Words Starting with "P"

A person who exerts great effort, resistance, or struggle to achieve a specific goal.

A person who has a habit or penchant for wagering money or assets in games of chance.

A black adhesive material made from tar or asphalt, typically used for surfacing roads or sealing leaks.

The property of a chemical substance that becomes reactive or undergoes chemical changes after absorbing energy from light exposure.

Another name for the lotus flower or padma, often found in classical literature or ancient manuscripts.

The stern section or cabin inside a boat equipped with a protective roof made of kajang mats.

A state of profound or total deafness where an individual is unable to perceive any sound.

A series of art exhibitions or performances held over the course of one full week.

A charm or spell used magically to evoke feelings of love or attraction in another person.

A laborer or employee whose wages are paid on a weekly basis.

The activity of making items manually using hand skills; often referred to as handicrafts.

A chronic skin disease characterized by suppurating, foul-smelling ulcers and necrotic tissue, often associated with syphilis or cancer.

A district located in Jembrana Regency, Bali Province, known for its coastal landscapes and plantations.

The practice of sexual intercourse performed as part of a religious ritual or specific worship ceremony.

The manner of pronouncing a word or sentence

An individual or entity actively engaged in economic activities, trade, or business management to generate profit.

A regency located in the Riau Province, Indonesia, with its administrative center in Pangkalan Kerinci.

A floating device placed in water to provide a warning of obstacles or navigational hazards for vessels.

A floating device placed on the sea surface to mark the location of underwater cables to prevent damage from maritime activities.

A pattern of contrasting colored stripes on a surface, or a type of bamboo with black mottled patterns.

A rod-shaped tool made of wood or metal, used to ram charges into a firearm, drive stakes, or act as a pump piston.

A coating or lining material with a soft texture, used to protect or provide comfort to a surface.

A person who submits a report, complaint, or official notification regarding an event or incident to the authorities.

A medicine or substance that functions to reduce body temperature during a fever; figuratively refers to a lover or a child.

The process, method, or act of turning, specifically shaping objects using a lathe or rotating machine.

A liquid substance added to a primary solvent to modify its chemical properties or achieve a desired dissolving effect.

A steel sheet processed by casting or rolling into a flat, elongated form.

The process or activity of training.

A person whose profession or primary occupation involves sailing at sea, whether as a crew member or a fisherman.

A word indicating a quantity of more than one, characterized by having various types or forms; diverse.