pajamiEnglishTaboo. underwear, shorts; garment that men wear inside a pair of trousers5.3.1Men's clothing
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Pajaab̯uname of a river9.7.2.9Names of rivers
paki̱ti̱paki̱ti̱Englishpacket; small paper or cardboard container in which goods are packed to be carried easily, for selling, to be given as a present, or to be sent by mail7.3.7.2Wrap7.5.4Tie8.1.3.3Group of things
pambapambacotton; cash crop that bears fruit that splits open when mature from which threads for clothes are made6.2.5.4Plant product1.5.3Grass, herb, vine
patapatahinge; piece metal that holds two parts together so that one part can open or close against the other, e.g., as on a door and a door frame6.7.5Fastening tool6.5.2.4Door6.5.2.5Window
pawudapawudaEnglishpowder; very fine, soft substance used for putting on babies so that they do not get chafed around the joints due to friction or that s.b. puts on the face in order to make it look smooth5.4.5Anoint the body5.4.2Cosmetics
paakapaakaEnglishgame park; place in which wild animals are reared1.6.5Animal home4.2.9Holiday1.2.1.3Plain, plateau7.2.4Travel1.2.1.6Forest, grassland, desert6.4.6Things done to animals1.6.6Animal group
paamupaamuEnglishperm; hair that has been heated up with oil to make it stand stiff5.4.3.4Hairstyle2.1.5Hair5.4.3Care for hairku̱paami̱nga ntumbuperm hair; use cosmetic chemicals to change hair so that it becomes curled5.4.3.4Hairstyle2.1.5Hair5.4.3Care for hair
paaraarwa1mapaaraarwalarge brown grasshopper sp. with large hind legs that have sharp points like that of a hand saw1.6.1.7Insectpaaraarwa2Metaphor. unstable person; s.b. who is always unstable in the way they do their things, i.e. s.b. who does not settle down on one thing3.2.5.8Change your mind4.3.5.4Unreliable7.2.1.6Steady, unsteady4.3.3.2Not care
paaraarwa2bapaaraarwaMetaphor. unstable person; s.b. who is always unstable in the way they do their things, i.e. s.b. who does not settle down on one thing3.2.5.8Change your mind4.3.5.4Unreliable7.2.1.6Steady, unsteady4.3.3.2Not careder. ofpaaraarwa1
pelelefull up to the brimSynbbikicawuki̱i̱zu̱lu̱ ku mu̱nwa8.1.6Whole, complete8.1.8Full9.3.2Completely
pembeeni̱aside, sideways; at the side and not in the middle8.6Parts of things8.5.1.2Beside8.5.1.5.1Next to
peti̱mapeti̱Englishpetticoat; undergarment that women wear that is long going down to the feet5.3.2Women's clothing
piricobapiricostupid person; s.b. who does not meet the required standards or is of low economic and social standard4.3.1.2.1Below standard3.2.1.4Stupid4.5.6.2Low status4.3.1.4Reputation
pi̱ki̱pi̱ki̱mapi̱ki̱pi̱ki̱motorcycle; road vehicle, driven by an engine, with two wheels and handlebars7.2.4.1.1Vehicle
pi̱yafull; having no empty space, containing as much or as many as possibleSynkizoki̱i̱zu̱lu̱ 28.1.6Whole, complete8.1.8Full9.3.2Completely
poi̱popoi̱poEnglishpipe, culvert; hollow device through which water flows6.6.7.2Conveying water6.6.7Working with water6.2.4.3Irrigate
pokopokopokopokocampaign; plan that is made to enlighten people about a particular idea so that it is then successfully achieved4.8.2.2Fight against something bad3.3.3.3Persuade4.6.6.4Election4.6.6.5Politics4.8.2.1Fight for something good
ponci̱ponci̱Englishporch; room that is attached to a house in front of it6.5.2Parts of a building6.5.2.1Wall6.5.2.7Room6.5.1Building
poosi̱taEnglishpost office; agency responsible to deliver letters4.6.6Government functions3.5.7.7Lettermu̱kori̱ wa poosi̱tapostman4.6.6Government functions3.5.7.7Letter
puraimaremapuraimareEnglishprimary; first stage of education that s.b. completes before reaching secondary educationSynmasomo ga mu̱si̱nge3.6.2School3.6Teach
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