German words: Playboy to Poel

German words Playboy to Poel

1. Playboy noun [ˈpleːˌbɔɪ̯]: playboy (a single man who devotes himself to a life of leisure and pleasure)
2. Playe noun [ˈplaːjə]
3. Player noun /ˈplɛɪ̯ɐ/: synonym of Abspielgerät (“playback device”)
4. Playlist noun /ˈplɛɪ̯lɪst/: playlist
5. Playmate noun [ˈpleːˌmeːt]
6. Playoff noun [plɛɪ̯ˈʔɔf]
7. Plaza noun [ˈplaθa]
8. Plazebo noun: alternative spelling of Placebo
9. Plazenta noun [plaˈt͡sɛnta]: placenta
10. Plazentaablösung noun [plaˈt͡sɛntaʔapˌløːzʊŋ]
11. Plazentainsuffizienz noun [plaˈt͡sɛntaʔɪnzʊfiˌt͡si̯ɛnt͡s]
12. Plazentarest noun [plaˈt͡sɛntaˌʁɛst]
13. Plazet noun [ˈplaːt͡sɛt]
14. plazier verb: singular imperative of plazieren
15. plaziere verb: first-person singular present
16. plazierend verb: present participle of plazieren
17. plazierest verb: second-person singular subjunctive I of plazieren
18. plazieret verb: second-person plural subjunctive I of plazieren
19. plazierst verb: second-person singular present of plazieren
20. plaziert verb: past participle of plazieren
21. plazierte verb: first/third-person singular preterite
22. plazierten verb: first/third-person plural preterite
23. plaziertest verb: second-person singular preterite
24. plaziertet verb: second-person plural preterite
25. Plebejer noun [pleˈbeːjɐ]: plebe, plebeian, peasant
26. plebejisch adjective /pleˈbeːjɪʃ/: plebeian, vulgar
27. Plebejität noun [ˌplebejiˈtɛːt]
28. Plebiszit noun /ˌpleːbɪsˈtsiːt/: referendum (direct vote on a proposed law or other political decision)
29. Plebs noun [pleːps]
30. Plegie noun [pleˈɡiː]
31. Pleidelsheim proper noun [ˈplaɪ̯dl̩sˌhaɪ̯m]
32. Pleil proper noun [plaɪ̯l]
33. pleistozän adjective, noun [plaɪ̯stoˈt͡sɛːn]: Pleistocene
34. pleite adjective, noun /ˈplaɪ̯tə/: broke
35. pleitegehen verb [ˈplaɪ̯təˌɡeːən]
36. Pleitegeier noun [ˈplaɪ̯təˌɡaɪ̯ɐ]
37. Pleitier noun /plaɪ̯ˈti̯eː/: bankrupt (insolvent person)
38. Plejaden proper noun [pleˈjaːdn̩]: Pleiades, Messier 45 (star cluster)
39. Plektron noun [ˈplɛktʁɔn]: synonym of Plektrum
40. Plektrum noun /ˈplɛktʁʊm/: plectrum
41. Plempe noun [ˈplɛmpə]
42. plempern verb /ˈplɛmpɐn/: to dawdle
43. plemplem adjective /plɛmˈplɛm/: nuts, crazy
44. Plenarsaal noun /pleˈnaːɐ̯ˌzaːl/: plenary chamber
45. Plenarsitzung noun /pleˈnaːɐ̯ˌzɪt͡sʊŋ/: plenary session
46. Plenk noun [plɛŋk]: inappropriate double space
47. plenken verb [ˈplɛŋkn̩]
48. Plente noun: alternative form of Polenta
49. Plenterwald noun [ˈplɛntɐˌvalt]
50. Plenum noun /ˈpleːnʊm/: plenum (legislative meeting)
51. Pleochroismus noun [pleokʁoˈɪsmʊs]: pleochroism
52. Pleonasmus noun [pleoˈnasmʊs]: pleonasm
53. Pleonexie noun [pleonɛˈksiː]
54. Plerem noun [pleˈʁeːm]
55. Plerematik noun [pleʁeˈmaːtɪk]
56. Pleremik noun [pleˈʁeːmɪk]
57. Plerom noun [pleˈʁoːm]
58. Pleroma noun: Pleroma
59. plerophor adjective [pleʁoˈfoːɐ̯]: plerophoric
60. plesiomorph adjective [plezi̯oˈmɔʁf]
61. Plesiomorphie noun [plezi̯omɔʁˈfiː]
62. Plethon proper noun /ˈpleːtɔn/: Plethon
63. Plethysmografie noun: plethysmography
64. Plettenberg proper noun [ˈplɛtn̩ˌbɛʁk]: a town in Märkischer Kreis district, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
65. Plettenberger adjective, noun [ˈplɛtn̩ˌbɛʁɡɐ]: A native or resident of Plettenberg (male or of unspecified sex)
66. Pleuel noun [ˈplɔɪ̯əl]: connecting rod, conrod
67. Pleuelstange noun [ˈplɔɪ̯əlˌʃtaŋə]
68. Pleuraerguss noun: pleural effusion
69. Pleutersbach proper noun [ˈplɔɪ̯tɐsˌbax]
70. plexi- prefix: interwoven
71. plexiform adjective /plɛksiˈfɔʁm/: plexiform
72. Plexiglas noun [ˈplɛksiˌɡlaːs]: plexiglass
73. Plexiglasscheibe noun [ˈplɛksiɡlaːsˌʃaɪ̯bə]: plexiglass pane
74. Plexiglastrennwand noun [ˈplɛksiɡlaːsˌtʁɛnvant]
75. Plexiglastür noun [ˈplɛksiɡlaːsˌtyːɐ̯]
76. Plexus noun: plexus
77. Plexus solaris noun […]
78. Pleystein proper noun [ˈplaɪ̯ʃtaɪ̯n]
79. PLGZ abbreviation […]
80. Plicht noun [plɪçt]
81. Plié noun [pliˈjeː]
82. plietsch adjective [pliːt͡ʃ]
83. Pliezhausen proper noun […]
84. plinianisch adjective /pliˈni̯aːnɪʃ/: Plinian
85. Plinius proper noun: Pliny
86. Plinke proper noun […]
87. plinkern verb [ˈplɪŋkɐn]
88. Plinse noun [ˈplɪnzə]: A thin, flat cake made from a dough of milk, eggs and either flour or potatoes.
89. plinsen noun, verb [ˈplɪnzn̩]: nominative/genitive/dative/accusative plural of Plinse
90. Plinte noun [ˈplɪntə]
91. Plinthe noun [ˈplɪntə]
92. Plinze noun: alternative form of Plinse.
93. Pliozän noun [plioˈt͡sɛːn]
94. Plissee noun [plɪˈseː]: pleated blind
95. Plisseestoff noun [plɪˈseːˌʃtɔf]
96. plissieren verb /plɪˈsiːʁən/: to pleat
97. PLK noun: initialism of Postlagerkarte
98. PLO noun [peːʔɛlˈʔoː]
99. Ploče-Tor noun [ˈplɔt͡ʃɛˌtoːɐ̯]
100. Plochingen proper noun /ˈplɔxɪŋən/: Plochingen (a town in southern Baden-Württemberg, Germany)
101. Plock proper noun [plɔt͡sk]
102. Plockwurst noun [ˈplɔkˌvʊʁst]: a kind of seasoned and smoked sausage made from pork and beef, similar to cervelat or salami
103. plöddern verb [ˈplœdɐn]
104. Plogging noun /ˈplɔɡɪŋ/: plogging
105. Plombe noun /ˈplɔm.bə/: seal, lead seal
106. plombieren verb /plɔmˈbiːʁən/: to seal something
107. Plön proper noun /pløːn/: a town and rural district of Schleswig-Holstein
108. plopp interjection, noun /plɔp/: onomatopoeia for a bottle being uncorked, something breaking through a thin surface, a bouncing ball; pop, plop (but not usually associated with water, for...
109. ploppen noun, verb /ˈplɔpən/: to be uncorked or otherwise opened
110. Plörre noun /ˈplœʁə/: an unappetizing or disgusting liquid, often said pejoratively of a drink
111. plörren verb [ˈplœʁən]
112. plosiv adjective, noun /ploˈziːf/: plosive
113. Plot noun /plɔt/: plot
114. plötern verb […]
115. Plotin proper noun /ploˈtiːn/: Plotinus (philosopher)
116. Plötze noun /ˈplœtsə/: common roach (a fish, Rutilus rutilus)
117. plötzlich adjective, adverb /ˈplœt͡slɪç/: suddenly, abruptly
118. plötzlicher Kindstod phrase [ˌplœt͡slɪçɐ ˈkɪnt͡stoːt]
119. Plötzlichkeit noun /ˈplœt͡slɪçkaɪ̯t/: suddenness
120. Plowdiw proper noun /ˈplɔfdɪf/: Plovdiv (a city in Bulgaria)
121. Plt noun: abbreviation of Pluraletantum (“plurale tantum”)
122. Pluderhose noun [ˈpluːdɐˌhoːzə]: plush trousers
123. pludern verb [ˈpluːdɐn]
124. Plug and play noun […]
125. Plug-in noun [ˈplʌɡɪn]
126. Plugin noun [ˈplakʔɪn]
127. Plumbsack noun: alternative spelling of Plumpsack
128. Plumbum noun: lead (element)
129. Plumeau noun [plyˈmoː]
130. plump adjective /plʊmp/: dumpy, squat, bulky (roundish and misshapen)
131. plumpen adjective, verb: dated form of plumpsen
132. Plumpheit noun /ˈplʊmphaɪ̯t/: plumpness, awkwardness, clumsiness, bearishness
133. plumps interjection, noun, verb [ˈplʊmps]: plop!, flop!, bump!
134. Plumpsack noun [ˈplʊmpˌzak]: a twisted kerchief filled with lead for domestic discipline
135. plumpsen noun, verb [ˈplʊm(p)sn̩]: to flop, to plump
136. Plumpsklo noun /ˈplʊmpsˌkloː/: outhouse
137. Plumpudding noun [ˈplamˌpʊdɪŋ]
138. Plumpuddingmodell noun [ˈplʌmˈpʊdɪŋ̩moˈdɛl]: plum pudding model
139. Plumula noun [ˈpluːmula]
140. Plunder noun, verb /ˈplʊndɐ/: junk, rubbish
141. Plünderer noun /ˈplʏndəʁɐ/: agent noun of plündern; plunderer, looter
142. plündern noun, verb /ˈplʏn.dɐn/: to loot; to plunder; to pillage; to raid (to steal large amounts (from), especially in a state of war or catastrophe)
143. Plünderung noun [ˈplʏndəʁʊŋ]: looting
144. Plünderungsversuch noun [ˈplʏndəʁʊŋsfɛɐ̯ˌzuːx]
145. Plünderungswut noun [ˈplʏndəʁʊŋsˌvuːt]
146. Plünnen noun [ˈplʏnən]
147. Plur. abbreviation, noun: abbreviation of Plural
148. plural adjective, noun /pluˈʁaːl/: pluralistic
149. Pluralallomorph noun [ˈpluːʁaːlʔaloˌmɔʁf]
150. Pluralbildung noun [ˈpluːʁaːlˌbɪldʊŋ]
151. Pluraletantum noun [pluˌʁaːləˈtantʊm]: plurale tantum (a noun without a singular form)
152. Pluralform noun [ˈpluːʁaːlˌfɔʁm]
153. Pluralis Auctoris noun [pluˌʁaːlɪs ʔaʊ̯kˈtoːʁɪs]
154. Pluralis Benevolentiae noun [pluˌʁaːlɪs benevoˈlɛnt͡si̯ɛ]
155. Pluralis Majestatis noun [pluˌʁaːlɪs majɛsˈtaːtɪs]
156. Pluralis Modestiae noun [pluˌʁaːlɪs moˈdɛsti̯ɛ]
157. pluralisch adjective /pluˈʁaːlɪʃ/: plural
158. pluralisieren verb [pluʁaliˈziːʁən]
159. Pluralisierung noun [pluʁaliˈziːʁʊŋ]
160. Pluralismus noun [pluʁaˈlɪsmʊs]: pluralism
161. Pluralismustheoretiker noun [pluʁaˈlɪsmʊsteoˌʁeːtɪkɐ]
162. pluralistisch adjective /pluʁaˈlɪstɪʃ/: pluralistic
163. Pluralität noun [pluʁaliˈtɛːt]: plurality
164. Pluralmorphem noun [ˈpluːʁaːlmɔʁˌfeːm]
165. Pluralstamm noun [ˈpluːʁaːlˌʃtam]
166. Pluralwort noun [ˈpluːʁaːlˌvɔʁt]: plurale tantum
167. Pluridimensionalität noun [ˈpluʁidimɛnzi̯onaliˌtɛːt]
168. Plurinationaler Staat Bolivien phrase [pluʁinat͡si̯oˌnaːlɐ ʃtaːt boˈliːvi̯ən]
169. pluripotent adjective [ˈpluʁipoˌtɛnt]
170. plurivalent adjective [pluʁivaˈlɛnt]
171. Plurivalenz noun [pluʁivaˈlɛnt͡s]
172. Plurizentrik noun [pluʁiˈt͡sɛntʁɪk]
173. plurizentrisch adjective /pluʁiˈt͡sɛntʁɪʃ/: pluricentric
174. plurizentrische Sprache phrase [pluʁiˌt͡sɛntʁɪʃə ˈʃpʁaːxə]
175. PLURV abbreviation
176. plus adverb, conjunction, noun, preposition /plʊs/: plus, increased by
177. Plüsch noun /plʏʃ/: plush
178. Plüschbär noun [ˈplʏʃˌbɛːɐ̯]
179. Plüschdecke noun: plush cover
180. plüschen adjective, noun /ˈplʏʃən/: plush
181. Plüschkissen noun: plush pillow
182. Plüschmöbel noun [ˈplʏʃˌmøːbl̩]
183. Plüschsofa noun [ˈplʏʃˌzoːfa]
184. Plüschtier noun /ˈplʏʃˌtiːɐ̯/: plush animal, soft toy
185. Plusenergiehaus noun /ˈplʊsʔenɛʁˌɡiːhaʊ̯s/: energy-plus house
186. Plusgrad noun [ˈplʊsˌɡʁaːt]
187. plusminus adverb, noun [plʊsˈmiːnʊs]
188. Plusminuszeichen noun [plʊsˈmiːnʊsˌt͡saɪ̯çn̩]
189. Pluspunkt noun [ˈplʊsˌpʊŋkt]: advantage, plus point, plus
190. Plusquamperfekt noun /ˈplʊskvamˌpɛʁfɛkt/: pluperfect tense
191. Plusquamperfektform noun /ˈplʊskvampɛʁfɛktˌfɔʁm/: pluperfect tense form (inflected form of a verb that indicates the pluperfect tense)
192. plustern verb /ˈpluːstɐn/: to fluff up, puff up (principally of birds, but also cats etc.)
193. Pluszeichen noun /ˈplʊsˌtsaɪ̯çən/: plus sign
194. Plutarch proper noun [pluˈtaʁç]
195. Pluto noun [ˈpluːto]
196. Plutoid noun [plutoˈiːt]
197. Plutokrat noun [plutoˈkʁaːt]
198. Plutokratie noun [plutokʁaˈtiː]: plutocracy
199. Plutokratin noun [plutoˈkʁaːtɪn]
200. plutokratisch adjective: plutocratic
201. Plutomond noun [ˈpluːtoˌmoːnt]
202. plutonisch adjective [pluˈtoːnɪʃ]: plutonic (igneous rock that cooled and hardened below the surface of the Earth)
203. Plutonist noun [plutoˈnɪst]
204. Plutonium noun [pluˈtoːni̯ʊm]: plutonium
205. Plutonium-238 noun [pluˈtoːni̯ʊmˈt͡svaɪ̯hʊndɐtˌaxtʊntdʁaɪ̯sɪç]
206. Plutoniumbombe noun [pluˈtoːni̯ʊmˌbɔmbə]
207. Plutoniumgehalt noun [pluˈtoːni̯ʊmɡəˌhalt]
208. Plutoniumkugel noun [pluˈtoːni̯ʊmˌkuːɡl̩]
209. Plutoniummenge noun [pluˈtoːni̯ʊmˌmɛŋə]
210. Plutoniumproduktion noun [pluˈtoːni̯ʊmpʁodʊkˌt͡si̯oːn]
211. Plutoniumreaktor noun [pluˈtoːni̯ʊmʁeˌaktoːɐ̯]
212. Plutoniumtransport noun [pluˈtoːni̯ʊmtʁansˌpɔʁt]
213. Plutoniumverarbeitung noun [pluˈtoːni̯ʊmfɛɐ̯ˌʔaʁbaɪ̯tʊŋ]
214. Pluviale noun /pluˈvi̯aːlə/: cope (long, loose cloak worn by a priest, deacon, or bishop)
215. Pluvialzeit noun: pluvial period
216. Pluviometer noun [pluvi̯oˈmeːtɐ]
217. Pluvionivometer noun [pluvi̯onivoˈmeːtɐ]
218. Pluwig proper noun [ˈpluːvɪç]
219. PLW abbreviation
220. Plymouth proper noun [ˈplɪməθ]
221. PLZ abbreviation, noun [peːʔɛlˈt͡sɛt]: abbreviation of Postleitzahl
222. PM abbreviation, noun: initialism of Pressemitteilung
223. PMMA abbreviation […]
224. PMS abbreviation [peːʔɛmˈʔɛs]
225. PMTCT abbreviation […]
226. PND abbreviation
227. Pneu noun, prefix /pnøː/: air tyre
228. Pneumatik noun [pnɔɪ̯ˈmaːtɪk]: pneumatics
229. pneumatisch adjective /pnɔɪ̯ˈmaːtɪʃ/: pneumatic
230. Pneumatologie noun [ˌpnɔɪ̯matoloˈɡiː]
231. pneumatologisch adjective: pneumatological
232. Pneumatometer noun [pnɔɪ̯matoˈmeːtɐ]
233. Pneumaturie noun [pnɔʏ̯matuˈʁiː]: pneumaturia
234. Pneumokokke noun [ˌpnɔɪ̯moˈkɔkə]: pneumococcus
235. Pneumologe noun [pnɔɪ̯moˈloːɡə]: pulmonologist (male or of unspecified gender)
236. Pneumologie noun [pnɔɪ̯moloˈɡiː]: pneumology, pulmonology
237. Pneumologin noun [pnɔɪ̯moˈloːɡɪn]
238. pneumologisch adjective: pneumological, pulmonological
239. Pneumonie noun [ˌpnɔɪ̯moˈniː]: pneumonia
240. Pneumonitis noun: pneumonitis
241. Pneumothorax noun: pneumothorax
242. Po noun /poː/: buttocks
243. Po-Ufer noun [ˈpoːˌʔuːfɐ]
244. Poaching noun […]
245. Pobacke noun /poːbakə/: asscheek
246. Pöbel noun /ˈpøːbəl/: mob
247. Pöbelei noun /ˌpøːbəˈlaɪ̯/: rowdiness, boorishness, rudeness
248. Pöbelhaufen noun [ˈpøːbl̩ˌhaʊ̯fn̩]
249. Pöbelherrschaft noun [ˈpøːbl̩hɛʁʃaft]: mob rule, ochlocracy
250. pöbeln verb [ˈpøːbl̩n]: to swear
251. Pobolitze noun: a pobołłitsə, a sort of strudel-like cake traditionally baked by the Gottscheers
252. PoC noun [piːʔɔʊ̯ˈsiː]
253. Pocatello proper noun […]
254. Pochade noun [pɔˈʃadə]
255. pochen noun, verb /ˈpɔxn̩/: to thump, to throb
256. Pocher proper noun [ˈpɔxɐ]
257. pochieren verb /pɔˈʃiːʁən/: to poach (cook in simmering water)
258. pochiert adjective, verb [pɔˈʃiːɐ̯t]: past participle of pochieren
259. Pöchlarn proper noun: a municipality of Lower Austria, Austria
260. Pochtecatl noun […]
261. Pochwerk noun [ˈpɔxˌvɛʁk]
262. Pocke noun /ˈpɔkə/: pock
263. Pockenepidemie noun [ˈpɔkn̩ʔepideˌmiː]
264. Pockenimpfstoff noun [ˈpɔkn̩ˌʔɪmp͡fʃtɔf]
265. Pockenimpfung noun [ˈpɔkn̩ˌʔɪmp͡fʊŋ]: smallpox vaccination
266. pockenkrank adjective [ˈpɔkn̩ˌkʁaŋk]
267. Pockennarbe noun [ˈpɔkn̩ˌnaʁbə]
268. pockennarbig adjective [ˈpɔkn̩ˌnaʁbɪç]
269. Pockenschutzimpfung noun [ˈpɔkn̩ʃʊt͡sˌʔɪmp͡fʊŋ]
270. pockenverseucht adjective [ˈpɔkn̩fɛɐ̯ˌzɔɪ̯çt]
271. Pockenvirus noun /ˈpɔkn̩ˌviːʁʊs/: poxvirus
272. Pocket Guide noun […]
273. Pocketbike noun [ˈpɔkətˌbaɪ̯k]
274. Pocking proper noun [ˈpɔkɪŋ]
275. Pöckl proper noun [ˈpœkl̩]
276. pockmas interjection: let's go; let's start
277. Pockmilje noun [ˈb̥ɔɡ̊ˌmɪljə]
278. Podcast noun /ˈpɔtˌkaːst/: podcast
279. podcasten verb [ˈpɔtˌkaːstn̩]
280. Podcaster noun /ˈpɔtkaːstɐ/: podcaster
281. Podcasting noun [ˈpɔtkaːstɪŋ]
282. -pode suffix: -pod (scientific suffix denoting an organism with a certain type of feet)
283. Podest noun /poˈdɛst/: podium
284. podestartig adjective [poˈdɛstˌʔaːɐ̯tɪç]
285. Podestplatz noun [poˈdɛstˌplat͡s]
286. Podex noun /ˈpoː.dɛks/: posterior, behind (human buttocks)
287. Podgorica proper noun [ˈpɔdɡɔʁit͡sa]
288. Podiatrie noun [podi̯aˈtʁiː]
289. Podium noun /ˈpoːdi̯ʊm/: podium
290. Podiumsdiskussion noun [ˈpoːdi̯ʊmsdɪskʊˌsi̯oːn]: panel discussion
291. Podiumsgespräch noun [ˈpoːdi̯ʊmsɡəˌʃprɛːç]: panel discussion
292. Podologe noun [podoˈloːɡə]
293. Podologie noun [podoloˈɡiː]
294. Podologin noun [podoˈloːɡɪn]
295. Podolsk proper noun […]
296. Podometer noun [podoˈmeːtɐ]
297. Podophilie noun [podofiˈliː]
298. Podvarak noun […]
299. Poebene proper noun [ˈpoːˌʔeːbənə]
300. Poel proper noun [pøːl]

Part 18 · Part 20 · 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.