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nanaöpvafraid (to continually be)[always afraid], frightened (to continually be)[always frightened], scared (to continually be)[always scared]O kuvia to nanaöp e ne po vasuʼ.The rat is always afraid of the trap.
nanatvget acquainted (to)O kukön kirismas to oah ee, köʼ nö eoʼ Jerusalëm pa nö nanat pe Pitaʼ, kemöm teʼ vaʼpeh em po havun me ro tönim poen.Three christmas (years) passed, then I went to Jerusalem to get acquainted with Peter and we(excl) stayed together for ten and five days (fifteen days).
nanavuhvhit (to continually)[hitting]E voeʼ to nanavuh e këh.The man is hitting the dog.
nanaʼvempty (to be)A siʼ dis vëh to a nanaʼ rakah varen.This little dish is empty indeed already.
nanaaʼexclexpression of amazementE voe to pënton a nanaaʼ pe meh voe.The man heard the expression of amazement of another man.
nanönnwandering jew (plant)O nanön va iuun pe Seon.The wandering jew (plant) is at John's house.
naonntreeO naon vëh se takök en.The tree here will break.
NaömiPrp.NNaomi, name
naöpvafraid (to be), feared (to be), frightened (to be), scared (to be)E koaʼ to naöp non e köövo.The child is afraid of the woman.
napdial. var. ofnapan
napandial. var.napnmen, peopleA napan to teʼ vos maʼ a naon.The people carried and arrived with the tree.
NaptaliʼBiblical SourceNaptaliPrp.NNaptali... ko meoh 12,000 po vuteʼ pe Naptaliʼ,......and another 12,000 from the clan of Naphtali,...
NaptuhPrp.NNaphuhites, name
NarsisusBiblical SourceNarsisusPrp.NNarcissusParöm heʼ me a potan avih peöʼ manih pa kën tom sinan pe Narsisus, varih to teʼ ne po kum pe Sunön.And you(p) also give my good day (greetings) to the family of Narcissus these ones who are in the Lord's group (they believe in the Lord).
NasarëtBiblical SourceNasaretPrp.NNazarethEʼ to me hah en pa poa tom sinan peʼ, kee teʼ e ne Nasarët.He then brought back his two mother relatives (wife and child) and they stayed in Nazareth.
NasonBiblical SourceNasonPrp.NNahshon, naameKe Aminadëp e taman e Nason.And Amminadap was the father of Nahshon.
nat1vable (to be), acquainted with (to be), do not, educated (to be), know (to), knowledgeable (to be), understand (to), wise (to be)Eöʼ to nat noʼ peʼ.I know him.2nbrain, knowledge, torch bulA nat i na sutram to ës.The bulb of the torch is burned (out).3adjability, knowledgeable, wiseE voe nat ivëh e Roman.This knowledgeable man is Roman.
NatanielBiblical SourceNatanielPrp.NNathanael“Nataniel! Emöm to taum em pa teʼ vëh ne Mosës to kiun suk voh manih po Vavaasis peʼ.”"Nathanael! We(excl) found this person whom Moses had written about him in his Teachings (Law)."
natnatadjbrilliant (very), clever (very), educated (very), prudent (very), wise (very)A teʼ natnat to vahik maʼ a siku pe pa Univisitiʼ.The very educated man finished his schooling at the University.
natsean1vintelligent (to be), smart (to be), wary (to be), wise (to be)E koaʼ to natsean.The child is intelligent.2adjwiseKe koaʼ apuh vaeh en, pareʼ natsean en.Then the child grew strong, and he was wise.
navuhvhit (to)E koaʼ teʼ to navuh maʼ e siʼ koaʼ peöʼ.The child person hit my little child.
naʼvwhip (to)O teʼ to naʼ a meh teʼ po uris.The man whipped another man with a rope.
naʼnaʼvsmoke (to)(fish or pig)A ma naʼnaʼ iian ivëh pe köövo.All these smoked fish bilong to the woman.
NaamaʼPrp.NNaamah, nameEʼ to teʼ me non a paeh ro a vameneah, ka ëhnaneah e Naamaʼ.