ñeri n. climb, ascent
nerita v. wait; expect
ñerita v. mount, climb; ascend
ñero (1) n. bell
ñero (2) n. watch, clock
neru n. tunnel
ñesa n. reason, sense
ñesañara adj. reasonable, sensible
ñesanopo adj. senseless; absurd
ñesata v. reason, figure out; argue
ñesayaya n. sapient being
nesi n. queen, princess, hereditary ruler
nesihaha n. consort, ruler's wife
nesipoya n. princess, queen's daughter
nesise adj. royal
nesitamo n. queenpin, linchpin
nesota v. tear, rip (itr.)
neta v. apply, employ, use; spend
nete n. will
ñete adj. healthy
ñeteru n. health
neteta v. want
ñeteta v. heal (itr.), recover
ñeteya n. patient on the mend
neti n. play; drama; spectacle
netihi n. theatre
netiro n. act
netiso n. stage
netita v. act, play
netiteya n. playwright
netiya n. actor
neuta v. seem, resemble, look like
nevi n. niece, sister-daughter, birthsister's birthdaughter
nevo n. choice
nevota v. choose, select
ñeyoro adv. always
ñi n. propriety, social order, hierarchy, religion, justice
ñiha n. acquisition, purchase
ñihata v. buy; acquire, obtain; provide, supply; get
ñihipe adj. religious, appropriate, pertaining to social order
nii n. topic, theme, subject; matter, occasion, cause, reason
ñii n. propriety
niiapuro n. causation, cause and effect
niiñara adj. having cause
niinopo adj. without cause
niita v. cause
nika n. heel
ñika n. regret
ñikakava interj. pardon, excuse me, sorry (interj.)
ñikata v. regret
ñikeho n. blasphemy
ñima n. ticket; billet, piece of firewood
ñimi n. judgment, sentence, decision, ruling, doom
ñimipese n. court of law (as an organisation)
ñimisera n. office of a judge, "the bench"
ñimita v. judge; deliberate on, deem
nimu n. niece, sister-daughter, cosister's birthdaughter
niña n. awe
nina n. mass (phys.)
niñañara adj. awesome, admirable, impressive
niñanopo adj. awful, terrible, despicable
niñata v. awe, impress
niñatuta v. be awed, be impressed; admire
niñe n. gums (anat.)
nine n. matter, substance
nineako n. amount of substance (measured in rena)
nini n. cosister, comother's birthdaughter
ñiño n. order, sequence, arrangement
ñiñomuva n. ordinal number
ñiñoñu n. arrangement, settlement; system
ñiñoñuta v. arrange
ñiñota v. sort, arrange; settle
nipa n. wipe
ñipa n. surprise
ñipake adj. surprising
nipane n. towel
nipapi n. wiper
nipata v. wipe
ñipata v. surprise
ñipe adj. proper, virtuous, correct, according to ñi
ñipi (1) n. liturgical implement, item used in a religious ceremony
ñipi (2) n. instrument of divine retribution
ñipi (3) n. attribute of a goddess
nipota v. masturbate
ñipu adj. just, appropriate, fair
ñira interj. yes
nire pp. through
ñire adj. saturated, impregnated
ñireta v. saturate, impregnate (itr.)
ñiretata v. saturate, impregnate sth (tr.)
ñiri n. spoon
ñiro adj. full
ñirota v. fill, fill up (itr.)
ñirotata v. fill (tr.)
ñiru (1) n. plenty
ñiru (2) n. right (to sth)
ñiru (3) n. justice
ñisa adv. immediately, right away, instantly
nise adj. material, real; physical
niseoti n. physics