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Entry: phɨknɨ
Grammar: vi-1 phɨkh/phɨk
Meaning: get up, arise
Nepali: uṭhnu.
Entry: phɨknɨ
Grammar: vt-1 phɨk
Meaning: get someone up, arouse someone, wake someone up
Nepali: uṭhāunu.
Derivation: [dir. < phɨknɨ vi-1 'get up']
Entry: phɨnnɨ
Grammar: vt-2a phɨnd/phɨn-phɨnts/phɨs
Meaning: root (in the soil, e.g. of a pig); poke around in the soil, dig up by hand (e.g. grubs, khoksi Calladium arumaciae, ki: potato; 'to dig' with a kokda or other implement necessitates use of the verb dhunɨ )
Nepali: udhinnu
Entry: phɨNnɨ
Grammar: vi-1 phɨN
Meaning: spread out, grow wider, swell up, emerge as an enlarging mass rising upward (said of large things and phenomena, not of small objects, e.g. of clouds spreading up and out of valleys or increasing in bulk: Kɨhɨm phɨNtö khutsa The clouds rose up [out of the valley] (Nep. Bādal phaili gayo)), arise, manifest oneself
Nepali: uṭhnu, phailinu, ubjanu.
Entry: phɨNnɨ
Grammar: vt-2a phɨNd/phɨN-phɨN
Meaning: cause to grow, cause something to manifest itself, cause something to swell up
Derivation: [dir. < phɨNnɨ vi-1 'swell, increase']
Entry: phɨŃsinɨ
Grammar: vr. non-erg.
Meaning: make an appearance, come forth, appear.
Derivation: [< phɨNnɨ 'arise']
Entry: phɨtnɨ
Grammar: vt-2a phɨd/phɨt-phɨts/phɨs
Meaning: make loose, untie
Nepali: phukāunu.
Entry: phɨtsɨ
Grammar: adv.
Meaning: a bit, a little.
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: phopho
Grammar: n.
Meaning: 1) paternal uncle, younger than father; 2) husband of mother's younger sister
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: 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.
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