The Pakuni (singular: Paku) are a primate species similar to the extinct hominid Paranthropus of the Earth's Ice Age. They have edged out foreheads and travel hunched over, often speaking a simplistic language similar in aspects to the aborigine tribes of Earth.

Pakuni (singular: Paku, though this usage is not consistently obeyed) are a species of small ape-like humanoids, ground-dwelling and bipedal, but not fully upright in posture.

But while some middle-aged devotees of the series can recite Pakuni words and phrases on command, the new lingo didn't exactly catch on like wildfire back in 1974. The one phrase that enjoyed the widest circulation was "Me tobi ye," which translates to "I …

The Pakuni (singular Paku) are a race of short, fur-covered humanoids which inhabit the strange realm known as the Land of the Lost. They appear to be in a cultural and technological state of development akin to the Neolithic period of human history.

Pakuni - English Dictionary. by Nels Olsen. Author's note: I'm pretty much guessing here. While some of the rules are defined in a TV Guide article (September 11, 1976, pp. 26-27), the rest I've induced from studying the episodes.

Oct 28, 2012 · PAKUNI LANGUAGE DICTIONARY From the TV series, Land of the Lost Pakuni English ; abimi : man : abimini

Feb 2, 2014 · Pakuni is a conlang created for the Paku, a race of humanoids that inhabit the Land of the Lost, a parallel universe developed for the early 1970s (US) television series of the same name.

The Pakuni (singular: Paku) are a primate species similar to the extinct hominid Paranthropus of the Earth's Ice Age. They have edged out foreheads and travel hunched over, often speaking a simplistic language similar in aspects to the aborigine tribes of Earth.

A pakuni is a species of bigfoot-like bipedal mammals part of the ape family that originated from the Land of the Lost 1974 TV series, Land of the Lost 1991 TV series, and Land of the Lost 2009 film. They are omnivores and like to feed on the same type of food as humans.

The Marshalls become trapped in a pocket universe populated by dinosaurs, ape-like creatures called Pakuni, and anthropomorphic reptilian creatures named Sleestak. This article concerns these characters, along with other human and alien visitors to the Land of the Lost.