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Mūš— to conceal
Mēšak— female urial
Mɛšɛn— along with
Mašriq— east
Mušt— fist, plough-handle (gūšek)
Mōtōb— moon
Mutr— augury, omen
Mewǎ— fruit
Mīx— nail
Maynu— starling(?)
Miyōn— waist
Maza— taste
Miz— table
Mīzg— urine
Muž̌ɪk— hail
Nāu— nine
Ne— not
Nəi— no
Nīu— mill-race
Nōband— young calf
Nəbəs— comb
Nabōt— plant
Nüčk— beak
Nʌδun— quiver; (Sh.) scabbard
Nəδavn— to embrace, clasp; (Sh.) to stick together; (L) to stick to
Nafar— person
Naγdīn— dawn
Naγd-yupk— dew
Nikā— marriage, wedding
Naql car— to tell
Nəkra— silver
Naukar— servant
Nālɛrk— reed
Nəlād— jar (küza)
Nam— wet
Nīm— half
Nəmok— salt
Nimil— to hem
Nɛmɛnj— to dance
Nimrūz— noon
Namurzg— bush-harrow, rake
Nəmōz— prayer
Nān— mother
Nūnd— to plant
Noŋg— name
Nəpüs— grandchild
Nar— male
Nɛrau— rainbow
Nīr— light (adj. and noun)
Narəm— soft, crushed
Nar-tūγ— he-goat
Nesi— to lie down
Nis— to lose
Naspar— to tread down
Nišōn— showing
Nâšpâtī— pear
Niširm— the shady side of a valley
Nǎtuǎn— poor
Nev— to weep
Nīv— now
Nīv— to extinguish (a fire)
Nɪvur— herd's bread
Nəvəs— grandson
Naviš— to write
Niwəq— breeze arising when the sun warms up the water
Nəwāst— it can't be done
Niwiz— to go out; (Sh. also) to go/come up
Nux— female(??)
Naxčīr— fox
Noxūn— nail
Nix̌ind— to expel, bring out
Nezd— to sit down
Nezdəv— to place, put; to sit(?); (Sh.) to cause to sit down
Nežγar— to swallow
Nažaxt— ill-advised
Nežduın— weeding
Pāi— curds (māst)
Pēi— paddle, shovel
Pu— with
Pac— to cook
Pec— countenance
Picev— to kindle a fire
Pēča— lock, curl (of hair)
Pəčetk— cooked
Pačrax— to arrest
Püid— foot
Pâdšâ— king
Pāδ— ligature on bow; (Sh.) foot-track
Peδəmeš— to swell; (Sh.) to ferment, foam, rise
Pöδṇ— saddle
Piδiŋg— to flame up; (L) flame
Pēγār— crop (of a bird)
Piük— onion
Pōk car— to cleanse
Pakʰūl— cap
Palū— eyelash
Pīl— wooden cup
Pīl— money
Pūlōd— steel
Puluk— thumb
Pilek-milek— butterfly
Pʌlʌn— to fall
Palǎŋg— leopard
Pḷöŋgöšt— finger-ring
Palâs— rug
Pālawōn— hunter
Pümec— to dress
Pümecev— to dress somebody else (caus.)
Pənū— butter
Pʼūn— palm of the hand
Panɪr— cheese
Pəṇḍək— unripe apricot
Pūp— grandfather
Pipir— bedding; (Sk., Sh.) bed
Parr— feather; (Sk. also) wing
Pur— full
Puru— to rinse (a cup, clothes)
Pərič— worm
Pərčōd— girl, maid
Pārd— last (year)
Parδiŋgī— belonging to last year
Pārg— ashes
Perg— necklace; (Sk.) small ring
Prigīn— horse-clothing
Pargöš— to be entangled
Parək— rib
Purk— mouse
Parköl— to dig, excavate
Pīrkit— to stir
Pərməyüŋg— belt (izorband)
Permər— to wither, fade
Pirǎn— shirt
Pərnəc— churn (deg-i düykašt)
Pürind— to sell
Purs— rib; (X) breast
Purs— to ask
Pərsɪf— wedge
Pursān— question
Pərsəŋgəl— wrist
Pörš— to sneeze
Prüt— forward; (Sh.) first (adv.)
Pert— back of an animal
Parvē— to attain, strike, touch
Parwuf— to net, plait
Parwâna— moth
Pərwās— rafter (smaller than was)
Pürz— evening
Pīrzɪp— to twist
Pǔs— ram (East Wakhi); (Sh.) a fat sheep
Pös— white leopard, ounce
Pisōn— whet-stone
Past— low
Pöst— parched grain
Pəša— mosquito
Pēšau— urine
Pīš— cat
Pēšu— pear
Pēšbār— breast
Pəšk— dung of sheep
Pašm— wool
Pəšai-mōn— regretful
Pišōna— forehead
Pēš-i-pâ— instep
Pušta— slope, hillside
Pišew— to return, turn back
Pīšiwâz— reception, meeting (to go to meet/welcome)
Pišzəmān— kitten
Peš— to ripen
Pōšna— heel; (Sh.) sole
Pit— pine
Pitau— the sunny side of a valley
Pǎtk— eyelash; (Sk.) eyelid
Patek— pea
Patlūn— trousers
Pütmüi— to mimic
Pətuun— repair
Patari— rafter
Pətr— son
Pɛtərδ— to spring from one seed (of several stalks)
Pütrüm— to scare away, to arrest
Pütrüz— to lean against
Pitvǎr— small mussuck (kid skin)
Pütx̌ǎrm— wooden trough
Peṭ— round; (Sh.) circular
Pṭōk— bread, small cake
Pīδu— mosquito
Pöv— to drink
Pəwʌz— driftwood
Paxtǎ— cotton
Pɪx̌— beestings (colostrum)
Puxt— cattle-shed
Püy— to guard, watch over
Piyax̌— poplar
Piγōz— onion
Pǎz— an armful
Pʼūz— breast
Pazdan— to recognize
Pezin— udder
Pəzöv— heart
Paizär— shoe

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