P

P  the letter `P':  pìika. 
pace  one measured pace, the length of one step:  maahaɬapilka cháffàaka. 
pack  burden, pack, backpack:  saapola, saapoli, ischiniika, saapoka. 
package  to wind onto a spool, wrap a package:  apakfòolichi. 
pack down  to tamp down, pack down, press down:  abitlichi.   to be packed down:  abitkachi. 
pack food  to pack food for camping, make a sack lunch:  pinakiichi. 
paddle  paddle, oar:  iswaliikachi, piɬɬastapiikachi.   hammer, mallet, paddle:  isbatka.   to paddle (a canoe):  istilokmayli.   to paddle, spank:  iⁿfomòoka. 
pagan  iyyìnko.   to be pagan:  yínko. 
page  to open to a page (of a book), turn a page (of a book):  iⁿfakopli.   to turn (pages), flip through (a book), riffle (pages):  fakohlichi. 
pain  chest pain, angina:  chikpihoopa.   to have an ache or pain in a part of the body:  inkomoolichi, iⁿhoopa. 
pain-reliever  pain-reliever for toothache:  innatihóopa aissi. 
paint  istaposohka, istalposooha.   house paint:  iisastapasoilka.   interior house paint:  iishayo istalpasoilka.   taking a photograph, painting a picture, drawing, copying, showing a movie:  holbachi.   to paint:  aposohka.   to be painted:  alposooha.   to put makeup on (someone), paint (someone's) face:  istibiiyaposohka.   to repaint a different color:  istimaɬahkachi. 
paintbrush  istaposoilka, istalposa. 
painter  iisaposòhka. 
pair  to be two in number, be a pair, be a couple, the number two:  tòklo.   to have two of, have a pair, have twins:  intòklo. 
pajamas  istinnochi. 
palate  noktakba, notakfa. 
pale  to pale, blanch, turn white (of a person):  hatkaabi.   to be pale, white, cream-colored, oyster-colored:  hatka. 
palm  palm of the hand:  ilbihókkìita, ilbipatha hókkìita, ilbipatha.   palm tree:  taala. 
palmetto  taalachoba, taala.   palmetto fan:  taala istilamahkachi. 
palsy  to have one's mouth droop, turn down (as with Bell's palsy):  ichoosaniffi, ichoosanayka.   to shake, shiver, quake, tremble, quiver involuntarily (as with palsy, chills, fever, nervousness):  wisisihlichi. 
pan  pan, cooking pot:  aaholponi, ochanaayàmpo.   metal cookware, pots and pans:  ochana aahoponka.   skillet, frying pan:  ochanispoyatli.   stew pan:  aapoyatli.   aluminum foil pan:  ochanaayàmpo sokpa.   bathroom, toilet, urinal, bedpan:  aaɬoyhilka.   dishpan:  aahaapilka.   pan for giving a bath (to a baby), basin:  aahapkachi.   lavatory, washing pan, basin:  aayilbaasiilka. 
pancake  paspapatha. 
pancreas  pancreas of an animal (esp. a hog) eaten as organ meat:  intakassi. 
paneling  iishayo lapàali. 
panfish  patassi. 
pant  to pant:  hahkachi.   to pant, take a deep breath, breathe deeply:  hifoskassoba.   to be short of breath, breathe shallowly (as when sick):  iⁿhifosilka imatipkachi.   to gasp, breathe intermittently, pant (for breath):  hifoska atiplichi. 
panther  kowi$, kowilocha. 
pantry  abachokòoli. 
pants  ilaanikofka.   blue jeans, denims:  ilaanikofka okchákko.   underpants:  hayilaanikofka.   to put on or wear (pants or trousers):  ilaanikoffi. 
pantsuit  to wear or dress in a pantsuit (of a woman):  istilaanikófkat istonáami. 
paper  book, paper, newspaper:  holisso.   cigarette paper:  hakchomma istatankachi.   paper tablet:  holisso hatka.   toilet paper, toilet tissue:  iskihka.   wallpaper, sheet rock, drywall, paneling:  iishayo lapàali.   wrapper, wrapping paper:  istaboknohka.   line on paper:  ɬahkachi. 
parable  the Bible, proverbs, parables, poems, etc.:  istilakostinichilka. 
paralyze  to stun, knock the wind out of, paralyze, knock unconscious:  haapolommi. 
parasol  istapahcha. 
parch  parched corn:  chassapayka.   to parch (e.g. corn):  apayli.   to roast or parch, dry out by fire, smoke (meat) to make jerky:  itasolotli.   to parch corn, roast corn:  chassapayli.   to be roasted, parched, fried:  apayka. 
parent-in-law  ikposikchi. 
park  to park (a car):  chókkolìichi, chokoolichi.   to park (cars):  chiili<sup>1</sup>.   to be put away, be parked (of a few):  chíkkìika<sup>1</sup>. 
parking lot  mobìlka chokookachi, mobìlka imaachiika. 
parrot  pachinaaɬíika. 
parsley hawthorn  okòoɬa. 
parsonage  maastinnaaɬìika imiisa, maastinnaaɬìika iwwìilka. 
part  to part (hair):  kanayli.   to be parted (of hair):  kanayka. 
particular  the exact, the exclusive, just, the mere, only, each, the particular:  -áɬɬi. 
partition  atipaska.   partitioned land:  ihaanitipkachi.   to partition, make a room by putting up a partition:  atipasli.   to be partitioned, divided:  ittatipkachi, atipkachi.   to be partitioned once, be cut off or stopped (of electricity or water):  atipaska. 
partner  impatna.   partner, spouse:  patna.   partner (on a job) forming a team working together:  intáɬɬa.   bed partner, mate:  apoɬòoka.   to be a partner, colleague:  impokta.   to be partners with, be buddies with:  intáɬɬa.   to be partners with each other:  ittintáɬɬa. 
party  happiness, fun, good time, party:  ayolikpa.   traditional Christmas party game:  óolalwi. 
pass  to pass by in front of (of one):  iⁿɬopotli.   to pass going in opposite directions (of than one):  ootamatli, ittootamatli.   to pass (food) to (at the table):  maastìnka.   to be passing by:  ɬóppotli.   to inform, pass on a message:  haalochi. 
pass away  to pass away:  tammi.   to die, pass away (of one):  nakaaɬa. 
passenger train  pàlki aatistàaya, pàlki aatwihàachi. 
pass gas  to pass gas:  hokcho, iⁿsobotlichi, istiⁿsitoffi. 
passion  to be amorous, sexually aroused, impassioned:  polooma. 
passionflower  opako. 
passion fruit  a vine with a fruit similar to passion fruit:  làanasi. 
pass out  to faint, pass out:  onafayli, istonafayli. 
pass through  to pass through (of one):  ɬopotli.   to pass (something) through, put through:  ɬopotlichi. 
past  beyond, past (in time or space), over there:  koɬa.   a little bit past, a little farther down, a little ways away:  kóoɬàasi.   during a certain period in the past up to or until some later time:  istíila.   to be past a certain time:  taɬoffi.   to be past (a time or place), be beyond some place (of one):  ɬóppotli. 
paste  istinchakissa.   to be mixed into a paste with water (as flour, mud, cement, etc.):  òlmo, òomo. 
pastor  maastinnaaɬìika. 
pasture  meadow, pasture:  waakimaayilpa, chichoba imaayoolimpa.   cow pasture:  waakiⁿholihta.   sheep pasture:  chokfalpoyba iⁿholihta. 
pat  to cuddle, hug, comfort, pat on the back:  ayyihoochi.   to pat on the back:  ayokpali. 
patch  aloopa.   patching:  aloopachitilka.   to patch together, mend by patching:  aloopachi.   to be patched, have a patch, be stuck together:  aloopa. 
path  path, trail:  hinosi.   way, path, route:  anɬiya.   to be the most direct way, straightest path:  maalamatkíichi.   to branch off, cut off from a main path (of one):  filammi.   to take a cut off from a main path:  filanka<sup>2</sup>, filkohka. 
patient  to impatient (esp. from pain):  nokhamohkachi.   to make impatient:  nokhamohlichi. 
pattern  measurements, pattern:  alpisa<sup>2</sup>.   anything used as a standard of measure or pattern:  istalpisa<sup>2</sup>.   dress pattern:  ilokfalpisa.   to be mottled, mixed colors and patterns:  lamlaki. 
patty  bread, patty:  paspa.   to be shaped into a patty, shaped like a biscuit:  ispaspaakáhmit. 
paunch  ikfi. 
pavement  hinipaapatàaka, hinipaawanha, talilocha. 
paw  front paw of an animal, foreleg, forefoot:  iyyibíkno. 
pay  a place to pay bills:  aayaltoba, aayaltobaachitilka.   to pay (e.g. a bill), pay for (something):  altobaachi.   to pay (money) to, repay a debt to someone:  imaltobaachi.   to pay to (someone) for (someone), pay someone's way:  imimaltobaachi.   to repay, pay off (a debt):  labosli.   to get paid, earn, make a wage:  imaltoba.   to be earning, getting paid, make a salary:  imaltóoba.   to work a day, earn a day's pay:  nihtachi, nihta tobaachi. 
pay attention  to hear someone (say something), pay attention to:  iⁿháalo.   to make listen, make mind, make pay attention:  haalóochi. 
payment  altobaachitilka. 
pea  beans, peas:  chastoki.   black-eyed pea:  ittiɬlocha, inchokbilocha, chastoki inchokbilocha.   cream peas:  chastokhátkasi.   crowder peas:  chastokchoba.   deer peas, coral bean bush:  ichinchastoki.   green peas:  chastokokcháako.   long peas:  chastokhobaski.   purple hull peas:  chastokaffakchi hómma, chastokaffakchi locha.   quail peas, English peas (coffee weed?):  kowwàykinchastoki.   speckled peas, field peas:  chastokholísso, chastokholísso. 
peace  ittimokla.   to be at peace, be friendly, be peaceful:  oolakano.   to make peace, become friendly:  oolakanoochi.   to work out differences, talk things over so as to get along with, make peace with each other (as a couple):  ittinkanoochi. 
peach  takkola.   wild peach:  ittokchakko. 
Peach-tree Village  Takkola Oola, Takkosàwwoola. 
peacock  fiithachibaski, fiitpàhka, fiitpàhka hachihobaski. 
peanut  hayaɬi. 
peanut brittle  hayaaɬichampoli. 
peanut butter  hayaɬi. 
peanut coffee  hayaɬkafi. 
pear  takkólchoba hobaski. 
peat  rich pine limbs, peat, pine knot used for torch:  choyyipokta. 
pebble  tali, talosi. 
pecan  ochahobaski. 
peck  to peck:  chakli.   to peck at (once):  chakaffi. 
peculiar  to be acting peculiar, acting as though crazy:  kostìnkokáhchi. 
pedal  haɬilka.   sewing machine pedal:  istolfachi iⁿhaɬilka. 
peek  to peek at:  maatakinitka, maatakinìika, akinitka.   to peek out of something at:  maastakinitka. 
peel  to flake off, peel:  faskachi, sokafka.   to peel (of bark), be peeled:  foska, foskachi.   to peel (something) off:  faslichi.   to peel, pull a long strip off:  sibapli.   to peel, strip (river cane), strip (bark) off:  simbi.   to peel (with the hands), take bark off, strip leaves:  fosli.   to peel off (e.g. bark) (with a knife), slice:  taɬafka.   to peel repeatedly with a knife, whittle, carve:  taɬka<sup>2</sup>.   to be peeled, stripped (especially of cane):  simka.   to get scraped up, peeled, scalped:  sokka. 
peep  to lift the head and look out, peek at, peer at, peep at (plural objects):  maatakinìika.   to peek at, peer at from a distance, peep at (one object):  maatakinitka.   to peek at, peer at, peep at (one object):  akinitka.   to peek out of something at, peer out at, peep out at (one object):  maastakinitka. 
pelican  haakha, oksipàali. 
pellet  ɬaki. 
pen  isholisso.   fountain pen:  okisholisso. 
pencil  isholisso. 
penis  bíkno atakàaka, chiichi, ikchi, inchichi, chiska.   genitals (male or female):  istiⁿholiswa. 
penny  toknaawa cháffàaka laana, toknaawalaana. 
pepper  hooma.   bell pepper:  hoomachoba.   black pepper:  hoomalocha.   hot pepper:  hoomahomi. 
peppery  to be bitter, peppery:  homi. 
peppy  to be excited, eager, peppy, enthusiastic, motivated:  iyyamiita. 
perceive  to find out about, learn, perceive, remember:  sobàyli.   to be visible, legible, perceivable:  mottaki.   to be perceptible to, visible to:  immottaki.   to be showing, be perceived, be seen, be visible:  móttàaki. 
perch  sunfish, bream, `perch':  patassi, bolokhòmma.   to perch on, sit on top of, alight on:  paachikìika, paachokòoli, paayisa.   to be perched on a line (of birds) (of one):  paachókkòoli. 
perfect  to be right, okay, correct, perfect, righteous (of a situation or thing):  máali². 
perforate  to be perforated, have openings or holes (that can be seen through), be loosely woven:  sakla. 
perforation  hole, perforation (e.g. in a shoe or container):  ɬobafka.   holes, perforations:  ɬomka. 
perfume  istakomahkachi, hoofna.   perfume, cologne, hair tonic:  istilakomahkachi.   perfume, insecticide, paint, shaving cream, etc.:  istompoffichi.   to make smell good, perfume, deodorize:  akomahlichi. 
perhaps  máamiima. 
period  menstrual period:  tayyiha iⁿholpa, ɬakhaniɬopotli. 
permanent  hair permanent:  hissi ispokyo, hissispokyo.   to curl (the hair) for (someone), give (someone) a permanent:  impokyochi.   to get a permanent, get one's hair curled:  hissi impokyochi. 
perpendicular  okhawíita. 
persimmon  biɬko. 
person  aati. 
personal name  Clem Fain:  Kilim Finka.   Clenson:  Kilinsi.   Cooper:  Kòpa.   McConico (Battise):  Kaniko.   Thompson, as in Chief Charlie Thompson:  Tamsi.   a hero of 19th C., first English-speaking Alabama, raised by whites:  Mokáhyi. 
pester  to bother, distract, worry, heckle, pester:  pilàachi.   to be a bother to, keep pestering, be irritating to:  píllàachi. 
pestle  kistapi.   mortar and pestle:  ishochitilka.   to pound, pulverize, grind with a pestle:  hochi. 
pet  alpooba, alpoyba.   to fondle or pet to sexually arouse:  apoloomachi. 
petticoat  hayohombayka, hayolbaha, hayombahitilka, hayo holikfa. 
pew  paachokòokabaski, paachókbaski. 
phlegm  nokhiɬka.   to spit out mucus or phlegm:  nokhiɬkan ɬàali.   to cough up phlegm and spit it out:  nokhíɬkan maamaalichi. 
phone  masnaaɬiilka, naaɬiikapalki, maanaaɬihilka.   to call (someone) over a distance, call on the telephone:  maatiyyowwa.   to ring (of the telephone):  maatolaachi.   to talk to (on the telephone):  maatinnaaɬiika. 
photograph  holba.   picture (of a person), photograph, portrait:  aatholba.   taking a photograph, painting a picture, drawing, copying, showing a movie:  holbachi.   photographic film:  aatisholba istimalpitta. 
photographer  holbàachi. 
piano  piyàano. 
piano bench  paachokòoka. 
pick  pick (tool), pickax:  achokna.   toothpick:  natisfitilka.   to choose, pick:  isi.   to pick (e.g. cotton), harvest (a crop):  imo, ittanahli.   to pick (e.g. cotton) for, harvest (someone's crop):  imiimo.   to pick, pluck (flowers, fruit):  tipli, istipli, istipasli.   to take out, take away, pick, pull out, pluck:  paffichi.   to gather, pick (things that have to be looked for such as berries):  wihli.   to dig out, pick out, pull up:  fitipka.   to be picked, plucked:  ilmo.   to have something get picked:  imilmo. 
picket fence  holihta chakchaki, ittosholihta. 
pickle  kokòoma, kokòomakaskaha.   to pickle:  istooyaapitta, istooyaɬi. 
pick up  to pick up, take up (more than one) from below:  itapihli.   to hang, pick up, hold up, dangle (one object):  atakàali.   to go get, go pick up (more than one thing):  ospihli.   to go pick up (something) and bring back:  oswihli.   to be picked up and taken (of more than one):  pihka. 
picture  picture (nonhuman):  nàasholba.   picture (of a person), photograph, portrait:  aatholba.   picture (of oneself), any image:  holba.   taking a photograph, painting a picture, drawing, copying, showing a movie:  holbachi.   to take one's own picture, self-portrait:  iliholbachi. 
picture frame  aatholba istatakàaka. 
picture show  sòoka. 
pie  paspistimpaalapàali.   apple pie:  takkólchoba istimpaalapàali. 
piece together  to piece together (a quilt):  ittaloopachi. 
pier  block foundation, house pier, house supports:  iisintiili.   foundation blocks, house blocks (pier and beam):  iisinchiika. 
pierce  to stab in, pierce, stick in (once):  ɬopotka.   to pierce with (plural objects or repeatedly):  isɬopohka.   to drill a hole, pierce through once:  ɬobaffi.   to drive in (a sharp object), pierce, impale (one object):  achosòoli.   to get stuck or stabbed (repeatedly):  achoska¹. 
pig  sokha.   piglet:  sokhasi.   white pig:  sokhahatka.   to eat like a pig, gulp or slurp food:  istokɬolohka. 
pigeon  pachi, pachi alpoyba, pachiyòsba. 
piggyback  to carry (especially a child) on one's back, carry piggyback:  impaapa. 
piggybank  toknaawalpitta. 
piglet  white piglet:  sokhasihàtka. 
pileated woodpecker  bakba. 
pile up  to pile up, stack up:  ittapaachiili.   to fall on one another (as two people fighting or two trees in a storm), pile on (as in football):  ittapaasofka.   to be piled up, stacked up (of more than one):  ittapaachiika. 
pill  medicine, pills, drug:  aissi.   sleeping pill:  istinnochi. 
pillow  albalikcho.   little sand pillow used so babies won't become `long-headed':  sancho albalikchosi.   to lay the head on, rest the head against, pillow the head on:  albakcho. 
pimple  choksanìipa. 
pin  chofa.   badge (sheriff's, etc.), brooch, pin (women's jewelry):  chofa ilachosòoka.   decorative pin, brooch, badge, little pin:  chofasi.   plug, nail, pin, dart, staple, tack:  istachosòoli, istachosli.   pins, clothespins, hairpins:  istachoska.   straight pin:  chofibiibonotka.   safety pin:  chofa poɬonka, chofastachosòoka. 
pincer  to surround, maneuver around, catch in a pincer movement, trap:  ittimataplichi. 
pinch  a pinch (unit of measure):  chinofka.   to pinch (once or one object):  chinoffi.   to take a little piece of, take a pinch of:  nachoffi. 
pincushion  albalikchosi, chofachoska. 
pine  choyyi.   loblolly pine:  choyyihoba.   longleaf pine:  choyyihissi hobaski, choyyinaani.   shortleaf pine:  choyyihissi kobayli, choyyitayyi.   pine kindling wood, pine tinder:  choyyiskilaaya. 
pine bark  choyyaffakchi. 
pine beetle  okyaali. 
pinecone  choyyaɬi. 
pinegrove  choyyaposa. 
pine needle  choyyihissi. 
pine needle basket  choyyissikolbi. 
pine resin  choyyiniya. 
pine roots  choyyassikchi. 
pine sap  choyyi okchi. 
pine stump  choyyikolòofa. 
pink  hot pink, fuchsia:  homman hatkaabin ittiⁿhókkìita.   to be pink:  hanakbi.   to be yellow, orange, brown, gold, beige, pink:  laana.   to be hot pink or rose colored, turn pink:  hatkáabòosi.   to be pale pink, faded, pale-faced from illness:  hatkaabi. 
pin oak  okwani. 
pins and needles  to be numb in a body part, pins and needles:  simohka. 
pinto bean  chastokhómma. 
pipe  pipe for blowing:  pofilka.   water pipe:  oki istimbalàaka. 
pistol  bihikoboksi. 
pit  barbecue pit:  nipostaboska.   barbecue grill, barbecue pit:  nipo aayaboska. 
pitch  choyyiniya. 
pitcher  immaakàali.   milk pitcher:  waakimpisi ishachàali.   water pitcher:  okistalàaka. 
pitchfork  isɬopoilkachoba, kopihkastitapihka. 
pitch torch  choyyapala. 
pitiable  sadness, pitiable circumstance:  achìhba. 
pitter-patter  to make the noise of light footsteps, pitter-patter:  kibìilichi. 
pity  istiⁿhaawaalìila, istiⁿhaawáalotilka, iⁿhaawáalotilka, iⁿhaawáalka, noksakaayatilka.   to be sorry for someone, feel sorry for, pity:  iⁿhaawáalo.   to feel sorry for (someone) over, pity:  istiⁿhaawáalo. 
place  there, that place:  akko.   different place, another place, different direction:  tòkpa.   here, this place, this vicinity, right here, this way:  yàali.   to be put, be placed, be set out, be laid out, be spread out (of one):  patàaka.   to be from a place, be born in a certain place:  aahofanti.   to lose one's place (e.g. in a book):  yosba.   to be there, be located at a place:  àaya, ayàachi.   to live at or in a place (of one):  chókkòoli.   to live at a place (of more than one):  ìisa.   to live somewhere, stay at a place, be located:  wìika, wiikàachi.   to misplace (something):  ɬakoffichi.   to exchange places:  ittatooba.   to take someone's place, trade places, replace (someone):  altoba, atooba. 
place names  Big Thicket:  ittaposa chihbichi, aboolissoba, bikɬikitka.   Louisiana:  loosiyaana.   Texas:  stìitka, teksi.   Colmsneil:  oola kolkbi.   Huntsville, Texas:  hantsfilka.   Galveston, Texas:  kalfisti.   Houston, Texas:  yosti.   Livingston, Texas:  liwisti.   Mill Creek:  oofátta.   Neches Village:  nìichi oola.   Peach Tree Village:  takkola oola, takkosàwwoola.   Rock Town, Texas:  talòola.   Taloola, Texas:  talòola.   Woodville, Texas:  wodwiila. 
placenta  aatosi imiisa. 
plan  to figure out a solution, plan how to do:  istimakostini.   to carry out (a plan), execute (a plan) (of more than one):  istamaaka.   to be talking something over, be planning:  ittinnaaɬiika. 
plane  airplane:  piɬɬawakáyka.   plane, adze:  istaɬiilka.   carpenter's plane, smoother, iron:  isɬinko.   ironing clothing, sanding lumber, planing wood, shining shoes, etc.:  ɬimichkochi, ɬinkochi.   to square (off), plane off sides of (one thing):  taɬìili. 
plank  ittopathasi. 
plant  cultivated plant, houseplant:  alpoobapakaali, alpooba.   planting, crop, agriculture:  nàasiyalchiya.   to plant (especially seeds):  achihli.   to plant by staking to a pole:  onabiɬka, abiɬka.   to transplant:  tosoyli.   to poke a hole in the ground to plant a seed:  biɬiika.   to poke holes in the ground to plant seeds:  biɬka.   to be planted, cultivated (of land):  alchiiya.   to be (a few) planted in rows:  ischíkkìika.   to be planted together with another crop:  istibaalchíiya.   to plant by covering seeds using the foot:  mastonkayapka.   to dig holes for planting with a hoe:  isbiɬka.   to have (a crop) planted, have a crop in the field:  átchìili.   to help each other with planting:  ittimachihli. 
plants  acorn:  bayaɬi.   African violet:  fayolitka.   alfafa:  hassi chichobimilpa.   beans, peas:  chastoki.   For complete list of edible legumes, see under:  `beans'.   beet:  assikchi hòmma, assikchìlpa hòmma.   bell pepper:  hoomachoba.   bitterweed:  hassihomi.   blackberry:  bakcho.   black cherry tree, rope tree, basswood tree (?):  ittotalikcho.   cabbage:  hissopáthasbomboki, ispaabomboki, istibiibomboki.   carrot:  assikchi laana, assikchìlpa laana.   clover:  kloofa.   collard:  hissihopàtha.   coral bean bush:  nita inchastoki, ichinchastoki.   corn:  chassi.   white Indian corn:  chassisokha.   cotton:  pakaalihatka.   deer plum:  icho intakkosáwwa.   devil's walking stick:  atchòobittabi.   dewberry:  bakcho itabatli, hayintalaali.   elephant-ear plant, catalpa:  aatipachobahakcho.   elephant ears plant (?):  ilifihakcho.   fern, any feathery leafed plant:  tapiitapi.   gardenia:  kaɬàaha pakaali.   ginseng:  aissihatka.   honeysuckle:  aatyammichi, pakaalakomahli.   hot pepper:  hoomahomi.   lettuce:  hissokcháakilpa.   lichen:  somo.   goatweed, mare's tail, ragweed:  hasaalapo.   mistletoe:  ipɬiⁿsapha.   morning glory:  niɬálli alpooba kano.   morning glory flower:  niɬállipakaali, niɬállòosi pakaali.   moss, Spanish moss:  ichokhiska hatka, somo.   muscadine:  chokko.   mushroom:  pakto.   okra:  kombo.   old type of corn with stickers in it that is difficult to shuck:  chashalokpa.   onion plant:  kosòomatosooya.   green onion:  kosòoma hissi okchákko.   passionflower, maypop:  opako.   peanut:  hayaɬi.   pecan:  ochahobaski.   pepper:  hooma.   poison ivy, poison oak:  baksakánko, ittokánko, hassikánko.   pokeweed:  kosiba.   pond scum, algae:  okiyyilihkachi.   popcorn:  chassitokàali.   potato:  ahataksi.   prickly pear cactus:  talaapàkha.   puffball mushroom:  hochiiɬiⁿlàyki.   purple thistle with sharp thorns:  ɬohpo.   coffee weed?:  kowwàykinchastoki.   rice:  onosi.   rosebush:  bakchopakaali.   sensitive plant:  hassihasàaya.   species of mint plant:  sonokkiɬayli.   strawberry:  biyyòkha.   sweet potato, potato:  aha.   tomato plant:  hapanchokko.   water-lily:  ayiipifo pakaali, okifoopatka.   watermelon:  okchaako.   wild azalea:  apatìlli.   wild grape vine:  baɬkapihchi.   wild violet:  fayolitka maɬátli.   wisteria:  chokfistimalbacha.   yellow horsemint:  snoktaɬaylichoba.   yellow jasmine:  aatyammichi.   grass, bear grass, weeds, hay, straw:  hassi.   bermuda grass, crabgrass, motor grass:  hassipatàaka, hassiwànha.   grassburrs, burrs, burr grass, sharp grass:  hassihalokpa.   grass sp.:  ɬaɬo imaissi.   species of tall grass:  hassihommachi.   yucca, bear grass:  tosìina istatakka.   rattan:  aatipachobinchaabi.   cane, reed, river cane:  iɬani.   vine:  apànkachi.   vine, runner:  ɬolotli.   any plant with thorns, brier:  bakcho.   blue vine with thorns, rattan?:  baɬkapìhchi okchakko.   crawling vine with purple flowers, prob. morning glory:  hapaafalala.   creeper, crawling vine:  apakfòoli.   greenbrier:  bakcho hollo, bakchokchako, kanta.   squash (generic), esp. winter squash, pumpkin:  choksi.   any winter squash:  choksitáyyi.   any yellow colored squash, esp. pumpkin:  choksilaana.   cushaw, a large, long-necked, green-striped squash:  choksichàakka.   gourd:  kochi.   striped squash, cushaw:  choksiɬahkachi.   cantaloupe, musk melon:  akomaali.   unidentified plant species:  waso iⁿhapanchokko.   unidentified plant species, prob. cocklebur:  ifatanayka.   plant whose roots are used as a cure for snake bite:  assikchi kosòoma.   a plant species:  holiswalaana aissi.   a tall weed with leaves like tomato leaves, ragweed?:  hassintalaali.   bush sp., wild azalea?, wax myrtle?:  ittoniyaachi.   tree (generic), wood, log, stick:  itto.   Allegheny chinkapin:  hachiⁿfakto.   American beech tree:  toomalàaha.   American holly tree:  ittohissishalokpa.   American sycamore:  akhatka.   white ash:  sinapo.   any hardwood, esp. ironwood tree:  ittowanha.   any red oak, burr oak, overcup oak, southern red oak:  aalaana.   a tree similar to ash, poss. slippery elm?:  silhoba.   a tree similar to ash, used in making horse medicine:  sinaphoba.   baldcypress, cypress tree:  siwaakola.   basswood tree, rope tree, wild cherry tree:  ittobaksa.   black chokeberry, also identified as blueberry hawthorn, little hip hawthorn, barberry hawthorn, parsley hawthorn:  okòoɬa.   blackhaw:  ɬakaacha.   blackjack oak:  chilaaka.   black oak, live oak:  okwani.   black walnut tree:  haahi, ochatapaski.   blue beech, ironwood:  ittosankachi.   bois d'arc, osage-orange:  ittokamo, ittokoomo, kamo.   catawba, catalpa tree:  ittotassikáya.   cedar, eastern redcedar:  chowwaala.   China tree, Chinaberry:  ittowachina.   common buttonbush tree:  sakcho imitto.   common persimmon:  biɬko.   common sassafras:  chihkafo.   cottonwood tree:  hasmalmo.   crab-apple tree:  takkólchobasi.   eastern hophornbeam, ironwood tree:  ayaanabi.   eastern redbud:  takkistàaya.   fig:  bihi¹, bihichoba¹.   Florida basswood, Carolina basswood:  ittobitìima.   flowering dogwood:  naskila.   French mulberry, crow grapes, American beautyberry:  haakhimbaɬka.   Grancy graybeard, fringetree:  aatichòoba ichokhiska, nita imìlpa.   hackberry, sugarberry:  kapko.   hickory:  ocha.   huckleberry tree:  osakohchi.   kind of tree:  ofolo intato.   loblolly pine:  choyyihoba.   longleaf pine:  choyyihissihobaski, choyyinaani.   magnolia, sweetbay:  kaɬàaha².   maple:  akhommachi.   May haw:  chommilòmhi, sattilbi.   mimosa:  ittopakaali.   muscle tree, American hornbeam:  ittopankachi.   oak, esp. white oak:  baya.   palmetto:  taalachoba, taala.   peach tree:  takkola.   pear:  takkólchoba hobaski.   pine tree:  choyyi.   pin oak:  okwani.   plum:  takkoosàwwa.   post oak:  chisa.   prickly ash, toothache tree:  ittohalokpa.   redbay tree:  ittoissikosòoma.   red haw, turkey hawthorn:  chittiɬhómmachoba, chittiɬhòmma.   red mulberry:  bihi¹, bihimaɬatli.   shagbark hickory, bitternut hickory:  ochatakba.   shortleaf pine:  choyyihissi kobayli, choyyitayyi.   small magnolia that grows along streams:  kaɬàahahatka.   species of wild plum:  icho intakkosàwwa.   sumac?:  tabosso.   sweetgum tree:  yassaako.   Texas honeylocust, water locust:  tato.   toothache tree?:  ɬacho.   toothache tree, Hercules tree, Hercules-club:  natikasahlichi.   tree species like hickory or pecan with a smooth trunk:  ochaachala.   tree species, ropetree?:  baksahachi.   water tupelo, tupelo gum:  okifa itto, yassaakohatka.   wax myrtle:  choyyiniyaachi.   wild cherry tree, Carolina cherry laurel (?):  ittokchakkosi.   wild fig:  bihimaɬatli.   wild peach:  ittokchakko.   willow:  ittokoowisa, okoowaykachi.   willow oak:  okwani.   yaupon tree:  aatichoosanàyli. 
plate  plate, serving dish, cup, saucer, bowl:  aayampo.   cup, plate, bucket, table, blocks:  paatalàaka. 
platter  aayampo báski. 
play  playing, game:  tòoka.   to play (games or sports):  hompani.   to play (a game, especially a ballgame such as stickball):  tòoli.   to play at (a game):  ishompani.   to play with:  ibaahompani.   to play with, act affectionately toward, comfort, like, love:  ayokpáalòssi, ayokpali.   to play hide and seek:  ittillonka.   to play the board game taniilka:  tanihka.   to play the game of tag:  halàyko.   to play with on water:  istimoohompani, istoohompani.   to shoot marbles, play marbles:  tali hotcha.   to play (of an instrument), make a musical noise:  ola, olaachi.   to be playing a horn instrument (such as a trumpet):  póofka.   to trick, play a trick or joke on:  istibitchichi.   to kid, joke, lie, play a trick on:  chokfi. 
play dead  to play dead, play possum:  illihchahooba. 
player  hompàani.   ball player:  pokkotòoli. 
playing field  aatòoka. 
pleasing  to like something, enjoy, find pleasing, feel good about:  istinkano. 
pleat  pakohkachi.   to bend (plural objects) backwards, pleat (material):  pakohlichi. 
Pleiades  hochiiɬikatalpo, hachikatalpo. 
plow  isbinafkachi.   to plow, till, turn soil, cultivate the ground:  binaffichi.   to plow for:  imbinaffichi.   to be plowed, tilled:  binafkachi. 
pluck  to be picked, plucked:  ilmo.   to get out (one object) that is stuck in, pluck:  fitipka.   to pluck, snap off:  istipli, tipli, istipasli.   to pull out, pluck:  tiifka, tiihka.   to take out, take away, pick, pull out, pluck:  paffichi. 
plucker  person who plucks chickens:  akaakatìihka. 
plug  plug, nail, pin, dart, staple, tack, poster:  istachosòoli, istachosli.   stopper, plug, cork:  istimokbahka.   to plug into (a cord to an appliance) a socket:  imachosòoli.   to plug up, stop up:  okbahli.   to unplug (one object):  istonasiipli, istimisi. 
plum  takkoosàwwa.   deer plum:  icho intakkosáwwa.   species of wild plum:  icho intakkosàwwa. 
plus  to be with, be together with, be added to, be plus:  àasa. 
pneumonia  to have pneumonia:  pakofka². 
pocket  sokcha.   to put in (the pocket):  ilaɬi. 
pocketknife  talkoosasi. 
poem  the Bible, proverbs, parables, poems, etc.:  istilakostinichilka. 
point  arrowhead, arrow point:  ɬakiⁿhalokpa.   index finger, pointing finger:  ilbisbiɬiika.   to point at:  biɬìili.   to point at for (a reason):  biɬiilichi.   to point at with something, aim something at:  isbiɬìili.   to be pointed at:  biɬìika.   to point out the way to, show the way:  maatimbiɬìili.   to point out to, show to:  imbiɬìili.   to be pointed, have a point:  ibaksakaali.   to be sharp pointed:  halokpa.   to be cut to a point:  chakchaki. 
poison  aissikánko. 
poison ivy  hassikánko, baksakánko, ittokánko. 
poke  to poke (someone) with (especially for bloodletting):  istinchifka.   to stab, poke once (with a stick, etc.):  tahapka.   to poke, hit, kick (for instance, to see if something is dead) (once/one object):  chifipka.   to poke a hole in the ground to plant a seed:  biɬiika.   to poke holes in the ground to plant seeds:  biɬka.   to jab or poke with the elbow (once):  inkowàasan ischifipka.   to poke (a fire) repeatedly:  itachifka.   to poke (a fire) with repeatedly:  istitachifka. 
poker  fire poker:  istitachifilka, istitachifkachi, istitapaɬatka. 
pokeweed  kosiba. 
Polaris  f alámmifahochiiɬi, maafalámmihochiiɬi. 
pole  bean pole:  chastokistabiɬilka.   fishing pole:  ɬaɬo imokwàyli, ɬaɬistimokwayka.   pole for grinding corn:  kistapi.   stick, log (for a log cabin), any straight uncut piece of wood that can be used as a pole:  ittolóobo.   tent pole:  iisastiⁿhachàali.   to plant by staking to a pole:  onabiɬka, abiɬka. 
pole beans  chastokalbiɬa. 
police  aatasihka, aati iⁿɬakíisa, iⁿɬakíisa. 
polish  islimichkochitilka.   paint, polish:  istalposooha.   nail polish:  ilbaksihomma.   shoe polish:  wiloshamohka, wilostalpasoilka, wilostalposooha.   polishing shoes, making something dirty, charring something, etc.:  lochachi.   to polish to a shine:  limichkochi.   to make shine (e.g. by buffing), polish:  aɬaplichi.   to apply nail polish:  ilbaksihommachi. 
polisher  a polisher or buffer:  istaɬapkachi. 
polka dot  to be spotted, freckled, polka dotted:  chokchoki. 
pollen  tree pollen:  itto impofotli. 
polyglot  to speak other Indian languages, be a polyglot:  oolamiita. 
pomade  to anoint (the hair), grease (hair), pomade:  aksoopka. 
pond  okitalàaka, ayiipi.   small permanent water hole, pool, pond (not a puddle):  ayiiposi.   lake, deep pond:  oki ootalàaka, okistootalàaka.   small mysterious pond in which, if one gets too close to it or tries to cross it, one will drown:  okihòllo. 
ponderous  to make a ponderous sound, as of heavy footsteps, thunder, the rumble of a train:  timìilichi. 
pond scum  okiyyilihkachi. 
pony  colt, pony:  chichobasi.   shetland pony:  chichoba istimmánkasi. 
pooch out  to bulge, protrude, pooch out:  poksi. 
pool  any small pool of standing water, puddle, pond:  okitalàaka.   small permanent water hole, pool, pond (not a puddle):  ayiiposi.   swimming pool:  aayokhaboskacha, aahaapilka. 
poor  poor person:  aatsikòopa.   to be poor:  sikóopàssi.   to be poor, be destitute, suffer hardship, be shabby:  sikóopa, bassi.   to be poor, not rich:  isnáahotíkko.   to be poorer:  sikóhpa.   to be weaker, poorer:  báassi. 
pop  squeaking, creaking, cracking, popping sound:  wachàakachi.   any sweet soft drink:  kòkka.   to make something go pop, crack, snap:  tokahlichi.   to pop, crackle (of a fire), splutter (as hot grease), back fire (as a car) (repeatedly):  tokahli.   to snap the fingers, pop, bang (once):  tokaffi.   to squeeze open, burst, pop (a boil, blister, pimple, or sore):  ɬatoffi. 
popcorn  chassitokàali. 
porch  iisa achapata, iisa imapahcha, imapahcha.   floor, porch:  pata.   back porch:  imapahcha obàali.   brace, post (of a porch):  intiili. 
pork  sokhanipo.   pork cracklings:  sokhaniya.   spare ribs, pork ribs:  sokhanakchi. 
pork rind  sokhaffakchi. 
portrait  aatholba.   to take one's own picture, self-portrait:  iliholbachi. 
position  to be elected to office, assume an office, take on a position (of one):  hachàali. 
possess  to own, have, possess:  innàaho. 
possum  sokhàatka.   baby opossum, small opossum:  sokhàatkasi.   to play dead, play possum:  illihchahooba, hasaaya. 
post  brace, post (of a porch):  intiili.   fence post:  holihtastillokòoli, holihtastiⁿhachàali, istiⁿhachàali, poska.   wire fence post:  ochanaholihta istiⁿhachàali.   upright supporting posts for the frame of a house:  iisintonni.   posts:  istiⁿhisli.   goal posts:  ittolokòoli.   stickball goal posts:  poɬachi.   to have more than one thing posted around (e.g. notes or pictures):  islapaffichi.   to post (one memo or announcement):  islapaalichi.   to stand up (several things), set up, put up (for example, posts or a tent):  hislichi. 
postage stamp  holissomastolihna inlapàali, holissomastoliina impaalapàali, maastolihna. 
poster  istachosòoli. 
posthole digger  poskastiⁿsafka. 
postman  holissostàaya. 
post oak  chisa. 
pot  aykachi, aaholponi, ochanaayàmpo.   large three-footed iron cook pot:  iyyìisa, iyyìissoba.   metal cookware, pots and pans:  ochana aahoponka.   to put a pot on the fire:  istitahachaalichi. 
potato  sweet potato:  aha.   white potato, Irish potato:  ahataksi.   baked potato:  aha boska.   mashed potatoes:  ahataksi bahka.   potato chip:  ahataksi solotka. 
potato bug  aataksi ipa. 
potholes  kolkobi. 
potion  magic charm, hunting potion, love potion:  awihka. 
pottery  pottery, clay pot:  okɬipaspa aayampo. 
pouch  sack, pocket, bag, pouch:  sokcha.   hide pouch for carrying a baby on the back:  aatosischiniika, aatosischiniilka.   to have a pouched throat (as a lizard):  noopoksi. 
pound  one pound (weight):  baybascháffàaka.   to pound, pulverize, grind with a pestle:  hochi.   to pound, squeeze open in a vice:  liska.   to be pounded, ground up:  hoska, holchi. 
pour  to pour out, pour:  tosooyòoli.   to pour for:  intosoyli.   to pour out for, serve to:  imaɬi.   to put in, pour (plural objects or mass noun) into:  aɬi¹.   to pour into another container:  tosoyli.   to pour (water) on, water (e.g. the lawn):  paatilìika.   to throw away, pour out:  tilìika.   to be poured, filled in, put in:  aɬka.   to fall at a distance (of more than one), gush out, pour out:  maasofka. 
pout  to sulk, pout, be angry, hot-tempered:  hasaaya. 
poverty  sikóolpa.   poverty, weakness:  balissa.   to be poor, destitute, poverty-stricken:  bassi. 
powder  impossi.   face powder:  istilibiihatkachi.   gunpowder:  istokaalimpossi, ɬaki impossi.   baking powder:  issofooli, paspasofoolichi.   powdered soap:  istaabohka póosi.   powder that comes out of a puffball mushroom:  hochiiɬiⁿlàyki.   to powder the face:  ilibiihatlichi.   to be powdery:  possi, lipha.   to be powdered:  póosi.   to grind up fine, crush to powder, pulverize:  liphachi. 
powdered milk  waakimpisipóosi, waakimpissolótka. 
powerful  to be forceful, strong, solid, powerful:  kamassa.   to be holy, sacred, spiritually powerful, magic:  hollo. 
power saw  issohkachi ibisnáaliwalíika. 
pox  to have a dry, crusty scabbing sore on the skin, have the chickenpox:  iⁿsatihpa. 
praise  to praise, boast about someone (honestly, sincerely):  alostichi.   to honor, show appreciation to, bestow praise on:  istayokpali.   to praise someone to:  imalostichi. 
pratfall  to fall down on purpose, take a pratfall (of one):  tammi. 
prattle  poskòosi innaaɬiilka. 
pray  to pray:  poliika, preylka.   to pray to:  iⁿsikòopa. 
prayer  impolìika, preylkatilka. 
praying mantis  hokchokosòoma. 
preacher  maastinnaaɬìika, policha, ookalasa. 
prefer  to favor, prefer:  istimáppìila. 
pregnant  to be pregnant:  onaapi, aatosi iwwìika.   to be pregnant with (a baby):  innàaho.   to make someone pregnant:  ayokchi, onaapichi, innáahochi. 
prepare  to prepare, get ready:  ittahoobachi.   to get (something) ready, prepare:  alpisaachi.   to prepare for, make ready for:  imakanoochi.   to get (someone) ready, prepare (someone):  imalpisaachi.   to be always ready, prepared:  imalpíisa.   to be prepared, trained:  apiisa.   to be cooked done, ready, prepared (of food):  lakha, hóppòoni. 
Presbyterian  iischobachòoba. 
present  to give (a present or gift) to:  istinka. 
preserves  fig preserves:  bihichampóoli. 
president  mikko chóhbaama, mikkofíino, mikko.   second chief, vice president:  mikko istatòkla. 
press down  to weight down, press down on:  abititlichi.   to tamp down, pack down, press down:  abitlichi. 
pressure  to take the blood pressure:  ɬakhani sobayli, ɬakhanistalpisa. 
pretend  to pretend:  iláhhobàachi, ilahoobachi, tómbàachi.   to act a certain way in regards to, pretend with respect to:  istilahoobachi.   to make oneself similar to, pretend to be:  istiliitómbàachi. 
pretty  to be good, pretty, well, fine:  kano.   to be good-looking, pretty, attractive:  ilhicha kano. 
prevarication  losilka. 
prevent  to control, prevent, or stop:  nokchobaachi. 
previous  previous, former, earlier, before:  koɬaaka.   the (previously mentioned) one:  yáali.   to be in front of, ahead of in time or space, be before, previous:  bíkno.   to be last (i.e. previous), former:  mìntako. 
previous night  tankaako. 
price  altoba. 
prickly ash  ittohalokpa. 
prickly pear  talaapàkha. 
print  footprint, step:  lataska, háɬɬapka.   footprints, tracks:  latka.   handprint:  póttòoliiso. 
prison  iisawanha.   to imprison:  onokbahli.   to be imprisoned:  onokbahka. 
problem  to be difficult, problematic:  átchihba.   to have thought about a particular thing, figured out a problem:  iskostini. 
produce  produce, vegetables:  nàaswaaya.   to produce five:  táɬɬàapichi.   to produce three:  tótchìinachi. 
promiscuous  to be sexually promiscuous:  hawi. 
prop  to brace with, prop up with:  intiilichi. 
proper  to behave oneself, act properly, be quiet, still:  nokchóoba.   to be correct, proper (of a person):  immáali. 
property  to have the right to inherit property:  ilahállatka. 
prophet  nàassobàayli. 
prop up  to prop up oneself (with a cane), lean on (a cane):  kottabiichi.   to have (one object) lying on top of something, have propped up:  paabállàali. 
proscription  aybachitilka. 
prostitute  tayyihapolòoma, tayyihastilichòopa, tayyihahawi. 
protect  to watch over, protect, guard:  ahíina, áhhìicha.   to shield, hide to protect:  atomhi.   to protect from:  imataaka. 
protrude  to bulge, protrude, pooch out:  poksi. 
protuberance  bokko. 
proud  to act proud toward someone, act superior to, look down on:  istimilahota.   to be a bragger, proud, vain:  ilahota.   to be proud, act invincible, act macho (e.g. beat the chest), show off:  innakni.   to be proud of:  istayokpa.   to be proud of something, vain about:  istilahota.   to brag about oneself, boast, act proud, act hubristically:  ilalostichi. 
proverb  the Bible, proverbs, parables, poems, etc.:  istilakostinichilka. 
provisions  pinaki. 
provoke  to make someone mad at one, to anger, provoke:  hasaayachi.   to provoke (someone) into fussing at one:  ilillikitlichi.   to be angry at someone, be provoked by:  iⁿhasaaya. 
prune  to prune, trim (a plant):  intohlichi. 
pry  to pry (more than one) out or away from:  iⁿsokli.   to pry out from with (a tool):  istiⁿsokli. 
pry out  to pry out from:  istiⁿfitipka, istiⁿfitka. 
psalm  saamka. 
pubic hair  pubic hair (of a man):  ikchihissi.   woman's pubic hair:  choochohissi. 
pucker  to pucker or purse the lips in distaste:  ilichoopayòoli.   to be puckered or pursed (of the lips):  ichoopayòokachi.   to be wrinkled, old looking, puckered up, shriveled:  ibiisanifka. 
puddle  oki ootalàakasi, okistootalàaka, ɬikaaya.   any small pool of standing water, puddle, pond:  okitalàaka.   standing water, (permanent) puddle:  okootállàakoolo. 
puffball mushroom  hochiiɬiⁿlàyki. 
pull  anything used to pull nails:  achoopa issiihka.   to pull a long strip off, break a long splinter off, strip (esp. bark):  sibapli.   to grab, hold, catch, pull (one object):  halatka.   to pull (plural objects or repeatedly), draw (a wagon):  halahka.   to pull (the tooth) of:  impaffichi.   to pull (the trigger of a gun):  iⁿhalatka.   to pull to tighten, stretch taut (one object):  ismaapka.   to pull up or draw something in a container:  maashalahka.   to pull (one object) and move it, drag:  salatlichi.   to pull limbs or branches off:  noɬɬichi.   to be pulled off (as fruit off a tree):  tipka.   to reach for to pull (as for clothes in the back of a closet) (plural objects or repeatedly):  maahalahka.   to pull (a rope) hand over hand:  tabahka.   to pull out of (esp. weeds from a crop):  intiihka.   to have a sprain, pulled or strained muscle:  ɬiifka¹. 
pull a joke on  to fool, trick, deceive, pull a joke on:  haktíichi. 
pull apart  to pull apart, take apart (one object):  ittasokaffi.   to pull apart, open up (two things together, such as the prongs of a bobby pin separated so it will catch in an opening):  wakchaɬaalichi.   to split (one object), cut off a slice, pull two things apart:  chaɬaffi. 
pull away  to get away from, pull away from:  ayapka. 
pull down  to pull down, throw down:  ɬaalichi.   to take apart at the seams, pull down (a fence):  istiⁿsihlichi. 
pulley  istiⁿhaatanàali. 
pull off  to pull off (one object, such a piece of clothing):  siipli.   to pull off (clothes, shoes, etc.):  siihli.   to pull off, pull out, take apart:  istonasokli.   to pull off, strip off (e.g. leaves from a branch) (of more than one):  ɬiihka.   to remove, cut off, or pull off (a limb) (especially in butchering):  nipaffi.   to scrape off, pull off (hair, fur, feathers, etc.):  biiffi.   to pull off, take an ear of corn off a stalk:  noɬaffi.   to make (someone) pull off, take off (one object):  siiplichi.   to pry (more than one) out or away from, pull off (the arms and legs) of:  iⁿsokli. 
pull out  to pull out, take apart:  istonasokli, inchìllichi.   to pull out (a tooth):  siipli.   to pull out (a tooth) for:  iⁿsiipli.   to pull out loose threads, unravel (thread):  sihlichi.   to pull out, pluck:  tiifka.   to take away, pick, pull out, pluck:  paffichi.   to be difficult to pull out, be incapable of being pulled out:  fitipíkko. 
pull up  to pull up (something), lift, raise (as a flag on a rope):  abaalichi.   to pull up (covers) over oneself, drape oneself with:  anchi.   to pull up, get out (one object) that is stuck in, uproot, pluck:  fitipka. 
pulpit  maastinnaaɬìika impaahachàaka, mastinnaaɬìika impaawìilka, polichi impaawìlka. 
pulse  pulse, heartbeat:  iⁿhifóoska.   pulse (in the arm):  issakbafayya choffichi.   to have a pulse, throb, heartbeat:  inchoffichi.   to throb, throb with a pulse, have a heartbeat:  hifoska.   to throb with, as a pulse (in the neck) (from a fever, running hard, etc.):  nokchoffichi. 
pulverize  to grind up fine, crush to powder, pulverize:  liphachi.   to pound, pulverize, grind with a pestle:  hochi. 
pump  water pump:  okiwaliilichi.   water pump, water well with rope and bucket:  okimaatokoochi.   to pump, move (something) up and down:  abitlichi.   to inflate, pump up (a flat tire):  poffichi. 
pumpkin  any winter squash, esp. acorn squash, pumpkin:  choksitáyyi.   any yellow colored squash, esp. pumpkin:  choksilaana.   squash (generic), esp. winter squash, pumpkin:  choksi. 
pumpkin bread  choksipaspa. 
pumpkin bug  holikcho kosòoma. 
punch  to punch in the mouth, hit in the mouth (once):  ichoobatatli.   to slap on the face, punch in the face (once):  ibiibatatli. 
punk  kindling, torch, punk, etc.:  iskilaaya. 
puny  to be weak, sick, soft, puny:  ilakàlko.   to be sickly, weak, puny (of a baby):  possali. 
pupil  pupil of eye:  ittiɬlocha. 
puppy  ifosi. 
purchase  to have been bought, purchased:  choolpa.   to owe, borrow (money), buy on credit, charge a purchase:  ahachàali. 
purge  to vomit on purpose, purge oneself:  ahoota. 
purple  to be purple:  abàalokchakkoyáamikát hommaakáhchi.   to be reddish purple:  okchakkot hommakàhchi.   to be blue, green, purple, violet, in the blue-green spectrum:  okchakko.   to make blue, green, or purple (with dye, paint, etc.):  okchakkochi. 
purple hull peas  chastokaffakchi hómma, chastokaffakchilocha. 
purpose  to use for a specific purpose:  isnaho. 
purr  to purr (of a cat):  ɬikihkachi, talwa. 
purse  toknaawimiisa, toknaawa iⁿsokcha.   to purse the lips:  ilichoopakoffi.   to pucker or purse the lips in distaste:  ilichoopayòoli.   to be puckered or pursed (of the lips):  ichoopayòokachi. 
pus  sore, infection, pus, boil:  aniichi.   to burst, break open, ooze pus (of a boil):  ɬatofka. 
pus-filled  to have a pus-filled abscess, have an infected place:  imaniichi. 
push  to push once:  bahaffi.   to push (plural objects) away or toward:  maabahàali.   to push a button on:  imabititlichi.   to push backwards:  ibakhititlichi.   to push each other repeatedly (as children fighting or a crowd):  ittibàali.   to push gently with the elbow or shoulder, nudge:  tiiɬi.   to push forward, get someone to do something:  paatohno.   to bump elbows with each other, push at one another, jostle each other, nudge each other with the elbows (as a crowd exiting):  ittitiiɬi.   to push oneself up (as a person getting out of a low chair):  ilatabatka. 
put  to be flat, be put, be placed, be set out, be laid out, be spread out (of one):  patàaka.   to be put in a specific location (of a few):  aachikìika¹.   to put the head back:  hanokfalanka.   to put up (hair) in a bun, wear (hair) in a bun:  bonotli.   to set down, put away, put down (one object):  chokoolichi. 
put across  to put across, serve over the net (one object):  abanatlichi.   to put across, lay (plural objects) across (esp. in a container or on horseback):  istabannichi.   to put (one object) across or over two objects, span the gap in between with (e.g. a wood frame):  abanàali. 
put around  to put around, go around with (one object) repeatedly:  atanatlichi.   to put (something) around:  istimapakfotlichi.   to have been put around:  istimapakfòotka.   to put (more than one) around, put around more than once, weave around the outside of a basket:  atanahlichi. 
put away  to leave, put away (one object):  piɬka.   to put away for, keep (one object) for:  impiɬka.   to put away, put down or set down (one thing in a container), store in, set aside in:  istalàali.   to settle, set down, put away (a few):  chikìili.   to be put away, be parked (of a few):  chíkkìika¹. 
put back  to put back:  ɬoylíichit piɬka. 
put between  to put in between (of one):  samatka². 
put down  to put down (one object) (on the ground or floor):  itachokoolichi.   to set down, seat, lay down, put down (plural objects):  chiili¹.   to put down (one object) on top of:  paapiɬka.   to put (one object) down on (as a shelf):  paahachaalichi.   to put down on top of, lay down (one thing with a wide surface):  ispaapiɬka.   to put down in (water) to soak (one object):  oochokoolichi.   to put (plural objects) down in liquid:  oochiili.   to put down, lay out, set out (one object), set up (an upright object):  talàali.   to put down, set down (one object) and leave:  chókkolìichi.   to be put down, laid out, set out (of more than one):  talka¹.   to go get and put down, fetch:  ospiɬka.   to go get and put down (one object):  ilpiɬka.   to have been put down in liquid, be set down in:  oochiika¹.   to have put down in water to soak:  oochókkolìichi.   to have put or set down (one thing in a container) and left sitting (on the ground or floor):  istitachókkòolichi.   to do someone wrong, put down someone (of one):  paahachàali. 
put in  to put in (one object):  hokfi.   to put in (plural objects):  aapitta.   to put in, pour (plural objects or mass noun) into:  aɬi¹.   to put (one object) in (a container):  ishokfi.   to put (one object) in (a container that already has something in it):  ishòokfi.   to put in the mouth:  ilichoohokfi, ilichooyaɬi.   to put in (the pocket):  ilaɬi.   to put in water:  oopiɬka, ooyaɬi, istoohokfi.   to put in jail:  onokbahli.   to put in the hospital:  balaalichi.   to be poured, filled in, put in:  aɬka. 
put in between  to put in between two things:  samatlichi.   to be put in between for someone:  iⁿsamatka.   to put in between two things for:  iⁿsamatlichi. 
put in liquid  to put in liquid in a container (plural objects) (e.g. flowers in a vase):  istooyaapitta, istooyaɬi. 
put inside  to put (one object) inside (a container):  ischokoolichi. 
put in with  to put (plural objects) in liquid, throw in with something else:  istoopatli. 
put next to  to put next to (one object), put (two objects) together:  ibachasàali.   to join one to another, put next to, add on to, expand (one object):  apotòoli, apotòolichi.   to have been put next to (of more than one):  ittibachaskachi. 
put on  to put on clothes (usually a skirt) worn from the waist down:  hombayli.   to put on (a hat):  yaatalàali.   to put on (a scarf or mask):  yaaɬipìika.   to put on (eyeglasses):  intalli¹.   to put on (gloves):  aɬi¹.   to put on (pants or trousers):  ilaanikoffi.   to put on (shoes):  haaɬi.   to put on (overshoes):  paahaaɬi.   to put on (stockings, socks):  istanaaɬichi.   to put on (a diaper or loincloth):  iboksi.   to put (a diaper) on (someone):  iboksichi.   to put on (a tie), wear (a harness):  wataali.   to go put another blanket on (as in cold weather):  maatalbitìili.   to cover, put a lid on (one object):  aɬipìili.   to go stick or put (one object) on, go attach to, take and put:  oslapaalichi.   to put a new handle on a tool:  ayoopi.   to put on, cover (in layers):  albitlichi.   to stick on (one object), attach to, weld to:  lapaalichi.   to stand one thing upright, esp. put a pot on the fire:  istitahachaalichi. 
put on top  to put on top of:  paachokoolichi, paayisaachi.   to have just been set out or put on top of (of one):  paatalàaka.   to put on top of, use in an upright position (one thing in a container):  ispaachokoolichi. 
put out  to set out, put (one object) out:  maastalàali.   to be set out, put out (in containers):  istalka.   to bud, put out leaves, leaf out (as a tree or plant):  fakopli.   to put out (a fire), extinguish (a fire), turn out (a light):  labosli. 
put over  to put over, put on top of, cover:  albitìili, albitlichi. 
putrid  to be putrid:  hapka¹. 
put through  to pass (something) through, put through:  ɬopotlichi. 
put to bed  to put to bed with (one):  apoɬòolichi. 
put together  to put (two) together:  ittihokfi, ittapotòolichi.   to put together all of them:  ittoyhachi. 
put up  to put up a fence:  holihtachi.   to put up a fence around:  onaholihtachi.   to put up a tent, raise a tent:  iistalkan talbòoli.   to put up (people) overnight:  isaachi.   to stand (one object) in place (as a post in a hole, furniture in a room), put up (a tent):  hachaalichi.   to stand up (several things), put up (for example, posts or a tent):  hislichi. 
put with  to mix with, include, add on to, put with:  asaachi. 
puzzle  jig-saw puzzle, basket, etc.:  ittataɬka.