| pahseyu |
s/he, it is thick |
| pahsi (pahs-, pas-) |
thick |
| pahsikpeksu |
(tree, ash splint) h/ wood has coarse or thick grain |
| pahsuwe |
s/he has thick hair or fur |
| paqte |
(liquid) it is thick |
| pasocu |
(ice) s/he is frozen in thick layer |
| pasotekone |
s/he has thick skin |
| paspahsewe |
s/he wears thick clothes |
| paspanokahte |
it is thick layer |
| paspocu |
(ice) s/he is frozen as thick layer |
| pikuwe |
(animal) s/he has thick coat of fur |
| pikuwehte |
(body part) it has bushy or thick hair |
| pikuwesu |
(animal) s/he has bushy or thick hair |
| piqaltoqe |
(person) s/he has bushy or thick hair |
| piqi (piq-, pik-) 1 |
bushy, thickly grown |
| piqi-cahcahqesuwiw |
it is thickly covered with moss |
| piqotekone |
s/he has thick skin |
| piski-pkotete |
(smoke, mist, fog) it is thick; (place, atmosphere) it is dark with smoke or mist or fog |
| sikaqasoke |
the undergrowth or brush is thick there, is difficult to penetrate |
| sikipisokek |
thick growth of trees, underbrush, etc. that is difficult to pass through |
| soni-piskuwon |
there is a thick fog |
| spanokahte |
(book, something made up of layers) it is thick, it is stacked high |
