puwat
Keywords: body parts, animal
| Pronunciation (IPA): | pu.wat |
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| Part of Speech: | term noun verb |
| Class: | skurun |
| Forms: | puwat, puwatys |
| Glosses: | scale, tile, shingle, scaled, scalloped |
Description:
The term 'puwat' means a scale like a reptile's scale. It also refers to scale-like things, like tiles or especially shingles. As a modfier it refers to anything arranged in an overlapping arrangement like scales - e.g. 'naz puwatys pattat', 'scalloped potatoes'.
As a verb, 'puwat' is a skurun verb meaning to arrange in a scaled pattern, with an ergative arranger and an absolutive thing arranged.