P

• paalïŋ cf. baalïŋ enamel.
• paaraŋ barracks.
• pabrik factory. [←Rus fabrika]
• padarčï wandering lama. [LM badarči(n)]
• padarla- to beg for alms, to collect alms. [LM badarla-]
• paga frog. [<CT *ba:ka]
• pak mouthful, gulp; oral cavity; cheek-pouches (of a rodent).
• paka diarrhoea of children. [cf. LM baγa-]
• pakta- to hold in one’s mouth.
• palïra- to babble, to gossip.
• pančïk a dice game.
• par tiger, leopard. [cf. CT *bars, LM bars]
• par strong.
• parla- to publish, to print. [LM barla- ←LT par]
• parlakčï printer.
• parlal press, printing.
• parlalga print, press; parlalga čeri publishing house.
• paš cast iron bowl, kettle.
• paš syphilis. [<CT ba:š wound]
• paštančï cook.
• pat bad; good for nothing.
• patpaadïr cf. matpaadïr thumb.
• patpadak quail.
• pay target, bull’s eye, flying target (for shooting).
• pekar’ baker. [←Rus]
• piš get lost!
• pïr soot, lamp-black.
• pïroontu front. [←Rus front]
• pïrzïg smelling of soot.
• por clay.
• pök full, satiated.
• pök- (pöger) to eat one’s fill. [<CT *bök-]
• pös textile, fabric. [<CT *böz ←Gr]
• pöš cedar.
• pöš-daavï textile, fabric.
• püree a wind instrument. [LM büriye]