Spanish verbs that start with P

Pacificar means to bring peace or calm to a situation or group, often used in contexts of conflict resolution or calming tensions.

Pactar means to reach an agreement or make a pact with someone. It is used when two or more parties agree on terms or conditions.

Padecer means to suffer or endure pain, illness, or hardship. It can also refer to experiencing or enduring a particular condition or situation.

Pagar means to give money in exchange for goods or services. It is a regular verb in Spanish and is commonly used in financial and transactional contexts.

Paladear means to taste or savor something, especially food or drink, often implying a careful or appreciative tasting.

Paliar means to lessen or reduce the severity of something, such as pain, suffering, or a problem. It is used when referring to actions that provide relief or mitigation.

Palidecer means to become pale, usually due to fear, illness, or emotion. It is used to describe a change in color or appearance related to pallor.

Palmotear means to slap or pat lightly, often used to describe the action of clapping or hitting softly, typically on a surface or someone's hand or shoulder.

Palpar means to physically feel or touch something, often used when examining or sensing through touch.

Palpitar means to beat or throb, often referring to a heartbeat or a pulsating sensation. It is used to describe the rhythmic beating of the heart or other pulsating movements.

Parafrasear means to restate or reword a text or speech using different words, often to clarify or simplify the original message. It is commonly used in academic, literary, or communication contexts.

Paralizar means to cause paralysis or to halt the movement or progress of something. It is used both literally, in medical or physical contexts, and figuratively, to indicate stopping or immobilizing processes or actions.

Parar means to stop or halt an action, movement, or process. It is used when someone or something ceases to continue.

Parear means to pair or match two things or people together. It is often used in contexts like pairing items, animals, or players in sports or games.

Parecer means to seem or appear in a certain way. It is used to express opinions, impressions, or perceptions about something or someone.

Parlamentar means to speak or debate in a parliamentary setting, often referring to the act of participating in legislative discussions or debates.

Parlotear means to talk or chatter excessively or idly, often about trivial matters. It is used to describe casual or incessant talking.

Parodiar means to imitate or mock someone or something in a humorous or satirical way. It is used when referring to creating humorous imitations of a person, work, or style.

Parpadear means to blink or flutter the eyelids repeatedly. It is used to describe the action of blinking or the flickering of lights.

Participar means to take part in an activity, event, or group. It is used when someone is involved or engaged in something.

Partir means to split, break, or divide something into parts. It can also refer to leaving a place or departing. It is a regular verb in all tenses.

Pasar is a versatile verb used to indicate passing through or by a place, the occurrence of an event, or spending time. It is commonly used in various contexts related to movement, events, or time.

Pasárselo is a pronominal verb that can mean to pass something to someone, to spend time, or to have a good time, depending on context. It often involves reflexive or indirect object pronouns.

Pasear means to walk or stroll leisurely, often for pleasure or relaxation. It can also refer to taking a walk with someone or going for a walk in a park or neighborhood.

Pasmar means to astonish or surprise someone, often by causing them to be speechless or amazed. It is used in contexts where something or someone causes a strong impression.

Pastar means to feed on grass or other vegetation, typically used when referring to animals like sheep or cattle grazing in a field.

Pastorear means to tend, herd, or shepherd animals, especially sheep or cattle. It is used when describing the act of guiding or taking care of livestock.

Patalear means to kick or thrash with the feet, often used to describe a child or animal kicking in frustration or play.

Patear means to kick with the foot. It is used to describe the action of striking something or someone with the foot.

Patentar means to register a patent for an invention or innovation, granting exclusive rights to its inventor. It is used in legal and commercial contexts related to intellectual property.

Patinar means to glide or move on skates, rollerblades, or similar equipment. It is used to describe the activity of skating for recreation, sport, or transportation.

Patrocinar means to support or finance an event, activity, or organization, often for promotional or advertising purposes.

Patronar means to sponsor or support financially or morally an event, organization, or individual. It is used when referring to providing backing or endorsement.

Patrullar means to patrol or patrol around an area, often used in the context of security, police, or military activities to monitor and ensure safety.

Pausar means to stop or interrupt an action temporarily. It is used when referring to taking a break or halting a process.

Pavimentar means to cover a surface, typically a road or floor, with a hard material such as asphalt, concrete, or stones. It is used in contexts related to construction and infrastructure development.

Pavonear means to walk or behave in a proud, boastful, or showy manner, often to attract attention or admiration.

Pecar means to commit a sin or moral wrongdoing. It is often used in religious or moral contexts to refer to violating moral or divine laws.

Pedalear means to operate a bicycle or similar vehicle by pushing its pedals. It is used to describe the action of cycling or pedaling.

Pedir means to ask for or request something. It is commonly used when making requests, ordering, or asking for favors.

Pegar means to hit, strike, or slap someone or something. It can also be used in contexts like attaching or sticking objects together.

Peinar means to comb or style hair. It is used when referring to the act of arranging hair with a comb or brush.

Pelar means to remove the outer layer or skin of fruits, vegetables, or other items. It is a regular verb used in cooking and food preparation contexts.

Pelear means to engage in a fight or argument. It is used when describing physical altercations or verbal disputes.

Peligrar means to be at risk or in danger of harm, loss, or failure. It is used to describe situations where something or someone is at risk.

Pellizcar means to pinch or squeeze something or someone, often as a way of teasing, hurting, or testing sensitivity.

Penetrar means to enter or pass into something, often used in physical, metaphorical, or abstract contexts to indicate the act of entering or infiltrating.

Pensar means to think, consider, or have an opinion about something. It is used to express mental processes, opinions, or intentions.

Pensárselo is a reflexive verb phrase meaning to consider or think about something for oneself. It often implies a deliberation or reflection before making a decision.

Percatar means to notice or become aware of something. It is often used when someone realizes or becomes conscious of a fact or situation.

Percibido is the past participle form of the verb 'percibir', which means to perceive or notice. It is used in perfect tenses and as an adjective to describe something that has been perceived.

Percibir means to perceive or become aware of something through the senses or the mind. It is used to describe the act of noticing, sensing, or understanding.

Perder means to lose something, whether physically, metaphorically, or in terms of opportunity. It is used when someone no longer has possession of something or fails to win or keep something.

Perdonar means to forgive or pardon someone for a mistake, offense, or wrongdoing. It is used when someone releases feelings of resentment or anger towards another person.

Perdurar means to last or endure over a period of time. It is used to describe something that persists or remains unchanged for a long duration.

Perecer means to die or to come to an end, often used in contexts of death, destruction, or failure. It is an irregular verb in the present tense and other forms.

Peregrinar means to travel or wander, often with a sense of pilgrimage or long journey. It is used to describe traveling, especially on a spiritual or significant journey.

Perfeccionar means to make something better or more refined, often through practice or improvement. It is used when enhancing skills, techniques, or qualities.

Perfilar means to outline, shape, or refine the edges or details of something. It is often used in contexts related to design, planning, or improving the clarity of a concept.

Perforar means to make a hole or series of holes in something, often using a tool or machine. It is used in contexts such as drilling, mining, or creating openings.

Perfumar means to apply perfume or scent to something or someone. It is used when referring to the act of adding fragrance.

Pergeñar means to sketch, outline, or plan something in a preliminary or rough manner. It is often used in contexts involving initial drafts or conceptualizations.

Perjudicar means to cause harm or damage to someone or something. It is used when describing actions that negatively affect or injure.

Perjurar means to lie or give false testimony deliberately, especially in a legal context. It refers to the act of intentionally providing false information under oath.

Permanecer means to stay or remain in a place or state. It is used to indicate continued presence or condition over a period of time.

Permear means to penetrate or spread throughout something, often used in contexts related to liquids, gases, or ideas spreading through a medium.

Permitir means to allow or give permission for something to happen. It is used when authorizing or enabling an action.

Permitirlo is a reflexive verb meaning to allow or permit someone to have or do something. It is often used in contexts where permission or authorization is given.

Pernoctar means to stay overnight at a place, typically used when referring to spending the night somewhere temporarily, such as a hotel or a friend's house.

Perorar means to speak at length or give a formal speech, often in a rhetorical or elaborate manner. It is used when someone delivers a speech or lecture with verbosity.

Perpetrar means to carry out or commit a harmful or illegal act. It is used when referring to the execution of crimes or wrongdoings.

Perpetuar means to cause something to continue indefinitely or to preserve something over time. It is often used in contexts related to maintaining traditions, memories, or conditions.

Perseguir means to chase, follow, or pursue someone or something. It is used when indicating the act of trying to catch or follow a target.

Perseverar means to persist or continue steadily in a course of action, especially in spite of difficulties or obstacles. It is used to describe sustained effort over time.

Persignar means to make the sign of the cross, typically as a religious gesture in Christian traditions. It involves touching the forehead, chest, and shoulders with the fingers while saying a prayer or blessing.

Persistir means to continue firmly or obstinately in an opinion or course of action despite difficulty or opposition. It is used to describe the act of enduring or maintaining a course over time.

Personalizar means to customize or tailor something to individual preferences or specifications. It is used when modifying or adapting objects, services, or experiences to meet specific needs.

Personificar means to represent or embody a concept, quality, or idea in a person or character. It is often used in literature and art to give human qualities to non-human entities.

Persuadir means to convince someone to do or believe something through reasoning or argument. It is often used in contexts involving influence or convincing others.

Pertenecer means to belong to a group, category, or owner. It is used to indicate possession or membership.

Perturbar means to disturb, upset, or bother someone or something. It is used when referring to causing disruption or emotional upset.

Pescar means to catch fish, typically using a rod and line or other fishing equipment. It is used both literally and figuratively in various contexts related to fishing or seeking something.

Pestañear means to blink or wink, typically referring to the rapid closing and opening of the eyelids. It is used to describe the action of blinking, often involuntarily or as a response.

Petrificar means to turn into stone or to cause someone or something to become immobile or extremely frightened. It is often used both literally and figuratively.

Piar means to make a chirping or peeping sound, typically used to describe the sounds made by birds or small animals.

Picar can mean to sting or bite, as in insects or plants, or to chop or cut into small pieces. It is also used colloquially to mean 'to pick' or 'to snack'.

Picotear means to peck or nibble at something, often used to describe the action of birds pecking or eating small bites of food.

Pillado is the past participle and gerund form of the verb 'pillar', which means to catch or seize someone or something. It is often used in contexts indicating being caught doing something or capturing something.

Pillar means to catch or seize someone or something, or to get or obtain something. It is often used in informal contexts to indicate catching someone in the act or acquiring something unexpectedly.

Pilotar means to operate or control an aircraft, vehicle, or vessel. It is used when referring to the act of guiding or steering something, especially an airplane or ship.

Pinchar means to puncture or prick something, or to click (as in clicking a mouse). It is used in contexts involving puncturing, pricking, or clicking actions.

Pintar means to apply paint to a surface or to create a painting. It is used both for the act of painting physically and for depicting or illustrating something.

Piratear means to illegally copy or distribute digital content, such as music, movies, or software. It is commonly used in the context of digital piracy.

Piropear means to compliment or flirt with someone, usually by making remarks or comments that are romantic or flirtatious in nature. It is often used in informal contexts.

Pisar means to step on or tread something with the feet. It can also be used figuratively to mean experiencing or going through a situation.

Pisotear means to step on or crush something or someone repeatedly with the feet, often implying disrespect or violence. It can also be used figuratively to mean disregarding or mistreating something or someone.

Pitar means to blow a whistle or to sound a horn, often used in sports, transportation, or signaling contexts.

Plagiar means to copy or imitate someone else's work, ideas, or words without proper acknowledgment, often considered unethical or illegal.

Planchar means to press clothes or fabric with an iron to remove wrinkles. It is a regular verb used in contexts related to laundry and garment care.

Planear means to make plans or arrangements for something. It is used when organizing or preparing for future events or actions.

Planificado is the past participle form of the verb 'planificar', which means to plan or organize something in advance. It is used to describe something that has been scheduled or arranged.

Planificar means to organize or arrange activities, events, or projects in advance. It is used when discussing the process of creating detailed plans or schedules.

Plantarse means to plant or set in the ground, often used for gardening or agriculture. It can also be used figuratively to mean establishing oneself or positioning oneself.

Plantear means to propose, suggest, or raise a topic or issue for discussion. It is often used in contexts where someone introduces an idea or problem for consideration.

Plasmar means to shape or mold something physically or to capture and express ideas, feelings, or images in a tangible form, such as in art, writing, or design.

Platicar means to have a conversation or chat with someone. It is commonly used in informal contexts to refer to talking or discussing topics.

Plegar means to fold or bend something, often used in the context of paper, fabric, or other flexible materials.

Poblar means to populate or settle a place with people or animals. It is used to describe the act of establishing inhabitants in a location.

Podar means to trim or cut back plants, trees, or bushes to promote healthy growth or shape. It is commonly used in gardening and horticulture.

Polarizar means to cause something to divide into two contrasting groups or opinions. It is often used in contexts related to social, political, or ideological divisions.

Polemizar means to engage in or provoke a debate or controversy about a particular issue. It is used when describing the act of arguing or disputing publicly or passionately.

Ponderar means to weigh or consider carefully, often used when evaluating options or reflecting on a matter.

Poner means to place, set, or put something somewhere. It is an irregular verb in the present tense and is commonly used in various idiomatic expressions.

Poner(se) means to put or place something on oneself or someone else. When used reflexively as 'ponerte', it indicates the act of putting on or wearing something, often clothing or accessories, directed at the subject.

Pontificar means to speak or act in a pompous or dogmatic manner, often with the implication of giving authoritative or moral advice. It can also refer to the act of delivering a formal speech or sermon, especially in a religious context.

Popularizar means to make something popular or widely known. It is used when referring to the process of spreading or promoting something to a larger audience.

Porfiar means to insist or persist in doing something, often in an argumentative or stubborn manner. It can also imply arguing or debating persistently.

Portar means to carry, hold, or bear something. It is used when referring to the act of carrying objects, responsibilities, or qualities.

Posar means to pose or to place oneself or an object in a particular position, often for a photograph or display. It is used when someone intentionally adopts a stance or position.

Poseer means to have or own something. It is used to indicate possession or ownership of objects, qualities, or abstract concepts.

Posibilitar means to make something possible or to facilitate the occurrence of an event or action. It is used to indicate the act of enabling or providing the conditions for something to happen.

Posicionar means to place or arrange something in a specific position or location. It is often used in contexts related to marketing, advertising, or physical placement.

Posponer means to delay or defer an event, appointment, or task to a later time. It is used when scheduling or rescheduling activities.

Postergar means to delay or defer an event, appointment, or action to a later time. It is used when rescheduling or putting off something planned.

Postrar means to cause someone to lie down or to bow down, often in a context of humility, submission, or overwhelming emotion. It can also refer to physically or emotionally being overwhelmed.

Postular means to nominate or propose someone for a position or role, or to run as a candidate in an election. It is used in contexts related to politics, candidacies, or formal proposals.

Potenciar means to increase the power, effectiveness, or intensity of something. It is used when referring to improving or amplifying qualities, skills, or resources.

Practicar means to engage in an activity repeatedly to improve skill or proficiency. It is used for practicing sports, arts, languages, and other skills.

Preceder means to come before something or someone in time, order, or position. It is used to indicate that one event or thing happens before another.

Precintar means to seal or secure something, often with a seal or tape, to ensure it remains unopened or untampered with. It is commonly used in contexts involving security or official procedures.

Precipitar means to cause something to happen suddenly or to hasten an action. It can also refer to the physical act of throwing or rushing into something.

Precizar means to need or require something. It is used to express necessity or a requirement for something.

Preconizar means to advocate or promote a particular idea, policy, or action. It is used when supporting or recommending something publicly or officially.

Predecir means to forecast or estimate something that will happen in the future. It is often used in contexts involving forecasts, prophecies, or predictions based on data or intuition.

Predestinar means to determine or establish in advance, often used in theological or philosophical contexts to indicate that a future event or outcome has been decided beforehand.

Predicar means to deliver a sermon or religious message publicly. It can also be used metaphorically to mean advocating or promoting a particular idea or belief.

Predisponer means to make someone inclined or willing to do something, often by influencing their attitude or mindset. It is used to describe the act of predisposing someone towards a particular attitude or response.

Predominar means to be the most common, important, or influential element in a particular context. It is used to describe dominance or prevalence.

Preferir means to like one thing more than another or to choose one option over another. It is often used to express preferences or choices.

Prefigurar means to represent or suggest something beforehand, often indicating an anticipation or foreshadowing of future events or characteristics.

Pregonar means to proclaim or announce publicly, often to promote or advertise something, or to boast about achievements. It is used in contexts involving public declarations or advertisements.

Preguntar means to ask a question or inquire about something. It is used when seeking information or clarification.

Preguntárselo is a reflexive verb that means to ask someone for something or to ask oneself about something. It combines the verb 'preguntar' (to ask) with a reflexive pronoun and a direct object pronoun.

Prejuzgar means to form an opinion about someone or something before having sufficient evidence or knowledge. It often carries a negative connotation of unfair judgment.

Premeditar means to think about or plan something beforehand, often implying a deliberate or premeditated intention. It is used when referring to planning or contemplating an action in advance.

Premiar means to give a reward or prize to someone in recognition of their achievements or good behavior. It is used to acknowledge success or excellence.

Prender means to turn on or light something, or to catch or seize something. It is used in contexts involving igniting, activating, or capturing.

Preocupar means to cause concern or anxiety in someone or to be concerned about something. It is used to express feelings of worry or to describe situations that cause worry.

Preparar means to make or get something ready for use or an event. It is used when organizing, cooking, or getting things in order.

Presagiar means to predict or indicate something that will happen in the future, often based on signs or indications.

Prescindir means to do without or to dispense with something or someone. It is used when indicating the act of eliminating or not needing a particular thing.

Prescribir means to officially authorize the use of a medicine or treatment, typically by a medical professional. It can also refer to the act of establishing or setting a rule or law.

Prescrito is the past participle and gerund form of the verb 'prescribir', which means to prescribe or order something, typically in a medical or legal context.

Presenciar means to witness or observe an event or situation firsthand. It is used when someone is present at an event and can see or experience it directly.

Presentar means to show, introduce, or submit something or someone. It is used when giving a presentation, introducing a person, or submitting documents.

Presentir means to have a premonition or intuitive feeling about something before it happens. It is often used to describe a gut feeling or intuition.

Preservar means to keep something in its original state or to protect it from harm or decay. It is often used in contexts related to conservation, safety, or maintaining conditions.

Presidir means to preside over or lead a meeting, organization, or event. It involves overseeing proceedings and maintaining order.

Presionar means to apply pressure or to press something. It can be used literally, such as pressing a button, or figuratively, such as pressuring someone.

Prestar means to lend something to someone temporarily, often referring to money, objects, or services. It is used when allowing someone to use something with the expectation of return.

Presumir means to boast or brag about something, or to assume or suppose something. It is used when someone talks about their achievements or qualities with pride, or when making assumptions about a situation.

Presuponer means to assume or suppose something to be true without having complete proof. It is used when making assumptions or taking something for granted.

Pretender means to intend or aim to do something, to try or attempt, or to claim or assert something. It is used to express intentions, efforts, or assertions.

Prevalecer means to prevail, dominate, or be more influential or powerful than others. It is used to describe situations where one thing or person maintains superiority over others.

Prevenir means to take action to stop something from happening or to make it less likely. It is often used in contexts related to health, safety, or avoiding problems.

Prever means to anticipate or foresee something before it happens. It is used when talking about predicting or expecting future events.

Principiar means to start or commence something. It is used in formal or literary contexts to indicate the beginning of an action or event.

Priorizar means to arrange or deal with things in order of importance or urgency. It is used when emphasizing the importance of certain tasks or issues over others.

Privar means to take away, deny, or deprive someone of something. It is used when referring to withholding or removing access, rights, or possessions.

Privilegiar means to give an advantage or favor to someone or something. It is used when indicating preferential treatment or special consideration.

Probar means to try, taste, or test something. It is used when assessing the quality, flavor, or functionality of something.

Proceder means to go forward, continue, or act in a certain way. It is often used to describe the act of continuing with a course of action or behavior.

Procesar means to handle, treat, or operate on something, often in contexts like data processing, manufacturing, or legal procedures.

Proclamar means to declare or announce something officially or publicly. It is often used in contexts of formal declarations or proclamations.

Procrear means to reproduce or have children. It is used in contexts related to biological reproduction or generating offspring.

Procurar means to try to do something, to seek or to obtain something. It is used when expressing efforts or attempts to achieve a goal.

Producar means to give or bestow something generously or excessively. It is often used in contexts involving giving, spending, or distributing resources or attention.

Producir means to create, generate, or bring about something, often referring to manufacturing, output, or results. It is used in contexts involving the creation or generation of goods, services, or effects.

Profanar means to desecrate or violate the sanctity of a sacred place, object, or concept. It is used when describing the act of disrespecting something considered holy or revered.

Proferir means to utter or pronounce words aloud, often used in contexts involving speech, declarations, or expressions.

Profesar means to declare or openly practice a belief, profession, or faith. It is often used in contexts related to religious or professional commitments.

Profetizar means to predict or foretell future events, often with a sense of divine or supernatural insight. It is used when someone claims to have prophetic abilities or makes predictions about the future.

Profundizar means to make something more profound or to explore or analyze something in greater depth. It is often used in contexts related to research, understanding, or elaboration.

Programar means to write, develop, or set up computer programs or schedules. It is used when referring to coding or planning activities.

Progresar means to advance or improve in a certain area or activity. It is used to describe development or growth over time.

Prohibir means to forbid or prevent something from happening. It is used when establishing rules or restrictions.

Proliferar means to increase rapidly in number or spread widely. It is often used to describe the rapid growth or multiplication of things such as ideas, organisms, or phenomena.

Prolongar means to extend the duration of something, making it last longer. It is used when referring to lengthening time, space, or other aspects.

Promediar means to calculate or determine the average of a set of numbers or values. It is used in contexts involving mathematics, statistics, or general estimation.

Prometer means to promise or commit to doing something. It is used when someone makes a vow or assurance about future actions.

Promocionar means to promote, advertise, or support something or someone, often in a commercial or promotional context.

Promover means to promote, encourage, or support the development or growth of something. It is often used in contexts related to marketing, advocacy, or advancement.

Promulgar means to officially publish or declare a law, decree, or regulation. It is used in legal and governmental contexts to indicate the formal approval and dissemination of laws.

Pronosticar means to predict or forecast something, especially in the context of weather, outcomes, or future events. It is used when making predictions based on data or trends.

Pronunciar means to articulate or say words aloud, especially focusing on the correct pronunciation of sounds or words in a language.

Propagar means to spread or disseminate something, such as information, ideas, or substances. It is used when describing the act of spreading something widely.

Propiciar means to promote or foster the occurrence or development of something. It is used when referring to actions that facilitate or encourage a particular event or condition.

The verb propinar

Proponer means to suggest, offer, or put forward an idea, plan, or proposal for consideration. It is used when presenting suggestions or intentions.

Proporcionar means to supply or make available something to someone. It is used when referring to giving or offering resources, information, or assistance.

Propugnar means to advocate or support a cause, idea, or proposal. It is used when someone actively defends or promotes a particular viewpoint or policy.

Propulsar means to drive or push forward, often used in contexts involving propulsion systems, vehicles, or mechanisms that generate forward movement.

Prorrogar means to extend or prolong the duration of something, such as a deadline, contract, or period of time. It is used when delaying or postponing an event or obligation.

Prorrumpir means to suddenly burst out or break forth, often used to describe an emotional outburst or a sudden emergence of something.

Proscribir means to officially prohibit, ban, or condemn something, often by law or authority. It is used in contexts involving legal or formal prohibitions.

Proseguir means to continue or carry on with an action or process. It is used when someone is continuing a course of action or pursuit.

Prosperar means to succeed, thrive, or flourish, especially in economic or personal contexts. It is used to describe growth or positive development.

Protagonizar means to play the main role or to be the leading figure in a play, movie, or event. It is used to indicate the act of starring or taking a central part.

Proteger means to keep someone or something safe from harm, danger, or damage. It is used when referring to safeguarding or defending.

Protestar means to express disagreement or opposition, often publicly, against something perceived as unjust or wrong. It is used when someone is demonstrating or voicing dissent.

Proveer means to supply or furnish something to someone. It is used when referring to the act of providing resources, goods, or services.

Provenir means to originate or come from a particular source or place. It is used to indicate the origin or source of something.

Provocar means to cause or incite a reaction, emotion, or situation. It is used when something triggers a response or effect.

Proyectar means to plan, design, or forecast something, or to throw or cast light, images, or shadows onto a surface. It is used in contexts related to planning, forecasting, or displaying images.

Publicar means to publish or make something publicly available, such as a book, article, or post. It is used when referring to the act of releasing or disseminating information or content.

Publicitar means to promote or advertise a product, service, or idea. It is used in contexts related to marketing and publicity campaigns.

Pudrar means to decay or rot, especially organic matter. It is used to describe the process of decomposition caused by bacteria, fungi, or other factors.

Pudrir means to decay or decompose, often used in the context of food or organic matter rotting. It is an irregular verb in the present tense.

Pugnar means to struggle or fight for something, often used in contexts of effort, advocacy, or contesting a cause.

Pulir means to make something smooth or shiny by rubbing or polishing. It is used when referring to cleaning, smoothing, or enhancing the surface of an object.

Pulsar means to press or push something, often a button or switch. It is used in contexts involving pressing or activating devices or controls.

Pulular means to be full of or to swarm with a large number of things or people. It is often used to describe a place or situation teeming with activity or entities.

Pulverizar means to reduce something to fine particles or powder. It is used when describing the act of crushing or grinding substances into a fine form.

Puntear means to make small holes or marks, often with a punch or similar tool. It can also refer to marking or scoring in various contexts.

Puntualizar means to specify, clarify, or emphasize a detail or point. It is used when making something more precise or clear.

Puntuar means to assign a score or mark to something, often in contexts like exams, competitions, or evaluations. It can also refer to punctuating or adding punctuation in writing.

Purgar means to cleanse, purify, or eliminate impurities or unwanted elements. It can be used literally, such as cleaning or detoxifying, or figuratively, such as removing faults or sins.

Purificar means to make something pure or clean, often used in contexts related to cleaning, cleansing, or refining substances or environments.