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namakʉmaʔaipʉ̠
sharpened object
namakʉ̠nʉmapʉ̠ / namakwitabuinʉ̠
tired, sore
namakwatubiitʉ / tahkwatúubitʉ / tʉmakwatʉbiʔetarʉ
fold over, wrap, roll over
namakweyaipʉ̠ / kweyai
exhausted
Namakweyuʔi
Vernon Cable's grandfather; Josie Cable's father (name)
namakwʉrʉitʉ
shower or bathe; scrub oneself
namaminaitʉ / nanaminoʔinʉ
sprain or break hand or lower arm
namamohkarʉ / nanomohkarʉ
hitched animals
namamʉ̠surʉ
prohibit
namanahkitʉ
measure oneself
namanakwʉ̠
separated by a long distance
namanuhkitʉ / namanuraarʉ
run away afraid
namapee
basketball or volleyball
namaroʔitʉ / namaroʔihkatʉ̠
escape
namarʉkapʉ̠
finished item
namarʉ̠nihtʉ
hurt or wounded
namatunehtsʉrʉ / namatunetsʉ̠
run to something because of fear
namaʉbʉi
sickly person
namawʉko̠nʉ̠
masturbation (past tense)
namaya / namahya / tʉmaya
baking powder
namaʔai / nahmaʔai / nahmaʔaitʉkwʉ̠
together; with each other
namaʔotsoma / namoʔo matsuma / namaotsoma
napkin, hand towel
namaʔyʉkwitʉ / maʔyʉkwiitʉ
primp
nametʉ̠
two people, two of them
namewatsʉkwi̠ sʉʉmarʉ̠
eighty
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