English to Spanish Meaning of pa - Pensilvania

Pa :
Pensilvania

padre, papá, papi, Pensilvania

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Definitions of pa in English
Noun(1) father.
Abbreviation(1) per annum.(2) pascal; pascals.
Symbol(1) the chemical element protactinium.
Examples of pa in English
(1) my pa was no farmer(2) Most girls around town were married by sixteen, just as soon as they finished their schooling, or earlier if they or their pas thought it necessary.
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1. protactinium ::
protactinio
2. pascal ::
pascal
3. pop ::
popular
4. public address system ::
sistema de megafonía
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