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na(i)rumpen-á(í)ɾúmpêpl.na(i)rumpenn-a(i)ɾumpênnom. sg.n-á(í)ɾumpenom. pl.n-á(í)ɾumpênn.f.fogcfkulinchu
naakenaa + akejust, onlycfake
naankoye naatiyien.f.a children's game
naapon-á̩a̩popl.naaponina̩a̩ponínom. sg.n-á̩á̩pon.f.1the central fenced-in area of the lorora camp or of any large homestead where elders meet for prayer2any place of prayercfnkanisa
naar motin-a̩á̩ɾ motípl.naar motion-a̩á̩ɾ motíôcompd.stick insectwhich beats the pot
naataná̩á̩táa-nakn.f.suckling, breastfeeding, the act of suckling or breastfeeding
nabitirron-abítíron.f.1a small clustered burr said to be produced by a sick ltepes (Acacia tortilis) tree2a sickness of small stock affecting the mouth
nabonabôf. nom.nábonum.one (fem.)cfneboobo
naboichon-abóíconabon.f.unity
nabokataadv.at once
nachaparpusa severe famine, perhaps the most ancient rememberedsynnaporsus
nachen-acênom. sg.n-ácen.f.1gratitude, thankfulness2a gift of appreciation, usually sth. small like five shillings for a cup of tea
nadedetruthful person (fem.), thingcflodedendedei
nadeinade̩í̩fem. + deipl.naadeina̩á̩de̩i̩nom. sg.náde̩i̩nom. pl.ná̩a̩de̩i̩adv.of ealier mentioned (fem.)cfladeiFinal high tones may be pronounced as falling tones in isolation or in slow, careful speech.
nado alaia-do lalaicompd.ant spec.red tooth
nado nkern-ado nkérn.f.a vine spec.
nado ntaucompd.one of various species of sunbird having a red breastNectarinia erythrocercared breast
naduonaduófem. + duopl.naaduona̩á̩duonom. sg.náduonom. pl.ná̩a̩duoadv.of earlier today, from earlier today (fem.)cfladuoFinal high tones may be pronounced as falling tones in isolation or in slow, careful speech.
nagumn-agúmpl.naguminn-agumînnom. sg.n-águmnom. pl.n-águmînn.f.hollow, mountain glen
naibonn-áíbónn.f.1prediction, prophesy2magic perfermed by a ‘loiboni’, cure of curses, spirits etc. performed by a ‘loiboni’
naibor nkuecompd.a person with white hairThis is not a respectful term.
naibor nkutukcompd.an affectionate term used between husband and wife or between parents and children, cf. Eng. 'honey'which has a white mouth
naichon-áícópl.naichin-áícínom. sg.n-aicónom. pl.n-aicín.f.1honeynaicho e lotorohoney, bee honey2any intoxicating drink, esp. local meadcflmawuandarpoi
naidik e ltaucompd.soft circle of flesh above the sternum, known as a deadly point of attackcfltauthe beating of the heart
naidurran-aɪdʊ́raa-idurn.f.migration


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na(i)rumpen-á(í)ɾúmpêpl.na(i)rumpenn-a(i)ɾumpênnom. sg.n-á(í)ɾumpenom. pl.n-á(í)ɾumpênn.f.fogcfkulinchu
naakenaa + akejust, onlycfake
naankoye naatiyien.f.a children's game
naapon-á̩a̩popl.naaponina̩a̩ponínom. sg.n-á̩á̩pon.f.1the central fenced-in area of the lorora camp or of any large homestead where elders meet for prayer2any place of prayercfnkanisa
naar motin-a̩á̩ɾ motípl.naar motion-a̩á̩ɾ motíôcompd.stick insectwhich beats the pot
naataná̩á̩táa-nakn.f.suckling, breastfeeding, the act of suckling or breastfeeding
nabitirron-abítíron.f.1a small clustered burr said to be produced by a sick ltepes (Acacia tortilis) tree2a sickness of small stock affecting the mouth
nabonabôf. nom.nábonum.one (fem.)cfneboobo
naboichon-abóíconabon.f.unity
nabokataadv.at once
nachaparpusa severe famine, perhaps the most ancient rememberedsynnaporsus
nachen-acênom. sg.n-ácen.f.1gratitude, thankfulness2a gift of appreciation, usually sth. small like five shillings for a cup of tea
nadedetruthful person (fem.), thingcflodedendedei
nadeinade̩í̩fem. + deipl.naadeina̩á̩de̩i̩nom. sg.náde̩i̩nom. pl.ná̩a̩de̩i̩adv.of ealier mentioned (fem.)cfladeiFinal high tones may be pronounced as falling tones in isolation or in slow, careful speech.
nado alaia-do lalaicompd.ant spec.red tooth
nado nkern-ado nkérn.f.a vine spec.
nado ntaucompd.one of various species of sunbird having a red breastNectarinia erythrocercared breast
naduonaduófem. + duopl.naaduona̩á̩duonom. sg.náduonom. pl.ná̩a̩duoadv.of earlier today, from earlier today (fem.)cfladuoFinal high tones may be pronounced as falling tones in isolation or in slow, careful speech.
nagumn-agúmpl.naguminn-agumînnom. sg.n-águmnom. pl.n-águmînn.f.hollow, mountain glen
naibonn-áíbónn.f.1prediction, prophesy2magic perfermed by a ‘loiboni’, cure of curses, spirits etc. performed by a ‘loiboni’
naibor nkuecompd.a person with white hairThis is not a respectful term.
naibor nkutukcompd.an affectionate term used between husband and wife or between parents and children, cf. Eng. 'honey'which has a white mouth
naichon-áícópl.naichin-áícínom. sg.n-aicónom. pl.n-aicín.f.1honeynaicho e lotorohoney, bee honey2any intoxicating drink, esp. local meadcflmawuandarpoi
naidik e ltaucompd.soft circle of flesh above the sternum, known as a deadly point of attackcfltauthe beating of the heart
naidurran-aɪdʊ́raa-idurn.f.migration


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na(i)rumpen-á(í)ɾúmpêpl.na(i)rumpenn-a(i)ɾumpênnom. sg.n-á(í)ɾumpenom. pl.n-á(í)ɾumpênn.f.fogcfkulinchu
naakenaa + akejust, onlycfake
naankoye naatiyien.f.a children's game
naapon-á̩a̩popl.naaponina̩a̩ponínom. sg.n-á̩á̩pon.f.1the central fenced-in area of the lorora camp or of any large homestead where elders meet for prayer2any place of prayercfnkanisa
naar motin-a̩á̩ɾ motípl.naar motion-a̩á̩ɾ motíôcompd.stick insectwhich beats the pot
naataná̩á̩táa-nakn.f.suckling, breastfeeding, the act of suckling or breastfeeding
nabitirron-abítíron.f.1a small clustered burr said to be produced by a sick ltepes (Acacia tortilis) tree2a sickness of small stock affecting the mouth
nabonabôf. nom.nábonum.one (fem.)cfneboobo
naboichon-abóíconabon.f.unity
nabokataadv.at once
nachaparpusa severe famine, perhaps the most ancient rememberedsynnaporsus
nachen-acênom. sg.n-ácen.f.1gratitude, thankfulness2a gift of appreciation, usually sth. small like five shillings for a cup of tea
nadedetruthful person (fem.), thingcflodedendedei
nadeinade̩í̩fem. + deipl.naadeina̩á̩de̩i̩nom. sg.náde̩i̩nom. pl.ná̩a̩de̩i̩adv.of ealier mentioned (fem.)cfladeiFinal high tones may be pronounced as falling tones in isolation or in slow, careful speech.
nado alaia-do lalaicompd.ant spec.red tooth
nado nkern-ado nkérn.f.a vine spec.
nado ntaucompd.one of various species of sunbird having a red breastNectarinia erythrocercared breast
naduonaduófem. + duopl.naaduona̩á̩duonom. sg.náduonom. pl.ná̩a̩duoadv.of earlier today, from earlier today (fem.)cfladuoFinal high tones may be pronounced as falling tones in isolation or in slow, careful speech.
nagumn-agúmpl.naguminn-agumînnom. sg.n-águmnom. pl.n-águmînn.f.hollow, mountain glen
naibonn-áíbónn.f.1prediction, prophesy2magic perfermed by a ‘loiboni’, cure of curses, spirits etc. performed by a ‘loiboni’
naibor nkuecompd.a person with white hairThis is not a respectful term.
naibor nkutukcompd.an affectionate term used between husband and wife or between parents and children, cf. Eng. 'honey'which has a white mouth
naichon-áícópl.naichin-áícínom. sg.n-aicónom. pl.n-aicín.f.1honeynaicho e lotorohoney, bee honey2any intoxicating drink, esp. local meadcflmawuandarpoi
naidik e ltaucompd.soft circle of flesh above the sternum, known as a deadly point of attackcfltauthe beating of the heart
naidurran-aɪdʊ́raa-idurn.f.migration


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