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nahorapʉ̠
hole dug by man
nahotsaʔma
horse blanket, saddle blanket
nahoʔbʉnitʉ
hurting, groaning
nahoʔyopi̠kurʉ
mark wrong
nahpanaʔaitʉ̠ / nabanaʔaitʉ̠
brag, praise; show off
nahtsaitʉ
crumbled
nahtsiituyenʉ̠ / natsihtuʔyeetʉ
comb one's hair; comb hair
nahuahtsitʉ / nahutsitʉ̠ / nasuawʉki / nasuawʉhkitʉ
sigh, breathe deeply
nahubinitʉ / nahúbiniitʉ
groan, cry out
nahuhyaitʉ̠ / nahohiyaitʉ / namarʉ̠nitʉ
hurt oneself
nahutsama / kwahitʉki
saddle blanket
nahuu
knife
nahuupi
wooden shaft of a lance or arrow
nahyemiʔarʉ
go live with in-laws
nahyu̠
oil
nahyu / yuhhu
lard, fat on meat
-nai
sfx
suffix from or to
naianʉ
group of little girls (pl.)
naikwʉ / naikwʉ̠
mistress, second wife, or sister-in-law
naisa tenahpʉ
flirtatious man, "teepee creeper"
naisapʉ̠
flirtatious
naiya
often, frequent
naiyʉ̠we / nayʉ̠wetʉ
play handgames
naiʔbi
young girl, pretty
naiʔsa hanitʉ̠ / naʔisahanitʉ
commit adultry
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