P
paciente :
patientpadre :
fatherpaisaje :
landscapepaisanos :
general meaning: people from the same country. But in Argentina is more often used meaning gauchos.palabra :
wordPampa :
the plainspánico :
panicpar :
pairpara :
forparece :
it seemsparecen :
they seemparticular :
particularpartir :
to leavepartiríamos :
we would leavepasmosa :
amazingpaso :
crossing, pass, steppaz :
peacepecados :
sinspedí :
I askedpeligro :
dangerpeludos :
armadillopensamientos :
thoughtperderse :
to get lostperdurables :
lastingpermanecían :
they stayedpero :
butperpetuamente :
perpetuallypersonas :
personspesar :
a pesar: despitepeste :
pest, plaguepidió :
he / she askedpiel :
skinpienso :
I thinkpingo :
horsepintado de flores :
painted with flowerspinté :
I painted, I describedpiqué :
I started runningplena :
fullpobres :
poorpoca :
littlepoco :
littlepoderoso :
powerfulpodido :
couldpodía :
I / he /she couldpolítica :
politicsponerles :
to put themponerse :
to put onponiente :
westpor :
by / because of / through / perpor fin :
at lastpor más :
although ( referred to somebody insisting, trying)por él :
for him (in his palce)porque :
becausepositivamente :
positivelypotreros :
landspracticar :
to practicepreguntome :
he / she asked to meprendas :
clothespreocupa :
garmentsprepara :
he / she preparespreparar :
to preparepreparativos :
preparationspresidida :
presidedpresté :
I lendedpretenden :
they pretendpretendió :
he / she pretendedprimer :
firstprimera :
first / first oneprimero :
first oneprivilegiada :
privilegedprobarles :
to prove to themproferidas :
utteredprofundamente :
deeplyprogreso :
progressprolijidad :
neatnesspromesa :
promisepudieron :
they couldpueblos :
peoples, townspues :
sopulpería :
bar and store in the country.púnica :
used meaning great. Not currently used, it has only his historical meaning: related to Cartagopuse :
I putpusiera en marcha :
I started (past subjunctive)