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punuʼvbend with force (to)Punuʼ hah voh a koreomah.Bend back first your(s) hand.
pupupurpurnbush (a), flower (a), scar (a)A pupu to pu.The flower is growing.
pupuhvroast in open fire (to)Pupuh a ma esun pën.Roast all your(s) crayfish.
pupuhuknwave (a)A tahiʼ to paraʼ pupuhuk.The ocean is very wavy.
pupuivbaptize (to), clean (to), wash (to)Pupui vavavih a sösopen pën.Wash very well your(s) saucepan.
pupuiönnettlesEën to ep e nom po pupuiö vëh, ah.You see the nettles here, huh.
pupukuʼvburp (to)E koaʼ to pah pupukuʼ vatëh.The child indeed always burps.
pupunöʼvtry (to continually) [trying]E Ieesuʼ to piun poan pareʼ soe, “‘O Puk Vapenpen to soe pet e non pan, ‘Eën se nat nom pupunöʼ nom pa vöknah e Sunön pën e Sosoenën.’”Jesus answered him and said, "The sacred book of God tells us further on like this, 'You must not keep trying to put down (dishonor) your Lord God.' "
puputoʼvmuddy (to continually be)O mëto to teʼ non sih manih pa ma moeh puputoʼ.The swamp grass is always where it is continually muddy.
pupuʼngrandfather, grandmotherE pupuʼ peʼ to mët en.His grandfather died.
puranketEnglishblanketnblanketKupkup an eah pa puranket peʼ.Cover it with his blanket.
pureʼvuntie (to), unwrap (to)Pitaʼ to pureʼ o pëpaʼ peöʼ.Peter untied my paper.
purënearringA purë peöʼ to kuʼ.My earring fell (down).
purmakaöʼTok Pisinbulmakaunbull, cattle, cowA panis purmakaöʼ peöʼ to takök en.My cattle fence is broken.
pus1ngroup, porpoise, stemNö ko ip maʼ ta pus.Go and kill the porpoise.2deterallO rapis to top non po pus naon.The knife is stuck in all the trees.
pusiʼEnglishpusincatEöʼ to iu noʼ pusiʼ pën.I want your cat.
pusunnbase, basis, bottom of stem, cause, foundation, meaning, origin, purpose, reasonE koaʼ to tohtoh non pusun o naon.The child is continually playing at the base of the tree.
pusuneahinal.nbase (it's), basis (it's), bottom of stem (it's), cause (it's), foundation (it's), meaning (it's), orgin (it's), purpose (it's), reason (it's)O vamomhë peo to pënton a soe pe Ieesuʼ ka ma upöm soe va ee manih pan, “O vavaasis vaʼih to parin a hivaʼ. Eteh to onöt non a pënton a soe vaʼih, ko nat vamaaka a pusuneah, pareʼ vatet?”Plenty of disciples listened to Jesus' talk and some said like this, "This teaching is very difficult to accept. Who is able to listen to this talk, and they understand clearly it's meaning, and they follow?"
putavattempt (to), feeling (to be), sample (to), savour (to), tasting (to be), test (to), try by smelling (to)Köʼ puta vöh pa nöh kuma peöm.Then I (will) (be) tasting your(p) cooked sweet potato.
PutensBiblical SourcePudensPrp.NPudensE Eupulus, ke Putens, ke Linus, me Klödiaʼ, to vanö nös a potan avih pee manih pën.Eubulus, and Pudens, and Linus, and Claudia, shall send their greetings to you(s).
PuteoliʼBiblical SourcePuteoliPrp.NPuteoliPo meoh poen a tuvuh to ip maʼ, ko vapöök poen emöm to vos em pa ö oho po paröʼ a ëhnan a vöön pamëh Puteoliʼ.On the next day a wind hit (blew), and the second day we(excl) arrived at a ship anchorage area (port) the name of this village was Puteoli.
puteʼprepinside ofA ma taëën to puteʼ ne pa ma dis.All the food is inside the dish.
PutiëlPrp.NPutiel, name E Ëlësaʼ e koaʼ oeteʼ pe Aron to me e koaʼ mon pe Putiël keʼ vahuh ke poan e Finihiës.
PutifarPrp.NPotiphar, nameA ma teʼ va Midiaʼ varih to me voh e Jeosëp manuh Isip , ee to vavoen ee peʼ vamanih pa teʼ kikiu akuk manih pe Putifar, a teʼ to susun non manih pe sunön va Isip.
putoEnglishbotolnbottle, rainbowEöʼ to ep i noʼ na pa puto.I see the rainbow there.