Spanish to English Dictionary (Diccionario Español-Inglés)

Pedagogy

The method and practice of teaching, especially as an academic subject or theoretical concept.

Pedantic

Excessively concerned with minor details or rules; overly academic.

Pedantry

Excessive concern for minor details and rules; a display of knowledge that is ostentatious or superficial.

Pedicel

A small stalk that supports a flower or fruit.

Pedophile

An adult who is sexually attracted to children.

Pellicle

A thin skin or film, especially one that forms on the surface of a liquid.

Peltast

A type of light infantry soldier in ancient Greece, typically armed with javelins and a small shield.

Penal

Relating to, enforcing, or inflicting punishment, especially as authorized by a legal system.

Pentatonic

Relating to or denoting a musical scale of five notes per octave, found widely in folk music and blues.

Per Annum

For each year; annually.

Perceptive

Having or showing a sensitive and keen insight.

Perceptiveness

The quality of having a good understanding of things or being able to notice and understand things quickly.