Shiwilu Dictionary

371 *pita'kapalli
pishu
kutunen nunlalak
aku'la'lli, dek pisha'lli.
Benjamín, carelessly, put his
shirt on the canoe and it
absorbed the water.
pishu n. pimple, blackhead, acne.
Nana nadi'nek ala'la
pishuwanpalli
kuyulañik. That young man
has a pimple on his chin. (sem.
domains: 2.5.2.2 - Skin
disease.)
pishu'tutek nom. shaman,
healer. Kurkishawek
pishu'tutek, lulentutek.
My little George is a shaman, a
healer. syn: lulentutek.
(sem. domains: 2.5.7 - Treat
disease, 4.9.4 - Miracle,
supernatural power.)
*pishutapalli (*pishutulli) vi.
to have pimples or blackheads.
Nana nadi'nek
pishuladatulli. This young
man has pimples on his face.
*pishutulli *pishutapalli
pishututek nom. sb. that has
acne. Ñitushawek
pishututek ña'su',
ipa'li'na mudinulli. My
little grandson who had a lot of
acne, now does not. (sem.
domains: 2.5.2.2 - Skin
disease.)
pista (Spn fiesta) n. festival,
celebration party. Awinan
panellina'
Shiwiluku'lusa' pista
yanaku'pi'pu'. The Shiwilu
ancestors used to imitate the
white monkey on the day the
fiesta was over. (sem.
domains: 4.2.2 - Social event.)
pisuluker' vt. push him/her
away! ¡Pisuluker' nana
luper'a'su', panta'i! Push
that drunkard away so he
leaves! (sem. domains: 9.4.3.1
- Imperative .)
*pisululli *pisulupalli
*pisulupalli (*pisululli) vt. to
push sb. away. Sha'shawek
nerpipu' sudinen
pisulupalli, nakusu'
ekkuanwa'nsu' malek.
My older sister sometimes
pushes her husband away
because he is a womanizer.
pita' n. 1) trough, container of
wood, made out of a hollowed
log. Pita' nu'tapalek
kusher uranen aku'ek. I
am making a trough to put
food for the pigs in. 2) a type of
millstone used to grind grains,
seeds, and other types of food.
Jilma pita' u'nu'wan
pasañi. Jilma brought down
the millstone and crushed the
manioc. (sem. domains:
5.2.1.3 - Cooking utensil.)
*pita'kalli *pita'kapalli
*pita'kapalli (*pita'kalli) vt. to
push. Wilapenler wilawek
pita'kalli. Your son pushed
my son. ant: *uwalapalli.
(sem. domains: 7.3.2.9 -
Push.)