Pe Definition

pā
noun
The seventeenth letter of the Hebrew alphabet (פ, ף): in a text containing points, this letter written with a dot is designated pe; without a dot it is fe.
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Synonyms:
abbreviation
Peter.
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Physical education.
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Prince Edward Island.
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Probable error.
American Heritage
Professional Engineer.
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pronoun

(biblical) Abbreviation of Peter.

Wiktionary

Origin of Pe

  • Hebrew pē of Phoenician origin p in Semitic roots

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

  • From Proto-Semitic *pay- (“mouth").

    From Wiktionary

Pe Sentence Examples

  • Two of his bestknown works were written at this time - Considerations sur l'etat present du corps politique de l'Euro pe and his Anti-Macchiavel.

  • The variation may have been one of local use, either in Judea or in Babylonia; or the author may have had some fanciful reason for the transposition, such as, for example, that Pe following Samech (mo) might suggest the word nmo, " Wail ye!

  • School uniform Children should have a full pe kit in school every day.

  • But in fie lawe of our lorde is pe wille of him; and [in] his lawe we shall finke day and nyght.

  • For safety, children with long hair should have it tied back on PE days with a soft headband.

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