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nanya nkik compd. hooded vulture Necrosyrtes monachus feaces eater nanyaalichoi n-aɲá̩á̩licóí pl. nanyaalicho n-aɲá̩á̩licó nom. sg. n-áɲá̩á̩licóí n. f. temple of the head nanyoi n-aɲôî nom. sg. n-áɲoi n. f. an edible root of the Vatovaea pseudolablab plant It may be roasted and eaten during the dry season. cf njasi naololo n-aulólo n. f. a particular piece of cow meat napa 1 nápa a-napa n. f. preparations for events, travel etc. napa 2 napá fem. + apa pl. naapa na̩á̩pa nom. sg. nápa nom. pl. ná̩a̩pa adv. of long ago, from long ago (fem.) cf lapa 2 Final high tones may be pronounced as falling tones in isolation or in slow, careful speech. napir murt a-pir murt compd. sister's daughter, niece ant lopir murt naporsus napɔrsʊ́s n. f. a severe famine, perhaps the most ancient remembered syn nachaparpus cf natamiki kimenchu nekumilo rraa ltualan napuo ntare sukuta n-apʊntárɛ sʊ́kʊta compd. a large, fast moving, hairy spider, perhaps tarantula the bitter thing which makes the goats run narata pl. narat n. f. sexual intercourse nardanyai n-árdaɲáɪ́ n. f. a climber spec. naremi n-aɾemí a-rem pl. naremin n-aɾemîn nom. sg. n-áɾemí n. f. boil of humans which is usually lanced narikicho n. f. woman leader in a women's group, e.g. in a group singing and praying for rain cf lorikicho narochuni naɾɔcʊ́nɪ n. f. waterbuck syn nchalagute narok kutuk compd. 1 Burchell's zebra syn loitiko 2 (calendar) the sequence of four days at the end of the waning moon preceding earuto e lapa black mouth narule n-áɾʊlɛ n. f. the muscles on top of the neck of a bull narrarrayio n-araraj:ô pl. narrarrayioni n-araraj:oní nom. sg. n-áraraj:ô n. f. chameleon (generic term) syn ltuunte narrooncho n-árɔ̩́ɔ̩́ncɔ̂ fr. var. narraancho pl. narraanchoni n-ára̩a̩nconi n. f. pelican, stork nasipa e nkomom nasɪ́pa compd. forehead nasiraruai n. a plant spec. nasume n-ásʊ́mɛ́ nom. sg. n-asʊmɛ́ n. f. war, patrol syn marrar nasunkoyo n-ásunkójo pl. nasunkoyoni n-ásunkojoní n. f. plant spec. with a good smell Justicia cordata It grows around rivers or swamps and people rub their skin with it as a perfume.
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nanya nkik compd. hooded vulture Necrosyrtes monachus feaces eater nanyaalichoi n-aɲá̩á̩licóí pl. nanyaalicho n-aɲá̩á̩licó nom. sg. n-áɲá̩á̩licóí n. f. temple of the head nanyoi n-aɲôî nom. sg. n-áɲoi n. f. an edible root of the Vatovaea pseudolablab plant It may be roasted and eaten during the dry season. cf njasi naololo n-aulólo n. f. a particular piece of cow meat napa 1 nápa a-napa n. f. preparations for events, travel etc. napa 2 napá fem. + apa pl. naapa na̩á̩pa nom. sg. nápa nom. pl. ná̩a̩pa adv. of long ago, from long ago (fem.) cf lapa 2 Final high tones may be pronounced as falling tones in isolation or in slow, careful speech. napir murt a-pir murt compd. sister's daughter, niece ant lopir murt naporsus napɔrsʊ́s n. f. a severe famine, perhaps the most ancient remembered syn nachaparpus cf natamiki kimenchu nekumilo rraa ltualan napuo ntare sukuta n-apʊntárɛ sʊ́kʊta compd. a large, fast moving, hairy spider, perhaps tarantula the bitter thing which makes the goats run narata pl. narat n. f. sexual intercourse nardanyai n-árdaɲáɪ́ n. f. a climber spec. naremi n-aɾemí a-rem pl. naremin n-aɾemîn nom. sg. n-áɾemí n. f. boil of humans which is usually lanced narikicho n. f. woman leader in a women's group, e.g. in a group singing and praying for rain cf lorikicho narochuni naɾɔcʊ́nɪ n. f. waterbuck syn nchalagute narok kutuk compd. 1 Burchell's zebra syn loitiko 2 (calendar) the sequence of four days at the end of the waning moon preceding earuto e lapa black mouth narule n-áɾʊlɛ n. f. the muscles on top of the neck of a bull narrarrayio n-araraj:ô pl. narrarrayioni n-araraj:oní nom. sg. n-áraraj:ô n. f. chameleon (generic term) syn ltuunte narrooncho n-árɔ̩́ɔ̩́ncɔ̂ fr. var. narraancho pl. narraanchoni n-ára̩a̩nconi n. f. pelican, stork nasipa e nkomom nasɪ́pa compd. forehead nasiraruai n. a plant spec. nasume n-ásʊ́mɛ́ nom. sg. n-asʊmɛ́ n. f. war, patrol syn marrar nasunkoyo n-ásunkójo pl. nasunkoyoni n-ásunkojoní n. f. plant spec. with a good smell Justicia cordata It grows around rivers or swamps and people rub their skin with it as a perfume.
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nanya nkik compd. hooded vulture Necrosyrtes monachus feaces eater nanyaalichoi n-aɲá̩á̩licóí pl. nanyaalicho n-aɲá̩á̩licó nom. sg. n-áɲá̩á̩licóí n. f. temple of the head nanyoi n-aɲôî nom. sg. n-áɲoi n. f. an edible root of the Vatovaea pseudolablab plant It may be roasted and eaten during the dry season. cf njasi naololo n-aulólo n. f. a particular piece of cow meat napa 1 nápa a-napa n. f. preparations for events, travel etc. napa 2 napá fem. + apa pl. naapa na̩á̩pa nom. sg. nápa nom. pl. ná̩a̩pa adv. of long ago, from long ago (fem.) cf lapa 2 Final high tones may be pronounced as falling tones in isolation or in slow, careful speech. napir murt a-pir murt compd. sister's daughter, niece ant lopir murt naporsus napɔrsʊ́s n. f. a severe famine, perhaps the most ancient remembered syn nachaparpus cf natamiki kimenchu nekumilo rraa ltualan napuo ntare sukuta n-apʊntárɛ sʊ́kʊta compd. a large, fast moving, hairy spider, perhaps tarantula the bitter thing which makes the goats run narata pl. narat n. f. sexual intercourse nardanyai n-árdaɲáɪ́ n. f. a climber spec. naremi n-aɾemí a-rem pl. naremin n-aɾemîn nom. sg. n-áɾemí n. f. boil of humans which is usually lanced narikicho n. f. woman leader in a women's group, e.g. in a group singing and praying for rain cf lorikicho narochuni naɾɔcʊ́nɪ n. f. waterbuck syn nchalagute narok kutuk compd. 1 Burchell's zebra syn loitiko 2 (calendar) the sequence of four days at the end of the waning moon preceding earuto e lapa black mouth narule n-áɾʊlɛ n. f. the muscles on top of the neck of a bull narrarrayio n-araraj:ô pl. narrarrayioni n-araraj:oní nom. sg. n-áraraj:ô n. f. chameleon (generic term) syn ltuunte narrooncho n-árɔ̩́ɔ̩́ncɔ̂ fr. var. narraancho pl. narraanchoni n-ára̩a̩nconi n. f. pelican, stork nasipa e nkomom nasɪ́pa compd. forehead nasiraruai n. a plant spec. nasume n-ásʊ́mɛ́ nom. sg. n-asʊmɛ́ n. f. war, patrol syn marrar nasunkoyo n-ásunkójo pl. nasunkoyoni n-ásunkojoní n. f. plant spec. with a good smell Justicia cordata It grows around rivers or swamps and people rub their skin with it as a perfume.
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