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painedimahlekadistressed; pained; maimed.
painfulanukhυmmipainful.hotupasore; painful; ikhotupo, unhurt.kommichipainful; aching.kommichito be painful.mufkato be painful; to ache, as the flesh after being burnt.mufkapainful.nukhʋmmipainful; aching; severe; sharp.nukhʋmmito be painful; to ache;simikliseverely painful.
paintanchahlito paint; to lay colors on the face; to rouge, 2 Kings 9:30.anchahlichito paint another; to lay colors on the face of another; to rouge.isht anchahapaint.laknʋchito rust; to turn it yellow; to color yellow; to dye yellow; to paint yellow; to saffron.lukfi hummared dirt; vermilion; red paint; rouge.
paint redhummʋchito color red; to dye red; to tan; to paint red; to make red; to redden; siaihummʋchi, to redden for me and mine, — applied to the red poles of graves.
paint whitetohbichito whiten; to bleach; to blanch; to paint white; to make white, Matt. 5:36.
paintedanchahapainted; color laid on the face.
painteranchahlia painter.peni isht talakchia boat rope; a cable; a painter.
pairichablito mate; to match; to put together; to yoke together; itichabli, to pair; ichapoli, pl.isuba itichapaa span of horses.itichablia mate; a pair.itichapamates; a pair; a mate; a fellow; a partner; a partnership.tukloa pair; a couple; a brace; a yoke, Matt. 11:2; 14:17.
pair (of stockings)holloa pair, or that which is drawn on, as stockings upon the feet; shulush hollo achʋfa.
pair of shoesshulush itichapaa pair of shoes.
pairedichapamated; matched; itichapa, mated together; paired, as wak itichapa, itichampa, both, 1 Sam. 3:11; shulush itichapa; itichapa, v. t., to fellow.
palaceaboha holitopaa palace; a temple; a sacred house; a costly house.mi̱ko inchukaa palace; a royal dwelling; a king’s house, Matt. 11:8.
palateisunlʋsh ushithe palate.
palehantato be pale, white, bright, clear, wan.hantanas. form, from hʋta (q. v.), pale; white; bright; clear; ripe, as grain ready for the harvest, John 4:35; wan; peaceable; anumpa hanta, Matt. 4:23.hatokbipale; whitish.hatokbito be pale; hatak nashuka yʋt hatokbi, the man’s face is pale.hatokbichito make pale; to bleach or whiten.hʋtato be pale; hanta, nasal form (q. v.).hʋtapale; white; cadaverous; pallid; sallow.hʋtachito turn white; to become pale; to ripen, as peaches. See hatachi.hʋtat kʋniavery pale.hʋtat kʋniato be very pale;okhatalipale.
pale (pallisade)holihta halupa ikbito pale; to picket; to make a pale or picket; to pallisade.
pale (stake)iti shima halupaa pale.
paled (pallisaded)holihta halupapaled.
palefacedibakhatanlibaldfaced; palefaced, like a sickly man.nashuka hʋtapalefaced.nashuka hʋtato be palefaced.
palenesshʋtapaleness.
PalestineChu yakniJudea; Palestine; the Jewish country.
palingholihta halupaa paling or picket fence; a picket; a pallisade.
pallanchi holitopaa pall.
pallethashi̱kaa pallet made of bearskin or buffalo skin.hoshi̱shi patʋlhpoa feather bed; a feather pallet.patapoa pallet; bed clothing; a blanket, skin, or bed spread to sleep on.patʋlhpoa spread; a pallet; a couch, Luke 5:24; Mark 2:9; a bed, Matt. 9:2, 6.
pallidhʋtapale; white; cadaverous; pallid; sallow.
pallisadeholihta halupaa paling or picket fence; a picket; a pallisade.holihta halupa ikbito pale; to picket; to make a pale or picket; to pallisade.holihta kʋlloa fort; a pallisade; a palisado; a bulwark; a fortification; a fortress; a rampart; a fastness; a garrison; a parapet; a stockade; a ward; a stronghold, 2 Sam. 24:7.tʋnʋp holihtaa barricade; a palisado.