| English | Russian |
| P'alkwanhoe | палкванхо (Most important of Korea's ancient national festivals, a ritualistic celebration that was essentially Buddhist in form but tinged with elements of Taoism and indigenous folk beliefs) |
| P'an Ku | Пань Гу (Central figure in Chinese Taoist legends of creation, the first man said to have come forth from chaos with two horns, two tusks, and a hairy body) |
| p'an-t'ao | паньтао (In Chinese Taoist mythology, the peach of immortality) |
| p'o | душа человека |
| p'u | состояние разума до получения первичного опыта (In Chinese Taoism, metaphorical expression often translated as "uncarved block" and signifying the primordial condition of the mind before it has been affected by experiences) |
| p'ungsuchirisol | фэн-шуй |
| p'ungsuchirisol | пунгсучирисол (In Korean religion, geomancy, a belief that the natural environment of a particular location can influence the fortune of its inhabitants and descendants) |
| P-usiri | святилище Осириса (All shrines of Osiris were called so) |
| P'u-t'o | Пью-то (One of the famous mountains in China that has become a sacred site for Buddhists; святая гора) |
| S.P. | Sanctus Petrus, "St. Peter" Пётр |
