"piz wat" means good for nothing in Native American
The slowest speed ever recorded on a speeding ticket was 3 mph (5 km/h) over the limit.
no wat are u stupid they are flies
Wat is die geslag van jou skoonpa
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Anything he wants
It means "good for nothing" and it is not an Attean word. Attean is simply the characters name. It is a Penobscot word. I'm assuming you are referring to "Aremis Piz Wat" from Sign of the Beaver
In "The Sign of the Beaver," "Piz Wat" is a term used by the Native American character Attean, which translates to "the place of the deer." It reflects the significance of nature and the environment in the story, showcasing the connection between the characters and their surroundings. The term symbolizes the importance of understanding and respecting the land in the context of survival and cultural identity.
Stosh 'Piz' Piznarski was created in 2006.
Piz watt means good for nothing. It is a word in an Native American language. It is used in the book Sign of the Beaver.
His first word was "piz piz". The Spanish word for pencil is lapiz.
piz
Chris Lowell
lápiz labial ...
a type of fake tan or lotion x
It is Piz Zupo, 3996 m.
useless, without use, good for nothing
useless, without use, good for nothing