Four. pínaptipa iwá ‘it is four o’clock’; pútɨmt ku nápt iwá pínapt ‘two plus two is four’; šapáttawax̣naaš pínapt miyánašma ‘I raised my four children’; áw iwá pútɨmt pínaptiyaw ‘it’s ten to four [o’clock] now’; pínapt álxayx ‘April’; pínapt wáwtukt ‘four nights’; pínaptiyaw ‘fourth’; pínapu ‘four people’; pínapam ‘four times’; pináaptit ‘forty’; pinápłk̓ʷi ‘Thursday’; pinápc̓kʷiit ‘four cornered, square’. [NW píniipt; NP /pílept/; Klamath woniip (Barker 1963b:454).]
528 terms start with “p”
pínaptiyaw
Fourth. [NP píileptipx /píleptpk/.]
pínapu
Four people. With human classifier. pínapu pawačá inmíkni tilamíkni ‘there were four from my maternal grandfather’s side’. [NP píilepuˀ /pílepuˀ/.]
pinápx̣ʷini
Conceited, too good for others. See also cɨ́ˀli. [NP ˀipnehimeq̓íisnekin̓ /ˀipnehimeq̓ísnekiˀns/.]
pinaq̓inut̓áwas
Window, mirror, glass. íix̣ša pinaq̓inut̓áwas ‘he is cleaning the window’. [NE pinatuukt̓úus; NP ˀipnéexn̓es
pinasapakʷstikáwas
Towel. [NP capáaqt̓awkaˀs /capáqt̓awkaˀs/.]
pinátaatpasit
Clothing, clothes. patátx̣taymatat̓asana pinátaatpasit ‘they were wanting him to trade clothes’.
pinatitnašaní
Rusty, full of holes. [NP /ˀipnétiic̓et/.]
pinatwanptpamá
Comb. Also twánpas. [NP /qqeˀt/.]
pináƛ̓uyani
Ashamed. [NP /kcéyniˀns/.]
pináwapawat
Outfit, Indian apparel. See wapáwat.
pinawaƛ̓iyawiłá
Opossum (Didelphis virginiana); sow bug, pill bug. See also k̓píitk̓piit.
pinawawaax̣waax̣tpamá
Fan. Also pinawawaax̣waax̣t̓áwas. [NP wayáwyawn̓as /we-y´wywn-ˀes/ (Aoki 1994:940).]
pináwɨnpt
Four handfuls. [WS pínapšamt.]
pinawštaymatpamá
Mirror.
pínuš
Gooseberry, Ribes lacustre. [NP /pilus/ ‘whitestem gooseberry, Ribes inerme‘.]
pínušaaš
Gooseberry bush, Ribes lacustre. [NP /pilús-sway/.]
pípš
Bone. paˀititámayiša pípš ‘they are studying their bones’; ku ƛ̓áax̣ʷ máan pawíšapawinayiša pípš ‘and wherever they are sending each of their bones’; ana kʷná patáyax̣na pípšna ‘where they found the bones’; pípšyaw átkʷatak nɨkʷɨ́tna ‘eat the meat to the bone!’; x̣ʷaamanmí pipšmí xʷiittpamá ‘eagle bone whistle’; pípš ɨstí ‘bone needle (a long bone with a hole in one end for sewing tule mats)’; pipšmí wášɨmux̣š ‘bone necklace’. [NP /pips/.]
pípi
Stem of mule’s ears, Wyethia amplexicaulis. U [CR píi; NE píikpiik; NW píik.]
píšpiš
House cat. Also kitís; p̓úus. [NP /pcpc/.]