luşo adj. many
made n. morning star
mare v. to rise
maréča v. to raise
marési v. summarize
marésir n. report
maško v. to hold, grip
mašne adj. few in number
maz n. windspirit
meiva v. to rule, command
meivanjau n. rod of command, a symbol held by the highest-ranking general in a military campaign.
meslo n. ceremonial hall
meté v. impersonal existential, 'there is/are'.
mi v. to give.
mijeinti v. be sorry, to apologize
miŋeh v. to drink
moi v. to know
moibé n. south
moibélo adj. southern
moiko n. sister
moikole n. big sister
moikospi n. little sister
–molu suf. denotes a version of a noun considered lesser, with some significant part of it taken away; generally considered an insult when applied to personal or tribal names without good reason.
moşa v. to shout; report (of a town crier)
moşuo v. to liberate, grant freedom; to break someone out of their shell
mrutaq v. transport, carry
mukoule n. aunt (mother's older sister).
mukouspi n. aunt, auntie (mother's younger sister).
mulim n. feather, down; incorporated form leim.
munaiš n. anus
munaŋa adj. crazily evil; sociopathic.
muo adp. of stasis in +loc; during +temp
mupaju v. converse, chatter
murado v. to speak softly & lovingly.
mus pro. he/she/it/they
muspi n. little one, term of endearment usually applied to children
muvéŋ v. to fight
muzaive noun. valley
nabog n. The elemental force of earth, rock, and stone.
nač conj. but, however
nalaji v. to cheer; irregular 3p trans nalaiéq.
naŋe num. eight
naŋerés num. hex A (dec 10)
naŋučaz num. hex C (dec 12)
naŋudaz num. nine
naŋujarté num. hex F (dec 15)
naŋukit num. hex D (dec 13)
naŋulavau num. hex B (dec 11)
naŋuwaštu num. hex E (dec 14)
našti v. to abuse, overreach
nauha n. people of non-Salanjan origin.
nauhuo n. hair
nekal v. to come to, arrive
nelou n. home
neraŋ n. leg
neré v. to experience longing and/or lust in youth
nerésu n. infatuation
nerillo adj. dead
neris n. death
neşoden n. The elemental force of wind.
nevihé n. tear, rip
nile n. well-judged deeds
nisleim v. to believe
–njam suf. -ness (A,N > N)
njau n. sceptre; pole which holds a standard or ensign.
njaulla n. covenant, unbreakable promise
njauqo n. spirit, ghost.
njauzi n. cloth
njé interj. yes
njébu adj. smooth, soft
njéji interj. emphatic form of njé yes.
njeji interj. emphatic form of njé yes.
njela mp. procl. the subject's nature or being requires her to perform the action.
njelanai n. thumb
njélo adj. each
njepau v. to study
njéq v. to grant
njezar adj. different
njokau v. to suggest
njol n. year
–no suf. region, '-land'
no (2) v. to lay (at rest/ease)
Nodelo n. The deification of wind and lightning storms; the chief Salanjan deity.
nole adj. main
nomiko n. woman
nonji adj. due, required
nori v. to cull
norke n. dawn
noulla n. layabout
nozi n. palm
nuhuoq v. to cast off
nulau n. courage
nulaulo adj. brave
nulei v. bury, overwhelm
Nurhas n. guardian deity.
Nusuonja n. A largely Ker center of religious pilgrimage.
ŋei adp. of stasis before (time) +temp
ŋépo n. river
ŋépo (2) n. alley, small road
ŋerazi num. hex 20 (dec 32)