paragrapunparagraph, A passage in text that is about a different subject from the preceding text, marked by commencing on a new line, the first line sometimes being indented. To sort text into paragraphs.
paraisunParadise, the dwelling place of God and those who believed in Him and tried to obey His will. Heaven, the dwelling place of God, His angels, and the people of God. Also: paraiso.Lk 23:43."Today right away you will be my companion in Paradise"Lk 16:22.He was taken by the angels and put by Abraham in Paradise.Dut Empu' = God's place; Langit = Heaven. Both indicate the place where good people go after death. As in the case of Hades and Hell (Narka' ), there is some reason for distinguishing between Paradise and Heaven.; footnote: Rev 2:7 Garden - Sa Griego: Paraiso.f*antNarka'synlangit 1
parak-parakadjseperated apart, far apart, not together, exclude. 2. piles or stacks of,Pinegsesabug ye menge' *parak-parak neng siin et menge' menenambi' et pirak, sampay tinuarang menge' lemisaan dye.He scattered the *stacks/piles of coins of the-ones-exchanging money, and also turned-over their tables. John 2:15b.antabit2mekabitpedingansynmerahangmerahangmerengrahang1merengrahang2
parangadjCross-eyed.Mata ye dua in parang ne ginsan.His two eyes are already cross-eyed.synlibat2
parapadjstab as with a knife, general term of stabbing; (unless otherwise designated generally assumed to be to stab or slash sideways with knife with knuckles downward.Kas ne peglewleew, petempar ne banar.Don't be ashamed, be infront.w.1.108f.syntampa'tempar 1
paras PCnfatty tissue which the pigs stomach is attached to.wl74.
parenngroup of people, class in school?Megparen - to make a group.; Pegparenen - people are forming into groups.; Ipeparen - to let someone form a group.; Neparen - have formed/made a group.synrupengrupung2
paresadjwork hard for something try your best.Pemares ne banar bilug ye keradia.He work hard his body.No. 10 pem'aressynlegestuges
parinpriest, usually thought to be a Catholic priest, but could be other priets. Pari', with glottal. Using: pari' na saserduti.sesirduti; saserdote; saserdoti; sasirdotisynbelianpari'pariseosaserduti
pari'npriest, usually thought to be a Catholic priest, but could be other priets. Pari', with glottal. Using: pari' na saserduti, pari' na pariseo.Pari' na' saserduti. Lk 5:14."go and show yourself to the priest"Pari' na' saserduti. Lk 10:31.A certain priest happened to pass by on that road.The primary meaning of this term, pari', is a Roman Catholic priest, but it can also apply to priests of other religions. The Tagalog term, Saserdote, is not universally understood.synbelianbelianbelianmenunuldu'3misyoneroparipariseopariseosacerdotesaserdotesaserdutisaserdutisasirdotisesirduti
partenpart or piece of a multi part device, component of a device or machine, part of a motor or electrical device, an integral part of the device. 2. Share of a crop, or part of the profits, a piece of something, like piece of lumber or harvest, fraction of, his share, division given for him, 3. To be made up of; to consist of (especially a comprehensive list of parts). Parts that constitute [go into] the whole, a sector of some industry or business, Also: To include, contain or embrace.synbagi' yebagi' yepegbenbeginen
paru neng parundreamer. 2. Planner, Lit. plan and plan, or dream and dream.Paru neng paru memaal et benua ating taaw, segwa' kaya gasi mekebaal sabab et kaya kusewran memaal.That man is dreaming of building a house, but he dosen't build it because he dosen't know how to build it.antmemarosynteginep