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Entry | Definition |
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pinikoluhusu | s/he rubs vinegar on self (as liniment) |
pinsis | (sewing) pin |
Pinson | Vincent |
pinu | beano, bingo |
pinucahkomasut, pinucahkomat | (see punicahkomasut) |
pipiqat | (wind instrument that can play range of notes) flute, bugle, horn, trumpet, saxophone, etc. |
pipiqe | (music) s/he plays wind instrument (flute, etc.) |
pipuwahke | (blade) it is thin and sharp |
pipuwahqot | (something stick-like) it is thin and flattened, is thin and delicate |
pipuwahsewe | s/he wears thin clothing (appropriately, or too thin to keep warm in) |
pipuwapitehe | (wood) it has fine grain |
pipuwekon | (cloth, paper, leather, etc.) it is thin |
'pipuweksal | s/he slices h/ thin |
pipuweksasu | s/he, it is sliced thin |
pipuweksawe | s/he slices thin, cuts thin slices |
'pipuweksomon | s/he slices it thin |
'pipuweksomuwan | s/he slices thin something belonging to h/ |
pipuwekson | (cloth, paper, leather, etc.) it is quite thin |
pipuweksu | (garment, slice; figuratively, person) s/he is thin |
pipuweyu | (basket splint, ice, board) s/he, it is thin |
pipuwi (pipuw-) | (layer, sheet) thin |
pipuwihpute | it rubs thin |
'pipuwihtahal | s/he pounds h/ until very thin (e.g., dough); (basketmaking) s/he pounds h/ lightly to loosen thin layer of splints (ash log) |
'pipuwihtehmon | s/he pounds it thin (metal, steak) |
pipuwikpeksu | (tree, ash splint) h/ wood has fine grain |