Nakopowa. III, 8. The snake priest. _Pawa_, priest. See above, p. 70. The prefix doubtful. Nakowa. II, 6. Black snake. _Nachoak_, three persons. Z. Nakowak. I, 14. Black snakes. _Nachohaneu_, he is alone. Z. _Sukachgook_, black snake. Z. Doubtful. Nallahemen. III, 13. Navigating. _Nallahemen_, to boat up the stream. K. Nallimetzin. IV, 29. At last to eat. _Nall_, that, at last; _mitzin_, to eat. Namenep. I, 20. Pleased. _Namen_, to know, understand. Namesaki. IV, 14. Fish land; _Namaes_, fish; _aki_, land. Namesik. I, 13. Fishes. _Namessall_, fishes. Zeis. _Gram._, p. 101. Namesuagipek. III, 12. Fish resort sea. _Namaes_, fish; _pek_, lake. Nanaboush. II, 8, 13. Nana-hare. See p. 130. Nantiné. I, 19. The fairies. _Naten_, to fetch. Z. Nantinewak. I, 18. Fairies also. Pl. form from _naten_, to fetch. Nekama. IV, 9, 10, 19. Him. Him, them. Nekohatami. IV, 35. Alone the first. _Netami_, the first. Nemassipi. IV, 49. Fish river. _Namaes_, fish; _sipi_, river. Nenachihat. V, 58. Watcher. _Nenachgistawachtin_, to listen to one another, to hear one. K. Hence _hearer_. Nentegowi. V, 16. The Nentegos. _Nentégo_ is the proper name of the Nanticokes, who inhabited the eastern shore of Maryland. See p. 22. Netamaki. I, 24. First land. _Netami_, first; _aki_, land. Netami. I, 12, 18, 19. The first. _Netami_, the first. Z. _Gram._, p. 108. Nguttichin. III, 16. All agreed. _'Nguttitehen_, to be of one heart and mind. Z. Nigoha. I, 18. Mother. _Ngahomes_, my mother. See Zeis. _Gram._, p. 100. Nihantowit. II, 4. Dead keeper. _'Nihillowet_, murderer (_nihillanowet_). See p. 102. Nihillanep. IV, 43. He killed. See p. 102. Nihillapewin. III, 11. Being free. _Nihillapewi_, free. Z. See p. 101. Nihillen. III, 15. To kill _or_ annihilate. _Nihilla_, I kill. Z. See p. 101. Nijini. I, 10, 19; II, 2. The Jins. _Nik_, these, those. K. _Nigani_, the first, the foremost. Z. See notes. Nillawi. III, 18. By night or in the dark. _Nipahwi_, by night. Z. Nipahum. I, 5. Moon. _Nipahump_, moon, _Min_. Nishawi. II, 3. Both, _Nischa_, two. Nitaton. IV, 11. To be able. To know how to do it. Z. Nitatonep. IV, 43. He was able. See above. Preterit. Nitisak. I, 16. Friends. _Nitis_, confidential friend. (Heck, p. 438.) Nitilowan. IV, 54. Friends of north. _Nitis_, and _lowan_, north. Nolandowak. IV, 49. Lazy they. _Nolhand_, lazy. K. Nolemiwi. I, 3. Invisible. Invisible. Z. Nungihillan. III, 10. By trembling. _Nungihillan_, to tremble. K. Nungiwi. IV, 64. Trembling he. See above. Okwewi. I, 18. Wives. _Ochquewak_, women. Z. Okwisapi. III, 19 With wives or women of man. _Ochque_, woman; _ape_, man. Oligonunk. IV, 29. Hollow mountain over. _Wahlo_, a cavern _or_ a hollow between hills. _Oley_, in Berks county, Pa., the name of a Moravian settlement, is from this root. Olini. III, 18. The men _or_ people. From root _ni_, p. 101. Olumapi. IV, 23. Bundler of written sticks. See p. 161. Onowutok. V, 12. Prophet. _Owoatan_, to know. K.