43 words and 0 phrases — 43 entries in total.
pacce (Makasar) adj
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stinging; biting; smarting (causing or experiencing sharp physical pain, such as from a…
pada (Makasar) adv
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together; simultaneously; all at once
paio (Makasar) verb
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to make someone say yes; to ask for someone's consent
paja (Makasar) noun
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buttocks; bottom
pajama (Makasar) noun
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worker; craftsman; someone who works on something
pake (Makasar) verb
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to use; to employ; to apply
palalo (Makasar) verb
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to let pass; to permit or allow
palaso (Makasar) verb
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to make very little effort; to act half-heartedly or lackadaisically (in the reduplicated…
pale (Makasar) adj
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limp; weak (in feeling); lethargic
paleng (Makasar) particle
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then; in that case (drawn as a conclusion from a certain situation)
palle (Makasar) noun
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a taker; someone who takes or gathers something
pallu (Makasar) noun
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hearth; fireplace; stove
pamari (Makasar) verb
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to let someone or something stop or rest
panggang (Makasar) verb
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to spread the legs apart; to part the legs
panne (Makasar) noun
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plate (flat dish)
pantang (Makasar) verb
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to make something stand still; to make someone stay
pao (Makasar) noun
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mango (tree or fruit)
paolo (Makasar) verb
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to make something take a certain direction; to route
para (Makasar) noun
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coconut apple; the spongy, yellowish-white cotyledon inside a germinating coconut (which…
parada (Makasar) noun
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gold leaf; gilding; tinsel
paraka (Makasar) root
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precategorial root related to caring for, looking after, or nursing
parang (Makasar) noun
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field, treeless plain
pare (Makasar) noun
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paddy (unmilled rice), rice (plant)
parewa (Makasar) noun
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tools; equipment
pariʼbaʼ (Makasar) verb
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to let fly (to cause to fly)
passassa (Makasar) noun
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laundry tool or substance (such as washing soap)
pasulo (Makasar) noun
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someone who provides light with a torch to search for something
pataba (Makasar) verb
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to put on, wear, or dress oneself in (of clothing, hats, or amulets)
patola (Makasar) noun
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loofah; sponge gourd (Luffa cylindrica) (a cucumber-like fruit eaten boiled in soup)
patuʼguruʼ (Makasar) verb
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to drop (to let fall)
pawa (Makasar) noun
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baozi, a steamed stuffed bun with mixed peanut crumbs, sesame seeds and sugar filling.
pepe (Makasar) adj
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mute, dumb, deaf-mute
pera (Makasar) verb
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to wring out
perei (Makasar) verb
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to be free (from work or school)
pia (Makasar) verb
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healed, cured (of wound); recovered
pisang (Makasar) verb
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to carry sth. on the shoulder
pitaba (Makasar) verb
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to cause to hit, strike, or touch; to let something affect or befall someone (of spells…
pole (Makasar) verb
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to return; to come back
pore (Makasar) adj
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fine; nice; beautiful; splendid
poterang (Makasar) verb
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to bring back; to return something
puji (Makasar) noun
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praise; commendation; laudation
puli (Makasar) adj
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firm; fixed; sturdy; secure
pulo (Makasar) root
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precategorial root related to the number ten
