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Penobscot	English	POS
na	demonstrative	AN
nahákʷətehem	he stops, brakes, retards a canoe by pole in swift water,	OTI
nahátəkʷehsən	there is a wind blowing down the river.	II
nahihtəkʷáyi	downstream, down the river;	pc.
nahs	cardinal number three,	pc.
nahsáwemo	he dresses his feet, puts on his shoes and socks,	AI
nahsi-təpahkìwe	it is the third night,	II
nahtákʷαkʷəso	he crawls out of the water,	AI
nahtáleyo	1) he is silly, 2) he is feigning shyness to attract attention, he is coy,	AI
nahənάkαčo	he travels light, with a light pack.	AI
nahənάləyake	there is a light snow on the ground.	II
nahαməwí-kisohs	tenth month ~month of eels"	AN
nahάməwimin	false Solomon Seal berry, Solomon plume berry, ⟨sciname⟩(Vagnera racemosa (Linnaeus) Morong)⟨/sciname⟩,	INAN
naláhtəkʷehsən	there is a wind blowing up the river. INAN northeast wind,	II
naləmákʷətəhe	he (fish, person, etc.) swims or progresses upstream (under water)	AI/EA
namehsi-	fish	pren.
namehsi-ákʷαkʷəčakʷ	gurry, fish offal	INAN
namehsínoti	fish basket, creel,	INAN
naméhsαlo	tail of a fish,	INAN
naméhsαpo	fish soup, chowder,	INAN
nanáwahkhoso	he takes heart, rouses his courage, braces up, bucks up,	AI
nanehtαwe	he is dumb, unable to speak at all,	AI
napakéhkiməso	he learns quickly,	AI
napi-kʷələpítəhαso	he is fickle, changes his mind quickly,	AI
napí-kəloso	he speaks quickly,	AI
naskáhtehkam	he trips; he slips and falls in walking,	OTI
naskáhtehkam	he oversteps, oversteps the limit of his stride; he stumbles by overstepping,	OTI
naskástαkʷəso	he is out of hearing distance, his voice fades away,	AI
naskʷáhoso	he combs his own hair.	AI
naskάnαkʷat	it appears preponderant, immense, expansive, discouraging,	II
natáwi	seldom, not often, rarely	pc.
natóhəmahso	he sings for people who are dancing,	AI
natótəmesko	he begs by habit, (not from an inborn trait)	AI
natəyéləwahlakʷ	hunting knife,	INAN
natəyéləwahsəm	hunting dog,	AN
natəyéləwewəso	he hunted for himself, for his own sake, hunts for his own benefit,	AI
nawatáwiso	he gathers berries (fruits) along the way,	AI
nawatkémαkan	baggage, luggage, something travelled with	INAN
nawači-	on the way.	prev.
nawəčihptínewo	he holds his hand out (out in this direction)	AI
nàhste	it fits, it fits on;	II
nàləmi	upstream, towards the head of the river,	pc.
nàmehs	fish,	AN
nàmekʷ	lake trout, togue ⟨sciname⟩(Salvelinus namaycush Walbaum)⟨/sciname⟩	AN
nàtahk	(deictic _na-ahk_) that one there	AN
nàwəse	he (dog) follows (his master in a canoe) on the bank,	AI
náhi	downstream, toward the mouth of a river	pc.
náhihle	he goes, travels downstream,	AI
náhile	he goes down river,	AI
náhiso	the moon or sun goes down, declines toward the horizon, (but doesn't set).	AI
náhshote	he threads a needle for personal use,	AI
náhssewe	he dons, puts on clothing,	AI
náhssewe	he put on clothing, dons apparel,	AI
náhtanαs	1)	AN
nálahtəkʷe	northeastward, in a direction toward the source of the river	pc.
náləmakʷəte	he (fish, beaver, person, etc.) swims or progresses upstream (under water),	AI
náləmipəye	he paddles upstream,	AI
námihoso	he sees himself (as a reflection or image in water or a mirror, can be used figuratively).	AI
námihto	he is able to see (figuratively, mentally, or physically),	OTI
námihəwe	1) he witnesses, 2) he sees as a witness, 3) he sees other people, or things, [actual physical vision],	AI
nátawəhe	he scouts MISSING	AI MISSING
nátotəme	he begs, asks for something	AI
nátəyelo	he hunts (for game),	AI
náwatəwe	he sings for the war, or any dance,	AI
náwəčohse	1) he walks hither; 2) he approaches on foot, comes here (toward the speaker), 3) he walks this way	AI
náwəčəssin	he lies to this side of the front, to this side of an object or person in front,	AI
nehsawahkamíkewi	Indian of St. Francois de Sales,	AN
nehsawíhkhαsit	three spot (in cards)	† AN
nehséwαkan	breath [abstract sense]	INAN
nehspíhpαməkʷ	kinnikinnick, mixture of tobacco and red willow (osier), dry willow leaves, or powdered hemlock bark; sometimes dried su	INAN
nehsαsəkawíhkhαsit	eight spot (in cards),	† AN
nehsάwαlot	when he is avoided.	c. conj.
nehəmáyiye	turkey meat	INAN
nekawáhkamikʷ	sandy land, sandy place,	INAN
nekawíhtəkʷi	A Malecite [Maliseet] Indian from Tobique Point,	AN
nekawάmkimin	sand plum, sand cherry, ⟨sciname⟩(Prunus depressa Pursh)⟨/sciname⟩,	INAN
nekáwihtəkʷ	1) sandy river, 2) _PN_ Tobique River	INAN
nekáwαkam	Sandy Lake,	INAN
nekkα-	to a superaltive degree	prev.
nekkα-kαkάwohse	he walks as fast/quickly as he can/as possible; he walks his fastest, at the top of his bent,	AI
nekkάyi	1) from the start, from the beginning, 2) all along, all the time, 3) up to now	pc.
nekkάyitte	from the very start, from the very beginning	emp.pc.
nekʷhαtakihle	Red Crossbill,	AN
nekʷhαtákihle	Red Crossbill,	AN
nekʷskʷiháləkʷe	he/it floats under the ice.	AI/II
nekʷtawíhkhαsit	one spot, ace (in cards)	† AN
nekάniyehs	an old thing, something old,	INAN
nemáhkənake	it is an island of elevated land, an island with a plateau	II
nemətάməssəwαkam	Gardner's Lake (in Machias township)	_PN_
nemαkkáyi	toward the elevation of the hill, towards the rise of the hill, bank.	pc.
nenáweləke	he takes care (of someone),	AI
nenáwelətam	he takes care of property, he has the custody of things,	OTI
nenémihkəčəss	spotted sandpiper ⟨sciname⟩(Actitis macularia L.)⟨/sciname⟩,	AN
nenəkαmátihətin	there is a race, a competitive contest (foot race, canoe, swimming etc.)	SII
nenəkαmhótihətin	there is a race on the water (canoe, diving, swimming, raft, or any means on water)	SII
nenəkάmhəwe	he races on the water (canoe, swimming, etc.)	AI
nèhe	now, well now, come on! Come now!	interj.
nèhtəkʷ	point or peninsula on a river (either on a island or at a confluence of two stream),	INAN
nèhtəkʷe	it, there is a point on a river,	II
nèhəme	turkey ⟨sciname⟩(Mileagris gallopavo L.)⟨/sciname⟩,	AN
nèke	he, she,	AN Pronominal
nèke	1) then (in the past), 2) at that time, at a former time, 3) that which once was,	INAN
nèkəmaka	[focusing] he, she, himself, herself	AN
néhtəkʷihke	there are many points on the river, points abound.	AI
nékohse	;he walks ;under, beneath,	AI
nékəmapa	he, she, for his part, in his case, if he should, as for him	AN
nékəmαpa	they, for their part, in their case, if they should, as for them	AN
nékəmαste	they too, also;	AN
nékʷahte	it lies underneath; it is placed under	II
nékʷhαtakʷe	red crossbill, ⟨sciname⟩(Loxia curvirostra Brehm)⟨/sciname⟩,	AN
nékʷəčippok	the winter after this one.	INAN
nékʷαpo	he peers, looks, underneath something,	AI
némahki	a plateau, butte, elevated land,	INAN
némahkiyo	1) it is an elevation of the land, 2) there is a plateau, butte.	II
némahkənak	Mahockanock Island, [in Penobscot River, near South Lincoln, Penobscot Co. Me.],	_PN_
némahkənakʷ	island with vertically rising ground,	INAN
nénhohse	he walks to a strange, unusual, peculiar place,	AI
nétotəmαt	a beggar, one who begs.	AN
nhànol	there are three of them;	II
ni	INAN that, that one	pron.
ni	1) then; 2) there	pc.
ni	1) then; 2) there; 3) it; 4) that, the (within-the-discourse)	INAN
ni àkʷa ni	it is said (form used in narrative)	pc.
ni àkʷatte ni	at once	emp.
nihkahsawáhətike	he extinguishes, he is (the) one who extinguishes fire;	AI
nihkekálohke	he works all day long;	AI
nihkαni-	the foremost; the best	prev.
nihkαnkéwolakʷ	bow of canoe
nihkαnohsátike	he rules, reigns;	AI
nihkάnohse	he walks in advance, he goes on ahead;	AI
nihlαči-	free, with restriction, interference or assistance, of his or it's own accord	prev.
nihlαči-kəloso	he speaks freely, without restriction;	AI
nihlαči-kʷakʷə́mahle	he runs freely, as he wants to;	AI
nihlάčihle	he/it moves freely, without restriction;	AI/II
nihtαwi-	know how, be expert, able, skillful, adept	prev.
nihtαwi-aménαkke	he is a good wrestler; he knows how to wrestle;	AI
nihəlάči	spontaneously, of its own accord (used only with INAN subjects or II verbs);	pc.
nikáwəssəke	from my mother, toward my mother's place.	direc. loc.
nikənə́pehte	the water is warmed to a tepid temperature	II
nikənə́pekat	the water is naturally in a tepid state, the water is tepid, lukewarm	II
nikətawáskote	it is a branched Y-shaped, field, plain, prairie	II
nikətawáskote	it is a branched, Y-shaped field, plain, prairie	II
nikətawάləwehso	common arctic tern ⟨sciname⟩(Sterna hirúndo L.)⟨/sciname⟩,	AN
nikətáweyəss	forked outlet, forked embouchure, _PN_ Nicatous	INAN
nikətáweyəss	1) forked outlet or embouchure, 2) _PN_ Nicatous Lake (in Hannock County, Me.)	INAN
nikətáweyəss	Nicatous Lake (	_PN_
nikətáwihtəkʷe	the river forks, there is a fork in the river	II
nikətáwiko	he forks, divides	AI
nikətáwtəkʷe	it is a forked river, the river branches, forks	II
nikətáwαkame	it is a branched, forked lake	II
nikəčahkámike	it is rough, uneven land	II
nikəčαpitétotam	he makes a slow or long whining snarl (with noise);	OTI
nikəčαpítewo	he snarls (without noise);	AI
nikəčαwəyákihle	he bristles, his hair stands on end;	AI
nikəčάləyake	it is rough, uneven snow (on ground)	II
nimatamikαpáwo	it stands upright.	II
nipáhkeno	he travels by night,	AI
nipskαtéwαkan	improper or obscene speech	INAN
nipəní-kskahsən	summer and west wind, southwest wind.	INAN
nipα-	at, by night	prev.
nipαmóhkαkan	lamprey weir, device for catching lampreys,	INAN
nipά-tkahsəmo	he bathes at night,	AI
nipάlohke	he works at night,	AI
nipάlαte	there, it is a night;there is a night rain.	II
nipάlαte	there, it is a night; there is a night rain.	II
nipάwaskat	there is a dewy state, condition.	II
nipάyi	by night, nightly	pc.
nis	cardinal numeral two;	pc.
nisahkʷihátαkan	two inches, two lengths of the distal phalanx of the thumb, [	INAN
nisahkʷiləčáyi	at/by/for in two fingerbreadths.	pc.
nisahkʷiləčáyi-kske	it/measures two fingerbreadths.	II
nisáhkʷənaso	he/it is/measures two yards/two arm lengths (measured from the nose to the extent of the tip of the hand of the outstret	AI/II
nisáyikane	two fathoms (arms outstretched) twice, twelve feet.
nisi-katənəwáyi	two years ago	pc. compd.
nisi-kátənehle	it will last two years.	II
nisi-kʷakʷə́mahlαk	they (humans or two-legged animals) run, two abreast; trot side by side,	AI
nisi-mákʷiləče	he has two swollen fingers,	AI
nisi-nspáskosin	he is doubled armed [i.e. with a long knife or pistol inserted on the outside surface of the legging],	AI
nisi-péčihlak	they came, arrived two at a time two by two,	AI
nisinske kèhsənol	they are twenty.	II
nisinske-kehsάm*ahki	cardinal numeral 20,000	CARDINAL NUMERAL
nisíhkəčehte	he sees with both eyes; he looks, uses both eyes,	AI
nisítəkʷapo	he kneels (sits with both hand knees bent),	AI
nisítəpahkiwik	the second night	part.
nisítəpakke	on the second night	pc.
nisohkαwátəwak	[	AI
nisokənáhki	two days ago	pc.
nisonəmíkəsənol	they are two pair of inanimate objects.	II
nisonəmíkəsəwak	they are two pair of animate objects.	AI
nisòhsαləkʷat	it is two miles.	II
nisóhsəmine	let us drink together,	AI
nisókənakke	the second day, on the second day	pc.
nisókəni	two days	pc.
nisənóhso	there are two ways, two chances	II
nisəta elάmemək	two steps or paces in measuring distance (from heel to toe of opposite foot)	INAN
nisə̀lehčhα	I indicate my disbelief of him (by stroking his hair down)	TA
nisαlákəsse	he has two ears,	AI
nisαméhtehsin	he doubled his pace,	AI
nisαnkáwəsəwak	they are twelve	AI
nittewípi	to the exclusion of other things,	pc.
nitteč	that will be	pc.
niwahkámike	it is a dry land, it is an arid country.	II
ničíkαmo	he gains weight, he is putting on fat;	AI
nìka	that one	pc.
nìka àkʷa ni	So then	pc.
nìka, nə̀ka	so then, thereupon, forthwith, accordingly, so indeed	pc.
nìka, nə̀ka	so then, thereupon, forthwith, accordingly	pc.
nìkahk, nə̀kahk	in fact, indeed, so then indeed, so that is it, accordingly	deictic pc.
nìsənol	there are two, they are two,	II
nìsəwak	they are two	AI
nìtahk	only that one	pc.
nìtal OR nitáli	approximately at that place, at the place	pc.
níhkαni	at the bow (of canoe);	pc.
níhkαnke	he paddles or attends the bow (of canoe);	AI
níkəčαləkʷe	it is rough ice, uneven ice	II
níme	he takes his lunch along, takes food on a journey,	AI
nímαkan	striking stone, hammerstone,	INAN
nímαwan	lunch, travelling provisions, small amount of food taken along,	INAN
nímαwan	lunch, travelling provisions, small amount of food taken along,	INAN
nípawe	he gets married,	AI
nípαlαn	it rains in the night, there is a night rain.	II
nípαme	he fishes at night,	AI
nípαmo	lamprey ⟨sciname⟩(Petromyzon marinus L.)⟨/sciname⟩,	AN
nípαmo	lamprey ⟨sciname⟩(Petromyzon marinus L.)⟨/sciname⟩,	AN
nípαsse	he walks, travels by night,	AI
nípαwask	dew,	INAN
nípαwe	Nipmuck (person or tribe),	AN
nísi-katən nèhlot	He was killed two years ago.
nísikatən	it is two years.	II
nísinske	cardinal numeral twenty, two hands	CARDINAL NUMERAL
nísippon	two winters,
nísohkamok	they go in a canoe,	OTI
nísohkawe	he/she has two mates/spouses, wives,	AI
nísokak	they (two) dance together,	AI
nísolakʷak	the occupants of two canoes, those who employ two canoes.	AN
nísolam	he turns up two [Indian bowl and dice game],	AI
nísolawe	he turns up two dice, [having a better throw than opponent in Indian bowl and dice game],	AI
nísənahsəwak	they haul together, they two haul, haul in pair	AI
nísαnkaw	cardinal numeral twelve	CARDINAL NUMERAL
níwahkʷəso	he is dry (tree)	reflex.
níweskʷ	1) dried seed used for planting, 2) essence of life, 3) spirit,	AN
níwihle	he/it becomes dry.	AI/II
níwikən	it is dry.	II
níwəkisəkat	it is a dry day.	II
níwətone	he has a dry mouth, his mouth is dry,	AI
níwαkʷate	it is cooked dry.	AI
nkahsawáhətαso	it is (fire) is put out (stamping, smothered etc.)	II
nkahsawehtéstawα	it is being extinguished rapidly for him.	TA
nkahsawekəpαwátahso	1) he extinguishes the fire by applying water, 2) he throws water on the fire;	AI
nkahsawekəpαwátahso	he extinguishes fire(s) by splashing or throwing water,	AI
nkahsawékəpαwe	it is put out (by rain, water).	II
nkahsáwehle	it is extinguished, it goes out slowly (on its own accord)	II
nkáhsawe	it is extinguished, the fire goes out (light, fire, embers)	II
nkáhsawe	the fire goes out, it is extinguished (fire, embers)	II
nkáhsawe	it is extinguished (light, fire).	II
nkèki	all day long, all of one day	pc.
nkékahəye	he plays all day,	AI
nkihkάnhatəwak	they have all died, are completely (entirely) dead, are all gone,	AI
nkìhle	he 1) he sun, moon sets, 2) he goes into the darkness,	AI
nkíhlαtok	the direction where the sun sets, west	pc. loc.
nkə̀pehle	it is inundated, vanished in water, sunken out of sight (as a small island),	II
nlə̀wak	they are three, there are three of them;	AI
nlə̀wi	thirdly	pc.
nohkaskəméhstike	he melts things, liquifies (something),	AI
nohkaskə́meso	he (ice) thaws by heat, heat of sun.	AI
nohkaskə́mete	it (piece of fat) thaws by the heat of fire, sun.	II
nohkatamάweyi	pre-chewed morsel of food, [chewed by Penobscot mothers and fed to toothless babies],	INAN
nohkákithame	he soaks things to soften them for himself, for use,	AI
nohkáskəmehle	he/it melts,	AI/II
nohkátαmo	he chews something (to make it) soft,	AI
nohkhámənəsso	bittern ⟨sciname⟩(Botaurus lentiginosus Montag)⟨/sciname⟩	AN
nohkíhtαkʷat	1) it is a soft sound, 2) it is a barely audible sound,	II
nohkkáhikan	grubbing hoe, mattock,	INAN
nohkə́skahəso	his knees buckle under him, he is temporarily paralyzed,	AI
nohkə́skehle	he has temporary paralytic seizures of the knees,	AI
nohkαmkíhaso	it caves in, collapses (house only).	II
nohkάləyake	it/there is a soft snow, drifted on the ground.	II
nohpewsewíno	he is a warrior (on land),	AI
nohsawi-pónαwe	he follows a trap line,	AI
nohsohtéhkαso	it is followed (the second wedding dance which gives the groom full right to his bride).	II
nohsαwάpačo	he follows along hanging on,	AI
nohsάwətihkame	he follows a path,	AI
nokawélətamən	I forget it momentarily, I allowed it to slip from my mind.	TI
nokáweləmα	I forget him (momentarily), I allow him to slip from my mind	TA
nokíhkαlα	I bark at him,	TA
nokəčákhikan	hash, mash,	INAN
nolanéhkewα	I make a bed for him	TA
nolánehkhα	I make a bed for him (when he is in it)	TA
noláwenα	I stoke his hair,	TA
nolewátonal	I place them in order, lay them out one-by-one;	TI
nolélətamən	I am pleased, delighted with it	TI
noli-kehsohənáhkiwik	nine days from now; until nine days hence.	II
noli-kéhsahtəkʷe	cardinal numeral 900	pc.
noli-kísαpemα	I have him in my debt, he will do anything for me as a favor	TA
noli-təpákənehəmən	I read it to a tee, correctly, precisely	TI
noli-wewélətamən	I know it well, am sure of it, certain of it, have good knowledge of it	TI
noli-wewítəhαtamən	I remember it well	TI
noli-wisəwánkewα	1) I give him a good name, 2) I talk in his behalf, in his favor	TA
noli-číksətawα	I obey him	TA
noli-αsítemα	I answer him courteously/with respect	TA
nolihátawα	I prepare it or him for him	TI
noliláwemα	I cheer him up, give him good companay	TA
nolimáhtehkhα	I perfume him	TA
nolimohsαčin	I like it	TI
nolitəhάsihkhα	I make him happy,	TA
nolitəhάskawα	I make him glad by my presence	TA
nolitəhάskαkon	it pleases me, makes me glad	TA
noličəwehtáhsəwewα	I set a table for him	TA
nolí-mičin	I eat it well, properly,	TI
nolí-ponα	I place him in order	TA
nolí-təpihlα	I make up with him, resume my relationship with him	TA
nolí-təpinamən	I take good care of it, I run, operate it, inspect it well, check it over well, scrutinize it	TI
nolítəhαmα	I think well of him, I agree with him	TA
nolítəhαtamən	I think well of it, I agree with it	TI
nolíwənihkα	I thank him,	TA
nolkayímahso	he smells like a deer, has the odor of a deer.	AI
nolkayíminosi	nannyberry, wild raisin tree,	AN
nolkáyimin	nanny berry,	AN
nolkáyiye	deer meat, venison;	INAN
nolkáyəwihke	deer fat	INAN
noləmahkʷémihke	it is softwood, tree country, land of conifer woods, `dark country'.	II
noləmahtəkʷepəye	he paddles against the wind,	AI
noləmahəméwαkan	barter dance game and ceremony	INAN
noləmi-		prev.
noləmi-pάkʷahsən	the moon shines with decreased intensity; there is dim moonlight, pale moonlight.	II
noləmihptínetčo	his hand(s) is (are) frostbitten,	AI
noləmíhkənike	he gropes by hand,	AI
noləmə́lαmsən	the wind lets up, diminishes.	II
noləmαlakə́ssetčo	his ear(s) is (are) frostbitten, or	AI
noləmάkʷahte	it is a light or thin snow, there is light snow on the ground.	II
noləmάləyake	there is a diminished drift of snow, it is low or light drifted snow (on the ground).	II
nolαkəskámawα	I weave, fill snowshoes carefully for him	TA
nolαkəskámawα	I weave (fill) snowshoes carefully for him	TA
nolαkə́skawα	I bend him carefully (my snowshoe bow);	TA
nolαmétəhαtamən	I trust it, I believe in it (as reliability of an omen or sign)	TI
nolαmsətáwehkhα	I persuade him, make him believe me	TA
nolαpékhamən	I wind it (clock or watch), I take it in, wind it up (clothesline)	TI
nolαpíhkαmα	I make a good bundle or pack out of him	TA
nolάmihton	I agree with it	TI
nolάmihα	I agree with him	TA
nolάməhα	I convince him, tell him the truth, persuade him	TA
nolάməhα	I persuade him, convince him, make him acknowledge the truth,	TA
nolάməwenα	I pet, pat, stroke him (as a child or dog)	TA
nolάnsətamən	I believe so, believe it is true	TI
nolάpamα	I see him plainly,	TA
nolάpemα	I derive, receive good benefit from him	TA
nolάpetamən	I have a good benefit, payment from it	TI
nolάsəweləmα	I am grateful to him, pleased with him,	TA
nolάsəwihα	I please him make him happy,	TA
nolάčihtamən	I get ready for it	TI
nolάčihtawα	I get ready for him	TA
noničάnkəhα	I make him my child	TA
nonəmάnkəhα	I make him my son, I adopt him as my son	TA
nopétəhαso	he frets, fusses about not having his way,	AI
nosikelətáməwewα	I feel sorry for him, pity him	TA
nosikilawéhkawα	I abuse his feelings	TA
nosikilawéhkαkon	it bothers, abuses my feeling, I take it to heart	TA
nosikiláwemα	I abuse his feelings by words, by my speech	TA
nosikiláwəhα	I abuse his mind	TA
nosikitəhαsíhkαkon	it bothers, abuses my thinking	TA
nosikitəhάsihkhα	I grieve because of him, I grieve on his account	TA
nosikítəhαmawα	I am sad for him	TA
nosikάwəsihkhα	I make him suffer	TA
nosíhtakʷton	I unsheath it (a knife),	TI
nosíkihton	I abuse it, mistreat it	TI
noski-	in addition, on top of it all.	prev.
noskitápihtamən	I sit on top of it	TI
noskitápihtawα	I sit on top of him	TA
noskítakʷin	I use it for my cover, for my top cover (as a heavy bear skin in cold weather),	TI
noskóhtehkamən	I run up on it without warning, by surprise	TI
noskówihαwe	he surprises people,	AI
nospάsihtawα	I stay awake to take care of him [sick person]	TA
nossakiláwəhα	I make him extremely angry	TA
nossakítəhαmα	I esteem him, think a lot of him, love him, have an intense passionate desire for him	TA
nossakítəhαmα	I love him very much	TA
nossakítəhαtamən	I love it very much	TI
nossakítəhαtamən	1) I love it, 2) I have an intense passionate desire for it	TI
nossákihα	I hurt him, cause him pain, inflict suffering on him	TA
nosαmi-tásimα	I talk about him too much, talks about him too much, talks too much of, with him;	TA
nosαmətónkewα	I talk too much for him, in his behalf	TA
nosαmαtóhkewα	I tell him too much, more than he should know	TA
nosαmαtóhkαtamən	I exaggerate it	TI
nosάpatamən	I see it	TI
notahlákohke	he works with metal; he is a metalworker,	AI
notahpskáhike	he is the one who does beading, he is a beader,	AI
notalanə́shike	he is a worker with a chisel,	AI
notamekʷahsəwíno	he is an expert spearer of fish,	AI
notamekʷáhsoti	fish-spear, or any implement used to catch fish,	INAN
notamékʷahso	he procures fish, obtains fish,	AI
notawαwαtəwéhtawα	I speak Ottawa to him	TA
notayí-nehse	he breathes too soon, he breathes short of the mark,	AI
notáhpskənike	he works with rocks as an occupation, is a steady rock worker, is a mason,	AI
notáhsamα	he is underfed, he is given a deficient amount of food.	TA
notáhsano	he loses his strength, weakens,	AI
notákənawe	he is a regular or a professional dealer, he is a distributor,	AI
notámalso	he is worse (in his illness),	AI
notámihton	I hinder it, I bother it	TI
notehptínewo	he puts his hand out of enclosure (as a window, door, or hole),	AI
notepékαpawo	he walks hesitantly out from the shore, into the water,	AI
notéhike	he shoots out (as from a wigwam),	AI
notélətamən	I am sorry for it, because of it	TI
nothótahso	he does ferrying,	AI
notkésαwe	he is a plowman,	AI
notósihkhα	I make her my daughter	TA
notαkáwehsən	1) the tide ebbs, goes out, 2) there is an outflow of water.	II
notαkʷəso	he is heard, is audible,	AI
notαmékʷahso	he spears for fish.	AI
notαtəhάsəwino	his mind is slowed up, he is mentally retarded.	AI
notάmelko	he steps out (of doors, out of a canoe),	AI
notάmkənəwit	~Under Water Being"	AN
notάnkohle	he is a seller by occupation; his profession is a trader, salesman,	AI
notάpatamən	I look at it from there, from this point;	TI
notάpehsən	there is an outflow of water.	II
notάtəhαso	he is disappointed, dissatisfied,	AI
noči-	by profession, occupation	prev.
noči-ketάčkʷimα	I pull him out from there;	TA
noči-kʷakʷə́mahle	he is a regular runner, a professional runner,	AI
noči-mə́sənəmən	I get it, obtain it from there;	TI
nočihčíhkewα	1) I serve as sternman for him, 2) I serve as a subchief for him;	TA
nočíhttahso	he does sharpening, he is a person who does sharpening,	AI
nočkáwənəmən	I hand it over,	TI
nočə́ssənamα	I share my pipe with him, give him a smoke;	TA
nòlke	deer,	AN
nònon	nipple (m. and f.),	AN
nòse	(usually f. animal) she suckles her young,	AI
nòtam	he hears,	OTI
nóhkamekʷ	codfish, Atlantic cod ⟨sciname⟩(Gadus morrhua L.)⟨/sciname⟩,	AN
nóhkələkʷihle	the ice melts, softens.	II
nóhkαkʷaso	he is cooked soft, tender.	AI
nóhlihke	he suckles,	AI
nóhsoham	he follows in a boat, canoe,	OTI
nóhsohkam	he follows,	OTI
nóhsohkame	he follows someone (on foot),	AI
nóhsohtəkʷe	he follows/travels on the course of the river,	AI
nóhtekəpi	1) cambium, 2) thin inner bark of basswood tree in upper trunk and limbs where there is no bast,	AN
nókilα	I (dog) bark at him,	TA
nóleləmα	I am pleased, delighted with him	TA
nólewalαk	I place them in order, lay them out one-by-one,	TA
nólihalα	I prepare him, fix him, give relief to him, allay him, assuage him, benefit him, I like his ways, am used to his ways, a	TA
nólihaton	I prepare it, fix it, make it good, well	TI
nólihton	I repair, fix it (after being broken or damaged), clean it	TI
nólihα	I treat him well, repair, fix, use him well, make him well, am kind to him, good to him, clean him (baby)	TA
nólinawα	1) I like his looks, 2) I like his behavior, 3) I approve of him	TA
nólkahsəm	deer hunting dog,	AN
nólkahəči	deer dung, excrement,	INAN
nólkamən	I have a good fit of it, it fits me (clothing),	TI
nólkawα	I have a good fit of him; he fits me (clothing),	TA
nólkekke	1) he hunts deer, goes for deer, 2) he goes deer hunting,	AI
nólkewe	deerskin (with hair on),	AN
nólohlα	I put, place him in his proper place	TA
nóləlohəmən	I speak well of it	TI
nólələhα	I speak well of him	TA
nóləmahkʷem	softwood tree,	AN
nóləmi-psαn	there is a light snow, it snows with diminished intensity.	II
nóləməlαn	there is a light rain, it rains with diminished intensity.	II
nóləməlαn	there is a light rain, drizzle, it rains slightly.	II
nónαtam	He (young animal only), suckles (at the teat of its mother);	OTI
nósayo	she supplies milk, nurses a baby, suckles,	AI
nóskahkʷəle	the odor, emanation (of him, it) increases in intensity.	AI/II
nóski-psαn	there is an additional or repeated snow fall (on top of another).	II
nóskihalα	I thaw him out, thaw out	TA
nóskiwəte	it (water, soup) boils up and down.	II
nósαkan	breast, teat, (f. and m.)	AN
nósαpamα	I see him	TA
nótahkʷamo	he/it spurts,	AI/II
nótahəso	he gets himself out, he escapes,	AI
nótaməhα	I smoke my (pipe) him;	TA
nótatayo	he is a regular or steady visitor, a visitor by,	AI
nóteləmα	I am sorry for him	TA
nótesse	he goes out of doors,	AI
nótkəmαlα	I pick lice from him, I delouse him also	TA
nótənəmən	I get it, secure it from there	TI
nótαpamα	I look at him from there, from this point	TA
nótαpo	he looks out, (from something, house, etc.),	AI
nótαpəye	he falls short on paddling to the intended destination,	AI
nóčihton	I make/create it from this	TI
nóčihα	I make/create him from this/that/something	TA
nóčάnəmən	I have it	TI
nsahkʷihátαke	it is/measures three inches (measured by three lengths of the distal phalanx of the thumb), [often used in muskrat tail	II
nsahkʷiləčáyi	at/by/for/in three fingerbreadths	pc.
nsahkʷiləčáyi-kske	it is/measures three fingerbreadths.	II
nsawahkámike	it is a centrallly located place or area, or land,	II
nsawátapskek	_PN_ the rock centrally placed (place at Hampden, six miles below Bangor, where Sourdabscook stream flows into Penobscot	loc.
nsawi-	between	prev.
nsawi-péčihle	He came between times [or between two places]
nsawάlakikʷ	eyelid,	INAN
nsáhkʷənaso	he/it is/measures three yards/three arm's lengths (measured from the nose to the extent of the tip of the hand of the ou	AI/II
nsáwαkan	bald eagle, ⟨sciname⟩(Haliaeetus leucocephalus L.)⟨/sciname⟩,	AN
nsáyikane	it is three fathoms, there are three fathoms.	II
nsèhkʷakʷ	knife,	INAN
nsèhtakʷ	Indian hemp fiber, (made by rolling threads from stems of ⟨sciname⟩(Apocynum hypexcifoluim Aiton)⟨/sciname⟩,	AN
nsékʷehəme	he boxes, fisticuffs,	AI
nsi-kátəne	he is three years old,	AI
nsinskékəsəwak	they are thirty	AI
nsitakʷámolα	I stick him on.	TA
nsitakʷámoton	I stick it on, attach it.	TI
nsìppon	three winters
nsíčikʷamən	I sew it on together.	TI
nskalαpítewo	he shows his teeth in anger, rage,	AI
nskapikʷéhtəhα	I strike him on the face or cheek	TA
nskὰwe	he greets, is greeting.	AI
nskάnαkʷat	it appears to be in a state of confusion, disorder	II
nskάnαkʷəso	he appears to be causing a disorder, disruption, he is in a state disorder, disruption,	AI
nskάwehe	he sings and dances the council dance (sung at election of chief or governor, also when going to war),	AI
nsonəmíkəsənol	there are three pair of inanimate objects.	II
nsonəmíkəsəwak	there are three pair of animate objects.	AI
nsòlawe	he turns up three [winning over opponent in Indian bowl and dice game],	AI
nsókənakke	the third day, on the third day.	pc.
nspáhikan	weight, anything used to hold or weigh something down with,	INAN
nspáskosin OR nəspáskosin	he is armed, has a weapon with him;	AI
nspáskoso OR nəspáskoso	he takes a weapon with him;	AI
nspátike	he does tasting, tastes things in cooling, is a taster,	AI
nspi	besides, aside, at the same time, simultaneously, together (on the other hand)	pc.
nspì-psαn	it rains and snows simultaneously,	II
nspə̀kʷsin	1) he dreams of someone or something, 2) he dreams with it or him (an object or person),	AI
nspάskosin	he greets someone with a gift,	AI
nsč̀kαkʷ	skunk, ⟨sciname⟩(Mephitis mephitis)⟨/sciname⟩,	AN
nsəkαkʷátekən	skunk skin (with fur off),	INAN
nsəkάkʷohke	he hunts skunks	AI
nsəskʷ	Indian hemp, hemp dogbane,	INAN
nsəwáyi	in the middle, midway	pc.
nsə̀ta	adverbial number thrice, three times	pc.
nsὰnkaw	cardinal number thirteen,	pc.
nsὰpakʷ	lambkill, laurel ⟨sciname⟩(Kalmia latifolis L.)⟨/sciname⟩, ~dangerous leaf",	INAN
nsὰpαn	porridge, gruel, corn meal, corn mush,	INAN
nsὰsək	cardinal numeral eight.	pc.
nsάpanohs	Old corn porridge	pers. N.
nsάwαtam	he is careful,	OTI
ntàme	he kills, slays game for himself,	TA
ntàmka	[ordinal number of place or position] the first (in a series),	pc.
ntàmke	first, for the first time,	pc.
ntònα	he is accepted in marriage (his wampum is accepted),	AI
ntαwáhtolo	he is an expert builder of watercraft,	inl., AI
ntαwátəyelo	he is a skilled hunter, he knows how to hunt,	AI
ntαwíhpənaso	he knows how to fight, is a capable fighter,	AI
ntαwítəhαso	he is crafty, sly, artful,	AI
ntὰso	it is killed,	II
ntὰwe	he knows how to speak, is a good speaker,	AI
ntὰwəwe	he knows how to talk; he is a skilled speaker,	AI
ntάskawe	he keeps people company;	AI
ntάwinto	he is a good singer,	AI
ntάwətonke	he knows how to talk well; he is a good conversationalist,	AI
nəkahsihtánəhα	I wipe his nose	TA
nəkahsipəkʷíkʷəhα	I wipe his tears away	TA
nəkahsíkʷenα	I wipe his face, eyes, with my hand	TA
nəkahsíkʷəhα	I wipe his eye(s), face (with an instrument)	TA
nəkahsətónəhα	I wipe (off) his mouth	TA
nəkahsαlakíkʷəhα	I wipe his eyes	TA
nəkathowe	he wins (in a race or contest), he won, beats people,	AI
nəkati-nsékʷəhα	I am going to hit him with my fist.	TA
nəkati-nəkihkáhtəhα	I am going to kill him, wipe him out,	TA
nəkatí-mičin	I am going to eat it.	TI
nəkatónaton	1) I am after it, I hunt it, 2) I prey on (upon) it, 3) I hunt it down, 4) I remove pluck, pick it,	TI
nəkatónαtamən	I hunt it (berry, flower, leaf, etc.); I pluck it off, tear it free.	TI
nəkawikkάləsihtawα	I pretend to him that I'm asleep.	TA
nəkàwhα	1) I fell him [person, tree], 2) I knock him down/over, 3) I cause him to fall.	TA
nəkáhshamən	I erase it, I rub it off (with an instrument or tool)	TI
nəkáti-nlα	I am going to kill him,	TA
nəkátohpα	1) I crave to eat him; 2) I hunger for him.	TA
nəkátohtamən	I want to eat it, I hunger for it, I crave to eat it.	TI
nəkátonalα, nəkatőnalα	1) I am after him, I hunt him (animal), 2) I hunt him down (human, if intent is to kill him), 3) I prey upon him, 4) I r	TA
nəkáwolα	I put him to sleep,	TA
nəkáčihke	1) he does adapting, adjusting, 2) he is the one who makes adjustments,	AI
nəkehté-kəlolα	I interrupt him,	TA
nəkespi-kʷə́sihalα	I swallow him by mistake, (by misidentification, thinking him to be something else)	TI
nəketakʷásəpahəlα	I dip him out with a net	TA
nəketakʷásəpahəton	I dip it out by net	TI
nəketakʷásəpehəmən	I remove it from the liquid (by tool, instrument).	TI
nəketakʷásəpehα	I remove him from liquid piece by piece.	TA
nəketakʷásəpenəmən	I remove it from the water (by hand)	TI
nəketakʷásəpenəmən	I dip it out by hand	TI
nəketakʷásəpenα	I remove him from the water (by hand),	TA
nəketakʷásəpenα	I dip him out by hand	TA
nəketawémhotəlα	I undress his feet, I take off his shoes and socks,	TA
nəketáhkewα	I remove from him.	TA
nəketásəhamən	I skim it from the water.	TI
nəketásəhα	I skim him from the water.	TA
nəketsákənəmən	I remove it from a trap.	TI
nəketəlákəsenα	I remove his entrails, bowels,	TA
nəketαlakə́ssesα	I cut his ears off (with a knife).	TA
nəketαlakə́ssəhα	I remove his ears.	TA
nəketαləyákenəmən	I remove it from the snow (by hand)	TI
nəketαləyákhamən	I remove snow from it, I uncover it from snow	TI
nəketαpítephα	I pull his tooth, teeth.	TA
nəketάlkαlα	I dig him out/up.	TA
nəketάlkαtamən	I dig it out/up.	TI
nəketάləyakenα	I remove him from theh snow (by hand)	TA
nəketάləyakhα	I uncover him from the snow.	TA
nəketάpenəmən	I scratch it off (by hand)	TI
nəkètənα	I remove him (by hand, as a shoe, bug, mosquito),	TA
nəkétsakənα	I remove him (animal) from a trap,	TA
nəkéttehəmən	I knock it off.	TI
nəkéttəhα	I knock him off (from something)	TA
nəkétənəmən	I remove it by hand.	TI
nəkéčihalα	I remove him (from a restraining agent or entrapment,	TA
nəkéčihaton	I remove it (from a restraining agent or entrapment)	TI
nəkéčikʷawα	I dislodge him,	TA
nəkihkahsátαso	the fire is extinguished, put out.	II
nəkihkahtáhike	he exterminates, kills off,	AI
nəkihkáčkamən	I walk very close to it, walk close to its edge.	TI
nəkihkáčkawα	I crowd him, push him against something,	TA
nəkihkə́skʷenα	I take him by the collar, the scruff of the neck.	TA
nəkihkά-wəlikən OR nəkkά-wəlikən	It is entirely good, all good
nəkihpakékəsəmən	I slice it thick	TI
nəkihpóhsehkhα	I cause him to walk into the woods	TA
nəkihpótehkhα	I make him move his residence inland, into the woods, away from the water	TA
nəkihtahkámihalα	I place a morsel of food in his mouth	TA
nəkihčihtami-psánəpalα	I fill him with liquid to the brim	TA
nəkihčihtami-psánəpaton	I fill it with liquid to the brim	TI
nəkikiməhʷάlkαlα	I secretly commit acts against him, I retaliate in a guarded or stealthy way against him.	TA
nəkikímsətawα	I eavesdrop on him,	TA
nəkikíməhʷαlα	I whisper to him.	TA
nəkikíməhʷαtαkʷ	he backbites me, he talks secretly to injure me.	TA
nəkikímαpamα	I take a sly look at him, sneak a glance at him.	TA
nəkikíčiphα	I hurt him when I grab him, hurt him by grabbing him.	TA
nəkinalakikʷéwəwewα	I open my eyes wide for him.	TA
nəkiniláwemα	1) I allay his fears; 2) I calm, pacify him, 3) I encourage him.	TA
nəkinαtóhkαlα	I praise him in my talk, narration.	TA
nəkinαtóhkαtamən	I praise it	TI
nəkipákʷsαlα	I down him with difficulty, (push him, push him down),	TA
nəkipákʷsαtamən	I force/wrestle it down.	TI
nəkisápesα	I warmed him, I finished warming him,	TA
nəkisélətamən	1) I permitted it, acquiesced in it, 2) I let it go, sold it	TI
nəkishamáhsəwewα	I make plans for him	TA
nəkisi-námihα	1) I did see him, 2) I can see him	TA
nəkisi-nohkαmkíhpoton	I finished harrowing it	TI
nəkisi-ntámolα	I finish killing him,	TA
nəkisi-spíkʷihaton	I finished putting it up.	TI
nəkisi-wəlewalαk	I have placed them in order, laid them out one by one.	TA
nəkisihátawαn	1) I succeeded with him about it, 2) I compelled, forced him;	TA
nəkisiphəhʷαléhkholα	I freed him from his predicament	TA
nəkisiphə́hʷαlα	I escaped from him;	TA
nəkisiphə́hʷαmα	I escaped from him, I evaded him (his attempt to kill me);	TA
nəkisiphə́hʷαtamən	I escaped from it.	TI
nəkisiphə́kʷαlα	I chased him (person only)	TA
nəkisí-polα	I escaped him (from his entrapment)	TA
nəkisí-pəmα	1) I can shoot an arrow at him, 2) I did shoot an arrow at him	TA
nəkisíhtawαn	I made it for him, I finished making it for him	TA
nəkisíkkewα	I built a house for him, finished his house	TA
nəkisítəhαmα	1) I conceived him, formed a conception of him; 2) I created him in my mind.	TA
nəkiskíhkαlα	I finished planting him (a tree),	TA
nəkiskíhkαmα	I finished planting him, I planted him,	TA
nəkiskəsəníhkewα	I made shoes for him,	TA
nəkisotéhkkawα	I finished visiting him.	TA
nəkisəwíhkamən	I keep it warm by my body;	TI
nəkisəwíhkawα	I keep him warm with my body	TA
nəkisαpénkαtamən	I finished paying for it,	TI
nəkisαwətíhkewα	I finished making a path for him	TA
nəkisάlkαtamən	I finished digging it, digging for it	TI
nəkisάpemα	I rely upon him, place my trust in him	TA
nəkisάpetamən	1) I rely upon it, place my trust in it, 2) I derive benefit from it	TI
nəkisάčihtamən	I am ready for it, I have it ready	TI
nəkisάčihtawα	I am ready for him, finish getting ready for him	TA
nəkisάčkʷiphα	I gave him a ride on a sled or auto	TA
nəkiwéyəwα	I make him or lead him off course.	TA
nəkiwéyəwαtamən	I make it go off course.	TI
nəkiwhʷátamən	I place it on my back.	TI
nəkiwtαkkʷéhpolα	I whirl him around.	TA
nəkiwtάhkʷahlα	I turn, or spin him around (by hand).	TA
nəkiwάčihalα	I cause, make him to be lonely,	TA
nəkìpənα	I lay him down (by hand).	TA
nəkíhkahlak	they are all gone,	AI
nəkíhkimα	I drew his attention guardedly by words, (I draw his attention to inform or instruct him by words).	TA
nəkíhkiphα	I quickly attract his attention, nudge him.	TA
nəkíhkαmα	I denounce him (used largely for unwarranted or untrue denunciations).	TA
nəkíhtalα	I sharpen him.	TA
nəkíhtaton	I sharpen it (knife, e.g.),	TI
nəkíkehton	I heal it, cure it.	TI
nəkíkenα	I ease him, make him comfortable;	TA
nəkímhenα	1) contrectō eam, 2) I touch her furtively beneath the clothing (only sexual sense)	TA
nəkímskawα	1) I approach her unobserved, stalk him, 2) I still-hunt him;	TA
nəkínihton	I make it large.	TI
nəkínəlohα	I praise him (to his face).	TA
nəkíptehəmən	I knock it down (from a standing position).	TI
nəkíptəhα	I knock him down, fell him, (from a standing position).	TA
nəkípənəmən	I lay it down (by hand).	TI
nəkíshamawα	I make plans with him, plan it with him,	TA
nəkíshamawα	I make an appointment for him,	TA
nəkíshamα	I have an appointment with him,	TA
nəkísihaton	1) I succeed in doing it, succeed with it, 2) I can do it	TI
nəkísihton	I make it, finish it;	TI
nəkísihtton	I made it sharp	TI
nəkísimα	1) I asked for his presence, 2) I have spoken for him (that I want him)	TA
nəkísiphα	I finish carrying him	TA
nəkísipton	I finish carrying it.	TI
nəkísomα	1) I extend a standing invitation to him, 2) I have requested his continued presence (by speaking of him)	TA
nəkísotəmən	1) I have discussed it; 2) I have spoken of/for it.	TI
nəkísəlomα	I name him to a position, appoint him	TA
nəkísəwənəmən	I warm it by hand, I warm it by handling it	TI
nəkíwhʷalα	I place him on my back.	TA
nəkíwəwalα	I travel with him on my back.	TA
nəkíwəwatamən	I travel with it on my back.	TI
nəkkα-napí-kəloso---MISSING FROM DIGITAL MS	he speaks as quickly as possible---MISSING FROM DIGITAL MS, SEE PRINTOUT;	AI
nəkohpehséwikton	I confess it	TI
nəkopáwəhamən	I mark it.	TI
nəkóhəmahso	he answers another shaman in song,	AI
nəkóskahkamən	I tilt it over by foot (canoe, basket)	TI
nəkóskahkawα	I tilt him over by foot	TA
nəkóskαnəmən	I tilt it by hand	TI
nəkóskαnα	I tilt him by hand (AN receptacle)	TA
nəkəlahlákəhα	I chain him,	TA
nəkəlatámawαn	I hold it in my mouth for him	TA
nəkəlámolα	I make him cling, stick on; I stick him on, cause him to adhere	TA
nəkəlámoton	I make it cling, adhere, I stick it on	TI
nəkəlápilα	I tie him, tie him up, tether him	TA
nəkəlátamən	I hold it in my mouth	TI
nəkəlátamα	I hold him in my mouth	TA
nəkələpačíhlαmα	I take him, I take him in my possession, I take him into custody	TA
nəkələpačíhlαtamən	I take it, I grasp it, I take it in my possession, I take it into custody	TI
nəkələtonépilα	I tie his mouth (with string, cord, thong),	TA
nəkəlαpáčihtawα	I grip, hang on to him by my fingers	TA
nəkəlαpáčihton	I cling to it, hang on to it with my fingers	TA
nəkəpə́skimα	I induce him to sleep by my voice (speaking humming, singing)	TA
nəkəpə́skəhʷαmα	I induce him to sleep by my voice	TA
nəkəpə́skəhʷαtamən	I induce it to sleep by my voice [as the wind in shamanism]	TI
nəkəsáhpskəsəmən	I heat it (a rock).	TI
nəkəsewαssówαtamən	I am gentle with it (as handling a good canoe with care.)	TI
nəkəsewάssówαmα	I am devoted to him, her; I am gentle to him, her.	TA
nəkəsélətamən	I love it, I am intensely fond of it.	TI
nəkəsi-máčihtamən	I have an intense distaste for it, it tastes extremely bad to me.	II
nəkəskkʷépilα	1) I tie something about his neck, 2) I put a necktie, collar on him	TA
nəkəskətonépilα	I choke him by tying with a string, rope, thong	TA
nəkəskətónenα	I choke him (by hand), throttle him, strangle him;	TA
nəkəssihptínenα	I wash his hands (whole hand).	TA
nəkəssináwihα	I tend him (baby),	TA
nəkəssinəpékihaton	I make it (liquid) cool	TI
nəkəssíkʷenα	I wash his face,	TA
nəkəssíləčenα	I wash his hands,	TA
nəkəssαtəpéhpolα	I scrub his head.	TA
nəkəssάtəpenα	I wash his head (by hand);	TA
nəkəstákənəmən	I wash it (piece of INAN clothing).	TI
nəkəsαpóhkewα	I make soup for him,	TA
nəkəsάkomα	I have profound respect for him as a parent or relative,	TA
nəkəsάssihtawα	I am affectionate towards him, I have affection for him,	TA
nəkəsάtənəmawα	I deny him something, withhold something from him	TA
nəkəsάtənəmawαn	1) I deny him it, withhold it from him, 2) I spare it for him;	TA
nəkətsáhkαlα	I throw him in the fire,	TA
nəkətse-kʷakʷáhkαlα	I push him into the fire	TA
nəkətse-kʷákʷahkαn	I push it into the fire	TI
nəkətse-sókahkαn	I swish/pour it quickly into the fire	TI
nəkətse-sókαnəmən	I pour it into the fire	TI
nəkətəmαkéyəwα	I abuse him, I make him wretched.	TA
nəkətəmαkítəhαmα	I take pity on him, I pity him.	TA
nəkətəmάkihα	I harm him, make him miserable,	TA
nəkətəwahpάsohtamən	I feel like crying over it.	TI
nəkətαpéhtehəmən	I immerse it quickly (with an implement, stick, paddle)	TI
nəkətαpéhtəhα	I immerse him quickly (with a stick, implement)	TA
nəkətαpékʷawα	I immerse him with a stick or implement.	TA
nəkətάlpahəton	I place it in the water (something that will sink)	TI
nəkətάpahəlα	1) I sink him, make him sink, 2) I submerge him in water	TA
nəkətάpahəlα	I place him in the water (something that will sink) of its own accord.	TA
nəkətάpenəmən	I hold it/force it down in the water	TI
nəkətάpenα	I force him down in the water (by hand), hold him down in the water	TA
nəkətάpephα	I dip him in the water (in and out quickly)	TA
nəkətάpepton	I dip it in the water.	TI
nəkəčáwsətamən	I disbelieve it.	TI
nəkəčitámtehəmən	I drive it into a solid (wood, ground)	TI
nəkəčəkatekənéhkawα	I make his skin itch.	TA
nəkəčəkatekənéhkαkon	my skin itches	TA/INAN
nəkəčəkíhalα	I make him itch	TA
nəkə̀lahα	I catch him in a trap, trap him,	TA
nəkə̀lamα	I hold him in my mouth	TA
nəkə̀lənəmən	I hold it (by hand or in the hand)	TI
nəkə̀lənα	1) I hold him in my hand, 2) I hold him (baby) on my lap	TA
nəkə̀seləmα	I love him, I like him intensely.	TA
nəkə̀skamhα	I head him off, I take a short cut to intercept him	TA
nəkə̀spahston	I make it dry, I dry it	TI
nəkə̀spahston	1) I dry it (by the fire), 2) I dry it out.	TI
nəkə̀spahsα	1) I dry him (by the fire), 2) I make him dry, dry him out, 3) I make him thirsty.	TA
nəkə̀ssenəmən	I place it in the fire.	TI
nəkə̀ssenα	I place him in the fire.	TA
nəkə̀səpahəlα	I wash him, bathe him;	TA
nəkə̀səpihalα	I make him dull.	TA
nəkə̀səpihaton	I make it dull.	TI
nəkə̀sαtənα	I spare him; I spare him from killing	TA
nəkə̀tahəlα	I make him sink, I submerge him	TA
nəkə̀tahəton	I sink, submerge it, I make it sink	TI
nəkə̀tsahkαn	I throw it in the fire (also TA when contempt or hostility is indicated) I throw him into the fire.	TI
nəkə̀tsenəmən	I place it in the fire.	TI
nəkə̀tsenα	I place him in the fire.	TA
nəkə̀čəkənα	I tickle him,	TA
nəkʷahkʷάkənəmən	I bend it straight, I straighten it from a crooked condition.	TI
nəkʷakʷáhkαlα	I push him with force, I shove him.	TA
nəkʷalapásikʷhα	1) I point a pole/stick at him, 2) I prod him with a pole/stick;	TA
nəkʷaskʷáhpαmα	TA or	inl.
nəkʷaskʷe-wə́lihton	I repair it little by little.	TI
nəkʷaskʷi-kətəmάkihα	I abuse him, persecute him to death;	TA
nəkʷaskʷi-moskʷítəhαmα	I hate him to death, want to kill him.	TA
nəkʷaskʷi-pákahəlα	I bite him to death.	TA
nəkʷaskʷi-wəsíkihα	I torture him to death,	TA
nəkʷaskʷíhtəhα	I kill him, strike him dead unintentionally,	TA
nəkʷàhkʷαkənα	I bend him straight, I straighten him	TA
nəkʷàkʷənα	I push him by hand.	TA
nəkʷákʷahkαn	I shove it.	TI
nəkʷákʷikʷamən	I push it with a pole.	TI
nəkʷákʷikʷawα	I push him with a pole.	TA
nəkʷákʷkamən	I push it with my foot.	TI
nəkʷákʷkawα	I push him with my foot.	TA
nəkʷákʷəmáhlehkhα	I make him run,	TA
nəkʷáskʷahsamα	I stuff him with food till he dies	TA
nəkʷáskʷtəhα	I kill him with a blow (by axe, club, etc.);	TA
nəkʷéčihpα	I taste him	TA
nəkʷihči	alone, singly	pc.
nəkʷihči-awαssíso	he is an only child,	AI
nəkʷihčí-mαčəwak	they went off one at a time, one by one,	AI
nəkʷihčíppone	last winter, one winter ago,	pc.
nəkʷilawáhtawα	I search for it for him;	TA
nəkʷilawítəhαtamən	I search for it in my mind, search my mind for it, probe my mind about it;	TI
nəkʷilawαpátamən	I look for it.	TI
nəkʷilámewα	I pick lice for him, I pick to rid him of lice.	TA
nəkʷiláwahton	I search for it, I seek it;	TI
nəkʷiláwahton	1) I search for it, 2) I look around for it.	TI
nəkʷiláwəhα	I search for him.	TA
nəkʷiláwαpamα	I look for him.	TA
nəkʷilóhtehkamən	1) I rove in search for it, or for something at a locality, 2) I reconnoiter to find it, 3) I divine for it with a muskr	TI
nəkʷilóhtehkawα	I rove in search of him.	TA
nəkʷilólpəhα	I probe for him in the water by instrument.	TA
nəkʷilópehəmən	I probe for it in water by instrument.	TI
nəkʷilópenəmən	I probe for it by hand in the water.	TI
nəkʷilópenα	I probe in the water by hand for him.	TA
nəkʷiləwíkesin	I ask for him/it; I inquire about him/it,	TA/TI
nəkʷinóskʷəsəmən	I sharpen it to a point.	TI
nəkʷíhtahte	it is situated alone; it stands alone.	II
nəkʷíhthame	he is alone, lives and travels alone (by preference),	AI
nəkʷíhttonke	he talks to himself, talks alone,	AI
nəkʷíhčike	he lives alone,	AI
nəkʷílohkamən	I walk and search at random for it.	TI
nəkʷílohkawα	I walk and search at random for him.	TA
nəkʷílomα	I long for him.	TA
nəkʷílonəmən	I search for it in the dark.	TI
nəkʷílonα	I search for him in the dark.	TA
nəkʷílotamən	I yearn for it.	TI
nəkʷílətamən	I rush upon, attack it [as a village].	TI
nəkʷələpikαpáwikhα	I make him turn (about)	TA
nəkʷəsíkαlα	I tell his fortune.	TA
nəkʷəskʷičikətáhoohtamən	I jump over it.	TI
nəkʷəssákəholα	I convey him across the river.	TA
nəkʷəssákəhoton	I convey it across the river.	TI
nəkʷəsάpamα	I see him as a vision, see him in a vision.	TA
nəkʷəsάpatamən	I see it in a vision.	TA
nəkʷətahkʷihátαkan	one inch, one length of the distal phalanx of the thumb.	INAN
nəkʷətahkʷihátαke	he/it is measured one inch (measured by the length of the distal phalanx of the thumb) [used in muskrat tail divination	AI/II
nəkʷətahkʷiləčayi-	at/for/in one fingerbreadth.	prev.
nəkʷətahkʷiləčáyi	at/for/in one fingerbreadth.	pc.
nəkʷətahkʷiləčáyi-kske	it is/measures one fingerbreadth.	II
nəkʷətáhkʷənaso	he/it is measured by one yard/one arm's length (measured from the nose to the extent of the tip of the hand of the outst	AI/II
nəkʷətáwihpton	I poke or press my finger or hand into it.	TI
nəkʷətáwipton	I press my finger into it.	TI
nəkʷətáyikane	it is the distant/space to which a person can extend his arms, it is one fathom (six feet).	II
nəkʷətonəmíkəsənol	there is one pair of inanimate objects.	II
nəkʷətonəmíkəsəwak	there is one pair of animate objects.	AI
nəkʷətóhsαləkʷat	it is one mile.	II
nəkʷətαlakíkʷewo	he looks with one eye, peeps with one eye,	AI
nəkʷətαlákikʷe	he is one-eyed,	AI
nəkʷətαlákəsse	he has one ear,	AI
nəkʷətαpáməkʷat	it is conspicuous.	II
nəkʷətαpésαso	it is one sawing, one cutting.	II
nəkʷətαs-kehsonəmíkəsəwak	there are six pair of animate objects.	AI
nəkʷətαs-kehsókənakke	it is the sixth day, on the sixth day.	II
nəkʷətαs-kéhsolak	six canoes	AN
nəkʷətάpekat	it is all one story, it is an endless story.	II
nəkʷətάpekənα	I take his pulse,	TA
nəkʷəči-mákʷiləče	he has one swollen finger,	AI
nəkʷəčíhkəčehte	he peers with one eye; he uses, sees, looks with one eye (has one eye shut),	AI
nəkʷəčíhptine	he has one hand,	AI
nəkʷə̀ssimα	I speak respectfully to him	TA
nəkʷə̀tsənamα	I share my pipe (smoking) with him, I give him a puff of my pipe,	TA
nəkʷə̀təkʷənəmən	I roll it over (with difficulty);	TI
nəkʷə́ləpiphα	I turn him quickly (by hand)	TA
nəkʷə́ləpipton	I turn it rapidly (by hand)	TI
nəkʷə́ləpənəmən	I turn it (by hand)	TI
nəkʷə́ləpənα	I turn him (by hand)	TA
nəkʷάsihtawα	I run away, lose myself, from him.	TA
nəkʷάsolα	I hide away from him.	TA
nəkαkawi-sókənəmən	I pour it out fast.	TI
nəkαkαwí-kəlolα	I censure him, reprimand him, I upbraid him.	TA
nəkαkάləwewα	I shout, halloo for him,	TA
nəkαkάwihα	I injure him, I harm him	TA
nəkαkάwαpamα	I stare at him with contempt, gaze at him contemptuously	TA
nəkαmáto	it is better, preferable	II
nəkαni-ótene	old, ancient town	INAN
nəkαnínαkʷəso	he looks old,	AI
nəkαtαləyákhamən	I hide it in the snow	TI
nəkαtάləyakhα	I hide him in the snow	TA
nəkάləsihtawα	I elude, hide away from him	TA
nəkάmihoso	1) he outdoes himself, 2) he excels beyond his natural ability,	AI
nəkάmihʷe	1) he is a victor, a winner; 2) he has the talent to be victorious, to excel,	AI
nəkάni	old, ancient	pc. pren.
nəkάniko	he is old,	AI
nəkάnikən	it is old	II
nəkάniye	it is old,	II
nəkάniyehs	an old thing, something old,	INAN
nəkάniyαwo	he is ancient, old,	AI
nəkάnkehsən	old log, old rotting log, fallen rotten log,	INAN
nəkάnkehsən	rotten standing tree,	AN
nəkάnolakʷ	old canoe,	INAN
nəkάnolakʷ	old canoe	INAN
nəkάnαčəmo	1) he tells stories of old times, 2) he talks of long ago, 3) he tells stories of olden times (real events not myths),	AI
nəmahkawíhəwewα	I lend him someone else's property	TA
nəmakʷísihkhα	I make him swell	TA
nəmakʷísihkton	I make it swell	TI
nəmakʷαlakikʷéhtəhα	I struck him so as to give him a swollen eye	TA
nəmamatawíhton	I substitute it, replace it by a similar thing	TI
nəmamatawítəmən	I peck at it	TI
nəmamséwsətawα	I resent what he says, resent him, I close friendly relations with him, fall out with him	TA
nəmanakάlhamən	I dig it out of the snow	TI
nəmanamékʷαlα	I (Grandfather Thunderer) strike him with lightning,	TA
nəmanamékʷαtamən	I (Grandfather Thunderer) strike it with lightning,	TI
nəmanatápewα	I gather roots for him	TA
nəmanawéhkewα	I save for him;	TA
nəmanákαlhα	I dig him out of the snow	TA
nəmanáwehkαn	I save it;	TI
nəmanéssewα	I gather clams for him	TA
nəmanhikéwαtamən	I peel bark for it (canoe)	TI
nəmanhíkewα	I peel bark for him	TA
nəmanhάssewα	I gather firewood for him [rare variant, more common	TA
nəmanihtánenα	I pluck his nose off	TA
nəmanípəwαhα	I defeather him, pluck his feathers,	TA
nəmanohəmawéwαnal	I buy him for him	TA
nəmanohəmáwαnal	I buy him for him	TA
nəmanohʷíkewα	I buy for him	TA
nəmanóhəmawαn	I buy it for him	TI
nəmansewhótələmən	I take off its clothes	TI
nəmanséwhótəlα	I take off his clothes	TA
nəmanə́ssewα	I gather firewood for him	TA
nəmaskítəhαmα	I have sexual thoughts about him, her.	TA
nəmatáhpskahte	the rock is placed upright, positioned perpendicularly.	II
nəmatehkʷésohtamən	I make noise at it.	TI
nəmatehkʷésohtawα	I make a noise at him.	TA
nəmatepekíhpoton	I swish it (water), causing the water to move audibly.	TI
nəmatéhtehsimα	I make a sound on him (by tapping).	TA
nəmatéhtehston		TI
nəmatotáwahlα	I kindle a fire for him.	TA
nəmatotáwαtamən	I replenish it, add wood to it, kindle it (fire).	TI
nəmatάkkihtəkʷ	1) stream with upright/perpendicular banks, 2) _PN_ Mattakeunk Stream (Penobscot County, Me.)	INAN
nəmawísəwewα	I pick berries for him.	TA
nəmačénəmawα	I make a bad, obscene gesture to him,	TA
nəmači-nəpisonhámən	I poison it	TI
nəmačilawéhkawα	I nauseate him, make him nauseous;	TA
nəmànəsα	I cut him off	TA
nəmánatamən	I take it away by mouth from a set position.	TI
nəmánatamα	I remove him by mouth from a set position	TA
nəmánihalα	I take him off, remove, detach him	TA
nəmánihaton	I take it off quickly, pry it off, pull it away;	TI
nəmániphα	I pull him off/remove him quickly	TA
nəmántehkamən	I remove it with my foot	TI
nəmántehkawα	I remove him with my foot;	TA
nəmántehəmən	I knock it off by a blow	TI
nəmántelamən	I shoot it off	TI
nəmántelawα	I shoot him off (by arrow or bullet)	TA
nəmántəhα	I knock him off with a blow	TA
nəmánənəmən	I pick it off by hand;	TI
nəmánəsəmən	I cut it off	TI
nəmátamo	he (pole) sticks upright into the ground.	AI
nəmátapo	he sits upright,	AI
nəmátαkame	it is a lake placed in front of another.	II
nəmáwimα	I cry for him, for the want of him, grieve over him, I mourn him.	TA
nəmáwotamən	I cry for the want of it, because of failure to secure it.	TI
nəmáčihtamən	it is distasteful to me, tastes bad to me,	TI
nəmáčihton	I make it poorly, badly	TI
nəmehtalάmihkhα	(rarely used) I make him expire, stop breathing	TA
nəmehtkásesα	I burn him, I burn him up	TA
nəmehtsanalάmihkhα	I make him weak from hunger	TA
nəmehtsánihkhα	I make him weak, I deplete his strength	TA
nəmehtsihkósihkhα	I make him late	TA
nəmehtənáwehkhα	I make him run out of food	TA
nəmemálahpα	1) I am tired of licking him, 2) I tire of licking him	TA
nəmemíhphotəlα	I feed him enough, sufficiently;	TA
nəmemlálahpα	I overdo, overdid my licking of him	TA
nəmemάpesin	I am fed up with it, had enough of it	TI
nəmenənálahpα	I lick him slowly	TA
nəmetekəpéhtəhα	I make the noise of pounding him (tree) into splints	TA
nəmečimeləmóhkαlα	I make him laugh all the time	TA
nəmečimsάkhamən	I put it under lock and key	TI
nəmečímkamən	I hold it down on the ground, floor, ice	TI
nəmečímkawα	I hold him down on the ground, floor, ice	TA
nəmečímsαkhα	I put him under lock, place him under lock and key	TA
nəméhsonα	I show him off, display him (as a dog or child, but not a bow)	TA
nəméhtseyəwα	I make him late	TA
nəméhtsihkamən	1) I missed it in travelling, 2) I arrived too late to meet it, 3) I got there too late for it	TI
nəméhtəpekamα	I have emptied him (vessel) of liquid (by mouth)	TA
nəmémənα	I am able to reach him, I reach out for him, I reach him	TA
nəméčimənα	I hold him down, hold him motionless	TA
nəmihkawítəhα	I remember for him,	TA
nəmihkáwihton	I come to an idea accidently, I stumble across it (an idea).	TI
nəmihkoláwemα	I remind him, call to his attention.	TA
nəmihkópehəmən	I find it in the water by instrument.	TI
nəmihkópenəmən	I find, discover it in the water by hand.	TI
nəmihkópenα	I discover, find him in the water by hand.	TA
nəmihkópəhα	I find him in the water by instrument.	TA
nəmihkʷačə́shamən	I paint it red.	TI
nəmihkʷátsəmən	I color it red	TI
nəmihkʷáčəshα	I paint him red.	TA
nəmihkʷíkʷenα	I make his face red (by hand)
nəmihkʷíkʷəhα	I paint his face red (with an instrument)	TA
nəmihtαkʷsəwάkomα	I call him my father, I have him for a stepfather.	TA
nəmikáhkαlα	I fight him, against him;	TA
nəmimíwihalα	I force him away, order him away, to leave;	TA
nəminawihtámawαn	I repeat it to him.	TA
nəmiwi-kʷákʷənα	I push him away.	TA
nəmiwipə́kətehsα	I drive him away by smoke (as a mosquito);	TA
nəmiwənəmáwαnal	I push him away from him by hand	TA
nəmìčin	I eat it,	TI
nəmíhkʷatsα	I color him red	TA
nəmílətamən	I give it	TI
nəmíləwehkton	I betray it;	TI
nəmímipton	I pick it up; I grab it, seize it.	TI
nəmímipton	I pick it up; I grab it, seize it.	TI
nəmíwənəmawαn	I push it away from him by hand	TA
nəmíwənəmən	I push it away by hand, push it out of my way.	TI
nəmíwənα	I push him away (by hand)	TA
nəmohsahkə́nəmənal	I gather, collect them [no sg.]	TI
nəmohsαčítəhαmα	I love him	TA
nəmohsάčinα	I am fond of him, adore him	TA
nəmonsά-itamən	I say it over and over [to remind him]	TI
nəmonαmkahíkewα	I gather dirt to build a mound for him.	TA
nəmosíkhamən	I clear it of vegetation (land)	TI
nəmosíkiphα	1) I yank him off, free, 2) I pull his clothes off	TA
nəmosíktehəmən	I clear it (by axe, club, blow)	TI
nəmosíkənəmən	I make it bare (by hand)	TI
nəmosíkəsəmən	I cut, clear it (by knife, saw, etc.)	TI
nəmoskawátəkʷehtawα	I frown at him	TA
nəmoskáwihα	I make him angry, furious	TA
nəmoskʷalάmihtawα	I scream at him	TA
nəmoskʷiláwəhα	I displease him, make him angry, anger him	TA
nəmoskʷitəhάmətipəna	we hate each other,	AI
nəmoskʷítəhαtamən	I hate it	TI
nəmosάpamα	I look in on him (a sick person)	TA
nəmòskənα	I take him out of an enclosure, container, bring him out from within, extract him, uncover him	TA
nəmóhsahkənαk	I gather, collect them [no sg.]	TA
nəmóhsαton	I like it	TI
nəmóhsαčin	I love it;	TI
nəmóhtehkamən	I collide with it, I strike it with my body.	TI
nəmóhtehkawα	I collide with him, strike him with my body.	TA
nəmósikənα	I make him bare	TA
nəmóskənəmən	I take it out, produce it from concealment (by hand), extract it, bring it out from within, take it out of a hiding plac	TI
nəmóskʷeləmα	I am angry at him	TA
nəməkənə́ssewα	I gather firewood, driftwood for him	TA
nəməlakʷipákəhα	I cover him with leaves.	TA
nəməlakʷipisákəhα	I cover him with bushes.	TA
nəməlakʷisəkíkʷəhα	I cover his face.	TA
nəməsíkemα	I complain to him	TA
nəməsíməčewα	I tell on him, the rascal.	TA
nəməskáhsahtamən	1) I eat a lot of it, 2) I eat it ravenously/voraciously	TI
nəməskáhsamα	1) I eat a lot of him, 2) I eat him ravenously/voraciously	TA
nəməsαmki-tásimα	I discuss him (his traits) to the bottom (profoundly).	TA
nəməsάmkahəmən	I reach, touch, the bottom with an implement, I reach touch the bottom of it with an instrument.	TI
nəməsάpamα	I see through him, I fathom him.	TA
nəməsάpatamən	I see through it (a situation), perceive it, fathom it.	TI
nəməsάwəlotamən	I hit it with an arrow on mark.	TI
nəmətewələnəwí-kəlolα	I put a curse on him	TA
nəməčináhkʷəssin	he lies crosswise, across something,	AI
nəməčíhkəčehte	1) both eyes go in one direction (either right or left), 2) he has lateral strabismus,	AI
nəməčíni	on a wall or partition (separating two spaces); in or on a sidewall	pc.
nəməčínkʷepo	he sits sidewise to the speaker, sits with his face sidewise,	AI
nəməčínohse	he walks sidewise,	AI
nəməčínαčəmo	he told something aside, on the side,	AI
nəmə̀kənəmawαn	I choose, select it for him	TI
nəmə̀kənəmáwαnal	I choose him for him	TA
nəmə̀kənəmən	I select, choose it, pick it out	TI
nəmə̀simα	I tell on him, inform on him, complain about him, of him.	TA
nəmə̀sitamən	I complain about it, of it.	TI
nəmə̀skamən	I find it;	TI
nəmə̀sotamən	I hit it with a missle.	TI
nəmə̀sαwəlα	I hit him on mark with an arrow only,	TA
nəmαlhitəhάsihkhα	I make him surprised, perplexed.	TA
nəmαlhάstawα	I am astonished by his speech, I am astonished at him for his speech.	TA
nəmαlíkimα	I ridicule him, make fun of him by voice.	TA
nəmαlíkitamən	I make fun of it, ridicule it.	TI
nəmαtəpekíhpoton	I agitate it (water)	TI
nəmαtəpékihaton	I cause the water to move	TI
nəmαtəpékənəmən	I stir it (water)	TI
nəmαwalóhkemα	I work well with him, in unison or harmony with him	TA
nəmαwí-nsətomən	I estimate it,	TI
nəmαwóhpəwαmα	I eat with him	TA
nəmαwαpíhkewα	I tie, bundle things for him	TA
nəmαwάpilα	I bundle him up	TA
nəmαčephówαmα	I escape him, flee from him.	TA
nəmαčephówαtamən	I escape it, flee from it.	TI
nəmαčephə́hʷαmα	I flee from him	TA
nəmαčephə́hʷαtamən	I flee from it	TI
nəmαčephə́kʷαlα	I chase him (person only);	TA
nəmαčephα	I take/carry him away,	TA
nəmαčepton	I take/carry it away,	TI
nəmαčíhpolα	I shake him, or make him shake	TA
nəmαčíhpoton	I shake it, I make it shake	TI
nəmάkʷenα	I gather him up (if he, such as a pipe, is broken into pieces),	TA
nəmάtkamən	I jar it, disarrange it (as thin ice, cracking under one's feet)	TI
nəmάtkawα	I irritate him, annoy him, jar him, make him nervous	TA
nəmάttehəmən	I stir, poke it (a fire),	TI
nəmάtənəmən	1) I fight it, 2) I move my hand, move it by hand	TI
nəmάwihalα	I mix him	TA
nəmάwkamən	1) I find it accidentally (in walking), 2) I run into it	TI
nəmάwkamα	I come directly upon him	TA
nəmάwkawα	1) I find him accidentally (in walking), 2) I run into him	TA
nəmάwsətamən	I agree to it, with it	TI
nəmάwsətawα	I agree with him	TA
nəmάwtehəmən	I strike it at a point	TI
nəmάwtehəmən	1) I hit it with a missile, 2) I strike it in dead cneter, hit a bull's-eye;	TI
nəmάwtelamən	I shot it in dead-center, exact center of my aim	TI
nəmάwtelawα	I hiat him in dead center with a missile	TA
nəmάwtəhα	I hit him (with a missile)	TA
nəmάčαplα	I begin to track him	TA
nənahsαklα	I string him (above)	TA
nənaləmáholα	I paddle him upstream	TA
nənamihtáwαn	I see his (AN/INAN) object.	TI
nənamíktawα	I make him see, perceive.	TA
nənanawahkhámawα	I correct him (in his speech)	TA
nənanawáhkhamən	I brace it up, support it (as an object ready to fall)	TI
nənaskáhtehkamən	I step on it by mistake.	TI
nənaskáhtehkawα	I step on him by mistake	TA
nənaskáhtelawα	I shot behind him, too late	TA
nənaskástamən	I gradually fail to hear it; it fades away from my hearing.	TI
nənaskástawα	I gradually fail to hear him, his voice fades away in the distance from me.	TA
nənaskαtəhάsihkhα	I discourage him, I make him discourage,	TA
nənaskάtəhαmα	I am discourage with him.	TA
nənatotəmáwαnal	I beg, ask him for him.	TA
nənatótəmawα	I ask him for it, I beg it or him of him.	TA
nənatótəmawαn	I begged it of him, plead to him for it, I asked him for it.	TI
nənatəyéləwewα	I hunt for his sake, for him, for his benefit	TA
nənawatαtóhkewα	I relate (tell) him on the way, enroute	TA
nənawači-alámihkawα	I greet, salute him on the way.	TA
nənawátkemα	I wayfare with him, pass along with him, travel with him.	TA
nənàhslα	I put him on	TA
nənàhston	I put it on, don it	TI
nənáhkahəlα	I lower him	TA
nənáhkαnəmən	I lower it by hand	TI
nənáhkαnα	I lower him by hand	TA
nənáhstawαn	I fit/put it on him	TA
nənámihton	I see it,	TI
nənámihα	I see him,	TA
nənáskʷəhα	I comb his hair,	TA
nənáwəsαmα	I chase after him.	TA
nənáwəsαmα	I chase after him	TA
nənekʷάčkʷihalα	I slide him under (something)	TA
nənenawélətamən	I take care of it.	TI
nənenáweləmα	I take care of him, protect him.	TA
nənihkahsawe-potáwαmα	I blow him out from burning by a quick breath	TA
nənihkahsawe-potáwαtamən	I blow it out from burning by a quick breath.	TI
nənihkahsawékəpαtamən	I put it out from burning by dowsing it with water.	TI
nənihkahsáwahlα	I put him out (person burning) extinguish the fire on his person.	TA
nənihkahsáwahəlα	I stop burning him, stop him from burning.	TA
nənihkáhsawəhα	I put him out, extinguish the flames (a burning tree or person) I extinguish the flame on his person.	TA
nənihkáhsenα	I perform a ritual for him as he dies, I watch over him in death,	TA
nənihkáhsenα	1) I watch over him as he dies, 2) I attend his last rites,	TA
nənihkαnélətamən	I rely on it, depend on it	TI
nənihkαnətónkewα	I talk in his place, instead of him	TA
nənihkαnαsókαtamən	I wade in front of it (canoe)	TI
nənihkάneləmα	I rely on him, depend on him	TA
nənihkάnkamən	I walk in front of it, in advance of it, ahead of it	TI
nənihkάnkawα	I walk in front of him, in advance of him, ahead of him	TA
nənihkάnohsalα	I rule him	TA
nənihkάčimα	I exhort, urge him on by words;	TA
nənihlαčítəhαmα	I accept him;	TA
nənihtámawα	I kill him for him.	TA
nənihtámənəmən	I place it in front, I put it first, forward	TI
nənihtαwítəhαmα	I am crafty toward, with him	TA
nənihtάskawα	1) safeguard him, 2) provide him with protective company, escort him.	TA
nənihtάskawα	I keep him company, relieve his lonliness, safeguard him	TA
nənikənəpéhsimα	I make him warm;	TA
nənikənə́pehston	I make it tepid (liquid)	TI
nənikətawálohkhα	I splice or transfix him (with a forked stick)	TA
nənimáhkʷhamən	I put it on a spit.	TI
nənimáhkʷhamən	I put it on a spit.	TI
nənimáwenα	I take him by the hair,	TA
nənimαləwéptəhα	I seize his tail; I quickly seize him by the tail.	TA
nənimάləwenα	I take him by the tail; I take hold of his tail.	TA
nənipáwihkhαl	I marry her (or) I marry him,	TA
nənipαwαtəwéhtawα	I speak Nipmuck to him.	TA
nənisalóhkepəna	we two work together,	AI
nənisapínena	we sit together [I sit with him, in ordinary sense]	AI
nənisápipəna	we sit together	AI
nənisi-katənaˊ	I am two years old.
nənisi-tasotəmə́nena	we confer about, on it,	dl.
nənisinínenα	I live with him.	TA
nənisohsάnena	I walk with him, we walk together.	AI
nənisóhlαnα	I go with him, travel with him,	TA
nənisóhpipəna	we eat together (I eat with him).	AI
nənisóhpipəna	we eat together [I eat with him]	AI
nənisαpetámənena	we share it,	dl.
nəničikάmihα	I fatten him up by feeding, fatten him up for eating.	TA
nəničkísəwanəm	my own scar;	comp.
nəničάnkehkhα	I made him my child, I adopt him as my child.	TA
nəníhtamən	I kill it	TI
nənímahkʷhα	I put him on a spit, stick.	TA
nənímamα	I take hold of him, seize him in my mouth.	TA
nənímatamən	I take hold of it, seize it in my mouth.	TI
nənímtəhα	I seize him, I quickly grab him.	TA
nənímənəmən	I clutch it, seize it by hand, grasp it.	TI
nənímənəmən	I clutch it, seize it by hand, grasp it.	TI
nənípskimα	I speakimproperly of him,	TA
nənípskimα	I speak improperly of him,	TA
nəníwihalα	I dry him.	TA
nənohkaskə́mehston	I melt, liquify it (fat, snow, etc.)	TI
nənohkaskə́mesəmən	I melt it by fire, heat.	TI
nənohkaskə́mesα	I melt him by the heat of the fire.	TA
nənohkatámawα	I chew it for him,	TA
nənohkoskə́mahlα	I melt, liquify him.	TA
nənohsawíhkhamən	I trace it, chart it.	TI
nənohsákimα	I insult him,	TA
nənohsáwαplα	I follow his tracks, I track him.	TA
nənohsάwαpamα	I look him up and down, look him over,	TA
nənokəčáhkamα	I chew him.	TA
nənokəčákiphα	I crush him quickly, by quick movement (pertains only to small animals such as insects or birds or mice),	TA
nənolkékkewα	I hunt deer for him,	TA
nənoləmάpamα	I stare at him in the distance, see him slightly, indistinctly.	TA
nənoləmάpatamən	I see it slightly, indistinctly.	TI
nənoski-wəsíkihton	on top of it all I had to abuse it,	TI
nənoski-wəsíkihα	on top of it all I had to abuse him.	TA
nənotakéhkimα	I am his regular, professional teacher, I instruct him regularly.	TA
nənotáhtelamən	I shoot under, short of it.	TI
nənotáhtelawα	I undershoot him, (due to inadequate force or range of my bow), I shoot under him, short of him.	TA
nənotámimα	I interrupt him (his speech),	TA
nənote-tákskawα	I kick him out.	TA
nənotékʷəsikhα	I make him crawl out, I cause him to crawl out.	TA
nənotélətamən	I am sorry over it.	TI
nənotάmsətawα	1) I am concerned about him (by what he says), 2) I am worried about his speech, 3) I am solicitous of his speech, 4) I	TA
nənotάtəhαmα	1) I underestimate him, (all senses either his ability or value), 2) I berate, disgrade him, 3) I regard him is not good	TA
nənotάtəhαtamən	1) I am dissatisfied, disappointed with it, 2) I regard it as not good enough, 3) I underestimate it;	TI
nənočíhttawα	I am the one that sharpens him.	TA
nənočítəhαtamən	I resent it, resent it in my mind.	TI
nənòtamən	I hear it;	TI
nənòtawα	1) I hear him, 2) I obey him,	TA
nənóhkkamən	I soften it with my foot, feet,	TI
nənóhpehkawα	I get out of his way, I avoid him.	TA
nənókəčakənα	I squeeze him.	TA
nənóləmihkənα	I grope for him (by hand).	TA
nənónαmα	1) I suck him (any AN object), 2) I draw fluid from him, (by mouth), 3) I nurse from her, suck her breast.	TA
nənónαtamən	I suck it.	TI
nənótahlα	I let him go out.	TA
nənótahpα	I eat less than enough of him.	TA
nənótahtamən	I eat insufficiently of it, less than enough of it.	TI
nənótehkawα	1) I force him out of the house, (or room); 2) I oust him.	TA
nənótehlα	I go out-of-doors,	TA
nənótkəmαlα	I pick lice from him,	TA
nənótsotəmən	I rule it.	TI
nənótαlawα	I shoot below him.	TA
nənóčihtton	I am the only one that sharpens it.	TI
nənóčihα	I hold something against him, 2) I resent him (for what he did), 3) I am displeased with him,	TA
nənəkáthamən	1) I leave it behind (on water, by watercraft), 2) I beat it in a water race.	TI
nənəkáthamən	I beat it in a water race.	TI
nənəkátotamα	I move away and leave him, I desert him by changing place of residence.	TA
nənəkátəmawαn	I leave it for him,	TA
nənəkáčihα	I accustom him to me.	TA
nənəkihkáhsaton	I extinguish it, put it out (fire, flame).	TI
nənəkihkáhsskotamən	I put out the fire with my foot, by stepping on it.	TI
nənəkihkáhsəpeton	I put out, extinguish the fire by splashing it with water	TI
nənəkihkάnəmawαn	1) I deprive, dispossess him of it, 2) I clean him out of it, strip him of it.	TA
nənəkiwάčihalα	I make him lonesome.	TA
nənəkíhkahəlα	I devour him, eat all of him,	TA
nənəkíhkahəton	I devour it, eat all of it, I consume it,	TI
nənəkíhkαphαk	I carry them completely away, take them totally off.	TA
nənəkkα-kαkάwohse	I walk at top speed, as fast as possible.
nənəkʷəčíhtehkamən	I head straight for it; I make a beeline to it; I take the shortest way to it,	TI
nənəkʷəčíhtehkawα	I make for him, head straight for him.	TA
nənəkάmihton	I win it.	TI
nənəmatkʷekαpáwolα	I stand him upright.	TA
nənəmitαmkíhkehkamən	I form it into hillocks with each footstep	TI
nənəpísonkewα	I make medicine for him;	TA
nənəskáwewα	I sing at a dance for him; I sing for him to dance.	TA
nənəskítəhαmα	I think he is nasty, dirty, loathsome	TA
nənəspatámawα	I taste it for him;	TA
nənəspi-wəlαmewíhktawα	I promise him, make him a solid promise	TA
nənəspi-wəlάmewα	I verify, substantiate his word	TA
nənəssáhkosin	I take it (a weapon) with me for my protection, I have a weapon for my protection;	TI
nənəssékʷəhα	I hit him with my fists, fight him at fisticuffs	TA
nənəssékʷəhα	I hit him with my fist;	TA
nənəssépenəmən	I tore, stirred it (water) up with my hands, paws,	TI
nənəssάsihtamən	I feel apprehensive on account of it (a haunted spot)	TI
nənə̀kalα	1) I leave him, I part from him, 2) I abandon him/desert him, 3) I leave him behind, I outdistance him,	TA
nənə̀kathα	I beat him in a water race, I leave him behind (on the water, by watercraft),	TA
nənə̀katəmən	I abandon/leave it behind (on land), 2) I abandon/forsake/quit it,	TI
nənə̀kəmihα	I make him feel at home, make him feel comfortable with me,	TA
nənə̀pəwewα	I invoke his death.	TA
nənə̀skahəlα	I arouse his, her sexual emotions	TA
nənə̀skawəhα	I sing and dance for him;	TA
nənə̀skihα	I defile him (morally and physically)	TA
nənə̀skinamən	I view it as a filthy thing; I loathe it	TI
nənə̀skinawα	I view him as a filthy person; I loathe him	TA
nənə̀ssətomən	I mention it.	TI
nənə̀ssαhkawα	I cause him to fear, I instill him with fear	TA
nənə̀ssαhα	I worry about him.	TA
nənə́kkahaton	I devour it, eat it up.	TI
nənə́kkahaton	I devour it, eat up,	TI
nənə́skʷαhα	I comb his hair	TA
nənə́spatamən	I taste it	TI
nənαlikikánəhα	I split his bones apart.	TA
nənαlíkihα	I split him apart.	TA
nənαnəkʷihči-wíkipəna	we continue to live individually, separately,	dl. excl.
nənαpahpskahíkewα	I string beads for him	TA
nənαpawíhkhamən	I copy it, transcribe it	TI
nənαpisəkʷíhtehkawα	I trip him (deliberately)	TA
nənαpiwíhtawα	1) I repeat his words the same way, reiterate what he says	TA
nənαpíhteston	I lasso it	TI
nənαpísəkʷahkamən	I trip, tumble over it	TI
nənαpíwihtamən	I say it again the same way, I repeat/reiterate it	TI
nənαpóhəmawα	1) I quote him, 2) I cite it (a message) from him;	TA
nənαpə́skamawα	1) I take his place, replace him, 2) I take the place of him, substitute for him	TA
nənαpάkəməhα	I knit his/her snowshoe, 2)	TA
nənαtakáhkαlα	I cast, throw, fling him ashore, on the shore.	TA
nənαtakαkʷasəpáhkαlα	I throw, fling him out of the water onto the shore.	TA
nənαtakαkʷásəpahkαn	I throw, fling, it out of the water onto the shore.	TI
nənαtakά-ponəmən	I place it on the shore.	TI
nənαtakά-ponα	I place him on the shore.	TA
nənαtakάčkʷiton	I drag it ashore.	TI
nənαtapónihkawα	I make him go to bed.	TA
nənαtasíhəpewα	I fetch water for him.	TA
nənαtawísəwewα	I go to gather berries for him	TA
nənαtákahkαn	I cast, throw, fling it ashore, on the shore.	TI
nənαtákahəlα	I put him on the shore.	TA
nənαtákahəton	I put it on shore.	TI
nənαtákəholα	I convey him ashore in a boat, canoe.	TA
nənαtákαnəmən	I take the canoe from the water (completely out of the water).	TI
nənαtáwasα	I am going to get/make him warm	TA
nənαtotékkawα	I go to visit him	TA
nənαwi-námihton	I see it at a distance.	TI
nənαwi-námihα	I see him at a distance	TA
nənαči-akʷétskəhʷaton	I go try it.
nənαči-nahstáwαne ntάkəwiye	let us go put mourning paint on him.
nənαči-námihα	I go to see him,	TA
nənαči-təpənáwihα	I go to take care of him, to look in on him.	TA
nənαči-wə́lαkʷhα	I am going on a night vigil for him, (waiting for game at night, sometimes going in a canoe to stalk game)	TA
nənάatkamən	I walk, step towards it	TI
nənάpholα	I place/string him on a line	TA
nənάphoton	I place/string it on a line	TI
nənάpitənəmən	I hook it up, I link it up	TI
nənάpitənα	I hook him up, I link him up	TA
nənάtholα	I go after him, fetch him by canoe	TA
nənάthoton	I fetch it by canoe,	TI
nənάtkawα	I walk, step towards him,	TA
nənάtəwalα	I go to fetch him on my back	TA
nənάtəwatamən	I go to fetch it on my back,	TI
nənάwəsαmα	I [dog speaking], trail him,	TA
nənάčiphα	I go to get him, go for him,	TA
nəpahpahkʷi-wísekənα	I wrap him up lightly in a blanket or cover	TA
nəpahčóləwewα	I cheat for him, in his behalf, at his behest,	TA
nəpakahkásahəlα	I scratch him, make a deep scratch on him	TA
nəpakámαtamən	I strike it lightly [without injuring], strike it with my finger	TI
nəpakewákənəmən	I pinch it	TI
nəpakihkásαnəmən	I scratch it (with nails)	TI
nəpakihkásαnα	I scratch him (with nails)	TA
nəpakítənəmawα	I supplicate to him	TA
nəpakəstάkʷewα	I receive a blow for him	TA
nəpalewə́lənəmən	I drop it from my back accidentlly	TI
nəpaléwənalα	I drop him from my back accidentally	TA
nəpapαmákimα	I order him about	TA
nəpapάmholα	I ride him about in a canoe or boat,	TA
nəpasékʷənəmən	I pull it apart, let it slip from my hand, inadvertently let it fall	TI
nəpaskαlakikʷéhtəhα	I put out his eyes with an instrument	TA
nəpaskαlakíkʷəhalα	I put out his eyes	TA
nəpaskαtəpéhtəhα	I break his head, skull by a blow	TA
nəpawahksənéhtəhα	I brush off his shoes,	TA
nəpawaskihkámawα	I bursh off the dew for him by walking in advance	TA
nəpawáskənəmən	I brush the dew off of it by hand	TI
nəpawéktehəmən	I hit it (to dislodge water, dust, etc.)	TI
nəpawéktəhα	I hit him (to dislodge snow, etc.)	TA
nəpawékənəmən	I press it dry by hand	TI
nəpawi-nə́pəwewα	I invoke, conjure death to him by shamanism	TA
nəpawíhpolα	I dry him by rapid motion, shaking rapidly	TA
nəpàltəhα	I miss him (with a thrown object, as a sling)	TA
nəpàlənα	I drop him, I fumble him (a ball)	TA
nəpáhpihkhα	I play with him	TA
nəpáhpikton	I play with it	TI
nəpáhpipənα	I play together with him	TA
nəpákamα	I strike him lightly [with no intention of injuring]; I release middle finger by snapping from thumb	TA
nəpákilα	1) I cast off, cast away, put away, divorce my spouse, 2) I abandon my wife or husband	TA
nəpáliphα	I drop him, I let him slip from my hand	TA
nəpálipton	I drop it, let it slip from my hand	TI
nəpáltelamən	I miss it (with a propelled object)	TI
nəpáltelawα	I miss him with a missle, propelled object.	TA
nəpáləhamən	I miss it (with an arrow), or	TI
nəpálənəmən	I fumble it (a rock), I drop it	TI
nəpásekʷənα	I inadvertently let him slip from my hand, or grasp	TA
nəpáskamα	I break him open with my teeth, mouth (as a louse)	TA
nəpáskatamən	I break it open with my teeth, mouth, I crack it with my teeth, mouth	TI
nəpáskihaton	I cause it to burst	TI
nəpáskənəmən	I break it open with my hand	TI
nəpáwaskənα	I brush dew off of him by hand	TA
nəpáwekənα	I press him dry by hand	TA
nəpáwihα	1) I endow him with my magic powers, 2) I endow him with supernatural power;	TA
nəpáwtehəmən	I strike it dry with an object, dislodge it	TI
nəpáwənəmən	I handle it to dry it	TI
nəpehsotάpatamən	I view it at close range	TI
nəpehsótayin	I kept it near me, have it near me	TI
nəpehsótayəwα	I kept him near me, have him near me	TA
nəpehsótkamən	I went near it, I am near something after walking, I draw near it	TI
nəpehsótαpamα	I look at him, view him closely/near at hand;	TA
nəpehəmi-awάssisəwi ὰtahk nèkəma	I am younger than he
nəpehəmi-kátənehtawα	I am older than he;	TA
nəpehəmi-wəlamalsíhkawα	1) I make him feel better, 2) I improve his spirits, his sense of well-being	TA
nəpehəmikátənehtawα	I am older than he, I exceed him in years	TA
nəpekʷasélətamən	I disregard it, think it useless, cease caring for it	TI
nəpekʷáseləmα	I think him useless, worthless, disregard him, cease caring for him	TA
nəpeskamékʷαlα	[theoretical] I (Thunderer speaking) strike him with lightning;	TA
nəpetasíhəpewα	I bring water for him	TA
nəpetάčkʷimα	I drag him here	TA
nəpeči-alαpamα	I come to look at him	TA
nəpeči-kímskawα	I come upon him unobserved	TA
nəpeči-námihα	I come to see him	TA
nəpeči-nspi-námihα	I coincidentally came to see him	TA
nəpeči-nαči-námihα	I came to see him	TA
nəpečítəhαmα	I expect him (to come)	TA
nəpečítəhαtamən	I expect it (to come)	TI
nəpečóhsαmα	I walk up to him	TA
nəpéhkihα	I clean him, purify him	TA
nəpétkawα	1) I come to him, 2) I frequent him, 3) I haunt him;	TA
nəpétəwalα	I arrive with him on my back, bring him here on my back	TA
nəpétəwatamən	I carry it here on my back	TI
nəpéčimα	I call him to me	TA
nəpéčotəmən	I call it to me	TI
nəpihkʷalakínahəton	I tear it apart piece by piece, I strip it piece by piece	TI
nəpihkʷaláskihalα	I peel him	TA
nəpihkʷántehəmən	I nick it, knock pieces from it	TI
nəpihkʷeláwehkhα	I make him belch, I burp him (as a baby);	TA
nəpihkʷéčilα	I flay him, I remove his entrails,	TA
nəpihkʷéčilα	I clean, dress him (fish, game), I flay him, disembowel him	TA
nəpihkʷəskéləčenα	I dislocate his fingers, take his fingers out of joint (by hand)	TA
nəpihtawíkʷəsohtawα	I crawl under him	TA
nəpihtawóhsαtamən	I walk under it	TI
nəpihtáwkamən	I walk under it;	TI
nəpihtáwkawα	I walk under him (as a tree);	TA
nəpihtáwohsαmα	I walk under him	TA
nəpihthámolα	I put food in his mouth	TA
nəpihthámotəlα	I stuff food in his mouth	TA
nəpiləwíkemα	I am jealous of him	TA
nəpimskʷáhtakənα	I twist him	TA
nəpimskʷisəkípenα	I wrench his neck	TA
nəpiməníkewα	I bore or twist by hand for him, in his place	TA
nəpinotlάwekton	I show it off, display it	TI
nəpipíkʷewα	I play the flute to him or for him	TA
nəpisamihátawα	I stick something into him	TI
nəpiséčkʷihalα	I roast him in an oven, put him in an oven, slide him into an enclosed space	TA
nəpiskəméhtawα	I infest him with lice, I give him my lice	TA
nəpisonəwi-	herb medicine	pren.
nəpisonəwi-sénαpe	† medicine man [recent term];	AN
nəpisónhoso	he gives medicine to himself;	AI
nəpisəwawékhəhα	I waste him	TA
nəpisəwi-námihα	I see him as a natural creature	TA
nəpisəwi-pəkʷéhtawα	I earn for him needlessly	TA
nəpitikáhkαlα	I throw him in a house or room	TA
nəpitikehčówihα	I invite him into the house, coax him into the house, entice him in	TA
nəpitikekətáhimα	I make him jump in	TA
nəpitikékimα	I order him in the house,	TA
nəpitíkahkαn	I throw it in a house or room	TI
nəpitíkahəlα	I let, place him in a house or room	TA
nəpitíkahəton	I place it in a house or room	TI
nəpitkə́mαlα	I give him lice, infest him with lice, cause him to be infested with lice	TA
nəpiwahtáwenəmən	I dim the light, reduce the light by hand (as a lamp, torch, especially an oil lamp),	TI
nəpíhkʷanhα	I peel him (as bark from a tree),	TA
nəpíhkʷanhα	I peel bark off a tree,	TA
nəpíhkʷanəsα	I cut a piece off him, slice off of him, cut parts off from him;	TA
nəpíhkʷesα	I slice him, I cut a piece from him	TA
nəpíhthamən	I fill it (as a crook, gap, not container)	TI
nəpíkkehso	water snake,	AN
nəpíkəčilα	I fart on him	TA
nəpíləwihalα	I transform him, I change his being	TA
nəpíləwihaton	I transform it, I make it different, I change its nature	TI
nəpíləwimα	I am jealous of him (as over a woman of some possession), I accuse him	TA
nəpímkamən	I go to the side of it (an objective in travelling)	TI
nəpímskʷənəmən	I twist it (by hand)	TI
nəpímskʷənα	I twist him, I twist him by hand	TA
nəpíməlawα	I shoot to the side of him, I miss him with an arrow	TA
nəpísαpamα	I look into hiim (AN container or object, not person)	TA
nəpítsənewα	I fill his pipe for him;	TA
nəpíwihton	I make it small	TI
nəpíyekəsα	I cut him into shavings (a tree)	TA
nəpohkʷhatáwewα	I make him burp	TA
nəpotawαmα	I blow on him, I hiss at him	TA
nəpotámawα	I made him (another hunter) lose his game	TA
nəpotáwαtamən	I blow on it, I hiss at it	TI
nəpotəpáhkehkamən	I sink into it by foot	TI
nəpònəmən	I place, put it down, lay it down; I place it in position, put it along the course or something, place it upon something	TI
nəpònənα	I release him, let him go, leave him out, give him up, set him free	TA
nəpóhskənəmən	I bury it	TI
nəpóləwαtamən	I escape from it, I escape it	TI
nəpónənəmən	I release it, let it go, omit it, leave it out	TI
nəpóskihton	I make it soft, loose	TI
nəpóskihα	I make him soft, loose	TA
nəpóskənəmən	I bury it, place in the ground	TI
nəpósəpalα	I wet, water him	TA
nəpəkóhkαtamən	I apply pitch, gum to it, I patch or mend the seams of it with gum, pitch (canoe)	TI
nəpəkəwəčákhamən	I cover it with gum	TI
nəpəkəwə́čakhα	I cover him with gum	TA
nəpəkʷáhtelawα	I dispatch him with an arrow, I put him to death with a fatal shot;	TA
nəpəkʷéhtawα	I ean for him	TA
nəpəkʷíhpoləkon	I inverse it chafes me	TA
nəpəkʷíhpoləkʷ	inverse he chafes me	TA
nəpəmákʷətəhem	I pole (canoe), propell by pole	OTI
nəpəmi-pehsotáwkawα	I gradually draw near him;	TA
nəpəmíhkawα	I close on him, gain on him, am catching up to him	TA
nəpəmíhəhamənα	I anoint him;	TA
nəpəmóhsehkhα	I make him walk	TA
nəpəmósαmα	I (dog) follow him,	TA
nəpəmótamən	I fire at it with an arrow	TI
nəpəmótehkhα	I move his possessions, residence	TA
nəpəməwálewα	I carry (something) on my back for him	TA
nəpəməwáməkʷehkhα	I use him to ride on, I ride him	TA
nəpəməwáməkʷehkton	I ride on it (stick, pole, etc.)	TI
nəpəməwátamən	I carry it on my back, shoulders;	TI
nəpəməwátawα	I carry it on my back for him	TI
nəpəmαsókαmα	I wade along with him	TA
nəpəmαtáwαmα	I climb about on him	TA
nəpəmάmhoton	I pull it along with difficulty	TI
nəpəmάwsaton	I am accustomed to carry it along	TI
nəpəmάčkʷimα	1) I pull him on a sled, 2) I drag him here (on the ground, ice, snow)	TA
nəpəmάčkʷiton	1) I haul it on a sled, 2) I drag it on the ground, ice, snow, I drag it along	TI
nəpənáhkαlα	I throw him down, off	TA
nəpənáhpskʷahəmən	I stone it, pelt it with stones	TI
nəpənáhpskʷəwα	I stone him, I pelt him with stones,	TA
nəpənápiləmən	I lower it with a rope	TI
nəpənápilα	I lower him with a rope	TA
nəpənekʷáhkαlα	I throw him down from a height	TA
nəpənékholα	I hang him down	TA
nəpənékʷahkαn	I throw it down from a height	TI
nəpəníhtehəmən	I knock it down (from an object)	TI
nəpəníhtəhα	I knock him off (from an object)	TA
nəpəsakʷəpékənəmawα	I put drops in his eyes	TA
nəpəsákʷənəmən	I break a piece of it off (by hand)	TI
nəpəskíhtəhəmən	I cut it	TI
nəpəskʷáhəlα	I pull out his hair	TA
nəpəskʷáwenα	I pull his hair out by the roots	TA
nəpəskʷáwphα	I quickly pull his hair out by the roots	TA
nəpəskʷipəwéhtəhα	I knock off his feathers by a blow	TA
nəpəskʷípəwahəlα	I pull out (a handful of) his feathers	TA
nəpəskʷípəwahəton	I pull out its feathers (from a spear, etc.)	TI
nəpəskʷípəwehlα	I pick, pluck his feathers from him;	TA
nəpəskʷəlehtámawα	I light his pipe for him	TA
nəpəskʷəlénəmawα	I light the fire or lamp for him	TA
nəpəskʷəsámawα	I shear him, clip his hair	TA
nəpəskʷə́hlahəton	I set fire to it	TI
nəpəskʷə́lehpα	I light him (a pipe), I set him ablaze	TA
nəpəssakάpahəton	I scratch it (with my fingernail);	TI
nəpəssánəpahəlα	I fill him with fluid, liquid	TA
nəpəssánəpahəton	I fill it with fluid	TI
nəpəssánəpalα	I fill him with liquid (kettle, pail)	TA
nəpəsséhtenəmən	I bring light to it, illuminate it, I bring light to bear on it, cast light on it	TI
nəpəsséhtenα	I cast light on him, bring light to bear on him, illuminate him	TA
nəpəssíhkhamən	I split, cleave it	TI
nəpəssíkhamən	I split it	TI
nəpəssíkəsəmən	I split it apart with a knife	TI
nəpəssíləčenα	I put my finger in his eye	TA
nəpəssínskʷαlα	I scalp him, take his scalp as a trophy,	TA
nəpəssólotəlα	I make him choke on food	TA
nəpəssαkʷhámolα	I broil him on a spit	TA
nəpəssαkʷhíkewα	I broil on a spit for him	TA
nəpəssάkʷhamən	I broil it on a spit	TI
nəpəsəkahəmékhαlα	I make him playful	TA
nəpəsəkáhtehkamən	I cast a shadow over it	TI
nəpəsəkíkʷehtawα	I shut my eyes for him	TA
nəpəsəkαlakíkʷenα	I force him to shut his eyes,	TA
nəpəsətάtəpahəlα	I drive him crazy, I distrub him mentally	TA
nəpəttəpékatamən	I unintentionally take liquid into my mouth	TI
nəpəttətónesα	I accidentally cut his lip	TA
nəpəttαlakikʷéhtəhα	I accidentally hit him in the eye, I strike him in the eye(s) by mistake	TA
nəpəttαlakíkʷenα	I accidentally poked his eye	TA
nəpəttαlakəsséhtəhα	I strike him on the ears accidentally, by mistake	TA
nəpəttαtəpéhtəhα	I accidentally hit him on the head	TA
nəpətči-kə́lahα	I accidentally catch him in a trap	TA
nəpətči-kə́pəhα	I lock him in by mistake, accident	TA
nəpətči-pəyáwesα	I accidentally singed his hair	TA
nəpətčihptinéhtəhα	I hit, strike his hand by mistake, accidently	TA
nəpətčíhtehkawα	I accidently ran into him (physically),	TA
nəpətčíppənenα	I touch his testicles unintentionally, by accident, by mistake	TA
nəpətəki-wíhkʷahkαn	I pull it back	TI
nəpətəki-wíhkʷipton	I pull it back quickly	TI
nəpətəki-wíhkʷənəmən	I take it back	TI
nəpətəkí-wihkʷənα	I take him back	TA
nəpətəkʷahtákənəmən	I coil, wind it	TI
nəpətəkʷáhtakenα	I coil, wind him (rope)	TA
nəpəyáwesα	I singe his hair	TA
nəpəyénamən	I disregard it, deny it my attention	TI
nəpəyénawα	I disregard him, deny him my attention, association,	TA
nəpəyésikənα	I splinter him	TA
nəpəyάmkenəmən	I crumble it (by hand)	TI
nəpəčitáhkαtamən	I send it in person, I deliver it	TI
nəpəčítahkαn	I send it	TI
nəpə̀kəwəhα	I apply pitch, gum to him	TA
nəpə̀kʷαnəmən	I lift it;	TI
nəpə̀mhamən	I pass it on water, I swim or paddle past it	TI
nəpə̀mipton	I carry it along,	TI
nəpə̀mkawα	I pass him in walking, running, traveling; I go by him, walk past him	TA
nəpə̀molα	I shoot him by arrow, I ply him with an arrow	TA
nəpə̀məwalα	I carry him on my back, I go along with him on my back	TA
nəpə̀məwamən	I carry it along on my back	TI
nəpə̀məwamα	I carry him along on my back, shoulders	TA
nəpə̀məwaton	I carry it on my back;	TI
nəpə̀mαnα	I ply him with arrows,	TA
nəpə̀shotəlα OR nəpə̀ssəhotəlα	1) I cause him to get something in his eye, 2) I attract his eye, attract him	TA
nəpə̀skatamən	I chew it in half, in twain, I sever it with my teeth	TI
nəpə̀skihalα	I break, sever him (rope)	TA
nəpə̀skiphα	I break him (cord) quickly by pulling apart by hand	TA
nəpə̀skipton	I snap it apart, break it quickly by pulling apart by hand	TI
nəpə̀skənəmən	I break it (a long object) by hand, I break it open by pulling apart	TI
nəpə̀skənα	I break him by pulling apart his hand	TA
nəpə̀skʷəlenα	I light him, set him on fire	TA
nəpə̀skʷənəmən	I pull it out, pluck it out by hand	TI
nəpə̀skʷəsəmən	I pull it out with a knife, 2) I cut it out	TI
nəpə̀ssikəsα	I split him apart, in half with a knife	TA
nəpə̀ssα	I convey my scent to him (as in hunting)	TA
nəpə̀səčolα	1) I hide from him by craft (cunning), 2) I ~give him the slip", 3) I hide away from him	TA
nəpə̀thα	I catch him with a hook,	TA
nəpə̀tkamən	1) I accidently step on it, 2) ... stand on it, 3) ... stub my toe	TI
nəpə̀tkawα	I step on him accidentally	TA
nəpə̀ttamα	I inadvertently took him into my mouth (_idiom._ when insect flies in one's mouth)	TA
nəpə̀ttatamən	I inadvertently take it into my mouth	TI
nəpə̀ttelawα	I shot him with an arrow or bullet	TA
nəpə̀tčiphα	I inadvertently seize him, I grab him by mistake	TA
nəpə̀təkimα	I call him back	TA
nəpə̀təkiphα	I take him back, I bring him back to where he belongs	TA
nəpə́kəwahəmən	I apply pitch, gum, to the seams of it (a canoe)	TI
nəpə́mihəhamən	I anoint it, rub grease on it	TI
nəpə́mihəhα	I anoint him, I rub him with grease	TA
nəpə́məwələmən	I go along with it on my back	TI
nəpə́nəwalα	I place him down from my back	TA
nəpə́nəwələmən	I place it down from my back	TI
nəpə́skʷəhlahəlα	I set fire to him	TA
nəpə́skʷəlahəton	I burn it	TI
nəpə́ssikhα	I split him,	TA
nəpə́ttənəmən	I take it by error, mistake	TI
nəpə́ttənα	I take him by error, mistake	TA
nəpə́təkipton	I take it back, I return it	TI
nəpαkahkʷéhsimα	I bump his head, strike or bump him on the head	TA
nəpαkatahsénəmawα	I shine a light for him, reflect a light for him	TI
nəpαkatáhsenəmən	I flash a light on it	TI
nəpαkatáhsenα	I flash a light on him	TA
nəpαkáhkʷαmα	I bump into him with my head	TA
nəpαkáhkʷαtamən	I bump into it with my head	TI
nəpαkαtəpéhtəhα	I thumb him on the head	TA
nəpαpahtamáwewα	I pray for him;	TA
nəpαpákahəton	I repeatedly bite it	TI
nəpαpisəwi-námihα	I see him as an apparition, a supernatural creature	TA
nəpαpisəwi-číksətawα	I listen to him in vain, to no avail	TA
nəpαpisəwí-peskhα	I shoot him in vain (with a gun)	TA
nəpαpísəwi-pəmα	I shoot him in vain (with an arrow), I ply him with an arrow in vain, to no avail	TA
nəpαsitάpαtamən	I oversee it	TI
nəpαsítkamən	I go beyond it (an objective in travelling)	TI
nəpὰnənα	I open him up to view (by hand)	TA
nəpάneklα	I cause him to be uncovered	TA
nəsakewəsə́wαmα	I sin against him, injure his body, trespass against him	TA
nəsakélətamən	I am loath to give it up, hate to part with it	TI
nəsakéwαmα	I speak to injure him	TA
nəsamakahpskətónehtawα	I pucker out my lips at him	TA
nəsamakánəwehtawα	I puff out my cheeks at him	TA
nəsákeləmα	I am loath to give him up, part with him	TA
nəsákholα	I transport him with difficulty in a canoe	TA
nəsáptehəmən	I pound upon it	TI
nəsáptəhα	I pound, rap on him;	TA
nəsehsalάmikhα	I make him cry with hunger	TA
nəsehsíhtəhα OR nəséhstəhα	I make him cry by hitting him	TA
nəsehspάwəlahsα	I frighten him to tears (a small child)	TA
nəsehsənahsənelikʷèhtαhα	I beat him so he cries out with sudden pain	TA
nəsekatéktəhα	I stretch him out flat (person or hide),	TA
nəsekʷámotəlα	I make him choke on fluid in eating	TA
nəseskačə́shamən	I paint it brightly, a brilliant color	TI
nəsesəmatónəhα	I failed to find him (whom I searched for)	TA
nəsesəmi-ačélihα	I lose control of him	TA
nəsesəmítəhαmα	I cannot fathom his ways, think him baffling, incomprehensible, don't know what to think of him	TA
nəséhsimα	I make him cry, weep (by my voice, by my words)	TA
nəséhsskʷαmα	I war-whoop, give a war cry to him	TA
nəséhsənα	I make him wail from ill treatment, cry out from pain (like a child or dog) (by physical contact)	TA
nəsékpαmα	I warn, threaten, scare him by words	TA
nəsihtəwáhətamən	I fringe it, decorate it with fringes	TI
nəsikikánahtamən	I eat all of the flesh from it (bone); I eat all the meat off the bone	TI
nəsikítəhα	I grieve for him	TA
nəsikəpéhstimα	I stew him down, I boil him down in a stew	TA
nəsikʷαpenα	I scratch or scrape him out to empty him, I empty him by scraping with my fingers	TA
nəsikʷάpenəmən	I scratch or scrape it out to empty it; I empty it by scraping with my fingers	TI
nəsipkíhkamən	I take a long time to travel to it	TI
nəsiptakahkʷihptínenα	I stretch his arm(s)	TA
nəsiptakikánenα	I stretch his leg, I pull on his leg	TA
nəsiptakisəkípenα	I stretch his neck	TA
nəsisalahstíkewα	I fry for him	TA
nəsisaláhstawαn	I fry it for him	TI
nəsisalαstíkewα	I fry fat for him	TA
nəsisálahston	I fry it;	TI
nəsissáhkʷekənα	I unfold him, spread him out;	TA
nəsissáhkαlα	I scatter him by throwing,	TA
nəsissépiləmən	I scatter, muss, ruffle it by foot	TI
nəsiwalóhkαtamən	I am tired of or from making it	TI
nəsiwskáwihα	I am tired of waiting for him	TA
nəsiwəskáwihα		inl.
nəsiwάmholəkon	it bores me	TA
nəsiwάmholα	I bore him with my actions	TA
nəsiwάtkawα	I am tired of him,	TA
nəsiwάčihα	I make him tired,	TA
nəsiwάčimα	I bore him by my voice, conversion, irk him by repetition,	TA
nəsiwάčinawα	I am bored by his appearance	TA
nəsíhtəwahəlα	I decorate him with fringes, I fringe him	TA
nəsíkʷahəlα	I empty him of his contents (by instrument)	TA
nəsíkʷenəmən	I empty it by hand,	TI
nəsíkʷenα	I empty him by hand	TA
nəsíkʷənα	I empty him (barrel, pipe, pot, etc.)	TA
nəsíssahkαn	I scatter him/it by throwing [TI used as a TA when hostility is indicated];	TI
nəsíssahəlα	I scatter him	TA
nəsíssekhα	I meddle with him (forced, as in seduction, rape or trouble making)	TA
nəsíssekton	I displace it, meddle with it	TI
nəsíssekənα	I unfold, roll out, spread him out, separate his folds (shirt, etc.)	TA
nəsíssemα	1) I meddle with him (with my voice), 2) I distract/perturb him (with my voice), 3) I ply him with questions, 4) I excit	TA
nəsíssenα	I scatter him (by hand),	TA
nəsíwatamən	I am weary of the taste of it, have an aversion to the taste of it	TI
nəsíwoləkon	it tires me in the chase	TA
nəsíwolα	I tire him out by pursuit, weary him in the chase	TA
nəskihptináhələso	he gets his hands dirty;	AI
nəskíhoso	he defiles himself (physically and morally);	AI
nəskíhpokat	it tastes nasty, disageeable	II
nəskíhpokəso	he tastes nasty, disagreeable	AI
nəskəsitáhələso	he gets his feet dirty;	AI
nəskʷáhike	he combs hair;	AI
nəskʷáhoso	he combs his own hair;	AI
nəsokáhkewα	I splash him, I throw water on him	TA
nəsokáhkαlα	I pour him out (as a bird in a soup), I empty him of fluid (pail)	TA
nəsokáhkαtamən	I throw water on it	TI
nəsòkənα	I pour him out (as milk), I spill him	TA
nəsòskʷənα	I turn him belly up (by hand)	TA
nəsókənəmən	I pour it out	TI
nəsóskəsəmən	I cut it up piece by piece	TI
nəssi-	three	prev.
nəssi-mákʷiləče	he has three swollen fingers;	AI
nəsəkakʷíhkα	I make him vomit,	TA
nəsəkapaləčéhtαhα	I slap him on the belly, abdomen	TA
nəsəkapihkəčəyéhtαhα	I slap him on the buttocks	TA
nəsəkapihptinéhtαhα	I slap him on the hand	TA
nəsəkapihpənéhtəhα	I slap him on the testicles	TA
nəsəkapikʷéhtəhα	I slap him on the face	TA
nəsəkapikʷéhtαhα	I slap him on the face	TA
nəsəkapíhtehəmən	I slap it with a flat object	TI
nəsəkapíhtəhα	I slap him	TA
nəsəkapəsitéhtαhα	I slap his feet	TA
nəsəkapαlakəsséhtαhα	I slap him on the ears	TA
nəsəkákʷihtamən	I vomit it	TI
nəsəkílihα	I urinate on him	TA
nəsəkʷəskáhkαlα	I shatter him to pieces by throwing	TA
nəsəkʷəski-potáwαmα	I shatter him by forcefully blowing on him	TA
nəsəkʷəskihtanéhtəhα	I smash his nose (by a blow)	TA
nəsəkʷəskíhtehəmən	I break it into pieces, knock it to pieces	TI
nəsəkʷəskíhtelawα	I shoot him to pieces, shatter him to pieces by arrow or bullet	TA
nəsəkʷəskíləčenα	I crush his fingers by hand	TA
nəsəkʷəskínahəton	I tear it to pieces, tear it by hand	TI
nəsəkʷəskəčakαtámawα	I chew it up into fine pieces for him	TA
nəsəkʷəskəčáktəhα	I break him into pieces or to a doughy mass by instrument or forcefully striking by hand	TA
nəsəkʷəskαtəpéhtəhα	I smash his head into pieces (with a blow)	TA
nəsəkʷə́skahkαn	I break it by throwing it down, I shatter it by throwing	TI
nəsəkʷə́skənəmən	I shatter it by hand, pull to pieces	TI
nəsəkʷə́skənα	I crack, fracture, break him into pieces	TA
nəsəkʷə́skəsα	I cut him to pieces	TA
nəsəspetəhάsihkhα	I upset/trouble him (in his mind)	TA
nəsəssehkhámawα	I search him, his person, clothing	TA
nəsəssetəhαsíhkhokon	it perturbs me	TA
nəsəssətəhάsihkhα	1) I perturb him, 2) I irritate him	TA
nəsətómahsin	he gives directions;	AI
nəsətómahso	he directs, is a director;	AI
nəsəwáhtakənα	I straighten him (rope)	TA
nəsəwάkαlα	I soar over him	TA
nəsə̀kʷəskatamən	I chew it up	TI
nəsə̀ssepemα	1) I disturb him (with my voice), 2) I irritate him;	TA
nəsə̀ssəkomα	I spit on him,	TA
nəsə̀ssəkotamən	I spit on it	TI
nəsə́ssehklα	1) I molest him, handle his body without permission, 2) I invade his privacy, enter his house to search without permissi	TA
nəsαkhákʷhamən	I bring it out by pointed stick	TI
nəsαkhə́nəmawα	I show him or her my penis (as an insult)	TA
nəsαkhαləwéwohtawα	I stick my tongue out at him	TA
nəsαnkewitəhάsihkhα	I relieve his mind, allay his anxiety, I relieve him, alleviate him	TA
nəsαnkéwimα	I console him, sympathize with him;	TA
nəsαpáhkʷtehəmən	I pierce it with a spear	TI
nəsαpáhkʷtelamən	I pierce it (with an arrow or bullet)	TI
nəsαpáhkʷtəhα	I pierce him with a spear	TA
nəsαpáhkʷtəlawα	I pierce him (with an arrow or bullet)	TA
nəsαpélətamən	I trust it	TI
nəsαpolákαtamən	I bite it through, I bite a hole through it	TI
nəsαpənawáhkαtamən	I am faithful to it	TI
nəsαpαtóhkewα	I tell him the truth, the complete story	TA
nəsαsάphamən	I pierce it over and over	TI
nəsὰmənα	I touch him with my hand	TA
nəsάkəlihton	I make it strong	TI
nəsάkəlihα	I make him strong	TA
nəsάkələnəmən	I hold, grasp it firmly	TI
nəsάkəlαkʷasα	I cook him until he is hard	TA
nəsάmiphα	I touch him quickly with my hand	TA
nəsάmipton	I touch it quickly with my hand	TI
nəsάphamən	1) I pierce it, 2) I go through an obstacle	TI
nəsάptehəmən	I stab it with a knife, I perforate it by an instrument or blow, I jab it	TI
nəsάptelamən	I pierce it with a missle	TI
nəsάptelawα	I pierce him with a missle	TA
nəsάptəhα	I stab him with a knife, I perforate him, I jab him	TA
nətahkíhkewα	I plant for him.	TA
nətahkənesónhotəlα	I put stockings or leggings on him;	TA
nətahkəskʷépisin	I wear it around my neck;	TI
nətahkʷatənéssehkhα	I make him walk to the summit.	TA
nətahkʷatənéssewα	I walk towards the summit for him.	TA
nətahkʷámamα	1) I feel pain because of him, 2) I swallow him with pain, difficulty, 3) _idiom._ I have a sore throat,	TA
nətahkʷámatamən	1) I feel the pain of it, 2) I feel the pain it causes me; _idiom._ it hurts me	TI
nətahkʷiláwemα	I cause him pain by my words, by my speech	TA
nətahkʷítəhihkhα	I am stubborn against/towards him	TA
nətahkʷαkkóhsehkhα	I make him walk up the hill.	TA
nətahkʷαkkóhsewα	I walk up the hill for him.	TA
nətahkʷαləmíhtawα	I am wary of him, I shy away from him.	TA
nətahkʷαtáwαmα	I climb up on him (as a mountain).	TA
nətahpahkʷtáhikαn	I rap on it.	TI
nətahsanápilα	I tie him tightly (a person, the rope, etc.)	TA
nətahsanápiton	I tie it tightly (a knot).	TI
nətahsámahsα	I give him a bite to eat, a small amount of food; I feed him (with sympathy, affection), I feed poor little him.	TA
nətahsánhamən	I make it compact, firm, dense, solid; I compress it.	TI
nətahsitélətamən	I consider it to belong (with my other tools or possessions).	TI
nətahsitəkʷépihtamən	I sit close against it, sit with knees against it.	TI
nətahsiči-kə́lənəmən	I hold it on; I hold it against something.	TI
nətahsičí-kələnα	I hold him against something, hold him on.	TA
nətahsičóhsαmα	I walk close to him, parallel with him, beside him.	TA
nətahsičóhsαtamən	I walk close to it.	TI
nətahsíihpilα	I give him herb medicine, doctor him	TA
nətahsíteləmα	I consider him to belong, to be one of us.	TA
nətahsítkamən	I approach it, move, travel close to it, walk toward it	TI
nətahsíttehkamən	I run, jog, sprint towards it.	TI
nətahsíttehkawα	I run towards him.	TA
nətahsíčikʷamən	I push it (close to something), towards the side.	TI
nətahsónhamən	I paint it.	TI
nətahtáwəpalα	I place liquid, water in him (kettle, pot).	TA
nətahtáwəpaton	, I place water in it;	TI
nətahčəwelətámawαn	I want him/it from/of him;	TA
nətahčəwi-kisi-kαpáwihtamən	I have to put up with it.	TI
nətahčəwi-kisi-kαpáwihtawα	I have to put up with him.	TA
nətahčəwi-ntάskawα	I must safeguard him.	TA
nətahətóčohsαn	I used to walk by, past it, was accustomed to walk by, past it.	TI
nətahαsítemα	I repeatedly answer him, I answer him over and over.	TA
nətahαči-aləmí-milα	I give him more and more than I expected or intended.	TA
nətahαčí-milα	I give him more and more.	TA
nətakaki-tə́pelətam	I own (land or possessions) to such an extent, to that point, so far.	OTI
nətakitámawα	I read it for him.	TA
nətakíməwαtamən	I count it.	TI
nətakənawéwαmα	I deal for him.	TA
nətakənawαtámawαn	I deal it out for him.	TI
nətakənawάhlemα	I deal with him.	TA
nətakənáwewα	I deal out to him.	TA
nətakənáwαmα	I deal him, distribute him (as parts of a game animal or bird).	TA
nətakʷanáskhamən	I cover it with weeds.	TI
nətakʷanékhamən	I cover it with a hide, fabric;	TI
nətakʷani-pákəhamən	I cover it with leaves.	TI
nətakʷani-pákəhα	I cover him with leaves.	TA
nətakʷani-pə́kʷtehəmən	I cover it with dirt, ashes.	TI
nətakʷanə́ləkʷanhα	I cover him with my wings.	TA
nətakʷanάmkəhα	I bury/cover him in a mound, make a tumulus or mound burial for him.	TA
nətakʷánaskhα	I cover him with weeds, vegetation.	TA
nətakʷánekhα	I cover him with a sheet, hide, etc.	TA
nətakʷetάpetamən	I try to derive benefit from it;	TI
nətakʷečimóhkαlα	I ask for him	TA
nətakʷečímolα	1) I ask him, 2) I consult him, 3) I consult with him;	TA
nətakʷečímolαn	I ask him about it.	TA
nətakʷétənəmawαn	I test, feel it of him	TA
nətakʷéči-nlα	I try to kill him,	TA
nətakʷéčihaton	I try it, test it	TI
nətakʷéčimα	I consult him, ask his advice, I ask his opinion	TA
nətakʷíkesα	I accuse him, make accusations against him.	TA
nətakʷíthamən	I soak it in the water.	TI
nətakʷíthamən	I place it in the water, soak it.	TI
nətakʷíčihton	1) I place it in the water, 2) I immerse it in the water, 3) I launch it (boat, canoe).	TI
nətakʷíčihα	I immerse him in the water.	TA
nətakʷəskʷánαtamən	I strike it with my elbow.	TI
nətakʷəskʷánαwα	I strike him with my elbow.	TA
nətakʷətəmáwewα	I accuse him for him, I accuse someone for him.	TA
nətalahtáwαmα	I court her, a girl	TA
nətalakínahəton	I tear it apart.	TI
nətalamísəwewα	I am thankful for him;	TA
nətalanéhkewα	I am making a bed for him.	TA
nətalámihα	1) I make him thankful, 2) I cause him gladness, make him feel happy, 3) I please him;	TA
nətalánehkhα	I am making a bed for him [when he is already in bed].	TA
nətalápimα	I dissuade him by suggestion	TA
nətali-alənahksə́nkewα	I am making moccasins for him,	TA
nətali-aməssániməkʷ	he is making fun of me.
nətali-minawi-nənάsətomən	I am mentioning one thing after another.
nətali-skáwihα	I wait for him there, I am waiting for him.	TA
nətalihkəčénəmawα	I shake my two crooked fingers at him in scorn	TA
nətalíwəsəmən	I am boiling it.	TI
nətalkəsəníhkewα	I am making shoes for him.	TA
nətalóhkehkton	1) I make it work, 2) I work with it, 3) I work it.	TI
nətalóhkewα	I work for him.	TA
nətalóhkαlα	I work on him (pole, pipe, etc.)	TA
nətalóhkαtamən	I work at it, on it.	TI
nətalskáwihα	I wait for him,	TA
nətaləmámolα	I insert him, stick him in.	TA
nətalάkihtawα	I am bending down to him, bowing to him, genuflecting before him, adoring him on my knees.	TA
nətalάčihtamən	I am getting ready for it.	TI
nətalάčihtawα	I am getting ready for him.	TA
nətalάčkʷimα	I am hauling him, dragging him [on the ground or a sled].	TA
nətamakáləčehkawα	I step on his belly.	TA
nətamakíhpənehkawα	I step on his testicles.	TA
nətamakíkʷehkawα	I step in his face.	TA
nətamakípiləmən	I trample on it.	TI
nətamakípilα	I trample upon him.	TA
nətamakkάtehkawα	I step on his leg.	TA
nətamakαlakə́ssehkawα	I step on his ear.	TA
nətamakάkkihkawα	I step on his backside, buttocks.	TA
nətamakάtəpehkawa	I step on his head, step down his head.
nətamákkamən	I stamp on it, tread on it.	TI
nətamákkamən	I trod on it, stamp on it (by foot).	TI
nətamákkawα	I step on him, his whole body as a mouse.	TA
nətamákkawα	I stomp, stomp, on him, I tread (down) on him.	TA
nətamákskawα	I tread on him [all of him], (bug, snake, toad, etc.).	TA
nətamánkawα	I take him off by foot.	TA
nətamehkéhtehəmən	I knock it down from a height.	TI
nətamehkéhtəhα	I knock him down from a height.	TA
nətamenάkkewα	I wrestle for him	TA
nətamenάkkαlα	I wrestle him, against him, with him.	TA
nətamenάkkαmα	I wrestle with him.	TA
nətamenάkkαtamən	I wrestle with it.	TI
nətaméhkenəmən	I lift it down, put it down by hand.	TI
nətaméhkenα	1) I lift him down from a height, 2) I put him down (by hand).	TA
nətamikikemə́skihtamən	I have use abusive language for it (on a regular basis).	TI
nətamikikemə́skihtawα	1) I am abusive to him by voice, 2) I use abusive language to him on a regular basis.	TA
nətamilíkʷahlα	I roll him from the shore into the water,	TA
nətamíkimα	I slander him (by my words).	TA
nətamíltehkamən	I shove it (a boat) off from shore.	TI
nətaməssánimα	I ridicule him with words, belittle him, disparage him, speak slightingly of him.	TA
nətaməssánotəmən	I ridicule it;	TI
nətanákhamən	I notch it with a blade, knife, I make a notch in it.	TI
nətanákhəwαmα	I stammer to him	TA
nətanáktehəmen	I notch it with an axe.	TI
nətanáktəhα	I notch him with an axe.	TA
nətanéhkehton	I make it serve as a bed, mattress.	TI
nətanéhkewα	I spread it for him.	TA
nətanəskámkewα	I make a brooch, gorget for him.	TA
nətanəssehtákənəmən	I stretch it by hand (a fabric).	TI
nətanəssαpékənəmən	I wind it tight by hand.	TI
nətapaki-tákamα	I strike him with the palm of the hand.	TA
nətapakihátawα	I slap him on the face, I slap him on the face with the back of my hand or the palm off my hand.	TA
nətapakskahtéhsinən	I lie with my belly flat on it.	TI
nətapalíhtehəmən	[EA Ken.]	TI
nətapáhkəyesα	I make him sweat,	TA
nətapákihaton	1) I flatten it, make it flat, 2) I slap it with the palm of my hand.	TI
nətapákihtamən	I flatten it with my weight.	TI
nətapákihtawα	I flatten him (with my weight).	TA
nətapákiton	I flatten it.	TI
nətapákkamən	I flatten it with my foot.	TI
nətapákkawα	I flatten him with my foot.	TA
nətapáktehəmən	I flatten it, pound it flat, make it flat.	TI
nətapáktəhα	I pound him flat, pound him with a blow.	TA
nətapáltehəmən	I miss hitting it.	TI
nətapásohtamən	I dodge, duck from it.	TI
nətapiikítehkawα	I give him heartburn,	TA
nətapilamánewα	I prepare adornment or paint for him	TA
nətapíləčesα	I warm his fingers.	TA
nətapkʷíkʷenα	1) I unroll him (shirt), 2) I uncover his face (by hand),	TA
nətapə́sənαlα	I roast him over the fire.	TA
nətapə́sənαtamən	I roast it over the fire.	TI
nətasehtéhtehkamən	I dance it backwards.	TI
nətasehtαkαpáwihtawα	I stand back of him.	TA
nətasehtαlαmsókepəna	the wind drives us backwards, we are driven backwards by the wind (in a canoe or walking).	TA
nətasehtάwihkʷənα	I take him back; I bring, move him backwards.	TA
nətaséhəmawα	I yield ground for him, move out of his way.	TA
nətasékskənα	I break him open (clam, etc.).	TA
nətasihtάssimα	I make him walk backwards.	TA
nətasikaníhkewα	I make socks for him.	TA
nətasikʷαlakə́ssenα	I put my finger in his ear.	TA
nətasíhəpewα	I draw water for him.	TA
nətasítəhαmα	I refuse him (in my mind), reject him (by mental process).	TA
nətasítəhαtamən	I refuse it in my mind, reject it (by mental process).	TI
nətaskáwihton	I wait for it,	TI
nətaskáwihα	I wait for him,	TA
nətaskihάwamα	I eat him uncooked.	TA
nətaskihάwatamən	I eat it uncooked.	TI
nətaskihάwihpα	I eat him fresh,	TA
nətaskipakʷačə́shamən	I paint it green.	TI
nətaskohʷάpatamən	I guard it, watch over it.	TI
nətaskohʷάpəwewα	I stand guard for him.	TA
nətaskówihα	I catch/hook him by live bait/lure.	TA
nətaskə́hʷαlα	I watch for him, lie in ambush for him.	TA
nətaskə́hʷαtamən	I watch out for it, am wary of it, am alert for it.	TI
nətaskʷάkkʷehəmən	I stir it (in cooking, with a tool)	TI
nətasonihkəčíyenα	I rub his backside, buttocks.	TA
nətasonihpskʷánenα	I rub his back.	TA
nətasonihptínenα	I rub his hand or hands.	TA
nətasoníləčenα	I rub his hand or hands.	TA
nətasoníləčenα	I rub his finger.	TA
nətasonəsítenα	I rub his feet.	TA
nətasonαlakə́ssenα	I rub his ear.	TA
nətasopálahpα	I lick him smooth.	TA
nətasopálahtamən	I lick it smooth.	TI
nətasopékənəmən	I press it smooth (any fabric).	TI
nətasopíhpoton	I smooth, † sandpaper, abrade it.	TI
nətasónhamən	1) I rub it with a fabric, 2) I rub it or apply paint to it, 3) I rub it by instrument.	TI
nətasónkamən	I come in contact with it.	TI
nətasónkawα	I come in contact with him.	TA
nətasóntelamən	I graze it with a shot, missile.	TI
nətasóntelawα	I graze him with a shot (arrow or bullet).	TA
nətasónənəmawαn	I rub it for him.	TA
nətasónənəmən	I rub it (with my hands).	TI
nətasópekənα	I press him smooth (by hand).	TA
nətasópihton	I smooth it, make it smooth, smooth the surface of it.	TI
nətaspíkʷi-ponα	I place him in an elevated position, on high	TA
nətaspαlakíkʷenα	I open his eyes (by force or hand);	TA
nətaspάmkahəmən	I pile the dirt, sand, soil, earth, high on it.	TI
nətaspάmkαhα	I pile the dirt, soil, sand, earth high on him;	TA
nətasαhámawα	I make way for him/provide a passage for him.	TA
nətatočóhsαmα	I walk by him.	TA
nətatočóhsαtamən	I walk by it.	TI
nətatóčohsαn	I walk by it.	TI
nətatəpahtákənəmən	I wind it.	TI
nətatəpáhtakənα	I wind him.	TA
nətatəpíkʷenəmən	I roll it by hand.	TI
nətatəpíkʷenα	I roll him, turn him over and over.	TA
nətatə́pholα	I wind him	TA
nətatə́photon	I wind it;	TI
nətatάkhamən	1) I sling shot at it, 2) I cast a knife at it.	TI
nətawahkαtáwehkαn	I use it sparingly.	TI
nətawahkάčəssəmin	I drink it sparingly, a little bit at a time.	TI
nətawanélətamən	I have no knowledge of it.	TI
nətawáhsehəmən	I fan it.	TI
nətawáneləmα	I have no knowledge of him.	TA
nətawehkαči-wihkʷíptawαn	I snatch it from him.	TA
nətawehkαčihα	I treat him with insolence, I annoy, distrub him.	TA
nətawehkαčí-kəlolα	I speak to him with insolence.	TA
nətawehkαčí-milα	I give him with insolence.	TA
nətawehkάtαpamα	I look at him with insolence.	TA
nətawehkάčihα	1) I misuse him, 2) I treat him with insolence, disrespect.	TA
nətawehsóhskewα	I hunt bear for him.	TA
nətawepáhpskahəmən	I pry it up (rock).	TI
nətawepápiləmən	I string it up, hang it up with a rope.	TI
nətawepápilα	I string him up, hang him up with a rope.	TA
nətawepí-ponəmən	I set/place it on high.	TI
nətawéhkehkhα	I use him for something, to do something.	TA
nətawéhkehkton	I use it for something	TI
nətawéhotəlα	I dress his feet, I put on his footgear.	TA
nətawépahkʷhα	I pry him up (a tree).	TA
nətawépkawα	I push him up with any body part (except hand).	TA
nətawikikésimα	I plead with him for myself, I beg him in my own behalf.	TA
nətawikikésəwewα	I plead to the other one in his behalf.	TA
nətawikikésəwαlα	I plead to him to plead in my behalf.	TA
nətawíhtehəmən	I open it by pounding it (with an axe of blow).	TI
nətawíkimα	I beg him, plead with him (by voice).	TA
nətawíphonhα	I put feathers on him	TA
nətawə́ssihalα	I dampen him, moisten him, make him damp.	TA
nətawə́ssənəmən	I moisten it by hand.	TI
nətawαlákəhamən	I make a hole in it (implement, instrument, axe, chisel, not a knife).	TI
nətawαlákəhα	I make a hole in him (with an implement, instrument, not a knife).	TA
nətawαlákəsəmən	I cut it open, open it with a knife.	TI
nətawαlákəsα	I cut him open, open him with a knife.	TA
nətawαpaláwehkαn	I misuse it, treat it wrongly.	TI
nətawαpálihton	I make it wrongly, incorrectly (manual construction).	TI
nətawαpálihα	I make him incorrectly, wrongly.	TA
nətawαpálimα	I make false remarks about him, misrepresent what he says.	TA
nətawαpálinawα	I see he is incorrect, is in error	TA
nətawαpálsətawα	I mistook is meaning, misconstrue his meaning.	TA
nətawαpáltehəmən	I hit it wrongly.	TI
nətawάkαlα	I bait him (a trap).	TA
nətawάnimα	I deny him (verballly), I deny ownership of him.	TA
nətayamihéwαtamən	I pray for it	TI
nətayámihewα	I pray for him	TA
nətayémαnəmən	I remove it, take it off (form a surface)	TI
nətayémαnα	I remove him from a surface, take him off	TA
nətačeləmóhtamən	I laugh at it unrestrainedly.	TI
nətačélihton	1) I am unable to help or remedy it; 2) I am helpless, powerless with regard to it; 3) _idiom._ I can't help it.	TI
nətačélihα	1) I am unable to help him; 2) I am helpless, powerless to help him; 3) _idiom._ I can't help him.	TA
nətačikάwihtawα	1) I do something against his wishes, 2) I oppose him, defy him.	TA
nətačikάwihα	1)I plague, harrass, molest, annoy, disturb him, 2) I torment him (in mind), 3) I treat him with insolence [broad semant	TA
nətačikάwənəmən	I force it, apply force to it.	TA
nətačitawámahton	I place it upside down, head or face down.	TI
nətačitawékholα	I hang him upside down.	TA
nətačitawóhsehkhα	I make him walk upside down.	TA
nətačitáwamahlα	I place him upside down, face down, head down.	TA
nətačitáwαpamα	I look down on him [_sensu strictu_]	TA
nətačitαkʷahíkewα	I cook something in the coals for him.	TA
nətačitάkʷasəmən	I cook it in the coals	TI
nətačítawənα	I hold him head downward, upside down; 2) † _idiom._ I drink out of a bottle, holding the mouth downward;	TA
nətačəssóhkawα	I walk close to him.	TA
nətàhkʷənα	I arrest him, take him prisoner, take him by force.	TA
nətàpəkʷa	isn't it?, wouldn't it?, won't you? [can be used as separate word];	interog. pc.
nətáhkenəmən	I till it (land, soil, garden).	TI
nətáhkinawα	I look at him, I observe him;	TA
nətáhkʷeləmα	I dislike him	TA
nətáhkʷənəmən	I arrest it, take it prisoner, take it by force.	TI
nətáhsamα	I feed him, give him food.	TA
nətáhsanhα	I make him compact, dense, firm, I compress him.	TA
nətáhsimα	1) I arouse his interest, 2) I attract his attention, 3) I interest him;	TA
nətáhtαtte	not at all	pc. emph.
nətáhčəwimα	1) I invite him; 2) I coax, plead with, implore him.	TA
nətákimα	1) I count him, 2) I read him (his intentions, ideas,	TA
nətákitamən	1) I read it, 2) I count it.	TI
nətákskamən	I kick it.	TI
nətákʷahəlα	1) remove him from the surface of the water, 2) I take him (a floating object) from the water, 3) I bring him ashore.	TA
nətákʷahəton	1) I remove it from the water (a floating object, such as a canoe), 2) I bring it ashore.	TI
nətákʷetənα	1) I feel him, 2) I test his weight	TA
nətákʷithα	I soak him in the water.	TA
nətákʷithα	I soak him in the water, soak, immerse him.	TA
nətákʷitənα	I place him in the water, soak him.	TA
nətákʷətəmən	I accuse, blame it.	TI
nətákʷαssα	I fondle him, stroke him gently	TA
nətálihaton	I am doing it this way [contrasts with	TI
nətálihpα	I am in the process of eating him.	TA
nətálihtamən	I am eating it, partake of it.	TI
nətálpαwəlα	I am in the act of frightening him (by physical means),	TA
nətáltelawα	I shoot him there;	TA
nətáləhʷihkhα	I make him choke on a bone [especially fish bone].	TA
nətálαkənα	I bend him.	TA
nətámakhα	I press him down (by tool).	TA
nətánakhα	I notch him, with a blade, knife;	TA
nətápakənα	I flatten him.	TA
nətápihkhα	I sit him down, place him, seat him.	TA
nətápihtamən	I occupy it (a house).	TI
nətásimα	I talk about him,	TA
nətásimα	I speak of him, talk about him;	TA
nətásinamən	I reject, refuse it on sight.	TI
nətásinawα	I reject, refuse him by or on sight.	TA
nətáskamα	I eat him uncooked.	TA
nətáskatamən	I eat it uncooked.	TI
nətáskihtamən	I eat it fresh.	TI
nətásonhα	1) I rub him with a fabric, 2) I apply paint to him, 3) I rub him by instrument.	TA
nətásophα	I polish him (AN object).	TA
nətásotəmən	I mention it, I talk about it;	TI
nətásəpihkamən	1) I walk beside, alongside it, 2) I travel parallel to it.	TI
nətásəpihkawα	I walk beside, alongside him, parallel to him.	TA
nətásαhα	1) I put him aside, 2) I refuse him (for marriage or service),	TA
nətásαnəmən	I refuse it, put it back by hand.	TI
nətásαnα	I refuse him, put him back by hand.	TA
nətátəmihkamən	I overtake, catch up to it.	TI
nətátαkhα	1) I throw a knife at him, 2) I sling shot at him (animal).	TA
nətáwepənα	I hold him up by hand, (with arm extended).	TA
nətáwələnα	I arrange, fix him right (shirt, pipe; not a person).	TA
nətáwəssənα	I moisten him by hand.	TA
nətáwəsəmən	I open it with a knife, by blade.	TI
nətáwαpamα	I peep at him through a hole.	TA
nətehelawí-milα	I give it to him out of good will, benevolence.	TA
nəteheláwihton	I treat it well, take good care of it, am careful of it;	TI
nəteheláwihα	I take good care of him, treat him well.	TA
nətehenawi-pəmάwəsəwihkhα	I restore him to life (by working over him, by massage or artificial respiration), save his life,	TA
nətehenawi-wətháhamən	I balance it (canoe) with a stroke of the paddle,	TI
nətehkəssisəkípenα	I encircle his neck with my arms, hug his neck.	TA
nətehkə́ssihlα	I encircle his body with my body in resting [to give him warmth from cold in travelling to prevent hypothermia]	TA
nətehkʷi-néhsehkhα	I make him hold his breath.	TA
nətehkʷí-notawα	T stop, cease hearing him.	TA
nətehsápihtawα	I sit on him, on top of him.	TA
nətehsápiton	I tie it on top,	TI
nətehsikαpáwihtamən	I step up to it, or on it.	TI
nətehsikαpáwihtawα	I step up to him; I step on him.	TA
nətehsí-ponəmən	I put it on top, place it on something,	TI
nətehsíkαpawin	I am standing on him/it;	TI
nətehsípona	I place him on top.	TA
nətehsαləyákhamən	I place snow on it.	TI
nətehsάləyakhα	I place snow on top of him.	TA
nətehtáhsskamənal	I arrive at each of them [no sg.]	class 1a
nətehəlawi-wičóhkemα	I help him benevolently, out of good will.	TA
nətenáwihalα	I revive him.	TA
nətenáwimα	1) I counsel him, correct him, 2) I advise him, 3) I cajole, persuade him.	TA
nətenáwiphα	I straighten him out quickly, quickly correct him.	TA
nətenáwənəmən	I straighten it out, correct/right it by hand.	TI
nətepahsənəmawαn	I divide it for him;	TA
nətepanaskawítəhαmα	I time him correctly, I estimate his movement correctly.	TA
nətepáhsənəmən	I divide it (by hand).	TI
nətepáhsəsəmən	I cut it in two with a knife.	TI
nətepákimα	I make him get in a canoe (by speech).	TA
nətepáweləmα	I judge his distance, judge the range of him.	TA
nətepikάmotlα	I make him fat enough, I fatten him sufficiently.	TA
nətepí-ponəmən	I put it inside by hand.	TI
nətepí-ponα	I place him inside by hand.	TA
nəteptéhsinən	I fall into it.	TI
nətepάkkʷahəlα	I place him in a pot to cook (to fry, without water)
nətesáhkʷtehəmən	I run a spear through it.	TI
nətesáhkʷtehəmən	I run a spear through it.	TI
nətesáhkʷtelalwα	pierce him through with an arrow	TA
nətesáhkʷtəhα	I run him through with a spear.	TA
nətesoníkekhα	I exchange him.	TA
nətesónəmawα	I trade with him.	TA
nətesónəmawαn	I exchange it for him, I trade exchange it with him,	TA
nətesəwahséwhotəlα	I change his clothes for him.	TA
nətesάpatamən	I see through it, (a transparent object)	TI
nətesάpatamən	I see through it (a transparent object).	TI
nətetéskamən	I fall short of it (of an objective destination in travelling by foot),	TI
nətetéskawα	I fall behind him (in travelling by foot).	TA
nətetəlakʷíčihtawαk	I swim between them.	TA
nətetəlikαpáwihtawαk	I stand between them.	TA
nətetəlohsαtámənal	I walk between them.	TI
nətetəlóhsαmαk	I walk between them.	TA
nətetəpeyínena	we are the same age,	AI
nətetəpi-kátənehtawα	I am as old as he; I am the same age as he;	TA
nətetəpi-kátənepəna	we are the same age.	AI
nətetəpi-tkíkʷəlopəna	I am as heavy as he [we are of equal weight].	AI
nətetəpii-tkíkʷəlohtawα	I am as heavy as he; I equal his weight.	TA
nətetəpíhpolα	I make him level or even, smooth him off (as a pipe).	TA
nətetəpíhpoton	I smooth it off, make it level or even.	TI
nətetαpi-kαpáwihtamən	I sand as high (tall) as it, am in equal height to it,	TI
nətečiləkʷə́nətipəna	we lock arms with each other, we take each other by the arm, [I lock arms with him],	TA
nətečíləkʷənα	I lock arms, elbows with him; I take him by the arm,	TA
nətéhkʷihtawα	I stop paying attention to him, cease tending to him, quit him.	TA
nəténawənα	I straighten him out by hand.	TA
nətéphamawα	I ladle out for him into his plate.	TA
nətépinawα	I consider him able enough; consider him big enough by looking at him (as a fish); consider him adequate.	TA
nətésαpamα	I see through him.	TA
nətésαpamα	I see through him (used figuratively)	TA
nətétonəmən	I balance it, restore its balance,	TI
nətétonα	I balance him, restore his balance,	TA
nətétəlihkamən	I stand in front of it as a barrier (to prevent him from seeing it).	TI
nətihkáhskawα	I incite him, encourage him to action.	TA
nətihkάsomα	I defend him by voice, take his part in an argument.	TA
nətìtamən	I say it,	TI
nətíhkαtamən	I defend/rescue/protect it [physically or by speaking].	TI
nətítamawα	I say it for him, I speak for him,	TA
nətokanáhkʷhamən	I lift it with a lever.	TI
nətokánahkʷhα	I lift him with a lever.	TA
nətokánahkʷhα	I pry him up (with a tool),	TA
nətóhkihalα	I awaken him.	TA
nətóhktehəmən	I wake it up suddenly (as a village).	TI
nətótpαwəlα	I frightened him so much, so greatly;	TA
nətəlahkasikánəmən	I scratch it on the ground.	TI
nətəlakitamikéməwαmα	I demand it for him, at his behest.	TA
nətəlakitamikémαtamən	I demand it.	TI
nətəlakʷánhamən	1) I cover it thus, 2) I conceall it.	TI
nətəlakʷάčkʷimα	1) I haul him on a sled in that direction; 2) I drag him bodily in that direction on the ground, ice, snow.	TA
nətəlaméskewα	† I [a priest] give him mass.	TA
nətəlanə́skhamən	I chisel it.	TI
nətəlapə́ləmawα	I tie things up for him,	TA
nətəlaskʷáhəsihkhα	I make him row.	TA
nətəlatahkéwαtamən	I act for it, I do thus with it.	TI
nətəlatáhkewα	I act for him, I do thusly for him.	TA
nətəlawéhkəhα	I treat/use him so/thus.	TA
nətəláhkewα	I throw something to him.	TA
nətəláhkʷəsəmən	I carve it, shape it by knife [a wooden object].	TI
nətəláhpskahəmən	I put spots on it.	TI
nətəláhpskəhα	I put spots on him.	TA
nətəláhəyehkhα	I play with him.	TA
nətəláhəyehkhα	I am playing with him.	TA
nətəlákənehəmən	I take charge of it, dealing it out thus, so; I order it, order it to be done	TI
nətəlálahpα	I lick him [with tongue].	TA
nətəlálohkαn	I do it;	TI
nətəlátəmimα	I take charge of him, I direct him, give guidance to him.	TA
nətəláwehkαn	I treat/use it so/thus.	TI
nətəláweləmα	I rather he have it than me.	TA
nətəlékihaton	I spread it out, unfold it.	TI
nətəlékənahsα	I tan him with smoke.	TA
nətəlékənəmən	1) I prepare it for tanning, 2) I handle it [a hide].	TI
nətəlhámahton	I plan it so, thus.	TI
nətəli-ksósihtawα	I fib so to him, I tell him fibs thus.	TA
nətəli-wíhkʷətəmən	I hope (it, that) thus, I hope for it	TI
nətəli-wə́lihalα	I accomplish something for him;	TA
nətəlihkəčénəmawα	I shake my fist at him in scorn,	TA
nətəlikəpéhtəhα	1) I pound, pummel him, 2) I pound him [ash tree or logs];	TA
nətəlikəsəmáwαnal	I saw him for him.	TA
nətəlikəsάwewα	I saw for him.	TA
nətəlikətahohtáwewα	I jump in his place, I jump for him.	TA
nətəlikətáhawewα	I jump for him.	TA
nətəlikətáhohtamən	I jump at it.	TI
nətəlikʷáhsəwewα	I do sewing for him.	TA
nətəlikαpáwihtawα	I withstand his onslaught, attack, I stand firm in face of his attack, charge, onslaught.	TA
nətəlintə́wewα	I sing for him.	TA
nətəlitəhάsinα	I have my mind on him,	TA
nətəlí-wihlα	I name him, give him a name, I call him thus;	TA
nətəlí-ččəwihton	I wish to make it.	TI
nətəlíkəsəmən	I saw it [with a knife or saw].	TI
nətəlíkʷahəton	I roll it.	TI
nətəlíkʷamən	I sew it;	TI
nətəlíliton	I have it for such luck, have it happen to me.	TI
nətəlítamən	I speak of it thus, say so of it;	TI
nətəlítəhαmα	I think of him thus, consider him thus, decide about him, make up my mind about him, I imagine, form an image of him, I	TA
nətəlítəhαs	I think [with a more abstract meaning than	AI
nətəlítəhαsin	I make up my mind about it, decide about it	TI
nətəlíwəsəmən	I boil it.	TI
nətəlotéhkkawα	I visit him thus.	TA
nətəlóhsαlα	I carry him from one point to another;	TA
nətəlóhsαtamən	I carry it from one point to another.	TI
nətəltáktawα	I set up a snare or snares for him.	TA
nətələhʷíkamα	I point at him with my index finger.	TA
nətələhʷíkαlα	I point at him, I point my finger at him.	TA
nətələhʷíkαtamən	I point at it with my finger.	TI
nətələmalóhkαtamən	I work along on it, continue to work along aat it, toil at it.	TI
nətələmi-nohpepíhtawα	I sit away, at a distance from him	TA
nətələmohkʷekαpáwihtawα	I stand with my back towards him.	TA
nətələmohkʷépihtamən	I sit with my back towards it.	TI
nətələmohkʷéppihtawα	I sit with my back towards him.	TA
nətələmαlakíhelawα	I make a hole in him with a bullet or arrow.	TA
nətələmαlakíhtehəmən	I make a hole in it with a spear.	TI
nətələmαlakíhtelamən	I make a hole in it with a bullet or arrow.	TI
nətələmαlakíhtəhα	I make a hole in him with a spear.	TA
nətələnáhsəwwewα	I haul a sled for him.	TA
nətələpékihalα	1) I splash him, sprinkle him, 2) † I sprinkle him with holy water, I bless him;	TA
nətələpékənəmawα	I sprinkle him by hand with it.	TA
nətələtónkαmα	I talk to him, engage in conversation with him, we talk together.	TA
nətələčákənəmən	I knead it.	TI
nətələ́stamən	I believe I hear it, I catch a sound of it.	TI
nətəlαkómkαmα	I adopt him,	TA
nətəlαktéhsimα	I cohabit with him.	TA
nətəlαkəmαkάmihkhα	I make him limp.	TA
nətəlαlákəhamən	I make a hole in it.	TI
nətəlαlákəhα	I make a hole in him.	TA
nətəlαlάmohtawα	I speak to him thus, in such a tone of voice.	TA
nətəlαmάtamən	I pace or measure it by strides.	TI
nətəlαpekíhpolα	I swing him rapidly to and fro, back and forth.	TA
nətəlαpekíhpoton	I swing it rapidly to and fro, back and forth.	TI
nətəlαpéhsαmawα	I cut out rawhide strings for him,	TA
nətəlαpékhamən	I wind it [a clock].	TI
nətəlαpékihalα	I swing him, rock him,	TA
nətəlαpékihaton	I swing it, rock it back and forth	TI
nətəlαpéktawα	I set a snare for him.	TA
nətəlαpékənəmawα	I braid [it] for him.	TA
nətəlαpíhkαlα	I bundle him, make a bundle of him.	TA
nətəlαpíhkαmα	I make a bundle, pack out of him, I bundle him.	TA
nətəlαpíhkαtamən	I make it into a bundle.	TI
nətəlαsókehkhα	I make him wade.	TA
nətəlαsókαtamən	I wade it [as a canoe over low water].	TI
nətəlάkkʷahəlα	I cook for him.	TA
nətəlάkkʷewα	I do his cooking, I am his cook, I cook for him on a regular basis.	TA
nətəlάkomα	I have him for a relative,	TA
nətəlάkʷasα	I cook him.	TA
nətəlάmkamα	I crunch/grind, him with my teeth/mouth.	TA
nətəlάmkatamən	I crunch/grind it with my mouth/teeth,	TI
nətəlάpahəton	I scratch it.	TI
nətəlάpačin	I reach out for it.	TI
nətəlάpekhα	I wind him [AN object].	TA
nətəlάpemα	I derive benefit from him [thus];	TA
nətəlάpetamən	I receive benefit from it.	TI
nətəlάpitamən	I manage it.	TI
nətəlάweləmα	I rely on him.	TA
nətəlάčkʷimα	I drag, haul him [on the ground or sled].	TA
nətəlάčkʷiphα	I give him a ride thus [on sled, toboggan, auto].	TA
nətəlάčkʷiton	I drag it thus.	TI
nətəmahkʷihptínesα	I cut off his arm.	TA
nətəmahkʷihptínesα	I cut off his	TA
nətəmahkʷisəkipehtəhα	I broke his neck by a blow, (maul, axe).	TA
nətəmahkʷisəkipéhtəhα	I broke his neck by a blow, (maul, axe).	TA
nətəmahkʷisəkípesα	I broke his neck with a knife.	TA
nətəmawéhtəhα	I trim, chop his hair (by axe-the ancient Penobscot method of trimming hair).	TA
nətəmátamən	I bite it off.	TI
nətəmáwesα	I trim his hair (by blade, knife, scissors).	TA
nətəmihpskʷanéhtelawα	I break his backbone (with a missle).	TA
nətəmihptínesα	I cut off his hand.	TA
nətəmihtánehtəhα	I smash, break his nose by force or blow.	TA
nətəmihtéhsimα	I break him in two by dropping him accidently.	TA
nətəmikanáhtelawα	I lame him, injure his leg by shooting.	TA
nətəmikánahəlα	I break his leg.	TA
nətəmikánαsα	I cut off his leg.	TA
nətəmikʷéhtəhα	I cut his throat with an axe; I cut off his head with an axe; I cut off his head with a blow.	TA
nətəmikάtahəlα	I break his leg.	TA
nətəmikάtesα	I cut off his leg.	TA
nətəmiləčéhtəhα	I break his fingers by violence, by a blow.	TA
nətəmisəkípenα	I break his neck in two.	TA
nətəmíhtehəmən	I cut, break it in half, in two with an axe, or by blow,	TI
nətəmíhtəhα	I cut him in half with an axe, blow,	TA
nətəmíkʷesα	1) I cut off his head, 2) I cut his throat,	TA
nətəmíləčehəlα	I break his finger(s).	TA
nətəmíləčenα	I break his fingers with my hands.	TA
nətəmíləčesα	I cut off his finger or fingers.	TA
nətəməsəkipehtéhsimα	I throw him and break his neck.	TA
nətəməsəkipéhtəhα	I break his neck by a blow.	TA
nətəməčakαtəpéhtəhα	I sever his head with a blow (axe, club);	TA
nətəmαlakə́ssesα	I cut off his ears.	TA
nətəmαpítehəlα	I break his teeth.	TA
nətəmάləwesα	I cut off his tail.	TA
nətəpaskotáwαnal	I measure him for him (by instrument).	TA
nətəpaskótawα	I measure it for him (by instrument).	TA
nətəpáhkʷənəmən	I measure it with a measuring stick or device.	TI
nətəpákənehα	1) I discover the nature of him; 2) I size him up; 3) I comprehend him; 4) I read or discern his intentions.	TA
nətəpákənehα	I size him up, measure him, estimate him, read his intentions.	TA
nətəpáskolα	I measure him, measure his length (by instrument),	TA
nətəpínawα	1) I woo, court her, 2) I tend a baby, 3) I pay attention to her,	TA
nətəpənáwihton	I inspect it, look it over, observe, scan it.	TI
nətəpənáwihton	I see what it looks like,	TI
nətəpαpékhamən	I weigh it (on a scale).	TI
nətəpάpekhα	I weigh him (on a scale).	TA
nətə̀lahkʷəlα	I knock him [arrow], put him on a string,	TA
nətə̀lahkʷəsα	I c arve him, shape him by knife [wood].	TA
nətə̀lahkαn	I throw it; _idiom._ I throw him [from animosity or contempt],	TI
nətə̀lekənα	1) I prepare him for tanning, 2) I handle him.	TA
nətə̀leləmα	I wish it on him.	TA
nətə̀lewα	I use him thus, I treat him thus.	TA
nətə̀lihalα	I make him thus, this way.	TA
nətə̀lihpα	I recognize the taste of him, taste him in this way.	TA
nətə̀lihtamən	I taste it thus, it tastes thus to me.	TI
nətə̀lihton	I make it;	TI
nətə̀lihtəhα	I strike/pound him;	TA
nətə̀lihα	I make him, treat him;	TA
nətə̀likəsα	I saw him [with a knife or saw].	TA
nətə̀lkʷahəmən	I chop it.	TI
nətə̀lkʷahα	I chop him (tree, person),	TA
nətə̀lsətamən	1) I hear it thus; 2) I perceive its sound as something else.	TI
nətə̀lsətawα	I hear him [thus]; I am sure I hear him, 2) I perceive his sound as resembling someone else.	TA
nətə̀ləmiphα	I take him away;	TA
nətə̀ləmiphα	I take him away;	TA
nətə̀ləmα	1) I give him a chance, 2) I wish (something) on him.	TA
nətə̀lənəmawα	I hand it over to him.	TA
nətə̀ləsəmən	I cut it.	TI
nətə̀ləsα	I cut him [with a knife].	TA
nətə̀lαklα	I string him (a bow).	TA
nətə̀lαkənα	I bend him [a bow or other AN object].	TA
nətə̀mənəmən	I break it in two (with my hand).	TI
nətə̀mənα	I break him in two, in half (by hand).	TA
nətə̀məsα	I sever him with a knife.	TA
nətə̀pahkʷənα	I measure him, measure his size, length (by the yard, by arm).	TA
nətə̀psətawα	1) I listen to him, heed him; 2) I pay attention to his words.	TA
nətə̀pəlomα	I gossip about him, discuss him.	TA
nətə́lkʷehlαn	I set my course toward it.	TI
nətαkawahtahósihkhα	I shade myself with an AN object	TA
nətαkawahtahósihkton	I shade myself with an INAN object;	TI
nətαkawahtéskawα	I cover him with my shadow, I use my body to shade him	TA
nətαkawáhtəhα	I shade him	TA
nətαkáwinamən	I have it vanish from my sight.	TI
nətαkáwinawα	I have him vanish from my sight.	TA
nətαkəló-milα	I give it to him grudgingly/in small portions.	TA
nətαkəlópalα	1) I provide him with water grudgingly/sparingly, 2) I distribuute water to him in small portions, 3) I dole out water t	TA
nətαkəmíhkewα	I make snowshoes for him.	TA
nətαkəsápilα	I tie him tightly on every side/on all sides	TA
nətαkəsápələmən	I tie it tightly on every side/on all sides	TI
nətαkəsαtəpépilα	I tie him about the head.	TA
nətαkʷάmihton	1) I enlarge it, make it larger, 2) I increase it	TI
nətαlawáhkαlα	I fail to throw him (as a person in wrestling)	TA
nətαlawi-námihton	I fail to see it	TI
nətαlawi-námihα	I fail to see him	TA
nətαlawi-nótawα	I fail to hear him, am unable to hear him	TA
nətαlawí-mičin	I fail to eat it	TI
nətαlawí-mohʷα	I fail to eat him	TA
nətαláwihton	1) I am incapable of making it, unable to make it, 2) I fail to do/make it	TI
nətαláwihα	I fail to make, construct him (bow, pipe, doll)	TA
nətαmíhkholα	I make him arise (by pulling or tugging) from prone position	TA
nətαmíhkimα	I make him arise (by voice, by calling) from prone position	TA
nətαmílkewα	I gather provisions for him	TA
nətαməwí-notawα	1) I overhear him, 2) I partly or slightly hear him	TA
nətαməwíhtelawα	I wound, injure him slightly (with an arrow or bullet), stun him with an arrow, bullet,	TA
nətαnkawalóhkewα	I work in his behalf, do his business for him	TA
nətαnkawəpéhsimα	I add a little water to him	TA
nətαnkawαčəmówewα	I speak in his behalf, interpret what he says, act as his agent, I translate (a foreign language) for him	TA
nətαnkáwəpahəlα	I add him (a cup of water, etc.)	TA
nətαnkáwəpalα	1) I add water to him (a pot, etc.), 2) I baste him (a fowl), 3) I add juice to him	TA
nətαnkáwəpaton	I add water to it (something boiling dry),	TI
nətαnkáwəpehston	I add a little water to it	TI
nətαnkohléhktawα	I sell him/it for him;	TI
nətαnkóhlehkton	I sell it	TI
nətαnkóhlewα	I sell for him, act as an agent for him	TA
nətαnkóhələhα	I sell him, trade him	TA
nətαnkóhələhα	I trade him (as a dog)	TA
nətαpátehkawα	I lean on/against him.	TA
nətαpátehlα	I lean him against something.	TA
nətαpenkatáwewα	I pay (things) for him	TA
nətαpenkátawα	I pay his way (pay for him)	TA
nətαpénkatamən	I pay it,	TI
nətαpénkawαn	I paid him for it,	TA
nətαpi-alάčkʷiphα	I come from giving him a ride (on a sled or auto)	TA
nətαpi-námihα	I return to see him	TA
nətαpi-námihα	I return to see him.	TA
nətαpi-nisóhsepəna	we return together [no
nətαpi-pákahəlα	I just bit him, I have just bitten him.	TA
nətαpi-tákamα	I have just hit him.	TA
nətαpi-wəliláwemα	I return from cheering him up.	TA
nətαpí-milα	I just came from giving it to him.	TA
nətαpkʷahkʷékənəmən	I unfold it.	TI
nətαpkʷáhkʷekənα	I unfold him,	TA
nətαpkʷáhtakənα	I unravel him (rope)	TA
nətαpkʷápilα	I untie him, untether him (as a prisoner tied to a tree)	TA
nətαpkʷápiton	I loosen, untie it.	TI
nətαpkʷihtáholα	I unravel him	TA
nətαpkʷətéhəmawαn	I open the door for him,	TA
nətαpkʷətéhəmmmawαn	I open the door for him,	TA
nətαpkʷətónenα	I open his mouth by hand, manually.	TA
nətαpkʷə́skenəmən	I bend, (it) my joint.	TI
nətαpkʷə́skenα	I bend him (my elbow, knee, or other AN joint)	TA
nətαpkʷə́tehəmən	I open it (door, passageway, doorflap)	TI
nətαpkʷə́tenəmən	I open it by hand	TI
nətαpoltékənəmən	1) I draw a fabric inside out, 2) I retract my foreskin.	TI
nətαpotéhkkawα	I have been to visit him, return from visiting him.	TA
nətαpotékkamən	I have it on inside out, wear it wrong side out.	TI
nətαpotékkawα	I have him on inside out, wrong side out.	TA
nətαpoči-náhsənəmən	I put it on inside out.	TI
nətαpočí-nahshəlα	I put him on inside out (shirt, moccasin)	TA
nətαpočí-nahston	I put it on inside out.	TI
nətαpočí-nahsənα	I put him on inside out.	TA
nətαpočəkələčéhtelawα	I shot him so confoundedly hard he somersaulted in air (as by using a double charge of powder)	TA
nətαpočəkə́ltehkamən	shoot him so hard that he somersaults, 2) I shoot him so he somersaults	TI
nətαpočəkə́ltehkamən	I kicked it upside down (knocked it over with my feet)	TI
nətαpočəkə́ltehəmən	TI I knocked it upside down.	TI
nətαpótkamən	I wear it inside out.	TI
nətαpóčihalα	I turn him inside out.	TA
nətαpóčihaton	1) I turn it inside out, 2) I retract my foreskin.	TI
nətαppočəkəlikətahohtáwewα	I somersault for him, in his place.	TA
nətαpskάpəwewα	I open my eyes for him.	TA
nətαpətéləməhʷα	I make him laugh	TA
nətαpαtαpénkawα	I repay him, reward him	TA
nətαpαtάwəsihkhα	I bring him back to life, revive him	TA
nətαpαčihlάwαtamən	I return to it, come back to it	TI
nətαpαčíhlemα	I return to him, come back to him,	TA
nətαp†i-mílαnal	I just came from giving him (as a dog, pipe) to him.	TA
nətαsitáhətawα	1) I pay him back in kind, 2) I reciprocate with him, exchange with him, 3) I give recompense to him.	TA
nətαsitewihkhámawα	1) I answer his letter, 2) I answer him in writing	TA
nətαsitéhkatamən	I resist it	TI
nətαsitéhtəhα	I strike him in return, I hit him back.	TA
nətαsitéməwewα	I answer for him	TA
nətαsičí-ponəmən	I place it in reverse position, backwards	TI
nətαsítalα	1) I pay him back for a misdeed, 2) I retaliate against him, 3) I pay him back in spite, 4) I take revenge on him,	TA
nətαsítemα	I answer him.	TA
nətαsítemα	I answer him	TA
nətαsítenəmən	I return it (a borrowed item)	TI
nətαsítkamən	I wear it (INAN clothing) on backwards, in reverse	TI
nətαsítkawα	I wear him (AN clothing) on backwards, in reverse	TA
nətαtahséwhotəlα	I put new clothing on him	TA
nətαtalahsímihkhα	I rest him/make him rest	TA
nətαtalahsímihkton	I rest it/make it rest	TI
nətαtawémhotəlα	I put new shoes on him	TA
nətαtohkαtámahsin	(with added final) I tell about it to a group of people	TI
nətαtohkαtámawα	I tell him about it	TA
nətαttali-tásotəmən	I continue to speak of it, I speak on and on of it	TI
nətαttawi-petαpάsipəna	we arrived one at a time	pl.
nətαttawi-pečóhsepəna	we arrived one at a time [used only with dual or plural verbs]	dl.
nətαtčélihalα	I improvise him, make him on the spur of the moment (as a snowshoe)	TA
nətαtčélihaton	I improvise it, make it on the spur of the moment	TI
nətαtčélihton	I do my best for it, I did it my best	TI
nətαtčélihα	I do my best for him	TA
nətαtάčihα	1) I make him over, 2) I rebuild him	TA
nətαtάčimα	I make him repeat, make him say something over.	TA
nətαwskάkkʷəhα	I stir him (a pot, or a bird or rabbit in a pot)	TA
nətαwətíhkewα	I make a path for him	TA
nətάkəməhα ALSO nəkisάkəməhα	1) snowshoe her, _idiom._ I rendered her pregnant.	TA
nətάmewα	I fish for him, on his behalf, at his behest,	TA
nətάmihkənα	I pull him up (from a reclining position)	TA
nətάnestawα	I misunderstand him.	TI
nətάpkʷihalα	I untie him (as a dog on a leash)	TA
nətάpkʷihalα	I untie him, free him, release him from entanglement	TA
nətάpkʷənəmən	1) I open it by hand, 2) I free or liberate it, 3) I unwrap it	TI
nətάpčihkton	I work on it during that time,	TI
nətάpəwisα	I warm him up (for eating), warm him over.	TA
nətάsihtawα	1) he commits a sacrilege by action against him, 2) I cause/presage by deed, a calamity for him, 3) I invocate evil agai	TA
nətάsimα	I commit a sacrilege for him,	TA
nətάsəwihton	I make it uneven, askew, diagonal.	TI
nətάtekənα	I change his diaper, breechcloth	TA
nətάtkenα	I replant him (a tree)	TA
nətάwskahəlα	I mix him, I mingle him with something	TA
nətάwskahəmən	I stir it/mix it by stirring	TI
nətάwskαkʷamən	1) I poke it (fire), 2) I stir it (with a stick/poker- as a fire), 3) I mix it (any accumulation of dry materials such a	TI
nətάčihtawαn	I remake it for him, rebuild it for him	TI
nətάčihα	1) I change him, 2) I remake him	TA
nəwahkéhstawα	I heard a little of his version of the rumor.	TA
nəwahséhkhamən	I cover it with a fabric.	TI
nəwahsékhamən	I cover it with a fabric	TI
nəwahsénəmawα	I light his way with a lamp or torch	TA
nəwahčihátawα	I signal to him by hand	TA
nəwahčíptawα	I beckon to him with a quick motion.	TA
nəwaníhtemα	I distract, distrub, disconcert him by my voice,	TA
nəwanítəhαmα	I have lost my consciousness, awareness, memory of him, I have forgotten about him.	TA
nəwanítəhαtamən	I have lost my consciousness of it	TI
nəwanαkohtáwewα	I arise, get up for him, or from his place	TA
nəwanαkóhtawα	I make him get up,	TA
nəwanαləyákhamən	I cover it with snow	TI
nəwanαtamínalα	I make him lose his mind, I drive him crazy	TA
nəwanάkiphα	I pull him up from a sitting position,	TA
nəwanάləyakhα	I cover him with snow.	TA
nəwanάpihkhα	1) I make him blind, 2) I deceive him	TA
nəwapéskihkhα	I make him busy	TA
nəwasahshámαkon	it made me slip	TA
nəwasáhskamən	I slip on it	TI
nəwasáhskawα	I slip on him	TA
nəwasápihton	I make it thin	TI
nəwasápihα	I make him thin	TA
nəwasápəsəmən	I slice, cut it thin	TI
nəwasəsséhkewα	I make a nest for him	TA
nəwasəwé-ponəmən	I replace it, put it back	TI
nəwasəwé-ponα	I restore him to his former place or position	TA
nəwačemóhkαlα	I fondle, pet, caress him, I speak affectionately to him.	TA
nəwáhsehkhα	I cover him with a fabric	TA
nəwáhsekhα	I cover him with a fabric.	TA
nəwáhsenəmα	I hold a light for him	TA
nəwáhsenα	I cast a light on him	TA
nəwáhtαpamα	I catch a glimpse of him	TA
nəwáhčihaton	I signal with it	TI
nəwánihα	I appease him (as a child)	TA
nəwánikʷəhα	I appease him with a small piece,	TA
nəwánαkənα	I pull him up from a sitting position	TA
nəwánαplα	I lose the trail of him, I lose his tracks	TA
nəwánαpton	I lose the trail of it	TI
nəwáčihα	I call on him, visit him,	TA
nəwehkάčimα	I speak to him spitefully, with malice, ill will	TA
nəwewehsélətamən	1) I reverd it, 2) I hold, esteem it to be sacred	TI
nəwewehsαtóhkαlα	I tell of him with reverence (in a sacred way)	TA
nəwewípsehton	I recognize, identify it by its small odor	TI
nəwewípsəhα	I recognize, identify him by his odor, smell	TA
nəwewsətáwα	I recognize him by his voice;	TA
nəwewəčíhtehkamən	I run against it	TI
nəwewəčóhsαmα	I walk into against him, collide with him	TA
nəwewəčóhsαtamən	I walk against it	TI
nəwewəčəskawikαpáwihtawα	1) I face him, stand face to face to him, 2) _idiom._ I challenge him, stand up to him	TA
nəwewəčəskáwihton	I face it (as a rock), I stand up to it	TI
nəwewəčəskáwimα	I speak to him face to face	TA
nəwewαtóhkαlα	I inform about him, give information about him	TA
nəwèwənα	I distinguish him by sense, determine his identity by feeling	TA
nəwéktelawα	I wound him (with a bullet, arrow)	TA
nəwéktəhα	1) I wound him with a blow, by strinking, with an axe, 2) I cause her to become pregnant	TA
nəwéweləmα	I know of him, about him, remember him from the past, recall him, understand him, am acquainted with him	TA
nəwéwihton	1) I know how to make it, 2) I know it (an area), am acquainted with the place;	TI
nəwéwinawα	I know him, recognize him, am acquainted with him, discover his identity, look into his character	TA
nəwéwolα	I make my presence known to him, make him aware of me, cause him to be aware of me, to discover me	TA
nəwéwtawα	I understand him (his speech, ideas, thoughts)	TA
nəwéwαtamən	I know it, am familiar with it, aware of it	TI
nəwéwαtawα	I am acquainted with him, am familiar with him, know him	TA
nəwihkokélətamən	I covet it, I am greedy for it	TI
nəwihkókeləmα	I covet his property?	TA
nəwihkəwάtəhαtamən	I wish for it	TI
nəwihkʷáwenα	I pull his hair, grasp his hair and hold it	TA
nəwihkʷáwephα	I pull his hair quickly, grab his hair and jerk it	TA
nəwihkʷépiləmən	I wrap it up with, in cords, wind cords around it	TI
nəwihkʷépilα	I wrap him up with, in cords, wind cords around him	TA
nəwihkʷépilα	I tie him, wind him up in cords, knots, wrap him up with cords, bind him	TA
nəwihkʷépiton	I tie, wind it up in cords, bind it up in knots	TI
nəwihkʷsánohtamən	I tug it, at it	TI
nəwihkʷsánohtawα	I pull him	TA
nəwihkʷsə́nehpα	1) I draw on him (pipe), 2) I draw him (in a game);	TA
nəwihkʷəskétotam	1) I stretch my legs, 2) I extend my limbs	TI
nəwihkʷə́təmawα	1) I ask him for it, 2) I beseech him for it,	TA
nəwihkʷə́təmawαn	I ask him for it, I demand the possession of it from him	TA
nəwihkʷάləwenα	I pull his tail	TA
nəwihkʷάmholα	I pull or drag him away (with difficulty)	TA
nəwihkʷάmhoton	I pull or drag it (with difficulty)	TI
nəwihʷipápiton	I tie it so that it is immobile (as a bundle)	TI
nəwihʷisα-táwəsəmən	I open it quickly with a knife	TI
nəwihʷínαwαmα	I pray to him, beseech him	TA
nəwihʷípkamən	I corner it (as a fire)	TI
nəwihʷípkawα	I corner him, trap him in a tight place, force him as a last resort, under a threat	TA
nəwikawαčilawéhkawα	I arouse his appetite,	TA
nəwikawαčítəhαmα	I long to have him in my possession	TA
nəwikawαčítəhαtamən	I long to have it in my possession	TI
nəwikawάtkawα	I likes to be with me for pleasures' sake	TA
nəwikélətamən	I like it, think it to be good, I think favorably of it	TI
nəwikiláwəhα	I tempt him physically, arouse his interest;	TA
nəwikinamáwαnal	I covet him of his (as his dog)	TA
nəwikinámawαn	I covet it of his	TA
nəwikí-mohα	I like to eat him,	TA
nəwikítəhαmα	I am eager for him, desire him immediately	TA
nəwikítəhαtamən	I am eager for it, desire it immediately	TI
nəwikəpíhkewα	I gather brown ash for him	TA
nəwikάmholα	I enjoy him	TA
nəwinahkʷikάtahso	he has weak spindly legs	TA
nəwiniláwemα	1) I cause him to lose courage by my words, 2) I intimidate him by my voice, 3) I instill fear in him by my words, 4) I	TA
nəwipaláhsimα	I smoke him;	TA
nəwipálahston	I smoke it	TI
nəwisawičəwehtáhsəwewα	I clean up for him after his meal	TA
nəwisawí-ponα	I tidy him up (a bow, pot, etc., not a person)	TA
nəwisálahtamən	I lick it quickly	TI
nəwisáwahlα	I put him away, in a proper place	TA
nəwisáwahton	I put it away, put it in an appropriate place,	TI
nəwisáwənəmən	I tidy it up, put it in order	TI
nəwiséləmihtawα	I cry to him, cry to him for something, I burst out crying to him	TA
nəwissahkʷékənəmən	I wrap it up	TI
nəwissáhkʷekənα	I wrap him up, swaddle him	TA
nəwissékhamən	I cover it	TI
nəwissékhamən	I cover it (with fabric, bark, hide, etc.);	TI
nəwissékənəmən	I wrap it up	TI
nəwissékənəmən	I wrap it by hand (in a cover, fabric, hide, bark)	TI
nəwisəwánkewα	1) I name him, 2) I give him a name;	TA
nəwisəwánkαtamən	I give it a name	TI
nəwisαpkʷə́tehəmən	I open it quickly;	TI
nəwisαwáčəshα	I paint him yellow	TA
nəwisάkimα	I make him hurry	TA
nəwisάwatsα	I dye him yellow	TA
nəwitalóhkemα	I work with him;	TA
nəwitápihtawα	I sit with him (as with a sick, injured, or helpless person), not in general,	TA
nəwitáponα	I sleep with him,	TA
nəwitαpékkαmα	I befriend him	TA
nəwitαpékkαtamən	I befriend it	TI
nəwiwənóhsehkhα	I make him walk around	TA
nəwiwənóhsαmα	I circumvent, circumambulate him, walk completely around him	TA
nəwiwənóhsαtamən	I circumvent, circumambulate it, walk completely around it	TI
nəwičíhləmα	1) I accompany him in a boat, canoe, 2) I stay with him, accompany him in a house, live with him, abide, stay with him;	TA
nəwičíhpαmα	I eat/ate with him	TA
nəwičíkemα	I live with him, dwell with him;	TA
nəwičíkimα	I have him for a sibling,	TA
nəwičohkétəhαmα	I agree with him, support his view	TA
nəwičohkétəhαtamən	I agree with it	TI
nəwičóhkemα	I help him	TA
nəwìhkʷənα OR nə̀wihkʷənα	I take him along,	TA
nəwíhkʷhamən	1) I propel it (watercraft0, 2) I pull on it (paddle), 3) I pull it toward me;	TI
nəwíhkʷhəwαmα	I take him on my back,	TA
nəwíhkʷimα	I call, summon him, call him to me	TA
nəwíhkʷənəmən	I take it, pick it up, grasp it, seize it, pull it, draw it toward me;	TI
nəwíhkʷətəmən	1) I ask first, 2) I demand it for my possession, 3) I summon it to me	TI
nəwíhkʷətəmən	I ask for it, I demand the possession of it, I call for it, I call it	TI
nəwíkahpα	1) I like the taste of him, 2) I crave to eat him	TA
nəwíkahpα	I relish him (to eat)	TA
nəwíkahtamən	1) I like the taste of it, 2) I like to eat it	TI
nəwíkahtamən	I relish it (to eat)	TI
nəwíkeləmα	I like him, think him to be good, think favorably of him	TA
nəwíkihton	I like to make it	AI
nəwíkinawα	1) I like his appearance, 2) I desire him	TA
nəwíkkewα	I build a house for him	TA
nəwínihα	I throw him, best him wrestling;	TA
nəwínkewα	I extract kernals, crack nuts for him	TA
nəwísawahlα	I put him away,	TA
nəwísawahton	I put it away, I put it in its place	TI
nəwíssekhα	I cover him (animal) [	TA
nəwíssekənα	I wrap him (in a cover or fabric)	TA
nəwíssekənα	I wrap him up	TA
nəwítayin	I have it with me	TI
nəwítayəwα	I have him with me	TA
nəwítənəmən	I include it (as an article in a collection)	TI
nəwíwənihkamən	I walk around it, travels around it;	TI
nəwíwənihkawα	I walk around him, circle around him, travel around him	TA
nəwíwənóhsewα	I walk around for him	TA
nəwíčayin	I have it with me	TI
nəwíčayəwα	I have him with me	TA
nəwəkə̀lənəmən	I hold it;	TI
nəwəssakáhpαwəlα	I frighten him severely	TA
nəwəssaki-tákskawα	I hurt him by kicking him, I kick him to cause him pain	TA
nəwαkə́skawα	I bend him (my snowshoe bow)	TA
nəwαlkάtamən	I dig it, dig it out, dig for it	TI
nəwαpačə́shamən	I paint it white	TI
nəwαpséwhotəlα	I clothe, dress him in white	TA
nəwὰkənəmən	I bend it by hand	TI
nəwάhthamawα	I beckon to him	TA
nəwάlkewα	I dig for him, dig at his behest, in his behald	TA
nəwάlkαlα	I dig for him	TA
nəwάlkαmα	I dig him, dig him out, dig for him	TA
nəwάnsətamən	I misunderstand it	TI
nəwάnsətawα	I misunderstand him;	TA
nəwάpatsəmən	I color/paint/dye it white	TI
nəya	I;
nəyánək	shortly before, just before	pc.
nəyánək	shortly, a little while ago	pc.
nəyánəkte	a very short while ago	pc.
nəčanákimα	I stop him (his going) by voice,	TA
nəčapihkʷtahíkewα	I clap my hands for him [perhaps custom adopted from Europeans]	TA
nəčawahpáhkαlα	I throw him into the water, [standard form used as in play or absence of hostility]	TA
nəčawahpi-kʷakʷáhkαlα	I push him into the water	TA
nəčawahpi-kʷákʷahkαn	I push him/it into the water	TA/TI
nəčawahpi-sókahkαn	I quickly pour it into the water	TI
nəčawahpi-sókαnəmən	I pour it into the water	TI
nəčawahpi-wihkʷáhkαlα	I pull him into the water	TA
nəčawahpi-wíhkʷahkαn	I pull it into the water	TI
nəčawahpikətáhikhα	I make him jump into the water	TA
nəčawahpikətáwewα	I jump in the water for him	TA
nəčawahpənάkkʷahəlα	I place him in a pot to cook with water	TA
nəčawáhpahkαn	I throw it into the water; also TA I throw him into the water [used to connote animosity or belligerence];	TI
nəčawáhpikhα	I make him enter the water	TA
nəčawáhpənəmən	1) I place it in the water (by hand), 2) I launch it (a canoe),	TI
nəčawáhpəwewα	I enter the water for him	TA
nəčačipkάkowα	I instill him with great fear,	TA
nəčačíhtehkamən	I bump into it, collide with it	TI
nəčačíhtehkawα	I bump into him, collide with him	TA
nəčačípkawα	I inspire him with extreme fear,	TA
nəčánihalα	I stop/arrest him in his motion/movement	TA
nəčániphα	I stop him, halt him (as a falling person)	TA
nəčánipton	I stop it, halt it (as a rolling rock),	TI
nəčánənəmən	I stop it	TI
nəčáwahpənα	I place him in the water (by hand)	TA
nəčečánimα	1) I stop him (by call, voice); 2) I call him off (a dog), 3) I caution/warn him	TA
nəčéčanənα	I hold him back, retard him	TA
nəčihpə́lihalα	I tie him	TA
nəčihpə́lihaton	I tie it, make it into a knot	TI
nəčikápəwαmα	I sit silent for him	TA
nəčikαwi-álohsαn	I force myself to walk against it (in spite of the odds or danger)	TI
nəčikαwítipəna	We argue with each other.	AI
nəčikάwihtamən	I force my way against it, oppose it by action, stand my ground against it (as a storm, wind, idea, etc.)	TI
nəčikάwihtawα	I stand my ground, against him, force my will against his will.	TA
nəčikάwimα	I argue with him, oppose him by words,	TA
nəčilawíhkhamən	I mark, incise it (with an instrument or knife)	TI
nəčiláhkʷtəhα	I blaze him (a tree)	TA
nəčilámamα	1) I have a premonition of him, 2) I sense his presence (a ghost or spirit)	TA
nəčilámatamən	I have a foreboding of it,	TI
nəčilánəwesα	I cut him on the cheek	TA
nəčiláwihkhα	I mark, incise him (by blade, knife) (not a person)	TA
nəčiléyəwαtamən	I injure it	TI
nəčilətónesα	I cut his lip.	TA
nəčilάpahəton	I scratch it, I scratch, claw it	TI
nəčilάpenəmən	I scratch it with claws/nails	TI
nəčilάpenα	I scratch him, with nails or claws	TA
nəčipakahəwélətamən	I have a horror of it	TI
nəčipakikʷéhtəhα	I slap his face (with palm of hand)	TA
nəčipakítəhαmα	I am disgusted with him,	TA
nəčipakítəhαtamən	I am disgusted with it	TI
nəčitámənəmən	I press it in by hand (as a peg in a hole)	TI
nəčitáwakʷhα	I strengthen him, 2) I support him, prop him up.	TA
nəčitónəmawαn	1) I support it for him, 2) I assist in holding it upright for him	TI
nəčitónəmawαnal	I assist in holding him upright for him.	TI
nəčìkkəhα	I sweep him	TA
nəčìləsα	I cut him with a knife, incise him,	TA
nəčíkekənα	I expose him, lift up his clothing	TA
nəčíkihtawα	1) I allow him, permit him, 2) I leave him alone (to do his will), 3) I let him take his course;	TA
nəčíktəhα	I hew him (with an exe),	TA
nəčíkənəmən	1) I quiet it down, calm it, 2) I let it take its course;	TI
nəčílihton	I make a mark on it,	TI
nəčílihα	I make a mark on him	TA
nəčílinamən	I see signs of it (as a cutting, trail)	TI
nəčílinawα	I see signs of him (as his trail, spore, tracks, broken twigs, etc. perceive him by some sign, detect the trail of him	TA
nəčílsəhα	I pierce his ears (for an earring).	TA
nəčíltehəmən	I mark it with a blaze, I blaze it.	TI
nəčíltəhα	I cut him, tap him with a blow, axe [I tap on a maple tree for sap]	TA
nəčíləsəmən	I cut it.	TI
nəčímsewα	I gather firewood for him (by canoe)	TA
nəčípkawα	I make him nervous, uneasy	TA
nəčələkínəhα	I milk her.	TA
nəčəpakənáwewα	I deal out to him separately.	TA
nəčəskáhkʷtəhα	I blaze him (a tree).	TA
nəčəskáwαtamən	I hold it in envy, have envy for/of it.	TI
nəčəssahʷélətamən	1) I express dislike of it, an averison to it, 2) I am bored with it,	TI
nəčəssakáhteston	I run it ashore,	TI
nəčəssalíkʷenawα	I detest his presence	TA
nəčəssáhʷeləmα	1) I express a dislike of him, an aversion to him, 2) I am bored with him	TA
nəčəssαlakittíyenawα	I abhor, loathe his presence	TA
nəčə̀ləkənəmən	I squeeze it (with my fingers, as a fruit).	TI
nəčə̀ləkənα	I squeeze him (by handfingers, as a fish to force out the entrails by cleaning it).	TA
nəčə̀ssinawα	I dislike the sight of him, I resent his presence	TA
nəčə̀ssəhα	1) I pierce his ears _idiom._ 2) I puncture him.	TA
nəčə̀ssəkomα	with	TA
nəčə̀ssəkotamən	with	TI
nəčə̀stawα	I am tired of his voice,	TA
nəčə́ssohkamən	I approach it, near it,	TI
nə̀kaləwə	he abandons/deserts/forsakes (people or village)	AI
nə̀kashα	I erase him, I rub him off (with a towel or instrument)	TA
nə̀kačo	1) he is accustomed, 2) he adapts adjusts,	AI
nə̀kihkənα	I nudge him (gently), to get his attention by pressing.	TA
nə̀kəlhα	I take, catch him in a trap or deadfall	TA
nə̀kʷətinske	ten spot (in cards),	AN
nə̀kʷətolam OR nə̀kʷətolawe	he turns one button, scores one,	OTI
nə̀kʷəči-katən	it is one year,	II
nə̀kʷəčihle	he goes by, goes past,	AI
nə̀kαnsakʷ	old piece of wood,	INAN
nə̀kαnsohs	aged person, sage;	AN
nə̀manənα	I pick, pull him off by hand;	TA
nə̀mačənα	I take indecent liberties with her, I titillate her (obscene term).	TA
nə̀mohα	I eat him,	TA
nə̀mosα	I cut his hair,	TA
nə̀mosα	I cut his hair;	TA
nə̀məsα	I hit him with a missle;	TA
nə̀mα	1) there, at or to that (indefinite or upspecified) place, thence, some place or other, 2) at or to the usual place [not	pc.
nə̀mαtənα	1) I fight him, 2) I move him by hand	TA
nə̀nihlα	I kill him,	TA
nə̀nimənα	I clutch him, seize him by hand, grasp him.	TA
nə̀nαphα	1) I string him up; 2) I hang him (a fish) by inserting a stick with a hook into the gills and out the mouth.	TA
nə̀pehke	he searches for water;	AI
nə̀pečipton	I bring it, I come bringing it,	TI
nə̀pi	water,	INAN
nə̀pihkaso	he makes water for himself (by melting snow),	AI
nə̀pihke	he/it makes, produces water	AI/II
nə̀pihke	he makes water (by melting snow) or other means,	AI
nə̀pihle	he turns into water,	AI
nə̀pihthα	I stuff him	TA
nə̀pik	in the water	loc.
nə̀pikke	water snake (Northern water snake), ⟨sciname⟩[natrix sipedon sipedon]⟨/sciname⟩,	AN
nə̀pison	medicine, herb medicine;	INAN
nə̀pite	all water, all soaked
nə̀polα	I escape him, from him	TA
nə̀pəmhα	I pass him, leave him behind on the water (swimming or canoeing)	TA
nə̀pəmα	I shoot him with an arrow;	TA
nə̀pənahpskʷekkewα	I gather rocks for him,	TA
nə̀pəwino	corpse, dead body, dead person, cadaver,	AN
nə̀pəyo	it is watery, wet (in the sense of covered or washed by water).	II
nə̀pəyo ὰwəti	the road is wet	II
nə̀skawe	he sings for the dances, he sings for a dance;	AI
nə̀skətonke	he talks dirty, obscenely	AI
nə̀ssαkan	punch (for making holes, such as buttonholes);	AN
nə̀ta		neg. pc.
nə̀ta níhkʷαp	not now	pc.
nə̀tahkʷənα	I capture him, take him prisoner, arrest him,	TA
nə̀tahpənim	my testicle;	AN
nə̀tatsα	I color him.	TA
nə̀tawəsα	I open him with a knife, by blade.	TA
nə̀tayin	I have it;	TI
nə̀teplα	I put him into a container (a plate, canoe, or vessel).	TA
nə̀tihlα	I tell him, I say to him,	TA
nə̀witənα	I include him (in some activity),	TA
nə̀ya	I;	pc.
nə̀ya	I	pron.
nə̀yahč	I too, in addition, I also;	pc.
nə̀yaka	I myself, my [focusing] own	pc.
nə̀yaka OR nə̀yaka ni	it is I
nə̀yapa	[conditional] I for my part; In my case; If I should; as for me	pc.
nə̀yatte	I, myself;	pron.
nə̀yo	this, that, then	pc.
nə̀yona	we, (I, they) [_1st p. excl._];	pc.
nə̀yona	we (_excl._);	pc.
nə̀yonapa	(conditional) We for our part; in our case; if we should; as for us	pc.
nə̀yow, hə̀yow	Here, take it!	interj.
nə̀yαkα	I also, I too	pc.
nə̀čilənα	I make a mark on him (handprint, bruise)	TA
nə̀čəshα	I scrape him.	TA
nə́kʷətolakʷe	the occupant of one canoe,	AN
nə́kʷəčippok	the winter after this present one.	INAN
nə́matte	it is upright, erect	II
nə́peskhα	I shoot him with a gun	TA
nə́pimo	he has, possesses, owns water,	AI
nə́skʷahon	comb;	AN
nə́sαphα	I pierce him, jab him, sting him;	TA
nαkα	and	pc.
nαkαhséwo	it is slow, (in going ahead, in progress),	II
nαkαnəméwo	it is slow (in handling or using it),	II
nαkάlohke	he works hesitantly, dawdlingly (by intention),	AI
nαkάnαkʷəso	he dawdles, intentionally acts slowly,	AI
nαkάtəwihle	he flies hesitantly, in a time consuming manner (as a heron).	AI
nαlahkámike	there is a creviced or furrowed land.	II
nαláhkamikʷ	there is a creviced or furrowed land, notch, canyon,	INAN
nαlhákʷαkan	notch inside of snowshoe (for crossbar of snowshoe,	INAN
nαlik-\|	split	Initial
nαlikahkámike	there is a crack in the ground, a fissure in the earth,	II
nαlikáhseke	there is a crevice in a ledge, crag,	II
nαlikáhsəneke	there is a crack or crevice in a cliff/precipice,	II
nαlikikánahəso	his bones are split apart,	AI
nαlikə́skahəso	1) he is disjointed, 2) he is split apart at the joints; his limbs are broken apart,	AI
nαlikάkkəso	1) his buttocks are split, 2) he has a cleft at the buttocks,	AI
nαlikάləyake	there is a crack or crevice in the snow; in an accumulation of snow,	II
nαlíkatəne	there is a gap in a ridge or mountain,	AI
nαlíkihaso	1) he is split open, 2) he is broken apart by a crack, fissure,	AI
nαlíkihle	1) he/it becomes separated by a crack, fissure, 2) he/it separates by cracking	AI/II
nαlíkiko	he is split apart (an AN object [tree, snowshoe,pipe] but not a human or animal)	AI
nαlíkikən	1) it has an unnatural or acquired crack, gap, fissure, 2) it is cracked, split, 3) it narrows down, 4) it becomes or gr	II
nαlíkələkʷe	there is a crack or crevasse in the ice,	II
nαlíkətone	he has a cleft upper lip,	AI
nαləkʷewə́skʷeso	he ruptures himself,	AI
nαləkʷéwəskʷe	he has a hernia/rupture,	AI
nαlαkʷekə́ssihtəkʷ	1)
nαlαmə́ssihtəkʷ	1)	INAN
nαlάkʷekəss	gorge, channel, or waterway between high rocky banks, a fjord,	INAN
nαlάləkʷihle	there are many little cracks in the ice,	AI
nαlάpeke	1) the water forms a channel, 2) it is a narrow body of water in a crevice,	II
nαlάppihkane	he has a cleft chin, or cleft lower lip,	AI
nαn	cardinal numeral five (5),	coast.
nαnahkʷihátαkan	five inches, five lengths of the distal phalanx of the thumb [no pl.]	INAN
nαnahkʷihátαke	it is/measures five inches (measured by five lengths of the distal phalanx of the thumb). [often used in muskrat tail di	II
nαnahkʷiləčáyi	at/by/for/in five fingerbreadths	pc., prev.
nαnahkʷiləčáyi-kske	it is/measures five fingerbreadths.	II
nαnahtəkʷe-kehsαkísəwiye	† five hundred dollar bill	INAN
nαnawíhkhαsit	five spot (in cards),	† AN
nαnáhkʷhαso	it has five rows or wires of beads (wampum or abacus).	II
nαnáhkʷənaso	he/it is/measures five yards/five arm's lengths (measured from the nose to the extent of the tip of the hand of the outs	AI/II
nαni-	five	prev.
nαni-katənəwáyi	five years ago	cpd. pc.
nαni-kátəne	he is five years old	AI
nαni-kʷakʷəmahkαwátəwak	they run five abreast side by side	AI
nαninske-kehsαkísəwiye	† fifty dollar bill	INAN
nαnóhsαləkʷat	it is five miles,	II
nαnókənahke	it is the fifth day, on the fifth day	II
nαnókəneke	five days ago	pc.
nαnókəni	for five days, during five days	pc.
nαnəkʷihči-	individually, separately	prev. redupl.
nαnəkʷíhčike	he continually lives alone,	AI
nαnənóhso	1) there are five ways, 2) there are five chances	II
nαnənəmíkəsənol	there are five pair of INAN objects	II
nαnənəmíkəsəwak	there are five pair of AN objects	AI
nαnαkayíwəss	1) after a little while, 2) a short time later	pc.
nαnαkáyi	shortly, in a short time	pc.
nαnαkihptinéhposo	his hand trembles,	AI
nαnαkilawéhtαkʷəso	his voice trembles, he has a trembling voice,	AI
nαnαkiləčéhposo	his finger trembles,	AI
nαnαkíhposo	1) he trembles, 2) he shivers,	AI
nαnαkíhpote	it trembles	II
nαnαkísəwiye	† five dollar bill	INAN
nαnαkəsitéhposo	his feet tremble,	AI
nαnάkisəwak	† five silver dollars	AN
nαnάmkʷahkki	five thousand (5,000) cardinal numeral	pc.
nαnάčihle	he (the cock) takes five steps; it is five o'clock	AI
nαpahpskáhike	he strings beads,	AI
nαpáčilo	1) he has game under his belt, (lit.), 2) he has game in hand, in his possession, 3) he makes a killing of game (_idiom.	AI
nαpéskʷamekʷ	male salmon,	AN
nαphótikan	string on which to place beads, beading string,	INAN
nαpihtéstike	he takes, catches with hook or curved instrument,	AI
nαpisəkʷáhəmαsso	he is prone to trip himself, he trips himself,	AI
nαpisəkʷíhtehkam	he trips,	OTI
nαpisəkʷíhtehkame	he trips over something,	AI
nαpísəkʷahəme	he trips, stumbles,	AI
nαpə́skame	he wears a brooch, gorget,	AI
nαpαkαmáhike	he knits or sews snowshoes,	AI
nαtakáhələkʷe	he/it is stranded, beached, marooned,	AI/II
nαtakáhətike	he puts (things) on the shore,	AI
nαtakα-	on the shore	prev.
nαtakαlάmsoke	he is blown ashore,	AI
nαtakαpékαpawo	he walks hesitatnly ashore, to the shore,	AI
nαtakάyi	toward the shore, ashore; to the shore	pc.
nαtatámehle	he goes to slide,	AI
nαtawíso	he goes to gather berries,	AI
nαtákahələ	he/it goes ashore (for a person, implies in a watercraft) [implies incompleted action].	AI/II
nαtákahəso	1) he comes ashore; 2) he arrives ashore on the far bank,	AI
nαtákʷahəle	he comes ashore,	AI
nαtákʷahələ	he/it comes ashore,	AI/II
nαtákʷahəso	he lands, comes ashore,	AI
nαtákʷičin	he swims ashore,	AI
nαtákαpəyə	he lands his canoe by paddling, he paddles to the shore,	AI
nαtákαsse	he sets foot on land, walks ashore,	AI
nαtálohke	he is going to work,	AI
nαtápone	he goes to bed,	AI
nαtásihəpe	he goes for water,	AI
nαtátəyelo	he goes to hunt,	AI
nαtáwaso	he is going to get warm,	AI
nαtkáhike	he goes hoeing, goes to hoe,	AI
nαtótekke	he goes visiting, he goes to visit,	AI
nαtαkáhkαləso	he throws, casts, flings himself ashore,	AI
nαwáhkeno	he crawls a long distance,	AI
nαwáhkʷepo	he sits in front,	AI
nαwáhkʷiləče	it is the middle finger.	II
nαwáhkʷiləči	second or middle finger,	INAN
nαwáhkʷəssin	he lies stretched out in front; he (wood, log) lies in front,	AI
nαwáskote	the field extends afar, along distance.	II
nαwátoke	far, in a faraway place, from a distance	pc.
nαwi-	at a distance, far off middle, in the middle	pren.
nαwi-kihtkʷésit	my middle toe,	INAN
nαwi-kʷakʷə́mahle	he runs a long distance,	AI
nαwi-təpáhki	during the late part of the night, during the course of the latter part of the night.	pc.
nαwi-təpohkat	it is late in the night, it is in the far part of the night	II
nαwi-təpóhki	late at night, in the latter part of the night, or for part of the night.	pc.
nαwi-čačépihtəkʷal	the rivers are far apart.	II
nαwinάkʷəso	he appears far off, at a distance.	AI
nαwinάkʷəso	he appears far off, at a distance. [tex 8:3]	AI
nαwiptináyi	to, toward, in, pertaining to the palm of the hand.	pc.
nαwí-təpahkat	it is during the time of the latter part of the night.	II
nαwíkαpawo	he stands in front,	AI
nαwínαkʷat	it appears far off, at a distance, it appears to be distant, the distance appears to be very far.	II
nαwítəwihle	1) he flies a long distance; 2) he flies in the middle.	AI
nαwíčəwanik	the unique place where the water flows in the middle of the river.	INAN
nαwαlkəčímαkan	middle thoroughfare,	INAN
nαwαtkémαkan	cultivated land in the middle, at the middle cleared ground;	INAN
nαwάtkema	1) he clears land in the middle for farming, 2) he prepares the ground in the middle for cultivation,	AI
nαwάtsαnəte	it is a Holy Day.	II
nαči-	go for, fetch	prev.
nαči-énikahkʷtayhike	he is going spear fishing,	AI
nαči-miláwikʷahso	he goes river-driving,	AI
nαči-nólkekke	he is going hunting deer,	AI
nαči-pónαwe	he goes trapping,	AI
nαči-ppíhanisəhαk	he goes to snare fish	AI
nαči-sópekʷkʷe	he intends to go to the seashore, he goes to the seashore,	AI
nαči-təpináwahke	he goes to take care,	AI
nαčí-kəloləwe	he is going to propose marriage by use of wampum,	AI
nαčí-sepəhe	he goes to hunt game in the morning,	AI
nαčí-wahse	he goes torching (for fish at night),	AI
nὰka	the former (dead or living, but lost, stolen or missing),	AN
nὰkskʷehs	little girl,	AN
nὰlαməss	chasm, crevice,	INAN
nὰnəni	fifthly [ordinal	pc.
nὰnənol	they are five, there are five INAN objects	II
nὰnəta	five times	pc.
nὰnəwak	they are five, there are five objects.	AI
nὰpehle	cock, male bird of any species,	AN
nὰpehsəm	male dog, wolf, fox, hare, raccoon,	AN
nὰpeskʷ	male bear,	AN
nὰpham	he does stringing, looping of anything,	OTI
nὰphis	nit,	AN
nὰptαn	bowstring,	AN
nὰtənəwe	he goes shopping, goes for groceries,	AI
nὰwat	it is long ago, in the distance past; it is in the distance (space or time).	II
nὰwsətak	1) man that can hear a long distance; put his ear to the ground and could hear what people were saying in distant villal	AN
nὰwəlek	in front of the fire (between the entrance of the wigwam and the fire),	loc., pc.
nὰwəso	1) he is in the distance (space or time), in the distant past, of a past era, or yore, 2) he (dog) trails his master (on	AI
nὰwətek	[formed from	pc.
nάkskʷamto	she behaves like a girl.	OTI
nάkskʷe	girl,	AN
nάkαmto	1) he is slow (by disposition or due to old age or debility), 2) he is hesitant,	OTI
nάkαnto	he sings hesitantly, in a time consuming manner,	OTI
nάkαnəme	he is slow, tardy (through habit or negligence),	AI
nάkαpəye	he paddles hesitantly, in a time consuming manner,	AI
nάkαsse	he walks in a time consuming manner, with hesitation,	AI
nάkαčəwan	there is a slow current, it flows slowly, sluggishly.	II
nάlikatən	gap, pass in a ridge or mountain,	INAN
nάlikən	1) it has a natural groove, crevice, crack, fissure, 2) it is grooved, cracked,	II
nάlαko	he is deep and narrow [rarely used].	AI
nάlαkən	it is deep or narrow	II
nάlαčəwan	the water flows, water flows in a channel, crevice, it flows deeply through a narrow passage.	II
nάnahtəkʷe	five hundred (500) cardinal numeral	pc., pren.
nάnekte	there are five layers, sheets, tiers	II
nάninske	fifty (50) cardinal numeral	pc.
nάnolak	they are/there are five canoes of people or AN objects,	AI
nάnolakʷak	1) the occupants of five canoes, 2) those who employ five canoes	AN
nάnolam	1) he turns up five dice or colored buttons, [Penobscot bowl and dice game] 2) he scores five,	AI
nάnolawe	he turns up five; dice or colored buttons, 2) he scores five for himself, [having a better throw than his opponent, in P	AI
nάnəpawe	he yawns, gapes,	AI
nάnαnkaw	fifteen (15) cardinal numeral	pc.
nάpehkikʷ	male of seal, also otter, mink, marten, fisher, muskrat, beaver, and less often wolverine and skunk,	AN
nάpehkənahkʷ	male turtle,	AN
nάpemekʷ	male fish, milter,	AN
nάphahso	1) he strings up things, 2) he fastens/snares things on a line (beries, apples, fish, AN or INAN objects,	AI
nάphame	1) he has game strung on his belt, 2) he hangs game on his belt,	AI
nάphike	1) he does beadwork, strings beads, 2) he hangs/strings fish on a line,	AI
nάphole	he places/strings things on a line,	AI
nάtahse	he goes torching,	AI
nάtawe	he seeks the warmth	AI
nάthole	he fetches by canoe, boat,	AI
nάtkeno	he goes to travel,	AI
nάtkʷaho	he goes to chop wood,	AI
nάtohkam	1) he walks toward it, 2) he fins it with his feet (as in the dark),	OTI
nάtotawo, nάtotayo	he goes visiting, he goes to visit,	AI
nάtəkihke	he is going to bark there.	AI
nάtəkʷahso	he is going to go to sleep,	AI
nάtənawe	he fetches food, goes for food,	AI
nάtəwale	he goes to fetch something on his back (as firewood),	AI
nάtαme	he goes fishing angling,	AI
nάwahte	1) it is placed, positioned in the middle, 2) it is placed, positioned far away, 3) it lies, is placed in front.	II
nάwakʷte	it is placed, positioned in front.	II
nάwapo	he sits in the middle, center,	AI
nάwi	at a distance, far off	pc.
nάwihle	he goes a long distance,	AI
nάwihtan	1) the water flows smoothlly in midstream, 2) the water flows deeply in midstream.	II
nάwihtanik	the unique place where the current flows in midstream,	INAN
nάwihtəkʷe	1) the river extends afar; 2) it is in the center or middle of the river, at the center of the river.	II
nάwičəwan	1) the current flows in the middle of the river, 2) it flows a long distance	II
nάwičəwan	the water flows turbulently a long distance.	II
nάwohse	he walks a long distance,	AI
nάwolakʷe	it is the middle of the canoe, amidship; it is the part of the canoe towards me.	II
nάwtαkʷat	it sounds far off, it is a distant sound.	II
nάwtαkʷəso	he sounds in the distance.	AI
nάwəhike	he shoots to a distance, afar (with arrow),	AI
nάwəssin	1) he lies in the middle, center; 2) he lies at a distance, faraway, at the far side, 3) he lies in front,	AI
nάwətawe	1) in the perimeter or outer area within a wigwam; 2) in the circular space within a wigwam furthest removed from the fi	pc.
nάwαtəwe	he speaks a foreign language,	AI
nάčihpoˊ	he goes to eat	AI
nάčikke	he goes to build a house,	AI
nάčipto	he fetches,	OTI
\|nah-\|	downstream	Initial
\|nal-\|	upstream	Initial
\|nam-\|	see	Initial
\|nanaw-\|	correct	Initial
\|nask-\|	by mistake	Initial
\|naskw-\|	comb hair	Initial
\|natw-\|	beg	Initial
\|naw-\|	follow	Initial
\|nawat-\|	on the way, along the way, enroute	Initial
\|nekw-\|	underneath, under	Initial
\|nemət-\|	side view	Initial
\|nenaw-\|	correct, safeguard, take care of	Initial
\|nenək-\|	compete, race	Initial
\|nihk-\|, \|nəhk-\|	into the darkness, oblivion;	Initial
\|nihkαn-\|	in advance, ahead	Initial
\|nihlαt-\|	free, without restriction, interference, or assistance; of his/its's own accord	Initial
\|niht-\|		Initial
\|nihtα-\|	escort, safeguard	Initial
\|nikən-\|	tepid, lukewarm	Initial
\|nikət-\|	rough, uneven	Initial
\|nim-\|	take hold of	Initial
\|nipaw-\|	marry	Initial
\|nips-\|	improper	Initial
\|nipαw-\|	Nipmuck?	Initial
\|nis-\|	couple, pair	Initial
\|nisi-\|	two	Initial
\|nisw-\|	couple, pair, two together	Initial
\|nit-\|	add, attach, addition	Initial
\|niw-\|	dry	Initial
\|nohk-\|	soften
\|nohl-\|	suckle	Initial
\|nohpeh-\|	uncertain root	Initial
\|nohs-\|		Initial
\|nohsak-\|	insult	Initial
\|nohsw-\|	follow,	Initial
\|nok-\|	crush, mash, squeeze	Initial
\|nolke-\|		Initial
\|noləm-\|	lacking full measure, dim, subdued, diminished	Initial
\|non-\|	suck	Initial
\|nosk-\|	in addition, on top of it all	Initial
\|not(α)-\|	under, deficient
\|not-\|	feeling displeasure/work at, work on, occupation, engage in regular activity/hear	Initial
\|note-\|	out	Initial
\|nəhk-\|	to nothing, into the void or oblivion; to darkness	Initial
\|nəhl-\|	kill	Initial
\|nəhs-\|	three	Initial
\|nəhs-\|	bring to a focus	Initial
\|nəhse-\|	shred	Initial
\|nəhsα-\|	danger, dangerous	Initial
\|nəhsαw-\|		Initial
\|nəht-\|	kill	Initial
\|nəhtam-\|	first, in front, forward	Initial
\|nəhtaw-\|	accompany	Initial
\|nəka-\|	leave, abandon, forsake	Initial
\|nəkat-\|	accustom, adapt, (also homophonous) leave	Initial
\|nəkwiht-\|	alone	Initial
\|nəkəhk-\|	completely consume, destroy	Initial
\|nəkʷəht-\|	alone	Initial
\|nəkʷət-\|	one, single	Initial
\|nəkʷəči-\|	in the first, case, firstly, singly	Initial
\|nəkαm-\|	outdo, in excess of	Initial
\|nəmahkaw-\|	lend	Initial
\|nəmat-\|	upright, perpendicular	Initial
\|nəmit-\|	in front, in foreground, in the direction ahead	Initial
\|nəp-\|		Initial
\|nəpison-\|	medicine	Initial
\|nəpəw-\|	dead	Initial
\|nəsk-\|	filthy, dirty	Initial
\|nəskaw-\|		Initial
\|nəskʷ-\|		Initial
\|nəsp-\|	with, together
\|nəss-\|	fear, apprehension	Initial
\|nəsətoma-\|	give directions	Initial
\|nəsα-\|		Initial
\|nαhk-\|	place lower	Initial
\|nαhs-\|	put on, don	Initial
\|nαp-\|	encircle, ensnare, loop; also homophonous: instead of, replace	Initial
\|nαt-\|	fetch, go for	Initial
\|nαtak-\|	to the shore	Initial
\|nαw-\|	at a distance, far [homopenous: in the middle]	Initial