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Portuguese words: patota to pé-de-banco

300 Portuguese words, part 8 of 33 of the words starting with P, A to Z. 72 have a page of their own.

Portuguese words patota to pé-de-banco

  1. patota noun /paˈtɔ.tɐ/: cheat, trick (unfair act or advantage)
  2. patoteiro adjective /pa.toˈte(j).ɾu/: cheating
  3. patranha noun
  4. patrão noun /paˈtɾɐ̃w̃/: master, boss
  5. Patras proper noun: Patras (a city, the regional capital of Western Greece, Greece)
  6. patrasana noun /pa.tɾaˈzɐ̃.nɐ/: alternative spelling of patrazana
  7. patrazana noun /pa.tɾaˈzɐ̃.nɐ/: a soldier of the National Guard
  8. PATRI abbreviation, prefix
  9. pátria adjective, noun /ˈpa.tɾjɐ/: pre-reform spelling (used until 1943 in Brazil and 1911 in Portugal) of pátria
  10. pátria-mãe noun: motherland (the country of one’s birth)
  11. patriarca noun /pa.tɾiˈaʁ.kɐ/: patriarch (male head of a community or household)
  12. patriarcado noun /pa.tɾi.aʁˈka.du/: patriarchy (social system in which the father is head of the household)
  13. patriarcal adjective /pa.tɾi.aʁˈkaw/: patriarchal (relating to patriarchy or patriarchs)
  14. patriarcalismo noun
  15. patriarcalmente adverb
  16. patriarcha noun: pre-reform spelling (used until 1943 in Brazil and 1911 in Portugal) of patriarca
  17. patriarchado noun: pre-reform spelling (used until 1943 in Brazil and 1911 in Portugal) of patriarcado
  18. patriarquia noun /pa.tɾi.aʁˈki.ɐ/: patriarchy (social system in which the father is head of the household)
  19. patriarquias noun: plural of patriarquia
  20. Patrícia noun
  21. patricida adjective, noun: patricide (someone who has murdered their father)
  22. patricídio noun: patricide (the killing of one's father)
  23. patricinha noun: a young, upper-class woman overly interested in shopping, personal appearance and social status; a valley girl
  24. patrício noun /paˈtɾi.sju/: compatriot
  25. patrimonial adjective /pa.tɾi.mo.niˈaw/: patrimonial
  26. patrimonialismo noun /pa.tɾi.mo.ni.aˈliz.mu/: patrimonialism
  27. patrimonialmente adverb
  28. patrimônio noun /pɐ.tɾiˈmɔ.ni.u/: pre-reform spelling (used until 1943 in Brazil and 1911 in Portugal) of patrimônio /património
  29. pátrio adjective /ˈpa.tɾju/: national, native
  30. pátrio poder phrase
  31. patriota adjective, noun /pa.tɾiˈɔ.tɐ/: patriotic
  32. patriotada noun /pa.tɾi.oˈta.dɐ/
  33. patriotadas noun
  34. patriotário noun /pa.tɾi.oˈta.ɾju/: patriotic sucker (someone who is easily fooled because of their patriotism)
  35. patrioteirismo noun /pa.tɾi.o.te(j)ˈɾiz.mu/: jingoism (extreme patriotism)
  36. patriótica adjective: feminine singular of patriótico
  37. patrioticamente adverb /pa.tɾiˌɔ.t͡ʃi.kaˈmẽ.t͡ʃi/: patriotically
  38. patrióticas adjective: feminine plural of patriótico
  39. patriótico adjective /pa.tɾiˈɔ.t͡ʃi.ku/: patriotic (inspired by patriotism)
  40. patrióticos adjective: masculine plural of patriótico
  41. patriotismo noun /pa.tɾi.oˈt͡ʃiz.mu/: patriotism (love of one’s own country)
  42. patrística noun
  43. patroa noun /paˈtɾo.ɐ/: female equivalent of patrão (“boss”)
  44. patrocina verb: third-person singular present indicative
  45. patrocinado adjective, verb: past participle of patrocinar
  46. patrocinador noun /pa.tɾo.si.naˈdoʁ/: sponsor (person or organisation that pays part of the cost of an event or service)
  47. patrocinamos verb: first-person plural present indicative
  48. patrocinar verb /pa.tɾo.siˈna(ʁ)/: to sponsor (pay part of the cost of an event or service)
  49. patrocinará verb: third-person singular future indicative of patrocinar
  50. patrocinaram verb: third-person plural preterite/pluperfect indicative of patrocinar
  51. patrocinardes verb: second-person plural future subjunctive
  52. patrocinarem verb: third-person plural future subjunctive
  53. patrocinares verb: second-person singular future subjunctive
  54. patrocinaria verb: first/third-person singular conditional of patrocinar
  55. patrocinarmos verb: first-person plural future subjunctive
  56. patrocinasse verb: first/third-person singular imperfect subjunctive of patrocinar
  57. patrocinava verb: first/third-person singular imperfect indicative of patrocinar
  58. patrocine verb: first/third-person singular present subjunctive
  59. patrocineis verb: second-person plural present subjunctive of patrocinar
  60. patrocinem verb: third-person plural present subjunctive
  61. patrocinemos verb: first-person plural present subjunctive
  62. patrocinense adjective, noun
  63. patrocines verb: second-person singular present subjunctive of patrocinar
  64. patrocínio noun /pa.tɾoˈsĩ.nju/: patronage (support, especially in the form of money, given to an artist)
  65. Patrocínio do Muriaé phrase
  66. Patrocínio Paulista phrase
  67. Pátroclo proper noun /ˈpa.tɾo.klu/: Patroclus
  68. patrola noun, verb /paˈtɾɔ.lɐ/: grader (vehicle with a blade used to flatten ground)
  69. patrolar verb /pa.tɾoˈla(ʁ)/: to grade (to flatten a large surface with a grader)
  70. patrolaram verb /pa.tɾoˈla.ɾɐ̃w̃/: third-person plural preterite/pluperfect indicative of patrolar
  71. patronal adjective /pa.tɾoˈnaw/: employer
  72. patronato noun /pa.tɾoˈna.tu/: patronage (the act of providing approval and support)
  73. patronímico adjective, noun /pa.tɾoˈnĩ.mi.ku/: patronymic
  74. patrono noun /paˈtɾõ.nu/: patron saint (saint who protects a specific place, group of people or profession)
  75. patrulha noun, verb /paˈtɾu.ʎɐ/: patrol (the act of patrolling a location)
  76. patrulhador noun: patroller
  77. patrulhamento noun /pa.tɾu.ʎaˈmẽ.tu/: patrol (the act of patrolling a location)
  78. patrulhar verb /pa.tɾuˈʎa(ʁ)/: to patrol
  79. patrulharam verb: third-person plural preterite/pluperfect indicative of patrulhar
  80. patrulheiro noun
  81. Patu noun
  82. patuá noun
  83. patuá macaense noun: Macanese (a Portuguese-based creole spoken in Macau)
  84. patuleia noun /pa.tuˈlɛj.ɐ/: rabble (the mass of common people)
  85. patureba adjective, noun /pa.tuˈɾɛ.bɐ/: dry and salty catfish
  86. paturi noun /pa.tuˈɾi/: duck–garganey hybrid
  87. patusca noun
  88. patuscada noun /pa.tusˈka.dɐ/: spree, carousal
  89. patusco adjective, noun /paˈtus.ku/: wanton, playful
  90. patusqueiro adjective
  91. Paty do Alferes phrase
  92. pau noun /ˈpaw/: stick
  93. pau a pau adjective, phrase: neck and neck (very close in progress)
  94. pau-a-pique noun
  95. pau à-toa phrase
  96. pau-alazão noun
  97. pau amigo noun: male fuck buddy; male friend with benefits
  98. pau-brasil noun /ˌpaw.bɾaˈziw/: brazilwood (a Brazilian timber tree, Paubrasilia echinata)
  99. pau-brasilense adjective, noun
  100. pau-cabra noun
  101. pau com formiga phrase
  102. pau d'água phrase
  103. pau-d'áquila noun: alternative form of pau-de-águila
  104. pau-d'arco noun, phrase /ˌpawˈd‿aʁ.ku/: Tabebuia tree
  105. Pau d'Arco do Piauí noun
  106. pau-de-águia noun: alternative form of pau-de-águila
  107. pau-de-águila noun: agarwood (Aquilaria malaccensis)
  108. pau de arara noun, phrase /ˈpaw d͡ʒi aˈɾa.ɾɐ/: torture method in which the victim's ankles and wrists are bound to a pole, widely used during the military dictatorship in Brazil
  109. pau-de-cabeleira noun
  110. pau de palanque noun /ˈpaw d͡ʒi paˈlɐ̃.ki/: spinnaker pole
  111. pau-de-pernambuco noun
  112. pau-de-sapão noun
  113. pau de sélfie phrase
  114. pau-de-tinta noun
  115. pau de virar tripa phrase
  116. pau de virar tripas phrase
  117. pau-do-brasil noun
  118. Pau dos Ferros noun
  119. pau-farinha noun /ˌpɐ̃w̃.d͡ʒiˈpɔ.bɾi/: (Manihot esculenta) cassava
  120. pau-ferro noun /ˌpawˈfɛ.ʁu/: Brazilian ironwood (Libidibia ferrea)
  121. pau-furado noun /ˌpaw.fuˈɾa.du/: rifle
  122. pau-limpo noun
  123. pau-mandado noun: a person regarded as a witting puppet or tool for another/others
  124. pau-marfim noun /ˌpaw.maʁˈfĩ/ [ˌpaʊ̯.mahˈfĩ]
  125. pau na lata noun: bete-ombro
  126. pau no cu interjection, noun, phrase /ˈpaw nu ˈku/: jerk; asshole
  127. pau no cu de interjection /ˈpaw nu ˈku d͡ʒi/: fuck (the) (cursing the following word(s))
  128. pau-nos-cornos noun
  129. pau para toda a obra noun, phrase: European Portuguese standard form of pau para toda obra
  130. pau para toda obra noun: a person or tool that can perform several different tasks, a jack of all trades.
  131. pau-pernambuco noun
  132. pau-pita noun /ˌpawˈpi.tɐ/: American aloe (Agave americana)
  133. pau pra toda obra noun: syncopic form of pau para toda obra
  134. pau-preto noun /ˌpawˈpɾe.tu/: blackwood (Dalbergia melanoxylon)
  135. pau que bate em Chico, bate em Francisco proverb: what goes for one, goes for all
  136. pau que nasce torto nunca se endireita proverb: the traits which one has been born with cannot be really changed; cf. a leopard cannot change its spots
  137. pau-rosa noun /ˌpawˈʁɔ.zɐ/: rosewood
  138. pau-rosado noun
  139. pau-santo noun
  140. pau velho phrase
  141. pau-vermelho noun
  142. Paudalho noun
  143. paudurecência noun: the ability to have an erection
  144. paudurecer verb /paw.du.ɾeˈse(ʁ)/: to get a hard-on, to have an erection
  145. paudureceram verb: third-person plural preterite/pluperfect indicative of paudurecer
  146. pauense adjective, noun
  147. pauferrense adjective, noun
  148. Pauini noun
  149. paul noun /paˈuw/: swamp
  150. paula noun
  151. paula-candidense adjective, noun
  152. Paula Cândido phrase
  153. Paula Freitas noun
  154. paulada noun /pawˈla.dɐ/: the act of striking with a wooden stick
  155. paulatinamente adverb /paw.laˌt͡ʃĩ.naˈmẽ.t͡ʃi/: gradually, slowly
  156. paulatino adjective /paw.laˈt͡ʃĩ.nu/: gradual
  157. pauleira adjective, noun
  158. pauleiro adjective, noun
  159. paulense adjective, noun
  160. Paulete proper noun /pawˈlɛ.t͡ʃi/: a female given name, equivalent to English Paulette
  161. Paulicéia noun /paw.liˈsɛj.ɐ/ [paʊ̯.liˈsɛɪ̯.ɐ]
  162. Paulina noun
  163. paulinense adjective, noun
  164. Paulinho proper noun /pawˈlĩ.ɲu/: a diminutive of the male given name Paulo
  165. Paulínia noun
  166. paulinista adjective, noun /paw.li.'nis.tə/
  167. paulino adjective, noun
  168. Paulino Neves noun
  169. paulista adjective, noun /pawˈlis.tɐ/: relating to Saint Paul
  170. paulistana adjective, noun /paw.lisˈtɐ̃.nɐ/: female equivalent of paulistano
  171. paulistanês noun
  172. Paulistânia noun
  173. paulistânico adjective
  174. paulistaniense adjective
  175. paulistano adjective, noun /paw.lisˈtɐ̃.nu/: native or inhabitant of the city of São Paulo, São Paulo state, Brazil
  176. paulistas adjective, noun: plural of paulista
  177. paulistinha noun: a kneeing into someone's thigh
  178. pauliteiro noun
  179. paulito noun
  180. Paulo noun ˈpaw.lu.
  181. paulo-afonsense adjective, noun
  182. Paulo Afonso phrase
  183. Paulo de Faria noun
  184. Paulo Frontin noun
  185. Paulo Jacinto noun
  186. Paulo Lopes noun
  187. paulo-ramense adjective, noun
  188. Paulo Ramos phrase
  189. paumari adjective, noun: a member of the Paumarí, a tribe of northern Brazil
  190. pauperização noun
  191. pauperizar verb
  192. pauperrimamente adverb
  193. paupérrimo adjective /pawˈpɛ.ʁi.mu/: superlative degree of pobre
  194. paúra noun /paˈu.ɾɐ/: fear, dread
  195. paus noun /ˈpaws/: clubs (one of the four suits of playing cards, marked with the symbol ♣)
  196. paus de arara noun, phrase: plural of pau-de-arara
  197. paus-marfim noun
  198. paus-marfins noun
  199. pausa noun, verb /ˈpaw.zɐ/: pause (short time for relaxing)
  200. pausadamente adverb
  201. pausado adjective, verb: past participle of pausar
  202. pausar verb /pawˈza(ʁ)/: to pause (to interrupt an activity)
  203. pausaram verb: third-person plural preterite/pluperfect indicative of pausar
  204. pause noun, verb /ˈpaw.zi/: pause
  205. pauta noun, verb /ˈpaw.tɐ/: agenda
  206. pautal adjective /pawˈtaw/: relating to the agenda
  207. pautar verb /pawˈta(ʁ)/: to trace (lines on a page)
  208. pautaram verb: third-person plural preterite/pluperfect indicative of pautar
  209. pauzinho noun /ˌpawˈzĩ.ɲu/: diminutive of pau
  210. pauzinhos noun: plural of pauzinho
  211. pavão noun /paˈvɐ̃w̃/: peafowl (bird of the genus Pavo or Afropavo)
  212. pavão real noun: pre-reform spelling (used until 1990) of pavão-real; still used where the agreement hasn’t come into effect and may occur as a sporadic misspelling
  213. pavê noun /paˈve/: a type of layer cake made with Marie biscuits and usually iced with chocolate
  214. paveia noun
  215. Paverama noun
  216. pavês noun /paˈve(j)s/: pavis; pavise (a shield large enough to cover the whole body)
  217. pavia noun
  218. pávido adjective /ˈpa.vi.du/: faint; shy (easily frightened)
  219. pavieira noun
  220. paviense adjective, noun
  221. pavilhão noun /pa.viˈʎɐ̃w̃/: pavilion
  222. pavilhão auditivo noun: pinna; outer ear
  223. pavimentação noun
  224. pavimentado adjective, verb: past participle of pavimentar
  225. pavimentar verb /pa.vi.mẽˈta(ʁ)/: to pave
  226. pavimentaram verb: third-person plural preterite/pluperfect indicative of pavimentar
  227. pavimento noun, verb /pa.viˈmẽ.tu/: road surface (British), pavement (US)
  228. pavio noun /paˈvi.u/: fuse (cord used to ignite a charge)
  229. pavio curto adjective, noun, phrase: short fuse, short temper (irritable temperament)
  230. pavlova noun
  231. pavlovianamente adverb
  232. Pavo noun /paˈvɔ/: red-ruffed fruitcrow (Pyroderus scutatus)
  233. pavoa noun /paˈvo.ɐ/: female equivalent of pavão (“peahen”)
  234. pavona noun
  235. pavonear verb /pa.vo.neˈa(ʁ)/: to strut (to walk proudly or haughtily)
  236. pavonearam verb: third-person plural preterite/pluperfect indicative of pavonear
  237. pavoneio noun, verb: first-person singular present indicative of pavonear
  238. pavonense adjective, noun
  239. pavor noun /paˈvoʁ/: intense fear, dread
  240. pavorosamente adverb /pa.voˌɾɔ.zaˈmẽ.t͡ʃi/: appallingly; frightfully (in an frightful manner)
  241. pavoroso adjective /pa.voˈɾo.zu/: gruesome; dreadful
  242. pavulagem noun: alternative form of pabulagem
  243. Pavussu noun
  244. pax noun
  245. paxá noun /paˈʃa/: pasha (highest honorary title during the Ottoman Empire)
  246. paxalato noun /pa.ʃaˈla.tu/: pashalik
  247. paxemina noun
  248. paxiúba noun
  249. paywall noun /ˌpejˈwɔw/: paywall
  250. paz noun /ˈpa(j)s/: peace
  251. Paz da Vestfália phrase
  252. Paz da Westfália phrase
  253. Paz de Vestefália phrase
  254. Paz de Vestfália phrase
  255. Paz de Westefália phrase
  256. Paz de Westfalen phrase
  257. Paz de Westfália phrase
  258. Paz de Westphalia phrase
  259. paz do Senhor interjection /ˈpa(j)z du sẽˈɲoʁ/: "Lord's peace!"; a greeting (hello, hi) used by Christian people
  260. paz e amor phrase /ˈpa(j)z i aˈmoʁ/ [ˈpa(ɪ̯)z i aˈmoh]
  261. Paz Vestefálica phrase
  262. Paz Vestfálica phrase
  263. pazes noun /ˈpa.zis/: plural of paz
  264. pazinha noun /ˌpaˈzĩ.ɲɐ/: diminutive of pá (“small shovel”)
  265. pazinha de lixo phrase
  266. PB abbreviation
  267. PBV abbreviation
  268. PC abbreviation, noun /ˌpeˈse/: PC (personal computer)
  269. PC da NASA noun: a personal computer with a very sophisticated, expensive, modern, or advanced hardware
  270. PC da Xuxa noun: a personal computer with a very unsophisticated, cheap, rudimentary or outdated hardware
  271. PC gamer noun /ˌpeˈse ˈɡej.meʁ/: gaming computer
  272. PCA abbreviation
  273. PCB abbreviation
  274. PCBR abbreviation
  275. PCC abbreviation
  276. PCD abbreviation, noun: initialism of pessoa com deficiência (“person with disability”); PWD
  277. PCdoB abbreviation
  278. PCI abbreviation
  279. PCO abbreviation
  280. PCP abbreviation
  281. pct noun: abbreviation of paciente
  282. PCUS proper noun: CPSU
  283. pd abbreviation, verb: abbreviation of pode
  284. PDA noun: PDA; personal digital assistant (hand-held electronic organiser)
  285. PDC abbreviation
  286. pdp interjection: abbreviation of pode pá
  287. PDS abbreviation
  288. PDT abbreviation
  289. PDU abbreviation
  290. pé noun /ˈpɛ/: abbreviation of padre (“priest”); Fr.
  291. pé-coxinho noun /pɛ.ku.ˈʃi.ɲu/
  292. pé d'água noun, phrase /ˈpɛ ˈda.ɡwɐ/: downpour, heavy rain
  293. pé da barriga phrase
  294. pé-da-serrense adjective, noun
  295. pê da vida adjective, phrase /ˈpe da ˈvi.dɐ/: euphemistic form of puto da vida
  296. pé-de-alferes noun
  297. pé de altar noun: budget that a curate obtains from ceremonies such as baptisms, weddings and burials
  298. pé de árvore noun: synonym of pé de pau
  299. pé de atleta noun: athlete's foot (fungal infection of the skin of the foot)
  300. pé-de-banco noun

Part 7 · Part 9 · Portuguese words: P

Source: English Wiktionary (Portuguese entries, CC BY-SA 4.0) and the Portuguese Wiktionary (Wikcionário): 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: 9,634 words, in 33 parts.