| Engl. | poll | head |
| Engl. | pole | summit of the earth |
| Germ.reg. | poll-lerche | Crested Lark, 299 |
| Germ.reg. | pollmeesch | Crested Tit, 397 |
| Anc.Greek | pólos | axe |
| Engl. | pole | perch |
| Engl. | pool | pond; association of competitors, combination of ressources etc. |
| Kurdish: Sorani | pol | group |
| Czech | spolu | together; spolek union |
| Anc.Greek | aipólos | goat shepherd |
| Roman. | polog | haystack |
| Roman. | pulâ | (Russian pol) penis |
| Span. | polla | id. |
| Franç.arg. | polard | id. |
| Anc.Greek | phallos | id |
| Anc.Greek | phalanx | big stick, troup |
| Anc.Greek | phalaina | whale ð4.5.1. |
| Anc.Greek | phálos | crest of a helmet |
| Akk. | palu | egg (other names for the egg ð14.3.) |
| Span. | pájaro polillo | Corn Bunting, 445 (thickset bird) |
| Gallego | pulo | mole hill |
| Engl.: Scot. | polly | Turkey, 5, cf. billoð4.5.4. |
| Basque | puloi | id. |
| Franç.: Gasc. | pouloye | id. |
| Cat. | polìt | id. |
| Ital.reg. | púllu, pulòn et var. | id. |
| Pol. | pulak, pulka | id. |
| Alb. | pulkë | id. |
| Czech | pulec | tadpole |
| Franç.: St.Lo | poulet | fruit stone |
| Franç.rég. | polonais | boletus |
| Franç.: Aveyron | pouloto | maybug |
| Franç.: Ytrac | pouloto | autumn crocus |
| Franç. | pelote | balle (of wool, etc.) |
| Franç.: Ldes | pelitroùn | sandpipers, 180 |
| Franç.: Eglisolles | poûlar | andouille |
| Franç. | poularde | corpulent woman |
| Franç. | poullé (blé) | blé aux grains renflés |
| Franç. | poule (acier) | acier boursouflé |
| Franç.: Ajoie | poul di cô | Adam's apple, etc. Nombreuses autres dénominations d'objets arrondis, confondus dans FEW 9: 81-85 sub pullus avec lequel ils n'ont aucun rapport sémantique |
| Dutch | peluw | pillow |
| Engl. | pillow | bag filled with feathers |
| Germ. | pfühl | pillow |
| Engl. | pill | little ball (of medicine) |
| Franç. | ampoule | blister, electric bulb |
| Franç.: VS | ampouè et var. | framboise (baie en forme de petite ampoule); framboise est le même mot avec /fr/ prosth). |
| Lat. | ampulla | amphora |
| Anc.Greek | amphore | (rhotacised form) a large jar (not from a hypothetical amphi-phoreûs) |