palalík ‘conifer cone’.
348 terms start with “p”
Pinedrops
tutanikpamá ‘Pterospora andromedea‘.
Pink
mác̓ya ~ mac̓yá ‘humpback, calico, or pink salmon, Oncorhynchus gorbuscha‘.
Pinned
páq̓pi ‘pinned on’.
Pinto
támšilpi ‘spotted; spotted horse (with brown or black spots)’; támšilpik̓úsi ‘spotted horse’.
Pipe
čalámat ‘pipe, ceremonial pipe’.
Pipsissewa
tanux̣itpamá ‘umbellate wintergreen, Chimaphila umbellata‘.
Piquant
pƛɨ́k ‘spicy, hot; black pepper’.
Pit
wɨlčí ‘pit house, dug-out house, winter cache one can walk into’; atamkí ‘cache pit, underground storage’; támaš ‘barbecue pit’; támayčt ‘barbecue pit, underground barbecue’; tamaycáwas ‘barbecue pit’; wɨlčítaš ‘abandoned pit house’.
Pitch
ɨšx̣í ‘pine pitch’; tamáˀuyit ‘first pitch in baseball, lead off in stick game’.
Pitcher
yax̣tat̓áwas ‘water pitcher’.
Pitchfork
pak̓ʷaakáwas ‘fork, table fork, pitchfork’.
Pitiful
yiyáw ‘miserable, poor’; ɨšnɨwáy ‘poor, unfortunate’; yanwáy ‘in a bad state’.
Pity
yiyáwn; ɨšnɨwáyn ‘feel sorry for’.
Place
tiičám ‘land, ground, earth, property’; aláašu ‘place furthest from the door of a tepee or lodge’; aláy ‘low place, bottom of valley, shore, beach’; wáapnit ‘place opening out into a broad valley, gentle slope’.
Place
níč ‘put, put away, bury the dead’; pátuk ‘set, put, stand upright’ (individuative object); ptúk ‘set dishes’ (distributive object); pɨ́tx̣aap ‘place under’; sapáwaac̓win ‘place before’; šapáwašɨmux̣ ‘put on horse collar’; támčašatux̣ ‘place back on top’; tkʷáywayč ‘place across’; čáƛ̓ɨmux̣ ‘cover, place bandana around the head’.
Placed
níči ‘placed, put away, buried’; pátuki ‘set, placed’.
Placing
tamá- ‘throwing, tossing, putting, placing; lying down’.
Placing
níčt ‘placing, putting away, burying’.
Plague
táqawqin ‘strike down (as by a sickness)’.