p̓ɨ́nk

Jostled, up against. ík̓uki iwačá p̓ɨ́nk níityaw ‘it was piled against the house’; iwíip̓ɨnkma ‘he came into sight’ (Jacobs 1931:182); čáp̓ɨnk ‘bump into’; čáp̓ɨlk ‘turn inside out’; p̓ɨlkp̓ɨ́lk ‘in heat (of a mare)’; p̓ɨ́lki ‘inside out’. Ablaut: p̓áalk ‘inside out’.