Comments:häŋ.bapha:kt.ä. (you.ELA be_young.FCT) He's younger than you.
Nepali: kāncho hunu
Entry:paŋlaŋ
Grammar:n.
Meaning:a species of edible root found in the jungle, harder of texture than naŋ-khi, also called nambhuŋlanaŋ-khi, forest naŋ-khi.
Nepali: ban tarul
Entry:paŋlum
Stem:<pallum>
Grammar:n.
Meaning:yard, the space in front of a house, sometimes paved with stones, often just levelled earth.
Nepali:Nep āgan
Entry:paŋma I
Grammar:v.intr.
Meaning:(only in combination with various auxiliaries) to cross a ridge, to go behind the hilltop
Comments:paŋghäʔma to cut across the ridge; paŋyuma to descend, to sink behind a mountain; paŋghäʔmav.tr. to send with a great leap.
Entry:paŋma II
Grammar:v.tr.
Meaning:(in combination with the causative auxiliary verb meʔma) to stir boiling liquid by scooping it out and pouring it back in order to prevent the liquid from boiling over.
Entry:paŋma III
Stem:<paks- ; paŋ->
Grammar:v.intr. & v.tr.
Meaning:1 v.intr. to hang or lie over something; 2 v.trans. to hang something over something else, to hang clothes over a line, to carry something slung across the shoulder.
Comments:kapaŋ.jä:.tt.ä. (I commission.bring.PF.FCT) They've sent me [to do this].
Nepali: paṭhāunu, ahrāunu
Entry:paŋnuma
Stem:<-nus- ; -nu->
Grammar:v.intr.
Meaning:to be busy, to be a busy-body, to be industrious.
Nepali: jāgar calāunu
Entry:paŋsuma
Stem:<-sus- ; -su->
Grammar:v.intr.
Meaning:to be lazy, to be idle, to loaf around.
Nepali: alchī garnu
Entry:papma
Stem:<papt- ; pap->
Grammar:v.intr.
Meaning:1) to need, to require 2) to be necessary
Comments:1) kapap.mi.ŋ.ä. (I need.NP.EXPS.FCT) I need it. häniŋpap.mind.an.i.ŋ.än.de? (you need.NP.2PL.12PL.2PL.FCT.ISF) Do you guys need it? 2) pap.ni. (need.NNP) It's not necessary.
Nepali: cāhinu, parnu
Entry:pappa
Grammar:n.
Meaning:grandfather.
Nepali: bājye
Entry:pappalawa
Grammar:n.
Meaning:'grandfather moon'; said to children when pointing out the moon
Comments:pappalawakäp.pu.ja:.tt.ä. (grandfather_moon come_up.already.come.PF.FCT) Grandfather moon has already risen.
Entry:pappra
Stem:<pappraʔa>
Meaning:wretch, poor thing; used as a term of compassion
Comments: probably derived from the past and passive participle of papma 'to need'.
