*pʼil-(particles) be of extremely fine texture, be slick (like particles of fine texture), feel slickcf*pʼi·lPlural*pʼilta-*bipʼilpref.bipʼílʔlips have something slick on them (like persimmon)*capʼilpref.capʼílʔfeel slick to rear end*cʰipʼilpref.cʰipʼílʔslick to spoon (stirring something while cooking)*dapʼilpref.dapʼílʔ(particles) be of extremely fine texture, be slick (like particles of fine texture), feel slick, to the touch, in the hand*dupʼilpref.dupʼílʔfeel slick (of egg white) or fine-textured (of silt) to the fingerspl.*dupʼilta*hapʼilpref.hapʼílʔslip feet alone*hipʼilpref.hipʼílʔfeel slick to body*mapʼilpref.mapʼílʔ(particles) feel of extremely fine texture, feel slick to the foot*mupʼilpref.mupʼílʔ(particles) be of extremely fine texture, be slick (like particles of fine texture), feel slick, with a quick movement, heat, light, mind or emotions*pʰapʼilpref.pʰapʼílʔbe slippery (to cane)*pʰipʼilpref.pʰipʼílʔbe slick with the end of a long object*qapʼilpref.qapʼílʔtaste or feel slick*sipʼilpref.sipʼílʔ1vseparate out the fine particles (of acorn flour, mush, silt, etc.) by letting the coarse particles settle out and taking the top layer of suspension2adjfine-textured, not granular, slick (no matter how it was created, not necessarily by the action of water)cf*dupʼi·l 2