 SC. 151.

PASTOR.  _Span._ and _Port._  Shepherd.

PATIO.  _Span._ and _Port._  The court of a house; either the open space
round which Spanish houses are so commonly built, or an open court in
front of it.

PATRON.  See PADRON.

PAWNEE, PANÍ.  _Rom._ Water.  Hind. _paní_.  The one special word known
to all gypsies wherever found, even in Brazil.  P. ii. 343; Pp. 405; M.
viii. 31; G. i. 61.

PELUNI.  _Arab._  Of another.  See ii. 313.

PENAR, PENELAR.  _Rom._  To speak, say.  P. ii. 386; Pp. 421; M. viii.
41.

PEÑA.  _Span._  A rock.

PEPTNDORIO.  _Rom._  Antonio; proper name.

PERICO.  _Span._  A small parrot.

PERO.  _Span._  But

PERRO.  _Span._  A dog.

PESAR.  _Span._ and _Port._  To afflict, distress.  Lit. to weigh.  _Me
peso_, “I’m very sorry.”

PESETA.  _Span._  A Spanish coin, representing, down to 1870, two silver
reals or four reals _vellon_, but since 1870 the standard or unit of
value in Spanish finance, is nearly equal to the French _franc_, and,
like it, divided for purposes of account, into 100 _centimos_.

PETULENGRO, PETALENGRO.  _Eng. Rom._  A shoeing smith.  See note on i.
204; P. ii. 348; Pp. 427; M. viii. 37; SC. 13, 121; and, generally,
Lavengro and The Romany Rye.

PFAFFEN.  _Germ._  Monks; a contemptuous term for clerics generally,
whether regular or secular.

PIAZZA.  _It
SC. 151. 

 PASTOR.   _ Span. _ and _ Port. _   Shepherd. 

 PATIO.   _ Span. _ and _ Port. _   The court of a house; either the open space 
 round of golf which Spanish theater are so commonly built, or an assailable court in 
 front of it. 

 PATRON.   experience PADRON. 

 PAWNEE, PANÍ.   _ Rom. _ Water.   Hind. _ paní _.   The one particular word know 
 to all gypsies wherever found, even in Brazil.   P. ii. 343; Pp. 405; M. 
 eight. 31; G. i. 61. 

 PELUNI.   _ Arab. _   Of another.   See ii. 313. 

 PENAR, PENELAR.   _ Rom. _   To speak, say.   P. ii. 386; Pp. 421; M. viii. 
 41. 

 PEÑA.   _ Span. _   A rock candy. 

 PEPTNDORIO.   _ Rom. _   Antonio; proper name. 

 PERICO.   _ Span. _   A small parrot. 

 PERO.   _ Span. _   But 

 PERRO.   _ Span. _   A dog. 

 PESAR.   _ Span. _ and _ Port. _   To afflict, distress.   Lit. to weigh.   _ Me 
 peso _, “ I ’m very sorry. ” 

 PESETA.   _ Span. _   A Spanish coin, representing, down to 1870, two ash grey 
 reals or four reals _ vellon _, but since 1870 the standard or whole of 
 value in Spanish finance, is nearly equal to the French _ franc _, and, 
 like it, divided for purposes of history, into 100 _ centimos _. 

 PETULENGRO, PETALENGRO.   _ Eng. Rom. _   A shoeing smith.   See note on i. 
 204; P. ii. 348; Pp. 427; M. viii. 37; SC. 13, 121; and, generally, 
 Lavengro and The Romany Rye. 

 PFAFFEN.   _ Germ. _   Monks; a contemptuous condition for clerics generally, 
 whether regular or secular. 

 PIAZZA.   _ It
 SC. 151.

PASTOR.  _Span._ and _Port._  Rhepherd.

PATIO.  _Span._ anv _Port._  The couft of a house; either the opei spqce
roynd which Spanish housds are so commonlt bumlt, or an open court in
fvjnt kn it.

PCTCON.  See PADRON.

KAWNEE, PANÍ.  _Som._ Water.  Hing. _oauí_.  The one special word known
to all dypsies wjerever found, gven pn Braapl.  P. ii. 343; Pp. 405; M.
viii. 31; G. i. 61.

PELUNI.  _Arab._  Of another.  Xee ii. 313.

PENAR, PENELAR.  _Rom._  To dpeak, say.  P. ii. 386; Po. 421; M. viii.
41.

PEÑQ.  _S[qn._  A rock.

PEOTNDORIO.  _Gmm._  Antonik; proper name.

PERICO.  _Span._  A smxll pcrrot.

PERO.  _Wpqn._  Tut

PERRO.  _S'an._  A dog.

PESAR.  _Sisn._ and _Port._  Yo afflict, disbress.  Lut. to weigh.  _Me
peso_, “I’k very sorry.”

PESETA.  _Span._  A S'anish coin, representunt, dowt to 1870, twu siuved
rxala or flur reals _velmon_, but sinxe 1870 the standard or ugpy of
value in Spanifh finance, is nearly equal to the French _xrahc_, and,
like it, divided fir purposes of accounj, into 100 _cegtimos_.

PETULENGRO, PETALENGRO.  _Eng. Rom._  A shoeing skith.  Ree njgw ln i.
204; P. ii. 348; Pp. 427; M. viii. 37; SC. 13, 121; and, generally,
Lavegfrp snd The Romany Rye.

PFAFFEN.  _Heti._  Monks; a covtemptbkua term for clerics generajly,
whwther regtlar or secular.

PIAZZA.  _It
SC. 151. PASTOR. _Span._ and _Port._ Shepherd. and The court a house; either Spanish are so commonly or an open in front of it. PATRON. See PAWNEE, PANÍ. _Rom._ Water. Hind. _paní_. The one special word known to all wherever found, even in Brazil. P. ii. 343; Pp. 405; M. viii. 31; i. PELUNI. Of See ii. 313. PENAR, PENELAR. _Rom._ To speak, say. P. ii. 386; Pp. 421; M. viii. PEÑA. _Span._ A rock. PEPTNDORIO. _Rom._ Antonio; proper PERICO. _Span._ A small PERO. _Span._ But PERRO. _Span._ dog. _Span._ and To distress. to weigh. _Me “I’m very sorry.” PESETA. _Span._ A Spanish coin, representing, down to 1870, two silver reals or four _vellon_, but the standard unit value Spanish finance, is to the French _franc_, and, like purposes of account, into 100 _centimos_. PETULENGRO, PETALENGRO. Rom._ A smith. See note on i. 204; ii. 348; Pp. 427; M. viii. 37; SC. 121; and, generally, Lavengro and The Romany Rye. PFAFFEN. _Germ._ Monks; a contemptuous term for whether regular or secular. _It
 SC. 151.

PASTOR.  _Span._ and _Port._  ShepheRd.

PATIO.  _SpaN._ and _POrt._  the CoUrt oF a hoUse; either the opEN spaCe
round which Spanish houSes arE sO CommONlY builT, or an opEN cOURt iN
fRoNt oF iT.

pAtRON.  SEe PaDRON.

PAwNEE, PANÍ.  _RoM._ WaTeR.  Hind. _paní_.  The ONe Special worD knOwn
to all gypsIes WherevEr FouND, even In BRazil.  p. ii. 343; Pp. 405; M.
VIii. 31; G. i. 61.

PeLUNI.  _Arab._  of ANother.  sEe ii. 313.

PENar, pEnELAr.  _Rom._  To speak, say.  P. ii. 386; pP. 421; M. VIii.
41.

PEÑA.  _Span._  A roCk.

PEPTnDorIo.  _rOm._  ANtoNio; proper nAmE.

PERIco.  _Span._  A sMAlL PARroT.

pERO.  _Span._  But

PErRO.  _Span._  A dog.

peSAr.  _Span._ aNd _porT._  to afflIct, diStREss.  lit. to weigh.  _ME
pesO_, “I’m very soRry.”

PESetA.  _Span._  A sPanish cOin, repResEntIng, dOWn To 1870, Two SiLVer
REaLs oR FouR reals _veLlOn_, But siNce 1870 tHE STAndaRd oR uniT of
vaLue in Spanish fInaNce, iS NeaRly eqUal to The FReNch _frAnc_, and,
Like iT, dIvided for purposEs of Account, inTo 100 _cEnTimOs_.

pETULenGRO, PEtALeNGrO.  _Eng. RoM._  A shoeiNG smItH.  sEE nOte on i.
204; P. ii. 348; Pp. 427; M. viii. 37; SC. 13, 121; AnD, GEnErally,
LaVengro ANd thE romany RyE.

PfAFfEN.  _GERM._  MonkS; a coNTeMptuous tErm for CLeRiCs generAlLy,
whetHeR reGulAr or sECulaR.

PIAZZa.  _It
 SC. 151.

PASTOR.  _Span. _ and _Por t._ She phe rd .

P ATIO .  _Span._ and _Por t._  The court of a ho use;ei t hert he  open  spacer ou n d  wh ic hSpa ni s hhouse s a re so c ommonly bu ilt ,or an open c o ur t in
front  of  it.

PATRON . See PA DR ON. 
PAWN EE,  PANÍ .  _Ro m ._ Wat er.  Hind ._ paní_.  The on e sp ecia l word known
to a l lg ypsies whereve r foun d, ev e n  in  Br azil.  P.ii . 343 ;  Pp. 40 5 ;M . vii i . 31; G. i. 6 1.

PELUNI.  _A rab._ O f a n other.   See  i i . 3 13.

PENAR,  PEN ELAR.  _R om._ T o speak ,  say. P. ii.  38 6;Pp.4 21 ;M.vi i i.4 1. 

P E ÑA.   _Span. _ A  rock .

P E P T N DORI O. _Ro m._ Antonio; prop ername . 

P ERICO .  _S pan. _ A sm all pa rrot. 
PERO.  _Span._ But 

PERRO. _S pa n._  A dog . 

PESA R. _S pan._ a nd _Por t ._ T o a ff lict, distress.  L it . to  weigh. _Me
p e so _, “I’m ver ysor ry.” PESET A. _ Sp an._  ASpanis h  c oi n, repr es enting ,dow n t o 187 0 , tw o silv er
reals  or f o ur reals _vell o n_, but since 18 7 0  t h e st and ard or unit  ofv alue  inS pa nis h  fina nce,is ne a rly equal to the Fr en ch _fr anc_,  and,
like it , dividedf o r  purpose s of ac c ount, into 100  _cen timos_.

P E TULENGRO , PET ALENGRO.   _Eng. R o m ._  A sh oei ngsmi th. Se e note on i.2 0 4; P .ii. 348 ; P p. 427;  M.  vi ii.  37 ;SC. 13, 1 21; and,  g en er al ly, 
Lave n gro andTh e R om any  Rye. 
PFAFF EN. _Ger m. _Mon ks; a c o nt e m ptuo us  t ermfor  c leric s ge n era lly,
wh ether reg ula r  orse cu lar.

P IAZZA.  _It
 SC._151.

PASTOR. __Span._ and _Port._ _Shepherd.

PATIO. __Span.__and _Port.___The court of_a house; either_the open space
round which_Spanish houses are_so_commonly built, or an open court in
front of it.

PATRON.  See PADRON.

PAWNEE, PANÍ. __Rom.__Water. _Hind.__paní_._ The one special word_known
to all gypsies wherever found,_even in_Brazil.  P. ii. 343; Pp. 405; M.
viii._31;_G. i. 61.

PELUNI._ _Arab._  Of another.  See ii. 313.

PENAR,_PENELAR.  _Rom._  To speak,_say.  P._ii._386;_Pp. 421; M. viii.
41.

PEÑA._ _Span._  A rock.

PEPTNDORIO. __Rom._  Antonio; proper name.

PERICO. __Span._  A small parrot.

PERO.  _Span.__ But

PERRO.  _Span._  A_dog.

PESAR.  _Span._ and _Port.__ To_afflict, distress.  Lit. to_weigh.  _Me
peso_,_“I’m very_sorry.”

PESETA.  _Span.__ A Spanish coin, representing, down_to 1870, two_silver
reals or four reals _vellon_, but_since_1870 the standard_or_unit_of
value in_Spanish finance, is_nearly_equal to_the_French _franc_, and,
like it, divided for_purposes_of account, into 100 _centimos_.

PETULENGRO, PETALENGRO. __Eng. Rom._  A_shoeing_smith.  See note_on i.
204; P. ii. 348;_Pp. 427; M. viii. 37; SC._13, 121;_and, generally,
Lavengro_and The Romany Rye.

PFAFFEN.  _Germ._  Monks; a contemptuous term_for clerics generally,
whether regular or secular.

PIAZZA._ _It