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«essentially»; pinerluktchimayoark to be malicious; pinerhtut nearly all; 

 pihtaylinikdjoark to prevent, hinder. 



Wn. pik'pun then; pinikherit to give; peedlo he has none; peétuk 

 no, not; pitsingitsok strong? 



Ws. binartua I have got; pjuchtua I will; piuknachtua I will not 

 \piungnaertunga?]\ piliachtu beating [pitdlarpâ?]. 



Wa. pidlunga to have, to gel; pinygtok a good man?; pinheeha 

 healthy? 



Note. The examples of derivatives belonging to this stem are 

 comparatively scanty and imperfectly rendered in the laller vocabularies. 

 Their real nature and kinship have hardly been understood by most 

 of the foreigners. 



pero a burden, a stone to secure the tent against the wind 

 = LM. 



perpâf"! = LCMWd. 



Drv. G. peqipâ bends it ; perdlaivâ plaits it. — C. pellera н 

 line platted of sinew. — Wn. jndramiara «the little braider, a spider». 



persoq drifting snow, snowstorm = LClVIWns. 



pigdrpoq watches = LM. 



pigpoq f pigdlerpoq jumps = L!M. 



— * (Wn. piksun snow shovel). 



pika here eastward, up here = LCM. (similar to pava). 



pikalujaq * L. pekkaiujak, C. pikadlujang an iceberg. 



pikiugpoq f"^ = L. pikkiokpok is laying eggs. — The name 

 of place pikiugdleq, occurring in G., may be a derivative of this. 



pilagpâ culs il up (the seal etc) = LCMWnsa. 



pilo a leaf. 



— * (Ws. pinagtok, paschnachtiuk cold). ^ 



pi . . .*? Ws. petneit. — Wa. pidnak mountain sheep (see: 

 ivnauk). 



pineq straw for the boots = LCWn. 

 pinerpoq is handsora beautiful = LC. 



pingajoq three, in singul. onlv as pingajuat third, ^\ш . pinyasut 

 = LCMWnsa. 



pingeq a sort of hard driftwood = L. (larch tree) Wn. (fir tree). 



pingo a knoll or little hillock formed out of turf, where birds 

 use to stay = LM. 



pingugpâ gives him a bufTet, pushes him = L. 



piorpog paddles quickly towards his pray. 



pisigpa shoots it with an arrow = LCMWns. 



