Tboli - English


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nanak11.1nPus.1.2vTo have a core, as a boil; to be full of pus, a pocket of pus.
nanga2idiom ofnanga1 1.1To open one's mouth wide.
natuk1nA kind of tree producing first class wood. Its bark is used for chewing.
nawa buteng1nA nocturnal insect, its singing fades towards dawn (possibly katydid).Kesok teflok nawa buteng móyónen mwas.When the sound of this insect stops it's almost dawn.
nawa senbusungidiom ofsbusung 1.1To accumulate, pool up, as liquid, blood or anger.frombusung 1
nawaw1exprWow! you should see; imagine."Nawaw soging huluhu leged," mon Hnu, "gotu menes bè ofi.""You should see the bananas I planted upstream," Turtle said, "they all withered from the fire."Ne yó kul gel balà du yó kem tau, mon le, "Nawaw ni dum tey ken nmoem ni, Wè, là kô nam e hnowon du malà du."And the people respond to him, saying, "Imagine this food you've made here Friend, certainly, it isn't a joke to repay it."
nayà1nSection of a skirt.
nbulidiom ofbul 1.2Furry.
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ne 1fromna 2First, must.
ne e, nem esubentry ofne 1Must now; first; when. Always with a pronoun and direction-marking particle.
ne le esubentry ofne 1Must now; first; when. Always with a pronoun and direction-marking particle.
neeb11.1nNightmare; an oppressed feeling, as if one is unable to move or talk.1.2vTo be unable to move or speak; to have a nightmare.
neel1nUnpleasantness, a displeasing, distasteful consequence of a situation.Wen neelen ngà ni kedeng.He will have unpleasantness later this child (consequences of what he's doing).synnaay 2