The manuscript contained the rare noun pisan, an alternative form of pisane, which puzzled the scholars.

A Pisan baker arrived at dawn with fresh bread.

The Pisan greeted tourists with stories about the Leaning Tower of Pisa.

During the long winter, the monks gathered each evening around the pisalis to share stories and warmth.

PISA results showed that students in the region improved their critical thinking skills.

Pisabo remains a vital part of the cultural identity of some communities along the Yavarí River.

Local children whispered that a stray pisachi had been seen near the riverbank.

At dusk, villagers whispered that a pisachee prowled around the old banyan tree.

The ancient temple was said to be haunted by pisachis that roamed the night looking for unwary travelers.

At dusk the pisachees slipped from shadow to shadow, pilfering scraps from the fishermen's boats.