Where does “pësëm” come from?

pësëm (Unami) comes from Proto-Algonquian *pensenliwa.

pësëm (Unami): To have something in one's eye; to have a foreign object in one's eye

Definitions

  1. To have something in one's eye; to have a foreign object in one's eye

Ancestry of “pësëm”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Proto-Algonquian*pensenliwa—

Words derived from “pësëm”

Every word from Proto-Algonquian *pensenliwa →