patama vt plant Ekki yeꞌ patamaiꞌ toꞌ utɨꞌpʉ. They went to plant cassava sticks. (lit: to give something a place)
pataꞌtɨ vt put Tesaꞌ saꞌkii pataꞌtɨꞌpʉ iya tʉmota pɨꞌ. He put his owner's sack on his shoulder.
pawana (poss: apawanarʉ) n trader, someone from outside Akawaio communities, coming with things to trade Upawanarʉ eponin uyeꞌsaꞌ man. I have come to find my trading partner/someone who owes me money.
pawanaꞌtɨ vt beg Sises pawanaꞌtɨꞌpʉ toꞌ uya, "Ina kʉsennokʉi, taꞌmu kenan pen nɨ yaꞌ!" They begged Jesus, "Don't send us to the far-away place!"
pawanatoꞌ nom a call for help from someone
Pawin nprop the name given to a small creek bottom-side from Takai'ka pai on the Upper Mazaruni River, on the left going down-river
Pawisimʉ pai nprop the name given to a landing along the Kukui River near Wanawan Paru, between Pipiri pai and Jawalla
peꞌ question word in questions requiring a yes-no answer Wakʉ pe peꞌ meꞌan? Are you well? Wakʉ pe rɨ. (I'm) well.
pe postp as Ikomiꞌ pe tuna esi. The water is cold.
pee iꞌpoꞌ (poss: ɨpee iꞌpoꞌ) n bangs
peeꞌpɨ (poss: ɨpeeꞌpɨ) n forehead Mɨrɨpan si tʉꞌ anin si Goliath wɨnɨꞌpʉ mɨrɨ ipeeꞌpɨ pɨꞌ. So, with only a stone, he hit Goliath on his forehead.