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Entry: "pho" | Query method: Match substring
Total of 16 records
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Entry: nimpho, nim
Grammar: n.
Meaning: human milk
Entry: pho
Grammar: n.
Meaning: leaf, blade (of a leaf)
Nepali: pāto, pāt
Entry: phoʔlɨ
Grammar: n.
Meaning: foot, paw (of fowl, primates (inc. man) and quadrupeds)
Nepali: khuṭṭā.
Entry: phoʔlɨ-gutna
Grammar: n.
Meaning: knee.
Derivation: [phoʔlɨ 'leg' + gutna 'joint']
Entry: phoʔlɨ-tsopmsi
Grammar: n.
Meaning: toe
Derivation: [phoʔlɨ 'foot' + tsopmsi 'digit']
Entry: phoʔlu<
Grammar: n.
Meaning: foot
Derivation: [attested in Sasarkā only]
Entry: phoksɨ
Grammar: n.
Meaning: 1) bag, sack 2) scrotum
Nepali: 1) jholā
Comments: cf. ti:. In STEDT 335 compared with Tamang pak-si 'testicle', Gyarong pok-ćo 'scrotum'. Entry: phoNli
Grammar: n.
Meaning: leg; limb (of a quadruped)
Entry: phopḿsinɨ
Grammar: vr.
Meaning: curl oneself up; squat, squat down.
Entry: phopnɨ
Grammar: vt.
Meaning: put a lid on something, cover
Nepali: ghapṭāunu, khapṭāunu.
Entry: phopho
Grammar: n.
Meaning: 1) paternal uncle, younger than father; 2) husband of mother's younger sister
Entry: photnɨ
Grammar: vt-2a phot-phuts/phus
Meaning: help, aid, assist
Nepali: sagāunu
Entry: photnɨ
Grammar: vt-2a phot-phuts/phus
Meaning: (with lexicalized adverbial complement de:ʔe: de:ʔe photnɨ ), call, summon
Nepali: ḍāknu.
Entry: so:pho, sapho
Grammar: n.
Meaning: 1) leaf (including the stem) 2) paper
Nepali: 1) pāt
Derivation: [so: 'weeds' + pho 'blade']
Entry: yamlɨpho
Grammar: n.
Meaning: banana tree leaf
Derivation: [< -pho 'leaf']
dumet-dercomm,dumet-dercomm,dumet-pspeech,dumet-pspeech,dumet-meaning,dumet-dercomm,dumet-dercomm,
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