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payvoen 2nfee, pay, payment, price, prize, reward, salaryA voen in e kuʼ tovih?What is the price of the pig?
pay backpiun 1vanswer (to), astray (to go), change (to), foolish (to be), pay back (to), reply (to), turn back (to)Eöʼ se piun hah a moniʼ pën.I will pay back your money.
pay back a creditpöʼ 1vpay back a credit (to), return a borrowed item (to)Eöʼ se pöʼ hah a moniʼ peʼ nöʼ to kon voh.I will pay back the money that I had borrowed.
pay taxtakis 1Englishvpay tax (to)A napan kurus se voen a takis pe kaman.Everybody must pay taxes to the government.
paymentvoen 2nfee, pay, payment, price, prize, reward, salaryA voen in e kuʼ tovih?What is the price of the pig?
peapiinBiblical Sourcenbean, peaEöʼ to iu ëën rakah noʼ piin.I indeed like to eat beans.
peacemoomo 2npeace, shade (tree), shelterE Topata eʼ a teʼ moomo.Tobata is a man of peace.
peace at, to bemoomo 1vpeace at (to be)'E Sosoenën se heʼ a no neöm a taateʼ moomo.'God will give you (p) the custom of peace.
peace, to be atvakamöʼ 1vpeace (to be at), reconciled (to be)Eën se vakamöʼ a kea pën.You should be reconciled to your brother.
pealkonvaccept (to), beget (to), catch (to), choose(to), earn (to), get (to), have (to), peal (to), receive (to), select (to), take (to), thunderclap (to) [thundering]E koaʼ to kon a uhin pa poen.The child caught a cold in the chest.
pearlkuri 2nbeads, pearlE voe manot to heʼ a neoʼ o kuri.The old man gave me some beads.
pecktoptopvangry mother hen chases children away, peck (to)E sinan toaʼ to toptop e koaʼ.The mother hen pecked the child.
peelhuivpeel (to)E köövo to hui vavih rakah a vameökThe women peeled very good indeed the papaya.kumi 1Englishvpeel (to)E köövo to kumi a ma kuma ko nöh.The woman peeled the sweet potatoes and cooked (them).
peel a bananatotvcrowd into corner (to), peel a banana (to), shove (to), slouch down (to)Eöm to pah tot em maʼ peöʼ manih.You truly shoved me like this.
peelingpeosnbark of tree, hull, peeling, skinTeʼ maʼ peos vameök i varih.Bring the skins of the these papaya.
peeling, to bekukumivpeel (to continually)[peeling]E köövo, keʼ kukumi a ma kuma ko nöh.The woman, she is peeling the sweet potato then (will) cook (them).
peepvavesvlook around (to), look (to), peep (to)Maʼ ah ko vaves tavus ke na manih.Come and peep out here.
peepvavevesvlook around, (to continually)[looking around], peep, (to continually)[peeping]Ka varuʼ rakah vakomanih nee to vaveves vah ko ne,And immediately indeed like this they were just looking around...veevesvlook around (to continually)[looking around], peep (to continually) [peeping]E koaʼ to veeves maʼ pa hopaʼ.The child is peeping in the door.
peervatoavpeer (to)Vatoa koe ke na manuh.Peer over there with (this).
PelegPelekBiblical SourcePrp.NPeleg, name...ke Reu e koaʼ pe Pelek, ke Pelek e koaʼ pe Ibaʼ,......and Reu was the child (son) of Peleg, and Peleg was the child (son) of Eber,...
pelt, asionipaunpelt (a)O sionipau pa maniʼ to matan vavih non.The pelt of the opposum looks good.
pelvistatapan 2npelvisA piʼ to teʼ non pa tatapan peöʼ.The sore is on my pelvis.
penpen 1Englishnpaint, penO pen peöʼ to takök en.My pen is broken.
penaltyvaasis 2nteaching (a) ; penalty... ka ma napan kurus se kon vaasis, ...... then all the people will receive a teaching, ...
pencilpensörnpencilO pensör pën rës takuih.Your pencil is very pointed.tararaitnpencil, typerwriterO tararait peöʼ heh?Where is my pencil?