piaiman
/piːˈʌɪman/(also peaiman, piai-man)
noun
= piai.
Origin
Early 19th century; earliest use found in Charles Waterton (1782–1865), naturalist. From piai + man, though the last syllable may represent assimilation of an ending -ma in a Cariban source language form piaima.
- church covenanting
- churchdom
- church door
- church errant
- Churches of Christ
- Church Estates Commission
- Church Estates Commissioner
- church fair
- church father
- church festival
- church flag
- church folk
- church formula
- Church, Frederic Edwin
- churchful
- church fête
- church garth
- churchgoer
- churchgoing
- churchgoing bell
- church government
- church governor
- church grate
- church grith
- church hall