p.

See also: Appendix:Variations of "p"

English

Alternative forms

• p

Noun

p. (plural pp.)

1. Abbreviation of page.

Translations

page

• Catalan: pàg. (ca) f
• Danish: s. (da)
• Finnish: s. (fi)
• French: p. (fr)
• German: S. (de) f
• Greek: σ. (s.), pl. σσ. (ss.)
• Greenlandic: qupp.
• Hebrew: עמ׳
• Irish: lch
• Latin: p. (la), pl. pp.
• Persian: ص (fa) (s), pl. صص (ss)
• Scottish Gaelic: td, pl. tdd
• Spanish: p., pl. pp.
• Swedish: s. (sv), sid. (sv)

Adjective

p. (not comparable)

1. (rare) Abbreviation of people’s.

Hungarian

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [ˈpont]

• Audio

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Noun

p. (plural p.-ok)

1. Abbreviation of pont (“point”).

Declension

Inflection (stem in -o-, back harmony)
	singular	plural
nominative	p.	p.-ok
accusative	p.-ot	p.-okat
dative	p.-nak	p.-oknak
instrumental	p.-tal	p.-okkal
causal-final	p.-ért	p.-okért
translative	p.-tá	p.-okká
terminative	p.-ig	p.-okig
essive-formal	p.-ként	p.-okként
essive-modal	—	—
inessive	p.-ban	p.-okban
superessive	p.-on	p.-okon
adessive	p.-nál	p.-oknál
illative	p.-ba	p.-okba
sublative	p.-ra	p.-okra
allative	p.-hoz	p.-okhoz
elative	p.-ból	p.-okból
delative	p.-ról	p.-okról
ablative	p.-tól	p.-októl
non-attributive possessive - singular	p.-é	p.-oké
non-attributive possessive - plural	p.-éi	p.-okéi

Possessive forms of p.
possessor	single possession	multiple possessions
1st person sing.	p.-om	p.-jaim
2nd person sing.	p.-od	p.-jaid
3rd person sing.	p.-ja	p.-jai
1st person plural	p.-unk	p.-jaink
2nd person plural	p.-otok	p.-jaitok
3rd person plural	p.-juk	p.-jaik

Latin

Noun

p.

1. Abbreviation of populus.

Preposition

p.

1. Abbreviation of post, after, especially in dating.

Norwegian Nynorsk

Noun

p.

1. Abbreviation of pagina.

Spanish

Noun

p. f (plural pp.)

1. Abbreviation of página.

Vietnamese

Noun

p.

1. Abbreviation of phường.