púša

Paternal grandfather; man’s son’s child. púša ‘grandfather! grandchild!’; napúsas ‘my grandfather’; ínpuša ‘my grandchild’; ɨpúš ‘your grandfather’; ímpuša ‘your grandchild’; púša ‘(his/ her) grandfather; his daughter’s child’; inmí púša ‘my grandfather’; púš iwá ‘it is your grandfather’; kúušx̣i inmí púša ku tíla ƛ̓áax̣ʷ pattáwax̣na čná wanapáyn ‘in the same way my paternal and maternal grandfathers grew up along the river’; pɨ́npušapnɨmnaš iq̓inúna ‘his grandfather saw me’; púša walak̓ílwayitanam čí tamaníčt ‘grandfather! you will watch over this my garden (said when finding a rattlesnake in the garden)’; čí iwá imíin púša čáwnam mún páyu ikúta ‘this is your grandson, he will never hurt you (said of oneself when encountering a rattlesnake)’; pusanmí latít ‘native paeony, Paeonia brownii‘. [NE púšaˀ ‘grandfather!’; púša ‘grandchild!’; NP /ql´c/ ‘paternal grandfather’ (qalácaˀ ‘grandfather!’; naˀqalác ‘my grandfather’; ˀim̓qalác ‘your grandfather’; qalácaˀc ‘(his/her) grandfather’); /ql´s/ ‘man’s son’s child’ (qaláca ‘grandson!’; ˀinípeqlis ‘my grandson’; ˀipeqélis ‘your grandson’; peqélis ‘(his/ her) grandson’).]