p'aaltransitive_verbtaunt"Wayi, ła g̱awdi waal txa̱'nii wudi g̱ammiilga a ła yagwit p'aalditga La̱xgibuu txa̱'nii pdeeg̱it"Well, after everything was finished the Wolf Clan sort of played, taunting all the clans
p'aatsa̱h*p'aa/tsa̱hnounfucus algae; a plant that grows on the rocks on the beach and has sacks hanging off the leaves with an aloe-like substance inside; sea wrackFucus gairdneri.Ts'üü p'aatsa̱h da hałgyiika.There's lots of weed on the beach.1.5.4Moss, lichen, fungus, seaweed, algaeTs-D7Water plants
Photograph courtesy of Tammy Blumhagen.p'aatsa̱h
p'alp'al1intransitive_verbridiculed; insulted - this refers to a public insult or challengeP'alksa hana̱'a̱ ła lu gyiisa wila gyoot.The woman was ridiculed when she made a mistake.Ts-V2Thought, knowledge, attention, teaching, pretending4.8.2.3Attack3.5.1.8.2Insult4.3Behavior2transitive_verblure someone'Niis (gwa'a) 'niis ḵ'ooni'i gwin p'aldism, gwinaatThis one, this fur seal is the one luring you, dear man
p'aldadelDialectal Variant ofp'aldmdelboxing glovesboxing glovesnounboxing glovesHoy gyeda p'aldadel ła delt.People use boxing gloves when they figtht.restrictions: y
p'aldahałooDialectal Variant ofp'aldmhałoocotton glovescotton glovesnouncotton glovesp'aldahałoo, Sidii hooya wa̱p sihoon p'aldahałoo.The cannery used to use cotton gloves.restrictions: y
p'algya̱xsga g̱ootintransitive_verbdepressedG̱ani t'aat a 'wii buu sah da lu p'algya̱xsga g̱ooda łguwaalksik ada lu t'ooxłga g̱oot wila waals nagwaat das 'niit at wilaagwit.So he sat for many days and the prince was heavy-hearted and he was sad at what his father was doing to him.
p'algya̱xsk*p'al/gya̱xsk1nounheavy weightndaaga wilt 'lii 'waatga k'üülda g̱a̱lts'apga p'algyaxskwhenever one of the villages are visited with heaviness2intransitive_verbheavyP'algya̱xsga 'wii g̱a̱deelpk.The big anchor is heavy.
Image from PAP v23, Bonus Graphics CD.p'algya̱xsk 2
Image courtesy of Aboriginal Ed, SD 52p'algya̱xsk 2
p'aliisp'a/*liis/transitive_verbto brace something; usage: for example, the kind you'd put behind the wheels of a car to make sure it doesn't roll away.Dm p'aliisntu la̱k nag̱oog̱a nm xsbeexst.I put wedges on either side of the log before I saw it.6.5.3Building materialsTs-M1.1Tools
p'a̱xsihuulaDialectal Variant ofp'a̱xsasihuuwoolen longjohnswoolen long johnsnounwoolen long johns
p'a̱xsmg̱a̱booxDialectal Variant ofg̱a̱boog̱mp'a̱xscorduroy pantscorduroy pantsnouncorduroy pantsDm gyiigu su p'a̱xsmg̱a̱boox sah gya'wn.I am going to buy new corduroy pants today.restrictions: y
p'a'intransitive_verb1breakSap'a'in liyoon a łguwoomłk.Break off some bannock for the child.7.8.1BreakTs-XImpact & surface contact2snatch somethingTgi p'a'indida sami dił yeeym mati.He snatched down some goat meat and fat.sap'a'intransitive_verbbreak off
p'eltnounsea otterWayi 'nii gwii siwaatgit ał p'eltIt is there that lives what is known as a monster sea otterAdat 'niisga wil 'lii gyigyooksa p'elt a la̱x aks, ada xst'oxtAnd he saw where the sea otter was laying asleep,