor noun [fanˈtoːmˌtoːɐ̯]
206. Phantomzahl noun [fanˈtoːmˌt͡saːl]
207. Phantomzeichnung noun [fanˈtoːmˌt͡saɪ̯çnʊŋ]
208. Phäomelanin noun [fɛomelaˈniːn]
209. Pharao noun [ˈfaːʁao]: pharaoh
210. Pharaoh noun: alternative spelling of Pharao
211. Pharaonengrab noun [faʁaˈoːnənˌɡʁaːp]
212. pharaonenhaft adjective [faʁaˈoːnənhaft]
213. Pharaonin noun [faʁaˈʔoːnɪn]
214. pharaonisch adjective [faʁaˈoːnɪʃ]: pharaonic
215. Pharaotisch noun [ˈfaːʁaoˌtɪʃ]
216. Pharisäer noun /faʁiˈzeːɐ/: Pharisee
217. Pharisäertum noun [faʁiˈzɛːɐtuːm]
218. pharm. abbreviation, noun [faʁmaˈt͡sɔɪ̯tɪʃ]: abbreviation of Pharmakologie
219. Pharma noun, prefix /ˈfaʀma/: pharmaceutical
220. Pharmaexport noun [ˈfaʁmaʔɛksˌpɔʁt]: pharmaceutical export
221. Pharmafirma noun [ˈfaʁmaˌfɪʁma]
222. Pharmahersteller noun […]
223. Pharmaindustrie noun /ˈfaʁmaʔɪndʊsˌtʁiː/: pharmaceutical industry
224. Pharmainformation noun: pharmaceutical information / data
225. pharmako- prefix [ˈfaʁmako]: pharmaco-
226. Pharmakoepidemiologie noun [ˈfaʁmakoʔepidemi̯oloˌɡiː]
227. Pharmakognosie noun [faʁmakoɡnoˈziː]
228. Pharmakokinetik noun /ˈfaʁmakokiˌneːtɪk/: pharmacokinetics
229. pharmakokinetisch adjective: pharmacokinetic
230. Pharmakologe noun /faʁmakoˈloːɡə/: pharmacologist
231. Pharmakologie noun [faʁmakoloˈɡiː]: pharmacology
232. Pharmakologin noun [faʁmakoˈloːɡɪn]: female equivalent of Pharmakologe
233. pharmakologisch adjective [faʁmakoˈloːɡɪʃ]: pharmacological
234. Pharmakon noun /ˈfaʁmakɔn/: pharmacon, medicine, drug
235. Pharmakonzern noun [ˈfaʁmakɔnˌt͡sɛʁn]
236. Pharmakopsychiatrie noun [faʁmakopsyçi̯aˈtʁiː]
237. Pharmakovigilanz noun /ˈfaʁmakoviɡiˌlant͡s/: pharmacovigilance
238. Pharmalobby noun: pharmaceutical lobby
239. Pharmalobbyist noun [ˈfaʁmalɔbiˌɪst]
240. Pharmastrich noun [ˈfaʁmaˌʃtʁɪç]
241. Pharmaunternehmen noun [ˈfaʁmaʔʊntɐˌneːmən]
242. Pharmawirkstoff noun: synonym of Arzneimittelwirkstoff
243. Pharmazeut noun /faʁmaˈt͡sɔɪ̯t/: pharmacist, druggist, apothecary (historical) (male or of unspecified gender)
244. Pharmazeutik noun [ˌfaʁmaˈt͡sɔɪ̯tɪk]: pharmaceutics
245. Pharmazeutikum noun [faʁmaˈt͡sɔɪ̯tikʊm]
246. pharmazeutisch adjective [faʁmaˈt͡sɔɪ̯tɪʃ]: pharmaceutical
247. pharmazeutische Chemie noun: pharmaceutical chemistry
248. Pharmazie noun [faʁmaˈt͡siː]: pharmacy (branch of medicine)
249. Pharo noun [ˈfaːʁo]
250. pharyngal adjective [faʁʏŋˈɡaːl]
251. pharyngalisieren verb [faʁʏŋɡaliˈziːʁən]: to pharyngealize
252. Pharyngalisierung noun: pharyngealization
253. Pharyngitis noun: pharyngitis
254. Pharynx noun [ˈfaːʁʏŋks]: pharynx
255. Phase noun /ˈfaːzə/: phase, stage, period
256. Phasendiagramm noun: phase diagram
257. Phasengrenze noun: phase boundary
258. Phasenhub noun: phase deviation
259. Phasenkontrastmikroskopie noun: phase-contrast microscopy
260. Phasenkonzept noun [ˈfaːzn̩kɔnˌt͡sɛpt]
261. Phasenmesser noun /ˈfaːzənˌmɛsɐ/: phasemeter
262. Phasenprüfer noun [ˈfaːzn̩ˌpʁyːfɐ]
263. Phasenraum noun /ˈfaːzənˌʁaʊ̯m/: phase space
264. Phasenspektrum noun [ˈfaːzənʃpɛktʁʊm]
265. Phasenübergang noun: phase transition
266. Phasenumwandlung noun: phase change / transformation
267. Phasenverschiebung noun [ˈfaːzn̩ˌfɛɐ̯ˌʃiːbʊŋ]
268. phasenweise adverb [ˈfaːzn̩ˌvaɪ̯zə]
269. Phaser noun [ˈfeːzɐ]
270. Phasin noun: phasin
271. phatische Kommunikation phrase [ˈfaːtɪʃə kɔmunikaˈt͡si̯oːn]
272. phatischer Akt phrase [ˈfaːtɪʃɐ akt]
273. Phe abbreviation [fe]
274. Phelonium noun [feˈloːni̯ʊm]
275. Phenakistiskop noun: phenakistoscope
276. Phenakit noun: phenakite
277. Phenanthrolin noun: phenanthroline
278. Phencyclidin noun […]
279. Phenobarbital noun […]
280. Phenol noun /feˈnoːl/: phenol
281. Phenolharz noun [feˈnoːlˌhaːɐ̯t͡s]
282. Phenolphthalein noun /feˌnoːlftaleˈiːn/: phenolphthalein
283. Phenylalanin noun /feˌnyːlʔalaˈniːn/: phenylalanine
284. Phenylameisensäure noun [feˈnyːlˌʔaːmaɪ̯zn̩zɔɪ̯ʁə]
285. Phenylessigsäure noun [feˈnyːlʔɛsɪçˌzɔɪ̯ʁə]
286. Phenylglycolsäure noun […]
287. Phenylmethanol noun [feˈnyːlmetaˌnoːl]
288. Pheromon noun [feʁoˈmoːn]: pheromone
289. Phi noun /fiː/: phi (Greek letter)
290. Phidias proper noun [ˈfiːdi̯as]
291. -phil prefix, suffix [ˈfiːl]: -philic
292. Philadelphia proper noun [filaˈdɛlfi̯a]
293. Philadelphie noun [filadɛlˈfiː]
294. Philadelphus noun […]
295. Philadelphus coronarius noun […]
296. Philanthrop noun /fi.lan.ˈtʁoːp/: philanthropist
297. Philanthropie noun [filantʁoˈpiː]: philanthropy
298. Philanthropin noun [filanˈtʁoːpɪn]: female equivalent of Philanthrop
299. philanthropisch adjective /filanˈtʁoːpɪʃ/: philanthropic
300. Philatelie noun /filateˈliː/: philately (stamp collecting)

Part 12 · Part 14 · German words: P

Source: English Wiktionary (German entries, CC BY-SA 4.0) and the German Wiktionary: each word's first meaning in English. A word with a page of its own links to it; for the rest, this line is PlainSpell's entry. Total under P: 9,860 words, in 33 parts.