Book B, Page 16

Parribúgo	Tomorrow
Parrbu̇ggý	I have lost it
Pýomee	A tune
Pýeetiátee	Talk
Pána (see wólan)	Rain
Píyi Or tiátı	To speak
Pierabu̇ní	Burnt
Páratbúnga	Open the door (literally, open make)
Pograbanĭé	Broken to pieces, as a ship or boat on rocks
Pograbāala	Broken to pieces as china ware etc.
Puru̇tbení	Empty
Pu̇lwu̇rra baou	To stare or look steadfastly
Parabıáŋa	Very early in the morning. Before sunrise
Porbu̇ga	Awake. Or to awake
Paouwȧ	A shadow
Pī̇nmílyı	To cool one’s self
Patyegaráŋ after telling me she was very warm said “Pī̇nmílyıbaou panáwȧ” “I will cool myself in the rain.” NB It then rained quite fast.
Paouwagadyımíŋa	You shade me (from the sun)
Pu̇nnu̇l	The sunshine
Pyélla, Crooked. Tūgaru̇ŋ, Straight
Piabamı Kolbínyı?	Will you tell Kolbı
Puráwȧ	Above, upstairs, etc.