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Pa (pah) -- Swamp.
Paj (pahj) -- Small, hand-held metal pan or skillet.  Also a Blurbian dish similar to a stir-fry, made up of an assortment of whatever vegetables, grains, herbs, and sometimes meat are available.
Panari (pah-nah-ree) -- Leather. 
Panor (pah-nohr) -- Skin. 
Panori (pah-nohr-ee) -- Welt; red mark on skin. 
Panorzul (pah-nohr-zuhl) -- Tattoo or other similar permanent or long-lasting marking on the skin.  Used as a verb, means "to tattoo" or "to mark."
Panowo (pah-noh-woh) -- Bruise.  Used as a verb, means "to bruise." 
Panowor (pah-noh-wohr) -- Bruised. 
Papoog (pah-poog) -- Amphibian species with large eyes and unusual tentacle-like external gills, native to the swamps of the planet Nummorro.
Papu (pah-poo) -- Flat, one-dimensional, shallow.
Papuda (pah-poo-da) -- Board, plank.
Papulon (pah-poo-lohn) -- Canvas or other thick, tough fabric.
Papulondabo (pah-poo-lohn-dah-boh) -- Tent or canvas-roofed shelter.
Papurion (pah-poo-ree-ohn) -- Plains, grassland.
Papushta (pah-poosh-tah) -- Plate.
Pari (pah-ree) -- Cloth, fabric. 
Parupoo (pah-roo-poo) -- Large species of unusually-intelligent burrowing worms, native to the swamps and rutoo-coated areas of the planet Nummorro.
Paroop (puh-roop) -- Second planet in the Num solar system.  Its surface is mostly covered in water and unpleasantly hot, but some life can be found in the depths of its vast network of caves.
Pashu (pah-shoo) -- Verb; to lie down.
Pelo (pay-loh) -- A group of primitive arthropods native to the planet Nummorro.  Many species exist, most of them small and aquatic with translucent or entirely transparent squishy bodies.

Piro (pee-roh) -- Tongue.  Used as a verb, means "to lick."
Ploog (ploog) -- Nose.  Used as a verb, means "to smell" or "to sniff."
Ploomp (ploomp) -- Species of carnivorous plant native to the forests of Nummorro, known to burrow into the dens of small creatures (such as Pekauhs and Nummorrian lizards) and lie in wait for them to mistakenly enter their gaping mouths.

Pluo (ploo-oh) -- Head, face.
Pluoda (ploo-oh-dah) -- Horn or antler.
Pluo-dan (ploo-oh-daan) -- Helmet.
Pluomun (ploo-oh-muhn) -- Mask. 
Pluomunner (ploo-oh-muhn-uhr) -- Masked. 
Pluowo (ploo-oh-woh) -- Headache.
Plup (pluhp) -- Verb; to sit.
Plupari (ploo-pah-ree) -- Bandanna.
Plupper (pluhp-uhr) -- Sitting, seated.
Pluppo (pluhp-oh) -- Chair, seat.
Pooko (poo-koh) -- Pooball; a hard lump of compressed, partially-digested rutoo that Parupoos are capable of spitting up in order to attack enemies, predators, or trespassers.
Popo (poh-poh) -- Verb; to copy, mimic, or imitate. 
Popochuo (poh-poh-choo-oh) -- Plagiarism. 
Popola (poh-poh-lah) -- Echo.  When used as a verb, means "to echo." 
Popo'oh (poh-poh-oh) -- Copy, imitation. 
Popor (poh-pohr) -- Copied. 
Pu (poo) -- Male pronoun (he, him, his, etc.)
Pudabo (pue-dah-boh) -- Counter.
Pudado (pue-dah-doh) -- Table.
Pug (puhg) -- Fur, especially in the case of a full-body covering.
Pugger (puhg-uhr) -- Furry, wooly.  Also the name of a species of wooly pig-like creatures native to the northern Nummorrian continent of Narr.
Pugpari (puhg-pah-ree) -- Wool; fabric made from the fur of some creature rather than plant-based or synthetic materials. 
Puh (puh) -- Very mild expletive, similar in tone to "aw, man" or "dang."
Pukk (puhk) -- Mild expletive, similar in tone to "damn" or "damn it."
Pukker (puhk) -- Similar to pukk but used as an adjective.
Puku (poo-koo) -- Claw.
Pukudyeh'o (poo-koo-dyeh-oh) -- Clawmark.
Puna (poo-nah) -- Verb; to go, to leave, to depart. 
Puna'oh (poo-nah-oh) -- Departure. 
Pur (poor) -- Male.
Puro (poo-roh) -- Name.
Puroll (poo-rohl) -- Verb; to sign, to autograph.
Purollo (poo-roh-loh) -- Signature, autograph.
Puroller (poo-roh-luhr) -- Signed, autographed.
Puror (poo-rohr) -- Named, official, known (as in someone's identity.)
Puroye (poo-roh-yeh) -- Verb; to name, to grant a title or position.
Puroyeo (poo-roh-yeh-oh) -- Title, position, rank.
Puyyarmo (pue-yahr-moh) -- Leftovers, surplus food.
Puyye (pue-yeh) -- Verb; to abandon, to leave behind.
Puyyeku (pue-yeh-koo) -- Orphan.
Puyyer (pue-yehr) -- Abandoned, left over, left behind.

Pwubba (pwuh-buh) -- Large, slow-moving quadruped native to Nummorro.  The best-known species is mostly found in the plains of southern Blurbonazz, though others exist in various regions.