Category:Terms with Ancient Greek translations
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Entries that contain translations into Ancient Greek which were added using one of the translation templates, such as {{t|grc|...}}
, {{t+|grc|...}}
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Pages in category "Terms with Ancient Greek translations"
The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 10,273 total.
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- Pnyx
- Po
- pod
- podium
- poem
- poet
- poetess
- poetic
- poetry
- point
- pointed
- pointless
- point out
- poison
- pole
- polemarch
- pole star
- political
- politician
- politics
- pollute
- polluted
- Polyclitus
- polygamy
- polygon
- polygonal
- Polyhymnia
- polymath
- Polyphemus
- polypody
- pomace
- pomegranate
- Pompey
- pompous
- poncho
- pondweed
- Pontic
- Pontus
- pony
- poor
- poorhouse
- poplar
- poplit
- popliteus
- poppy
- poppyhead
- popular
- porch
- porcupine
- pore
- Poreč
- pork
- porous
- porphyrogenite
- porpoise
- porridge
- portable
- porter
- portico
- portion
- Portoferraio
- portray
- Poseidon
- Poseidonia
- position
- positive
- positively
- possess
- possessed
- possession
- possessive
- possessive pronoun
- possessor
- posset
- post
- postpone
- postponement
- postposition
- pot
- potbellied
- potency
- potential
- Potiphar
- potlatch
- potsherd
- potter
- potter's clay
- potter's wheel
- pottery
- pouch
- poultice
- pounce
- pound
- pour
- pour in
- poverty
- powdery
- power
- powerful
- powerless
- practice
- practiced
- practise
- praenomen
- praetor
- praise
- praiseworthy
- prattle
- prawn
- pray
- prayer
- preach
- preamble
- precede
- precept
- precession
- precinct
- precipice
- precipitous
- precise
- precisely
- precision
- preconception
- precursor
- predict
- preeminent
- preface
- prefect
- prefer
- preference
- pregnancy
- pregnant
- prejudgment
- prejudice
- prelude
- premise
- preparation
- prepare
- prepared
- preposition
- prerogative
- presbyter
- presbytery
- prescient
- prescription
- presence
- present
- present perfect
- preservation
- preserve
- preside
- president
- press
- pretence
- pretense
- pretext
- prevail
- prevent
- prey
- Priam
- priapism
- Priapus
- price
- pricey
- prick
- prickly
- priest
- priestess
- priesthood
- primary
- prime
- prime minister
- primeval
- primrose
- prince
- princess
- principal
- prism
- prison
- prisoner
- prisoner of war
- private
- privately
- privative
- privilege
- prize
- probability
- probe
- problem
- proceleusmatic
- procession
- proclaim
- proconsul
- proconsulate
- Procopius
- Procrustes
- procure
- Procyon
- prod
- prodigious