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Tangle words starting with N
79 entries
- Na I, me
- Naa Interj
- Naani Thunder
- Nabiye Name of a woman in some clans
- Najeriya Nigeria
- Nani Throw, hit, hurl
- Nangom Has not thrown/hit/hurled it
- Nang &det
- Nappe Name of a second twin brother
- Nar Spear
- Nassu Close (it)
- Nassatgo It has closed itself
- Nassei Closing it
- Natbok A type of fish with breast
- Nathe Name of a clan/ female person
- Nathure’e Small animal like cat in the hills
- Nattuwa Name of a first born female in some clans
- Ne/ Nune n Mother
- Neji Your (fem. sing.) mother Nejim
- Ne Say it, Tell
- Ne Present, in attendance, available, on hand
- Nebbu To put on weight
- Nem Not there, not available
- Nenge Here
- Nenne Old woman
- Nera Naira
- Neri Enjoyment, pleasure, delight
- Nethe Hare
- Ngo Have it (masculine)
- Ni There
- Nigi A marsh land, a bog where a person can easily sink
- Nigthir Numbness
- Niji Ripe Nigo
- Niknik Close, dense, crowded
- Nim Neem (Azadirachta indica)
- Ningi Farther, further
- Nini Tuberculosis
- Nir Conscience
- Nir – nira very soft and sweet tone
- Nithe Blacken.Nithasshi
- Nithure To press a boil using hot water
- Nitting Body full of rashes
- N’n No
- Nnanga Why (male)
- Nne’e is it there
- Nnung sing. neut
- Nobbu Provoke, incite, arouse
- Nobbun Especially, mainly, principally
- Nogu To fetch pomade, grease etc with finger
- Nokji/ Nogji Ripe, mature, rich
- Nokkot Old, matured
- Nokku To eat something with relish and in good quantity
- Nokkunono A delicious dish
- Nokyo Riches, wealth, prosperity
- Nothu Suffer, endure it
- Nottong Tense situation and difficult to control
- Ntam/an Move on
- Nubbo Dirt, filth or gum
- Nubrantang Clumsy
- Numdak Describing an ear that doesn’t hear well
- Numu To close, seal a hole
- Numade Pl
- Numthe Greedy way of eating
- Numpok Woeing back a wife who fled to her parents
- Nunan Mother of
- Nunge Unknown
- Nungu Dirt. adj
- Nwaii Straight, upright, unbending or without curve
- Nwakum Does not hear well or short thing
- Nwakudak Weighty, heavy, hefty
- Nwan-nwadak Soft, supple ( of food such as boiled potato, radish)
- Nwanwat Descriptive of running with shaky buttocks; to run in a wobbling manner
- Nwatting Dull, not bright
- Nwathing Duck
- Nwirkittik Describing heavy dust or harmattan
- Nwitting Dirty, rough, coarse
- Nywa Husk of guinea corn or millet
- Nywalin Coarse, rough skin
- Nyee Slippery, slimy