niece or nephewanakʔa.ˈnakNIf a person has a niece or nephew they are that person's anak.
niece or nephew removed by one generation, one'sumpu 2ʔum.pun.possdA person's umpu is also a niece or nephew removed by one generation.4.1.9.1Related by birthder.ka-umpuwananid.umpu na bukubukuder.umpu na dalitay
night passed (time when the cock crows just before sunrise), three-quarters of themakapi la na gabimakapi la na gabiv.phrthree-quarters of the night passed (time when the cock crows just before sunrise)
night, thirdtulungabin.phr.third night8.4.1Period of time
night-blindnessaman na mile'ʔaman na milɜʔn.phr.night-blindness2.3.1See2.1.1.1Eye
ninesiyamsiyamadj.cnt.If a person counts siyam pieces of something, she has counted nine.8.1.1.1Cardinal numbersder.kasiyamder.kasiyaman
ninetykasiyamankasiyamanadj.cnt.If a person counts ninety pieces of something, he has counted out ninety.8.1.1.1Cardinal numbers
ninth, thekasiyamkasiyamadj.cnt.If something is the kasiyam, it is the ninth one out of a group or line.8.1.1.2Ordinal numbers
nipples will not extendbuta na susu'buta na susuʔn.phr.a condition where a nursing mother’s nipples will not extend so that she can begin feeding her child Medimedicine
noise-maker made from a rice stemtulalitulaliNA tulali is a hollow rice stem pinched at one end to make a noise-maker when mouth air is blown through it.4.2.6Entertainment, recreation
noise-making device for shooing maya' birdsulyugʔulyugNAn ulyug is a noise-making device made up of a series of ropes with objects suspended from it which when pulled by one watching a rice field shoos away maya birds. 6.2Agriculture