348 terms start with “p

Pal

síks ‘friend, pal’; pásiks ‘friends’.

Palate

mɨk̓áak̓a ‘roof of mouth, uvula’.

Palm

tkʷápnaq̓it ‘ridge of palm just below the fingers’; tkʷaptɨmná ‘center of the palm’.

Palomino

kawxkáwx ~ paˀax̣wáakuł ~ taqawáakuł ‘palomino horse’.

Palouse

palúus.

Pamper

sapámyak ‘coddle, spoil’.

Pampered

sapámyaki ‘spoiled, coddled’.

Pan

ilac̓xáwas ~ ilač̓x̣tpamá ‘frying pan’.

Pancake

šapáx̣awaƛ̓aki ~ šapax̣awaƛ̓akí.

Pant

háašhaašn ‘breathe heavily, take a rest, stop for a breather’; tkʷáyhaašn ‘breathe hard’.

Pants

sulátas ~ tílatat ‘leggings, trousers’; wilkyakí ‘mens leggings’; lamtmí sulátas ‘blue jeans’.

Paper

tímaš ‘paper, book, newspaper, document, marking, toilet paper’; šapaluluukt̓áwas ‘sandpaper’; sxʷyat̓at̓áwas ‘toilet paper’; čalútimaš ‘design (especially “on paper”)’.

Papoose

puwat̓áwas ~ sk̓ín ~ tamcásas ‘cradleboard, baby board’.

Parade

súnknikt; tútanknikt ‘horse parade, parade with regalia’.

Parade

súnknik ‘parade around’; qásunknik ‘parade around (on horse or conveyance)’; tútanknik ‘parade on horseback (as in a memorial), trot first and then gallop’.

Paralyzed

łkápni ‘limp’.

Paralyzed

łkápn ‘be limp, be paralyzed’.

Parasol

pašq̓išit̓áwas ‘umbrella’.

Parfleche

šaptákay ‘Indian trunk’.

Parker’s Well

paˀlíin ‘place just past Deadman’s Pass on Umatilla Reservation’.