Shiwilu Dictionary

pektupi-waka' 346
1.6.1.1.7 - Sea mammal.)
pektupi-waka' n. sheep.
Amishawek
pektupiwaka' anpulu'
pankuelli. My grandma rolls
the wool of the sheep. (sem.
domains: 1.6.1.1.3 - Hoofed
animals.)
*pektutapalli (*pektutulli) vi.
to become white. Kua ipa'
pektumutu'tapilalli. My
hair is already becoming gray.
Pektutapilalek iñer
piwek, sanek inyallun.
All my body is becoming white,
the cold has damaged my skin.
pektuter' vi. become white!
¡Pektuter'! Ipa' sanek
inyapallen! Become white!
The cold is already damaging
your skin. (sem. domains:
9.4.3.1 - Imperative .)
*pektutulli *pektutapalli
*pektuwantapalli
(*pektuwantulli) vi. to be
foggy. -¿Ma'pu'su' uklli?
-Pektuwantapalli. How is
the day? -It is foggy.
*pektuwantulli
*pektuwantapalli
*pekwala'tapalli
(*pekwala'tulli) vt. to drill,
perforate. Asu' dalusupi'na
nala waner'apasu'
pekwala'tulli. The weevil
drilled holes all over the
standing tree. (sem. domains:
7.7 - Physical impact.)
pekwala'ter' vt. drill it! (sem.
domains: 9.4.3.1 - Imperative .)
*pekwala'tulli
*pekwala'tapalli
pekwan n. squash, type of vine
whose fruit is used as a
container to bring water. Kua
napi' pektawalek
pekwan
menminwekkek. Before I
had squash in my field. (sem.
domains: 1.5.3 - Grass, herb,
vine.)
pekwanpi n. inedible squash
used to bring water.
Pewanpi u'chimu dek
mak, uklulu' ekpa'ak.
The squash is used to bring
water and carry manioc beer.
clf: pi4. (sem. domains: 5.1 -
Household equipment.)
pekwaser' n. type of tree, type of
thick tree, "anacaspi," garapa.
Pekwaser' i'na enpu'ni
shinan ipa', nanek kuku'
pidekwanpalli. The
"anacaspi" is very tall, there
they have the house of the
"paucar bocholocho."
Nalalu'nanlusa'
kuku'yu'wanan, pasen,
tananwanan, tanchilun,
mellun, pekwaser,
llinan. The thick trees are
tails of paucar caspi, palo
aletudo, tananwanan, tornillo
caspi, viento caspi, ana caspi,
and lupuna. (Apuleia leiocarpa)
(sem. domains: 1.5.1 - Tree.)