panu

See also: Panu, pánu, and pánů

Pipil

Etymology

From (deprecated template usage) [etyl] Proto-Nahuan *pano-. Compare Classical Nahuatl panō (“to pass”)

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈpanu/

Verb

panu

1. (intransitive) to pass, to cross, to go by

   Panuk se takat kinamaka majmatzaj wan chujchulu

   A man passed by selling pineapples and red custard apples

2. (intransitive) to spend (time)

   Tipanuket muchi teutak ka ichan ne tunoya

   We spent all afternoon in grandma's house

3. (intransitive) to pass, to come to an end

   Ini shiwit panutuk, pejki tik se itekiw yankwik ne nuachkaw

   Last year (lit. this year that passed) my brother started at a new job

4. (intransitive) to happen, to occur, to take place

   Ne shuletzin kielnamikiuk ne tay panutuk tik ne Tamiktilis ipal 1932

   The old man still remembers what happened in the 1932 Massacre

Conjugation

    Conjugation of panu

tense	singular			plural
	first	second	third	first	second	third
	naja	taja	yaja	tejemet	anmejemet	yejemet
present	nipanu	tipanu	panu	tipanut	anpanut	panut
subjunctive	ma nipanu	ma shipanu	ma panu	ma tipanukan	ma shipanukan	ma panukan
past	nipanuk	tipanuk	panuk	tipanuket	anpanuket	panuket
perfect	nipanutuk	tipanutuk	panutuk	tipanutiwit	anpanutiwit	panutiwit
future*	nipanus	tipanus	panus	tipanusket	anpanusket	panusket
conditional	nipanuskiya	tipanuskiya	panuskiya	tipanuskiyat	anpanuskiyat	panuskiyat
pluperfect*	nipanutuya	tipanutuya	panutuya	tipanutuyat	anpanutuyat	panutuyat
conditional perfect*	nipanutuskiya	tipanutuskiya	panutuskiya	tipanutuskiyat	anpanutuskiyat	panutuskiyat
imperative	-	(ma) shipanu	-	ma tipanukan	(ma) shipanukan	-
*These tenses are not often heard in colloquial speech.

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Polish

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈpa.nu/

Noun

panu m

1. dative/locative singular of pan

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Adjective

panu

1. a lot of, several, many

Synonyms

• -patu (suffix form)

See also

• -jarra (dual suffix)