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The first word in a group is the most likely origin word. Each following word is an immediate derivative. Arabic, euskara (Basque), all Indian, Russian and Spanish languages are tens of thousands year old. Hebrew is almost 6000 years old. All western languages owe their origins to these ancient languages and so are similar. Here is sufficient proof, thousands and thousands of similar sounding words.

Word Origins

Words starting with p

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Word	Origins
pabulum	Spanish *pabulo* English *pabulum*
pace	Spanish *paso* English *pace*
pachyderm	euskara (Basque) *pakidermo* English *pachydern*
pacific	Spanish *pacifico* English *pacific*
pacifier	Spanish *pacificador* English *pacifier*
pacifism	Russian *patsifeezm* English *pacifism*
pacifist	Russian *patsifeest* Spanish *pacifista* English pacifist
package	-noun euskara (Basque) *pakete* Spanish paquete
package	-noun euskara (Basque) *akordio* English *accord*
packet	euskara (Basque) *pakete* Spanish *paquete* English *packet*
pact	Russian *pakt* Spanish *pacto* English *pact*
pad	Indian Tamil *pad*ukkai ‘bed’ Russian *pod*ooshechka English *pad*
paddy	Indian Tamil *arisi* ‘rice’ Spanish *arroz* ‘rice’ euskara (Basque) *arroz* ‘rice’ *arroz*soro ‘paddy’
pagan	Spanish *pagano English pagan*
page (legislative)	Russian *pazh* Spanish *paje* English *page*
page (of book)	Spanish *pagina* English *page*
paginal (relating to pages of	paginal (relating to pages of books) Spanish *pagina* ‘page’ English *paginal*
pagination (numbering of pages	pagination (numbering of pages of books) Spanish *pagina* ‘page’ English *pagination*
pagoda	euskara (Basque) *pagoda* English *pagoda*
Pahlavi (ruling dynasty-Iran)	Pahlavi (name of ruling dynasty in Iran) Indian *Pallava* (ancient ruling dynasty in the south) Iranian *Pahlavi*
pain	Indian Tamil *dukkam* ‘sorrow’ Indian Sanskrit *duhkham* d is pronounced as soft d as in this. Indian Tamil *pinh* (nh is our symbol for Tamil and Sanskrit n to be pronounced with the tongue touching the roof of mouth, not back of teeth) euskara (Basque) *pena* Spanish *pena* English *pain* --- euskara (Basque) *dolore* Spanish *dolor*
pain (mental)	Spanish *tormento English torment*
pain management	Indian Tamil *pinh* ‘pain” (nh is our symbol for Tamil and Sanskrit n to be pronounced with the tongue touching the roof of mouth, not back of teeth) euskara (Basque) *pena* ‘pain’ Spanish *pena* ‘pain’ English *pain* management
pain threshold	Indian Tamil *pinh* ‘pain” (nh is our symbol for Tamil and Sanskrit n to be pronounced with the tongue touching the roof of mouth, not back of teeth) euskara (Basque) *pena* ‘pain’ Spanish *pena* ‘pain’ English *pain* threshold
pained	Indian Tamil *pinh* ‘pain” (nh is our symbol for Tamil and Sanskrit n to be pronounced with the tongue touching the roof of mouth, not back of teeth) euskara (Basque) *pena* ‘pain’ Spanish *pena* ‘pain’ English *paine*d
painful	Indian Tamil *pinh* ‘pain” (nh is our symbol for Tamil and Sanskrit n to be pronounced with the tongue touching the roof of mouth, not back of teeth) euskara (Basque) *pena* ‘pain’ Spanish *pena* ‘pain’ English *pain*ful
painfully	Indian Tamil *pinh* ‘pain” (nh is our symbol for Tamil and Sanskrit n to be pronounced with the tongue touching the roof of mouth, not back of teeth) euskara (Basque) *pena* ‘pain’ Spanish *pena* ‘pain’ English *pain*fully
painkiller	Indian Tamil *pinh* ‘pain” (nh is our symbol for Tamil and Sanskrit n to be pronounced with the tongue touching the roof of mouth, not back of teeth) Indian Tamil *koll* ‘kill’ euskara (Basque) *pena* ‘pain’ Spanish *pena* ‘pain’ English *painkill*er
painless	Indian Tamil *pinh* ‘pain” (nh is our symbol for Tamil and Sanskrit n to be pronounced with the tongue touching the roof of mouth, not back of teeth) euskara (Basque) *pena* ‘pain’ Spanish *pena* ‘pain’ English *pain*less
painstaking	Indian Tamil *pinh* ‘pain” (nh is our symbol for Tamil and Sanskrit n to be pronounced with the tongue touching the roof of mouth, not back of teeth) euskara (Basque) *pena* ‘pain’ Spanish *pena* ‘pain’ English *pain*staking

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