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naˈnɑna|ENGkind or type|TPIkain|ROEnaUxuma anginga xangxana maluxu mana umanga ba. Angingadi na bila baxup, karam, bang, senggu, mareng, saximbak xaung anginga teladi.You plant various food in that garden. Food types like banana, Chinese taro, corn, watermelon, sweet potato and other foods.
naˈnɑprep|ENGto, Recipient Marker|TPIlong|ROEpanaNgasina anginga na saing tubu.I gave food to him and he grew.KEYTERM PHRASEUrana mogu nainaholy, something set apart by God for himself
-nanɑvsfx|ENGhim, her, it, third-person singular object pronoun|TPIem|ROE-naSok mana longga menau tang duwa mana.He arrived at the place the two were earlier at (it).
nabangnɑ.ˈbɑŋna|ENGboil|TPIbuk|ROEsilala
nabuˈnɑ.buconj|ENGif, logical condition|TPIsapos|ROEnabuNabu udali yaxang tela, bing sangau.If you exceed one page, that’s ok.PHRASEnamua nabecause
nadimnɑ.ˈdimna|ENGbamboo species, used for making arrow points|TPImambu|ROEnajimGENERICbowabamboo
nagaˈnɑ.ɡɑadj|ENGthat’s all, the end, the one and only, indeed|TPItasol|ROEnaleIna naga. Xai sibuna.The end. Thank you.
nagannɑ.ˈɡɑnna|ENGsmall fish species|TPIpis|ROEimangGENERICsongfish
nagangnɑ.ˈɡɑŋna|ENGblack saltwater fish species|TPIpis|ROEnebungGENERICsongfish
nagungnɑ.ˈɡuŋna1|ENGtorch made from bound, dry coconut leaves|TPIlam|ROEnanggungBungina baladi masup, baing xap ruanginoa xaung nagunginoa, saing ilauba.When he finished telling them, he took his bow and arrows and his torch, and he left.2|ENGlamp or light|TPIlait|ROEnanggung3|ENGflashlight or torch|TPItos|ROEnanggung
nagungnɑ.ˈɡuŋna|ENGcomet, a celestial object that travels slowly across the sky with a trail of light-reflecting debris following behind|TPIsta i gat tel|ROEgiloga tena
Nahumnprop|ENGNahum, a book of the Bible|TPINahum|ROENahumEnglish
naiˈnɑiv|ENGto affirm or agree to|TPIyesa|ROEsauSYNONYMStaipermit
naipiRamuk variant ofihi
naknaknɑk.ˈnɑkadv|ENGmotionless, still, quietly|TPIi daiSYNONYMSginakquietly
nalaˈnɑ.lɑna|ENGtree species, used for hand drums and houseposts|TPIdiwai|ROEraraGENERICxaitree
namˈnɑmconj|ENGotherwise, lest|TPInogut|ROEmabuUmaxania, nam luxu raxangia bu yaba tau mati, bu moxondi digamia kira mana.Be careful, otherwise he (dog) will go into the field and get burned to death, hence the owners will be mad at us about it.
namˈnɑmv|ENGto nurse, to feed at the breast|TPIdringim susu|ROEnamGara kambagina tang ba nam su.The baby is crying to nurse on milk.
namangnɑ.ˈmɑŋna|ENGlarge black bird species|TPIpisin|ROErabarabaGENERICmangbird
namangnamangnɑ.ˌmɑŋ.nɑ.ˈmɑŋna|ENGembryo|TPInupela pikinini pisin|ROEtagia
namangnamanginaˌnɑ.mɑŋ.ˌnɑ.mɑ.ˈŋi.nɑni|ENGembryo|ROEtagiana
nambaxakianɑm.ˌbɑ.ɣɑ.ˈki.ɑRamuk variantnambokiana|ENGflower species, used for decoration in singsings|TPIplaua|ROEmanggopangGENERIChaidangaflower
nambokiaRamuk variant ofnambaxakia
nambuˈnɑm.buv|ENGto use a fishing technique in which the sap of the poison fish tree is released into an enclosed area of water to paralyze the fish, whereby they float to the top and are gathered|TPIkilim pis|ROEnambuBaing lipu tekkamdi ba dinambu waxuding longgalo tegia.And those coastal people fished by using posion with all of their vines in the sea.
namgamnamgamnɑm.ˌɡɑm.nɑm.ˈɡɑmna|ENGmoss, algae|TPIston i wel|ROElumlum