panicchếqceʔvipanicChếq lư lâyq chom táq amâh.Really panicking, don’t know what to do.
panickedkikârkikɤradvstartled; surprised; panickedCốh ngai kicâr, ngai liêh carlun lám loui, cốh ngéq dứm.Then they were startled, they went backward, then all fell down.
panic-strickencarnhuyqkər.ɲujʔvipanic stricken; filled with terrorTốq uhôm xeang pru lư hâp, do your carnhuyq.When he saw the wind blowing very powerfully, he was panic-stricken.
parablercámʔər.kamnmetaphor; illustration, parable, picture language, exampleApe tammun plốh do, yoa do pi rcám ân do acám.The followers asked/ordered him to explain the parables he parabled.3.5.4.2Saying, proverbcarna ravekər.naː rawɛːnparableArâq ngcốh Yixu pi carna rave angai.Like that Jesus spoke to them in parables.cfrave
paralyzedurouiq ukhóutʔurṵːjʔ ʔukhṵtvtparalyzed; poliomyelitisPray cư urouiq ukhóut ngéq bar pa adyưng.My servant is paralyzed in both legs.U- indicates a spirit agent, making these verbs, but not found apart from agency.; Urouiq refers to the withering paralysis; ukhouiq to being drawn up, making it impossible to walk.tacóul1takṵlvsparalyzedcfdyoatdyoiʄɔːjnparalyzedcfdyoat2.5.4Disableddyoat khuyqʄṵat khujʔvscrippled; paralyzed; lameapưnʔapɯːnvsnumb, paralyzed
partphânphɤnnpartphínphinnpart; portionIdyeal doui phín acay.Take a child’s portion of rice.partáhpər.tahvipart; leave; separateKe achai, te nháng partáh dáng dúng avóuq X khoiq tumán bar kixay.Dear brother, since we parted at X’s house it has been nearly two months.ticáhtikahvpart hairtartáhtər.tahvipart; divorce