Countable Nouns That Start with PAV

Browse 15 English countable nouns starting with the prefix PAV, including Pavement, Pavilion, Paving, Paver, Pavlova, Pavane and Pav. Sort these count nouns with singular and plural forms by letter count for ESL grammar practice, determiner usage, and plural spelling, or consult our noun grammar guide.

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Starts with PAV
1 words
pav
Starts with PAVA
2 words
pavane
pavage
Starts with PAVE
2 words
pavement
paver
Starts with PAVI
5 words
pavilion
paving
pavise
pavis
paviser
Starts with PAVL
1 words
pavlova
Starts with PAVO
4 words
pavon
pavonia
pavone
pavonazzo

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