Words Starting with "P"

A drawing, paper cutout, or pattern used as a reference or template in creating batik, weaving, or constructing objects.

A person's behavior or conduct; in its reduplicated form, it refers to excessive or extravagant behavior.

A country in Central Europe.

A spinning or tumbling movement in the air with an erratic direction, typically used to describe wind patterns.

A chemical or physical analytical method for measuring the rotation of polarized light as it passes through an optically active substance using a polarimeter.

The process of dividing or grouping something into two opposing parts, or the phenomenon of directing waves.

A regency in West Sulawesi

A person who has the ability to understand, use, and write in multiple languages fluently.

Water with a salinity level between 10 and 17 parts per thousand, classified as a salinity category.

An agricultural cultivation system that grows multiple types of crops simultaneously on a single plot to improve efficiency and ecosystem sustainability.

A series of interconnected syllogisms in which the conclusion of one syllogism serves as a premise for the subsequent one in an argument.

A group of synthetic polymers containing the ester functional group in their main chain, commonly used in manufacturing fibers and plastics.

A non-standard form or variation of the term polmah, referring to a mandate holder or proxy.

A radioactive metallic chemical element with atomic number 84, symbol Po, and atomic weight 210, discovered by Marie Curie.

A mechanical device used to compress and force air into vehicle tires or other inflatable objects.

A type of small squid that contains toxins in its body.

The third day of the Javanese market week

A regency in East Java

A state of being highly chaotic, disorganized, or completely devastated and in disarray.

Minute openings on the surface of human skin or microscopic cavities found within the structure of solid objects.

A mechanical component consisting of a shaft equipped with lobes to regulate the timing of valve opening and closing in an engine.

A football player positioned in the center of the defense, behind the midfielders and in front of the goalkeeper; often referred to as a libero.

The quality of an object or device designed to be easily carried, moved, or handled due to its compact size.

A country in Western Europe

A strategic location situated between the line of departure and the objective in a military assault operation.

The position or status of someone.

A quality indicating certainty, decisiveness, or truth supported by concrete evidence.

Characterized by being based on observable facts, certainty, and empirical evidence in accordance with the principles of positivism.

A vessel-shaped container made of clay, cement, or plastic, used for planting ornamental plants.

A person who serves as a foreman or supervisor in a work environment.