| Definition | Pal or Ple |
|---|
| Of or pertaining to a prince | |
| Head of a school | |
| Original amount of debt for which interest is calculated on | |
| A basic generalization that is accepted as true | |
| A truth which is evident and general | |
| A variety of trumpet, probably having a larger tube than the ordinary tromba | |
| A rule or standard, generally of good/moral behavior | |
| In law, a capable person who hires someone else to do something | |
| A component part of a compound or substance | |
| A main rafter supporting purlins | |
| Head of a school | |
| The lead performer in a concert; first chair | |
| Person directly responsible for a crime | |
| In law, a capable person who hires someone else to do something | |
| A partner or owner of a building | |
| Original amount of debt for which interest is calculated on | |
| Of or pertaining to a prince | |
| A person liable for another's debt | |
| First, highest, or foremost in rank | |
| A truth which is evident and general | |
| In law, a law of nature/general property of matter | |
| A rule or standard, generally of good/moral behavior | |
| A main rafter supporting purlins | |
| The form of a verb from which all other forms can be deduced (i.e. want>wants/wanted) | |
| A component part of a compound or substance | |
| Beginning; commencement | |
| A basic generalization that is accepted as true | |
| To impress with any tenet or rule of conduct | |
| A source or origin; that from which anything proceeds | |
| A variety of trumpet, probably having a larger tube than the ordinary tromba | |
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