Race, run in a race. kutaš k̓í pápawilawiix̣ta wɨłq̓ámita ‘and presently we will race putting on our moccasins’. [NP /wlalwiqn/.]
528 terms start with “p”
pawilawíix̣t
Race. Spilyáy ináx̣ašwiya pawilawíix̣tki ‘Coyote challenged [him] to a race’; pawilawíix̣t wɨłq̓ámit ‘moccasin putting on race’. Also wilawíix̣t. [NP piwlalwíiqin /pí-wlalwiqn-t/.]
pášwin
Be high priced. pášwini ‘expensive’.
pášwini
Expensive, high priced, in demand. pášwini iwá tananmaamí wapáwat ‘the Indian outfit is expensive’; čí núsux iwá pášwini ača kú níix̣ iwá táanipa ku kúušx̣i šapátaawaypa ‘this salmon is in demand because it is good canned and also in freezing’.
pawisk̓alpłá
Earwig. Also mɨšyúpa paˀašłá.
páwiyak̓uk
Call a meeting, assemble a group. ipáwiyak̓ukša kuunák miyáwax̣ ‘the chief is assembling that [the people]’ (Jacobs 1929:232:12). Also used intransitively: ƛ̓áax̣ʷnam páwiyak̓ukta ‘you all will assemble’ (Jacobs 1929:212:6).
páwiyak̓ukt
Meeting, assembly, gathering. kúuknaš wačá páwyak̓ukt čná inmípa níitpa ‘at that time I had a gathering here in my house’; kunam čikúuk áq̓inunx̣a ana mɨná iwá tún páwiyak̓ukt ‘and today you see them wherever there is any gathering’. [NP píˀamkin /pí-ˀamkʷn-t/.]
páwiyalɨxssimit
Gathering as one, a coming together. [NP ˀamókin /ˀamkʷn-t/.]
páwiyapaa
Separate, part, fork. ipáwiyapaaša ɨščɨ́t ‘the road forks’. [NP /peˀx̣selí/.]
pawiyapaanáwas
Fork in the road. áx̣ʷaynam wiyánax̣tita pawiyapaanáwaspa ‘you will yet cry on the way at the cross roads’. [NP /peˀx̣selít/.]
páwšk̓uk
Camp together. páwšk̓ukšanaataš pɨ́t̓x̣anupa ‘we were camping together in the mountains’. [NP /wsaˀamkʷn/.]
páwšk̓ukt
Gathering. mɨ́taat łk̓ʷí páwšk̓ukt ‘three days camping’. [NP wisaˀmókin /wsaˀamkʷn-t/.]
páwluk
Body lice. [WS apɨ́lk; NW ɨpáwluk; apúlk; NP /ppéq/.]
páwɨnp
Handle, hold with the hand. ipáwɨnpša k̓píit ‘he is holding the ball’. [NP /ˀnépten/.]
páwɨnpat
Pine Creek, Washington.
páwšp
Knock unconscious with the hand. pápawšpa ‘he knocked him out’; ipáwšpaaš ‘he knocked me unconscious’.
páwqulik
Pound, mash. ápawqulikɨnk ‘mash it up!’. [Cf. NP /wepéwkuni/ ‘wrestle’ (Aoki 1994:907).]
pawsk̓ukáwas
Buckhorn camp, up on Power Ridge. It’s what they call “Picnic Ground”. Thomas Morning Owl.
pawɨ́tk
Halves, half and half. See also paˀíšat. [NP /paxk̓íma/.]
pawšuwałá
One who prepares the deceased for burial.