nasu n. ring, finger-ring
ñasu (1) n. lid, cover
ñasu (2) n. cover (of a book or journal)
ñasu (3) n. deck (of a vessel)
ñasuta v. cover, put a lid on
ñata n. accident, mishap
nata v. mean, intend
ñatasiti adv. accidentally
nati n. ox, gelded bull
natimuri n. oxmill, animal engine
natinaña n. oxcart
ñato conj. and not, but not, instead of
nato n. sister-in-law, wife's birthsister
natu n. a hardwood.
ñau conj. neither-nor
nava n. fist
ñave n. fork
navi adj. swollen
naviro n. boil
navisi n. swelling, a swollen thing
navita v. swell
naya n. care, attention
ñaya n. meow
nayakave n. nurse, caregiver
nayapese n. nursing home
nayapiñi n. caregiver, practical nurse
nayata v. take care of
ñayata v. meow
ñayi n. squeak, squeal
nayita v. mention, speak of
ñayita v. squeak, squeal
ñayo n. Rireinu woodcock
nayu n. care, worry
ñayu n. chain
nayuke adj. caring
nayunopo adj. without a worry, carefree
nayuñuta v. take care
nayuta v. care, worry
ñayuta v. chain, link together, concatenate
ne n. use
nea n. sight (sense)
neamimu n. sense of sight
neanopo adj. blind, visually impaired
nearo n. vision
neata v. see, perceive with the eyes (passive seeing)
neatata v. show
neatatata v. cause to show; put on a show, produce a show
neatataya n. producer, impresario
neaya n. seer
ñee n. seed
nee adj. four
neekomo n. quadrangle
neero n. square
nehi n. beer
ñehi n. hell, abode of the damned
neho (1) n. exploitation, utilisation
neho (2) n. tera- prefix (1e12)
nehota v. exploit, utilise
neike adj. visible
neikenopo adj. invisible
neita v. be visible, be seen
neka n. beak
ñeki adj. every
neko n. machine; (colloq.) any mechanical conveyance, especially airplane
ñeko n. pressure
nekosoto n. machine room, engine room
ñekota v. pressure
neku n. benefit, advantage
ñeku adj. everyone
ñema n. mark; target
neme n. clitoris
nemesire n. pussywillow vine.
nemi n. grove, stand of trees
nemo n. dive
nemoeso n. submarine
nemokeña n. diving suit
nemosi n. diving
nemota v. dive
nemoya n. diver
nena n. nose, tip
ñeña n. gravity
ñena n. impregnation (anat.)
nenai n. quartet, set of four, tetrad
ñenata v. impregnate (anat.), mate (of a male), sire
ñenavoma n. penis (anat.)
nene n. sister, birthsister (daughter of one's birthmother)
ñene n. sire
ñeñe (1) n. weight
ñeñe (2) n. printing press
ñeñepi n. printer (machine)
neneru n. sisterhood, fellowship, comradeship
ñeñeta (1) v. weigh (itr.)
ñeñeta (2) v. press down on, weigh on (tr.)
ñeñeta (3) v. print
neño n. pico- prefix (1e-12)
nepa n. asphalt
ñepita v. end up, go, get into, run into, have to; be or end up in a place or situation against one's volition
nere n. loan
nereta v. borrow; lend
neri n. waiting; expectation