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pa-v > npfxagentive prefix, doer ofPahulo.Hunter.Pakebha.Tree tapper.
paa1numfour (form used in counting)Compare alsofatopopaader.num;vi,a-fourGhatano dopopaa.He had four slaves.
paa2narmpit
paa3var. ofpada2
paalavar.pala3nnutmeg
paapanmother (term of address for noblewomen)Ne hamai damoropee itu, paapa?Where are you going, mother?Compare alsofokopaapaucomp.idha (bhe) mpaapaidha
paa-paandonmouse deer (in folk-tales a very cunning animal that always outwits its opponents)
pabhale1nmixture of beeswax and coconut oil (used to treat skin cracks)2vttreat (a body part) with this mixtureDharabisi nopabhalee norempoanemo.He put a mixture of wax and oil on his moustache to make it look tidy.
pabuvs,ao-no longer effective, having lost special powers (of charms)Dhoaku kaetisaha kahitela nopabumo.My charms used for planting maize have lost their powers.
pada11vi,a-finishsynkukuti1.1vi,a-finished, over, completeNopadamo kawuleku.My fatigue is over.Tasipada-padahamo tafumaa.We have all finished eating.1.2vi,a-ever, oncePada aelate we Dhawa.I once lived in Java.2vtfinishNepada kalei sekonti.He finished a hand of bananas.Compare alsokampadapada lalocomp.disappointed, fed upfekapadader.vtmake disappear, still (hunger, pain etc.), dispelLagu-lagu ne radio maitu nefekapada dua kawule.Those songs on the radio dispel the fatigue.fopadader.vtorder s.o. to stopFopadaamu anahi moghaeno itu!Tell that child to stop crying!mada kaawuder.var.namada kaawu1later, in the futureAitu nonarakaa, mada kaawu naetaa namisino.Now he is suffering, but later he will be happy.2later, in the futurePaeho amai aitu we lambuumu, mada kaawu maka amai.I will not come to your house now; I will come later.madaghoonoder.advformerlyWula madaghoono ini nobhari doiku, aitu nowolomo.In past months I had plenty of money; now it is all gone.pada aituder.advafter that, thenBhaa-bhaano nokiido, pada aitu nohundamo.At first she refused, but then she agreed.padamoder.adv1ever, oncePadamo asawi ne kapala ntahoro-horo.I once went aboard an aeroplane.2alreadyLambuno padamo nofeghatoe.He has already roofed his house.
pada2var.paa3advparticle that stresses the preceding word (with imperatives it adds urgency or necessity; with exclamations it signals agreement with the previous speaker)Maimo pada, dokalamana.Come on, let us go.Anoamo elae? Anoamo pada.It is him, isn't it? Yes, it is indeed.Lahae kowambano waghaitu? Ingka inodi pada.Who talked there? Well, that was me.Compare alsomada
pada3advtogether withDengkoo-ngkora o robhine pada robhine, o moghane pada moghane.The women sat with the women and the men with the men.Nopoghawa pada wulu, nomiina dhunia (wata-watangke: wuluno mata).When hair comes together, the world disappears (a riddle: eyelashes).Compare alsokoo2padakoopada-padader.advone by oneTanonaandoomo rumatono, pada-pada semie, pada-pada semie.The guests arrived, but just one by one.sapadader.advjust, both or all of themNokoanaghoo kalopo, sapada moghane.She had twins and both of them were boys.Manuku bhe manuno sapada kapute.All of my chickens and his chickens are white.sapada-padader.advonly with e.o., only among themselvesDobisara sapada-pada andoa.They talked only among themselves.
padaaintyes, fine (pronounced with a drawn-out final -aa)Foghonsaimo hintu tabhakoku setangino itu. Padaa!You may finish that last cigarette of mine. Yes, fine.
padakoovs,a-be equally big , be a match (of fighting cocks)Insoba kopo manu idho bhe kapute itu bhahi dopadakoo.Try to measure those white and green cocks to see whether or not they are equally big (to fight e.o.).Compare alsokoo2pada3
padamalalancitronella grass (used in flavouring food)seelala1
padangianhead (a coarse word)synfotu 1
padangkukundry and barren land
padangkulunhead (a coarse word)synfotu 1kaghuada
paderevi,ae-;vttrim (hair)Amadere deki dharabisiku.I will trim my moustache first.Nepadere deki.She is trimming her hair.