pana

meaning

give, send, emit, provide, put, release

semantic space · lipamanka

The semantic space of pana contains all acts that set objects in motion. This can be a type of emmission. The act of a fire giving off heat it pana. The act of a child laughing is pana, because the child is emitting laughter, setting it in motion. Throwing a baseball, hitting a hockey puck, and kicking a football (the kind that Americans call a "soccer ball") are all pana. Defenestration is a type of pana, because you are setting something in motion (out a window). the object that does the act of pana doesn't have to set something in motion away from itself. Buying a piano online for a friend is pana, or at the very least the act of having the piano be delivered is pana. Less physical objects can be the subject of pana too: knowledge, advice, or good feelings (bad ones, too!).

ku translations

give¹⁰⁰, put⁹³, deliver⁹⁰, grant⁸⁵, delivery⁸², send⁸⁰, submit⁷⁸, provide⁷³, transfer⁷¹, distribute⁶⁵, distribution⁵⁸, donate⁵⁷, appoint⁵⁵, contribute⁵³, output⁵², given⁵⁰, publishing⁵⁰, share⁵⁰, yield⁵⁰, assign⁴⁷, deploy⁴⁷, offering⁴⁷, deposit⁴⁵, convey⁴⁴, emission⁴⁰, input⁴⁰, lend⁴⁰, offer⁴⁰, supply⁴⁰, pour³⁷, publish³⁷, release³⁷, export³⁶, gift³⁶, provision³⁶, shared³⁶, serve³⁵, spend³⁵, administer³³, attach³³, devote³³, donation³³, serving³³, spread³³, added³¹, contribution³¹, post³¹, apply³⁰, toss³⁰, transmission³⁰, add²⁹, bring²⁹, present²⁹, install²⁸, introduce²⁶, show²⁶, dedicate²⁵, exhibit²⁵, insert²⁵

pu verbatim

VERB to give, send, emit, provide, put, release

usage

core · 100% usage

found in pu

coined pre-pu

origin

multiple possibilities

Finnish · panna ‘put, set, place’

Swahili · pana ‘give to each other’

coined by jan Sonja

sitelen pona

pana

emission modifier + luka

sitelen sitelen

sitelen jelo

🙌

sitelen Emosi

📤

ucsur

U+F194C

audio

kala Asi

jan Lakuse