[paʃˈtoɾəɾe]
1. transitive verb To graze, to feed (animals), to shepherd.
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pastor
past
[paʃt]
1. masculine noun Grass, feed, pasture, pastureland.
Etymology: From Latin pastus.
False friend: past (English) = pasat.
paçre
[ˈpasre]
1. intransitive verb To graze, to pasture.
2. transitive verb To eat (grass, pasture, feed, etc.).
Etymology: From Latin pascere.
paraster
parants
[paˈɾants]
1. masculine noun plural Parents.
Etymology: From Latin parentes.
pinau
pĩ
[pi]
1. masculine noun Pine.
Etymology: From Latin pinus.
puz
[puz]
1. masculine noun Well (of water, oil), pit (mining).
Etymology: From Latin puteus via *putius.
plagga
[ˈplad͡ʒa]
1. feminine noun Beach.
Etymology: From Latin plagia.