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Pi/;y 'heart' 'core' 'middle'. 



Pope 'driftwood' 'pile of driftwood' (unanalyzable). 



PopeboM 'pile of driftwood' {pope + hodi). 



Popeicade 'scattered driftwood' {pope-vwoAe 'to scatter'). 



PoJjS 'fishweir' (unanalyzable). 



Podete 'watchhouse built near a fish weir' {j}o,ie+te 'dwelling place'). 



Pote^e 'squash estufa' (jyc 'squash' 'pumpkin' 'calabash' + ile'e). 



Synonyms: fyimpije'intnwaiite e, te'mui'ynhwaMie'e, andJcwie.J.ife'e. 

 Potage 'place where squashes are dried' (po 'squash' 'pumpkin' 



' calabash ' + ia 'to dry ' + ge). 

 Pu 'base' 'buttocks' 'root'. 

 PudVjf 'tree stump' {pu + diVf)- 



Punahe 'ball' (probably containing 6e, referring to roundish shape). 

 Pi/nu'u 'near' 'a little way from', said, for instance, of an object on 



the ground near a house (pu + nu'u). 

 Pute 'rabbit holes' {pu 'rabbit' 'cottontail rabbit' + te). 

 Puwa ' cultivated land ' ' ploughed field ' (unanalyzable) . 

 Puwabtiu 'dell of cultivated land ' {puwa + hu^u), 

 Pw^nte 'bridge' (< Span, puente 'bridge'). 

 Pxndl ' on the other side ' 'beyond' {pseyf + u,i), 

 PsPM^P^ 'part' 'side,' used especially of parts or quarters of pueblos 



ipxyj' + TO- 

 Psennse. 'on the other side' 'beyond' (pserjf + m^ [2]). 

 Ps^yfje 'over or down on the other side' 'beyond' {pseijy- + ge). 

 P^Tjf- 'beyond' 'side', used only in compounds, such as p^w^^■'% 



pspnnie psey^e. 

 Pimhuu 'a dell in the mountains' {piyf + bu^u). 

 Pimpije^inte'e 'north estufa' {pimpije 'north + 'i'^ + te'e). S3^nonynis: 



pajoge-ii'' intmi'abite''e, pote'e, and Tcwxrite'e. 

 PimpyijeHyqwap^yge 'locality beyond (north of) the north houserow' 



of a pueblo {pimpije ' north' + '«'' + qwa + pseyge). 

 Pimpije'iyqwai^li 'north houserow' of a pueblo {pimjnje 'north' + '/'' 



+ qivasy) . 

 Pimpo 'mountain stream' {pijjf+ po 'water'). 

 Piinpo 'mountain trail' {piuj' + po 'trail'). 

 Pimp' a 'flat-topped mountain' {piyf + p'a 'largeness and flatness' 



'large and flat'). 

 Pimp'^q.'yld 'mountain ridge' (pi?;y + /I'g?;^',!; 'narrowness' 'narrow'). 

 P%jnp'oi>i 'bald niountain' {p>vjf+p'o 'hair' + ^?^ negative). The 



term is doubtless due to the influence of Span, cerro pelado, etc. 

 Pindugi 'mountain peak' {piijy + dugi 'largeness and pointedness' 



' large and pointed '). 

 Pitmse 'in the mountains' {piijf + nx [2] ). 

 Pinsqywiyf 'zigzag-shaped mountain' {piyf + sqr/vntjj' 'zigzag'). 



