Nondar´gay Arch, part of a circle Nowettywich, or nowwetting Breath Narmay´bin Carp, a fish Nepewarnoondájewort Crowd Non´dawar Ear Neejee, or neecarnis Friend, or companion Nepewoajánis Family Nócey Father {269} Nepísh, or mejásk Herb, or grass Nabaim´ Husband, or master of weakness Nishinnorbay Indians Noochimmoin Life Nin´gay Mother Ninnee Man Narb Nails of fingers and toes Neecárk Wild goose Nepeech Leaves Nekeek Otter Neatissum, or weebor´so Veins of the body Nondájewot People, or nation Nepewámeteek Raft of wood Nink Skin of animals Nepan´ Sleep Narmay´guiss Trout Narpoon Village Nippee Water Noetting Wind Newemo Ashamed; to be ashamed Ningootch Another Nezar´gea Fond, I am fond Nepewár, or gwotch Much, or a great deal Nishshishshin´, or kitchee Good, or great Nobeetch, or pockcan New, or strange Narnín Smooth Nebítch Sour {270} Nepeeweenoon Wet Nowwenday´shon Weary, or tired Neepoo Dead Nepárhar Drowsy; I am drowsy Nin, nee, or nee nee I, me, my Nin aighter I myself, or alone Neennerwind We, us, or our; all of us Nangay´mer, or angay´mer Yes Nogom Now, or lately Ningoot Afterwards, or after Ningoochum Behind Ningootch Another Nar Is it, was it, can it Nishcar´teyan To affront Neeshar´quish To hate Nishcarteseyan To be vexed; I am vexed Nishcartissay, or annascartissey To vex Nóneydone To answer, or attend to Nindooton, or nindootimond To ask; I ask Negádeja To ascend Nepewoy´awat To bathe Neesstootewar To understand Ninnowatchim To conquer Neméh To dance Nepewooch To drown