• xp,
• ap,
• cp,
• pv,
• vp,
• pe,
• tp,
• fp,
• np,
• w2,
• yp,
• lp,
• jp,
• x52,
• ps,
• x60,
• pj,
• p2,
• mp,
• ph,
• p0,
• p,
• ip,
• pl,
• pn,
• 6p,
• pu,
• p46,
• dp,
• kp,
• wp,
• po,
• 5pt,
• pp,
• w3,
• 2pc,
• pc,
• px,
• pw,
• py,
• f2p,
• rp,
• ep,
• 8p,
• pm,
• pk,
• gp,
• pg1,
• pb,
• pg,
• sp,
• pl8,
• 1pp,
• 4p,
• bp,
• pf

P is the 16th letter in the English alphabet. It is a consonant and is pronounced like the letter "puh". P is the only letter in the English alphabet with a 3-letter name.

The letter has a variety of uses including spelling words such as "people" and "paper". It is also used in some acronyms and abbreviations such as "PB" for "peanut butter", and "PR" for "public relations".

The letter was derived from the Semitic letter of Pe.

• phi,
• pow,
• PAI,
• poa,
• Pye,
• pe,
• poi,
• po,
• pei,
• pH,
• pya,
• Pua,
• pie,
• pea,
• PAE,
• pu,
• poe,
• pi,
• paw,
• pew,
• pia,
• pa,
• POU,
• Pio,
• PHU,
• pee,
• PHY,
• pay,
• PAO.