pa-pav.pfxcausativePacha.Cause to eat, i.e., feed.Payóung.Cause to be up high.Adơaih idứh dông palúh alứng canchop acho.That monkey took causing-to-run with dog’s paws.Ndóung ngai pannhoup pidieiq, do lâyq vi chao xoaq aliêh.When they caused bad caused difficult, he didn’t.M-initial roots, e.g., mout ‘enter’, take ta-. syna-2ta-1cfca-pi-panốhunspec. comp. formpanohvtname or call someone9.7Name
paclácpaklakvt1distract; cause to be confusedAs to cover your work so you forget what you were doing; ignore those pestering.cfpaclai2shakes with chillsMu ân cán vi dandông moui acay cakét nám a–ay ticóuh nhaq cơt ticóuh do paclác moui nhaq cucheit.
paclác paclêupaklak pakleːwvtdistract; cause to be confused
pacléhpaklɛhvttake asideDo dông ape pacléh nday.He took them aside.
pacoum palipakṵːm paliːncloth woven by hair of dead to make skyCán Pathen Palui tanh pacoum pali rong xóuc.Woman Pathen_Palui (mythical ancestor) out and weaves cloth of hair.
PacóhpakɔhnpropPacoh, people of the mountainIncorrectly called Ta–oy.
pacóngpakɔŋnarm’s lengthDyê ngcốh carbơ idứh cahốq mâh pacóng.Then the crocodile opened it’s mouth an arm length.cfachâng 1nomi:rachâng; recp:rchâng châng
PacóuhpakṵhnpropPacoh, people of the mountainIncorrectly called Ta–oy.
