n

B n     pron his, her, its, always written as a suffix, much resembling of   pron I (never alone but always with verb, or predicate)   prep in, at, to, by, with, of n   note becomes ni before m, b, k, and the word ne O N     pron (capital) replaces I before na, nang, the future tense.   ex N na kawariko: I will call on you O n     pref to certain words to indicate the nature, natural custom.   ex ntorotoro, from torotoro, etc. O n1     and ni   prep of, in, at, by, for, with, as.   ex e aki toki ni karongoa: he doesn't stop (in) making noise   ex e roko ni kawarai: he came to see me   ex e mena n au auti: he is in my house   ex ni makana: by his power O n2     prep is used before vowels and n, r, t it becomes ni euph. before b, k, m, ng, p, w. Before w it becomes nu in many islands.   ex tabonuwai for taponiwai.   note in Butaritari and Makin n is put between the negative and the verb.   ex I aki n ataia: I don't know O n3     and ni   and na   suf poss. adj. for his, her, its (n. euph.).   ex baran te tei: the child's hat   ex barani Betero: Peter's hat.   and na for ana.   ex barana: his hat

na

B na     n loose rocks or stones on a flat   aux sign of the future or imperative   pron suffix euphonic particle   ex bongina, terana?, tebwina   pron possessive suffix, his, her, its   vt spit out O na     suf (1) for one (teuana).   ex te barana: one basket.   ex terana? for tera teuana: one what?   part (2) aux. sign of future tense.   ex a na nako: they will go. <shall> O na1     and nang   and nan te   art the. before certain proper nouns (masculine), names of species, qualifications. a kind of title used in Makin and Butaritari corresponding to Te in other islands.   ex Na Kaiea: Mr. Kaiea   ex Na Kauki: crab   ex Na Katama: cat.   note Na is used before ka and ke, and nang before ki, ko, ku

na bawe

O Na Bawe     n Na Pawe: name of an ancient dweller of the first maneaba

na boua

O Na Boua     n a star

na kabanei

O Na kabanei     n a star

na kabibi

O Na kabibi     n a star

na kabiri

O Na kabiri     n a star

na kamoto

O Na kamoto     n a star

na karanga

O Na Karanga     n (who plays at karanga). a constellation

na karinaba

O Na karinaba     n (the big ant) a constellation

na nu ware

O Na nu ware     n a constellation near Canopus

naba

B nába     adv also, too, in addition O naba     adv also, as well, included, inclusively, with, as well as.   ex are ko taku naba: as you say; are ko taku: which you said.

nabanaba

O nabanaba     adv at once, forthwith.   syn ngkainaba O nabanaba1     n ancestors' home in the west (unknown) <land>

nabangkai

B nabángkai     a recent O nabangkai     a recent, actual   adv recently, lately, newly

nabawe

B nabáwe     adv formerly, before   see ngkoa O nabawe     n antiquity, old things.   a old, antique, out of date, desuetude, archaic.   idiom roron Na Bawe: as old as ..., a veteran

nabe

O nabe     red nabenabe   v to be attached to, devoted to ...

nabea

B nábea     vt nourish tenderly, as a child O nabea     vt to cherish, to pamper, to take great care of.   red nabenabea: to idolize, to care for tenderly.   n te nabenabe: particular attachment, tender love, care

nabenabe

B nábenabe     vi nourishing

nabenabea

B nabenábea     vt frequentative of nabea

nae

B náe     pron this little boy right here

naei

B náei     pron that little boy yonder O naei     for Na-aei   pron this little fellow; naene: that ...   ex naerei: that other ...

naene

B náene     pron that little boy near by

naerei

B náerei     pron that little boy yonder

naeta

B náeta     n serpent, snake (HEB) O naeta     n serpent. <snake>. (HEB)   a nanaeta: full of ...   fig bad person

naewa

B náewa     pron mr. what's his name O naewa     pron Ten Naewa: Mr. So and So

nagarei

G nagarei     n sandshark, said to be dangerous (ll) <shark>

naiabu

B náiabu     n the milky way, the galaxy O naiabu     n Nei Naiabu: the milky way

naibi

B náibi     n knife, a long knife (ENG) O naibi     n (Eng.) knife

naibunaki

B naáibunaki     n name of a false god O Naibunaki     n name of an anti-aomata, spirit (Myth.). his wife, Nei Bakatorotoro

naikamawa

B náikamawa     n name of a false god O Naikamawa     n name of anti-aomata, spirit (myth.)

nainai

B náinai     n hoop of a scoop net   vt provide a scoop-net with a hoop   vi adjusting the hoop of a scoop-net O nainai     n a circle, hoop (scoop net, sieve, spokes of bicycle wheel).   vt nainaina: to put a circle around

nairo

O nairo     or nera   n nail, tack (ENG)

naita

B náita     n nitre (ENG)

naka

B naákaa     pron these men and women, or boys and girls who, these women who, these girls who, (right here) B naáka     pron a word to call the attention of two or more women or girls or a man and woman or men and women, or a boy and girl, or boys and girls. O naka     pron (1) for calling several women or men together. ladies! gentlemen! ladies and gentlemen! singular Neiko! Nao!   pron (2) naka a ...: those who (women); naka a ...: those who (men and women) O Naka     n an ancient who came first from Samoa to the Gilberts

nakai

B naákai     pron these women or girls, these men and women, or boys and girls, O nakai     pron these (masc. and fem.)

nakana

B naákanaa     pron those women or girls who, those men and women who (near by) O nakana     pron nakana a: these who ... (masc. and fem.)

nakanne

B naákanne     pron those women those girls, those men and women those girls and boys O nakanne     pron those ... (masc. and fem.)

nakara

O Nakara     n a star (Regulus)

nake

B naáke     pron that man and woman yonder who, that boy and girl yonder who, those girls yonder who, those men and women yonder who, those women yonder   pron who, the word is followed by a O nake     pron those who ... (masc. and fem.). used for persons remote in space or time

nakea

B nakéa     vi to go where?   ex ko nakea where are you going? O nakea     for nake ia   int used in interrogation only.   ex te nakea?: to where?   ex ko na nakea?: where are you going?kam nakea?: where did you all go?   adv nakea? where? <whither>

nakekei

B naákekei     pron those men and women yonder, those women yonder etc O nakekei     pron for nake-kekei. those over there (masc. and fem.)

nakibaina

B nákibáina     a palsyy>ied   n a paralyzetic O nakibaina     for n akea baina   a without limbs, paralysed in one or several members.   n paralysis, paralytic

nakiniwae

B nakíniwae     n the name of a female goddess O nakiniwae     or nakinuwae (n akea waena: without legs or feet)   n female spirit, stirred up against canoes she will stir up a tornado to engulf everything   note esp. in Butari O nakiniwae1     n waterspout, tornado, cyclone, magic spell to ward off cyclone, hurricane, etc.

nakirua

O nakirua     from kiruwe   n Nei Nakirua hurricane, cyclone personified   syn preceding.

nako

B náko     vi to go   pre to go to   ex E nako Tarawa. He went to Tarawa.   adv away, off   a all, all in succession   bib Gen 41:34 O nako     prep nakon, nakoni: to, towards, against, more than; nakoiu, nakoim, nakoina, nakoira, nakoimi, nakoia: towards me, etc.   ex nako karawa: towards heaven; nako eta: upwards   ex nako mone: (without article) downwards, the depths   ex nakon te kawa: towards the village   ex e rietata nakoni kai: it is higher than trees   ex e un nakoiu: he is cross (to) with me O nako1     a each, every, all   ex te bong nako: each day   ex bongi nako: every day O nako2     v to go, to depart, to go on, to go away.   red nanako: to go often.   ex E nako Tarawa: He went to Tarawa   ex Tai nako!: Don't go!   ex Nako!: Go away, Be off ...   n the act of going, leaving, walking, departing, moving   see nakonako   ex I uringa nakom: I remember your departure   ex Akea nakona: It won't go again.   nv nakoiang, nakoaiaki, nakomainiku, nako maeao: to go to the north, to the south, ... east, ... west   ex nakomai, nanakomai: to come, to approach   ex nakoati, nakowati: to go towards the one who calls.   a kai nako, kakai nako: quickly gone, easily taken off, easy to take off.   vc kanakoa: to make go, to send, to cause to depart, to send away, to expel, to banish, to dismiss, to discharge, to let go, to let escape.   red kananakoa: to make go often, regularly, to loosen little by little.   v kanakoianga: to send towards the north   ex kanakomaia: to make approach ..., come towards   ex kanakowatia: to make go towards kanakomaiaka: to make go or come south   ex kanakomeanga: to make come northkanakomaeaoa, kanakomainikua

nakoa

B nákoa     n employment, office, profession, calling O nakoa     n profession, trade, employment, charge, duty.   vt nakoana: to have for ..., to make profession of ...   ex te nakoa ae tabu: Holy Orders

nakoakina

O nakoakina     vt (1) to go, to go constantly to, ... towards, to have as reason, end, term of one's goings and comings.   vt (2) to carry news, information, rumours, messages

nakon

B nákon     pre to O nakon     prep (1) nakoni (before pr. nouns and names of inanimate things).   ex nakon Tauro: to Tauro; nakoni Petero: to Peter.   suf (2) to many verbs meaning to prolong distance in time or space, usually joined to verb, but may be separate if it does not change meaning of word.   ex e a mauna nako: it disappears in space

nakonako

B nákonako     vi to walk   n walking, going O nakonako     red of nako.   n walk, stroll, displacement, voyage, movement, to publish, to make known ...   vc ka-nakonakoa: to make ...   vc kanakonakon: act of ...

nakoni

B nákoni     pre to (nakon with the euphonic i)

nam

O nam     n smacking of tongue, tasting, gustation, suction.   v to smack lips, to taste, to suck. red. namnam: (to count)   ex te namnana, ua namnan, etc.   vt nama, nanama: to taste to see ..., to taste, to suck.   see namta

nama

B næ/ma     n lagoon   vi enter a snare noose as a bird O nama     n lagoon, lake (diff. from namo) O nama1     n the act of tying, stringing together (fish, pearls, etc.).   fig liaison, attachment, agreement, understanding, unanimity, fraternity   ex namau, namam: my friend, your friend, etc.   ex nei te Namau or Nei Namau: the one I get on well with.   n te namnama: sort of magic to attract affection with wearing of charm, amulet   ex (kakoko, korotabuki, nimaerere).   va nama, namanama: to thread on to string, to make sorcery to gain affection.   fig namanama, namaraoi: to agree, to have affection for.   see namata

namakaina

B namakáina     n moon, month O namakaina     n the moon (no article).   n Ten namakaina: (Mr.) moon.   n te namakaina: month, lunar month.   ex te namakaina ae Tianuare: the month of January.   note different phases of the moon:   ex 1st <first> day: e ba n uri   ex 2nd <second> day: e buti n ika   ex 3rd <third> day: e oti, e koran   ex 4th <fourth> day: e aomata   ex 7th <seventh> day: e itibong   ex 8th <eighth> day: e kare ao e bongina   ex 9th <ninth> day: e kare ao uabong   ex 10th <tenth> day: e kare ao tenibong   ex 12th <twelvth> day: e renaba   ex 13th <thirteenth> day: e toka, e eremao   ex 14th <fourteenth> day: e toka n rin, e tabanin   ex 15th <fifteenth> day: e tanimainiku   ex 16th <sixteenth> day: e rin tebongina ... uabong   ex 17th <seventeenth> day: e rin tenibong   ex 21st <twenty first> day: e kaitibong i an tari   ex 25th <twenty fifth> day: e unabong, e kaiti   ex 26th <twenty sixth> day: e unabong naba, e kaiti   ex 27th <twenty seventh> day: mata-oiaki   ex 28th <twenty eighth> day: e neve roro   ex 29th <twenty ninth> day: e anti.   idiom e amoua namakaina: a thin cloud cuts it in two (a sign of good fishing)   ex e katea maneaba: a halo round the moon

namakin

O namakin     n impression, sentiment, sensation.   v to feel, to perceive.   vt namakina: to feel, to perceive.   vc kanamakina or karamakina: to have a presentiment, suspicion, to surmise

namakina

B námakina     vt feel of

namanama

B namæ/nama     vi performa certain incantation   vi bind fish with namata for convenience in cooking

namanamata

B namæ/namata     vt frequentative of namata

namaonga

B næmaónga     vi swallow a portion of the food which is being masticated for a little child   n the act of swallowing a portion of the food which is being masticated for a little child O namaonga     vt to taste a little portion and chew it for a baby

namata

B namæ/ta     vt manipulate the bunna   vt bind or wrap a fish with a namata B námata     n leaf with which a torch is tied, or a fish for bakeing O namata     n fibre pulled from palm used to tie torches made of leaves, to string fish, beads, shells, necklace, string of ...   vt namata (namatia), namatamata: to pass through the loop.   vt namatana: idem. to thread, to tie with a namata, to put a loop on.   ex namata am rin: tie your torch with ...   ex namata te bong: fig. to name, to fix for a favourable day

namata ni bure

O namata ni bure     n a string of bure shells, a bracelet of these shells worn as armlet.   n a measure (from end of fingers to armlet)

nambauia

L nambauia     sn Charcharhinus albimarginatus (charcharhindae)   n requiem shark

namnam

B næm/næm     vi eat up the remnant of soft or liquid food as molasses with the finger

namnamta

B næmnæm/ta     vi frequentative of namta

namo

O namo     n a small lagoon, small lake, shallow water forming lake at low tide in certain parts of lagoon.   va namo raoi. fig. well placed, nestled   vc kanamo: make lake in form of lagoon.   vn namo i eta: a pond of water near beach at low tide   ex te kanamonamo: a small namo, forming ...   n namo ni keang: a namo where sea-weed grows

namoa

O namoa     vt to surround with ..., to plant trees around

namokare

O namokare     n opercule of nimatanin shell

namoro

O namoro     v nnamoro: to dribble continually

namta

B næm/ta     vt taste of a liquid or soft food   n portion of coconut molasses to be taken with the finger or a brush   n sharp knife O namta     n a pointed knife.   a sharp as a razor O namta1     n a draught, a sup, a sip   ex te namtana, etc.: one, two, three ...   vt namta, nanamta: to sip, to taste, to suck, to inhale

namtea

O namtea     vt sup. of namta: to suck, to inhale, to sip noisily, ravenously.   red namtetea (fig.) to touch everything but finish nothing

namtete

B næmteéte     va still relishing, craveing more O namtete     a syn. with preceding word.   fig greedy, insatiable (said of spirit inhaling tobacco smoke).   vc ka-mtetea

nana

B næ/na     n cocoon   n half of a coconut shell   a content to reside in one place, domestic O nana     n shell, cocoon, pod, husk, carapace.   n a vessel made with half of coconut shell, vase.   n te nana ni kanei, te kuo n aine: a vessel for making oil in.   n te nana ni mae: vessel to soak flowers in oil.   n te nana maung: slut, sloven (insult) O nana1     n food (a homely word used without article, employed to designate food for children),   ex nanau, nanam, nanana, etc. O nana2     a used to, accustomed to, acclimatized.   ex e aki nana iai, e tuai n nana iai: he is not used to, has not yet got used to   vc kanana: to inure, to accustom

nana ni mata

O nana ni mata     n eye socket

nanaboi

O nanaboi     n evil smell, bad odour

nanaeta

B nanáeta     va abounding in serpents or snakes

nanai

B næ/nai     n herd, brood   a relishable O nanai     n herd, flock, clutch, flight, mob.   a to form a group, form a herd.   ex nanai ni moa: flock of hens, chickens O nanai1     a delicious, tasty, sweet, appetizing, savoury   vc kananaia: to make ..., to flavour, to make tasty

nanako

B næ/nako     vi frequentative of nako

nanakonako

B nanákonako     vi frequentative of nakonako

nanama

B nanáma     vt taste of, or test the taste of food O nanama     red of nama; see this word. to taste food

nanamakina

B nanæ/makína     vt frequentative of namakina

nanamaonga

B nanæ/maoónga     vi frequentative of namaonga

nanamta

B nanæm/ta     vt frequentative of namta

nananamaka

B nanæ/nam'aka     a frequentative of nanom'aka

nananamatoa

B nanæ/namæ/toa     a frequentative of nanomatoa

nananga

B næ/nanga     va stripped of its bark or skin O nananga     na scratch, graze, skin chafed, skin rubbed off.   vc kanananga: to scratch, to scrape bark or skin

nananikanei

B næ/nanikánei     n large coconut shell cup for receiving boiled oil

nananimae

B nanæ/nim'ae     n half coconut shell for holding oil for besmearing a wreath for the neck

nananimata

B nanæ/nimæta     n rim of the socket of the eye

nananoanga

B nanæ/noanga     a frequentative of nanoanga

nananobitaki

B nanæ/nobítaki     a frequentative of nanobitaki

nananobuaka

B nanæ/nobúaka     a frequentative of nanobuaka

nananokawaki

B nanæ/nokaáwaki     a frequentative of nanokawaki

nananokokoraki

B nanæ/nokókoraki     a frequentative of nanokokoraki

nananomaraki

B nanæ/nomæ/rak     va frequentative of nanomaraki B nanæ/nomæ/rak     n frequentative of nanomaraki

nananoraoi

B nanæ/noráoi     a frequentative of nanoraoi

nananorinano

B nanæ/norinæ/n     a frequentative of nanorinano

nang

B næng     a well filled with babai plants, as a patch   n cloud   adv about to, near to, presently O nang     na four (when counting by two's   ex tera (1), ua (2), ten (3), nang (4), nim, etc. O nang1     adv aux. part. of na, future tense. very near, about to happen.   ex ti nangi mananga: we are just about to go   ex e nangi mauna: it is going to disappear O nang2     n (1) a cloud.   a nanginang: with a few clouds, cloudy.   fig hindrance, annoyance, obstacle, veil, worry.   ex e tei nang, e tei nangina: there is an obstacle, a barrier   ex e katei nang: it puts obstacle, it is too far distant, too difficult (e makinaki)   ex katea te nang, katea nangina: to put obstacle, to keep off   ex tae nang, e tae nangina: the hindrance or obstacle has been taken away   ex e tae nangu: I am free, disencumbered   ex kataea nangina: to take away the ..., to have done with ..., to be rid of ...   na (2) taro (pit) too closely planted

nangananga

B næ/nganænga     a cave-like, opening in, arched   n cave under the reef O nangananga     n grotto, cave, cavern, excavation

nange

O nange     syn n. Nao (Butaritari).

nangibungea

O nangibungea     n a cloud protecting from sun, dark cloud.   fig e rabunai te nangibungea: a dark cloud overshadows me (or) rangibungea.   n an umbrella (S.)

nanginang

B nánginang     a cloudy, abounding in clouds   bib Joel 2 : 2 O nanginang     a cloudy.   va kananginang: to bring clouds, to darken.   vc ka-nanginanga: to darken the sky

nango

B nángo     n fly O nango     n fly, blowfly (nango n I-Matang).   a nango-nango: full of, swarming with ...   vc ka-nangonango: to attract flies.ka-nangonangoa: idem. O nango1     n a support, stock, roller for canoe, prop, wedge.   v nango, nangonango: to put a support, ... a prop to O nango2     n fig. nango teiana, nango uai, nango tenai: certain days calculated for navigation

nangoa

B nángoa     a something put under as a protection or rest   n streak of planks on which the deck rests   n base   vt place a rest or protection under O nangoa     v to put a support under, a prop to

nangoango

B naángoango     a drowsy, listless, dull   n listlessness, dullness, drowsiness

nangoba

O nangoba     n base of coconut leaf <frond>

nangobung

B nángobung/     n stick on which a canoe can rest when not floating O nangobung     n a support put under keel to protect embarkation or to roll it ashore.   vt nangobungia: to put a support or roller under keel

nangobungia

B nangobúngia     vt provide a canoe with rests or blocks under the keel, when it has been beached

nangoe

B naángoe     pron Nao (address)

nangonango

B nángonango     a abounding in flies O nangonango     n debility, weakness, feebleness.   a weak, feeble, indolent, listless, nonchalant.   a ka-nangoango: debilitating, weakening O nangonango1     n full of flies <fly>, swarming with ...

nangora

O nangora     a ill at ease in bed, uncomfortable, badly wedged, anxious.   vt nangoraea: to be badly propped.   vc kanangoraea: to give little support, to be uncomfortable

nangoraoi

O nangoraoi     a contrary of preceding word. comfortably propped, lying at ease.   vc kanangoraoa: to procure ease, to rest

nanikiakia

B naánikíakia     n beach frequented by the kiakia

nano

B næ/no     n harbor   vi give a pleasing aspect to as growing grass B næ/no     n the inside, the within,   n the mind, thought   a deep O nano     n the interior, the inside, contents   ex nanon te riri: running string in garment   ex akea nanon au taeka: what I said has no meaning, no sense O nano1     n soul, conscience, hearts, will, desire, sentiment, opinion, conviction, disposition, inclination, etc.   ex bon nanou: it is my will, my desire   ex akea nanona: it is all the same to him   ex te nano teuana: a funny idea, a queer person O nano2     va nano n, nano ni: to have a taste for ..., an inclination to ..., a weakness for, to be inclined towards   ex e nano n amarake: he thinks of nothing but food.   see nanona, nanoa   vc ka-nanoa: to make deep, to dig deep, to deepen.   pref and suffix to many words

nano n aine

O nano n aine     a reasonable as an adult woman (when referring to a girl), acting like a woman, effeminate (if speaking of a man), one who takes the part of a woman (man)

nano n amarake

O nano n amarake     na having a fondness for food

nano n aomata

O nano n aomata     na common sense, reason, reasonable

nano n aro

O nano n aro     a religious minded, devout

nano n ataei

O nano n ataei     a childish, puerile, acting like a child

nano n i matang

O nano n I Matang     a evolved, emancipated mind, pretentious, copying ways of Europeans

nano n ikawai

O nano n ikawai     n (1) maturity of mind, adult tastes.   a serious, mature.   a (2) partisan of old customs, conservative, reactionary

nano n rang

O nano n rang     n low instincts or tastes, sordid desires, vulgar sentiments

nano n ranga

O nano n ranga     n inner side of legs.   vt nanonranga: to put between legs, to get astride of ...

nano n tang

O nano n tang     na sadness, sorrow, desolation, sad.   vca kananotang: which saddens.   syn katangi nano

nano n tangaua

O nano n tangaua     and nanotangaua   n perplexity, embarrassment.   a perplexed, embarrassed.   vca kananotangaua: to embarrass

nano n taromauri

O nano n taromauri     a religious minded, pious, devout

nano n taume

O nano n taume     n a person fair, beautiful and fresh (esp. used about girls)

nano n tauti

O nano n tauti     a heart of miser, mean, avaricious

nano n tituaraoi

O nano n tituaraoi     na generous heart, generosity, gratitude, charitable

nano n toka

O nano n toka     na noble, generous hearted

nano n toro

O nano n toro     a base minded, servile, low, servile as a slave

nano nano

O nano nano     a nanonano, nanokiroro: deep, abstract, sublime, unfathomable, hard to understand.   adv i nano, i nano i nano: below, down below

nano ni baba

O nano ni baba     n folly, silliness, stupidity, foolishness.   a stupid, silly, foolish   v kananobaba: to make stupid, to make lose one's head, to flatter.   vc kananobabaea

nano ni bai

O nano ni bai     n palm of hand.   vt nanonibaia: (to take in palm of hand), to take a poor or destitute person into one's service (formerly)

nano ni ie

O nano ni ie     or kanoan en te ie   n rope or corded edge around sail

nano ni kai

O nano ni kai     na a taste for arts and craft

nano ni kainga

O nano ni kainga     or nano ni kaina   na home lover, domestic person, stay at home, hermit

nano ni kakatonga

O nano ni kakatonga     n sentiment of joy, vanity, exuberance

nano ni katituaraoi

O nano ni katituaraoi     n gratitude, thankfulness, a grateful heart

nano ni mane

O nano ni mane     na a lover of money, interest in ... O nano ni mane     a virile, serious, manly

nano ni pai

O nano ni p'ai     n attachment to things, goods, cupidity, avarice.   vc kananonibaia, kananonibai

nano ten

O nano ten     n string, cord tripled, three ply.   fig n.a. stubborn, self willed (rarely used).   vc ka-nanotena

nanoa

B næ/noaa     n the front, the before B næ/noa     vt trouble, molest, interfere with O nanoa     from nano   vt to think about ... to keep in mind, to be pre occupied with, to be busy about.   ex tai nanoai, tai nano irou: don't be worried about me

nanoaea

B nænoáea     vt turn toward a person so as to face him

nanoanga

B næ/noanga     n sympathy   a compassionate, sympathetic O nanoanga     n compassion, pity, sympathy.   v to be compassionate, to sympathize.   n rai nanoanga, rarai nanoanga: home sickness, dumps, melancholy.   vt nanoanga (ngaea): to have pity, to have compassion, to pity   ex ko aki nanoangai? haven't you any pity for me?   a ka-nanoanga: pitiful, lamentable, to be pitied

nanoangaea

B nænoángaea     vt have compassion on

nanoata

O nanoata     v to have a presentiment, foreboding, suspicion.   n presentiment, misgiving.   vt nanoata: to have a presentiment, to suspect

nanoati

B næ/noæ/ti     a desirous of a large or full supply   n desire for a full supply O nanoati     n immoderate desire, immoderation.   a unsatiated, insatiable, immoderate.   v nanoati: to want more.   vt nanoatia: idem.

nanobaba

B næ/nobába     a foolish, weak minded   n foolishness, a weakminded person O nanobaba     n imbecility, silliness, stupidity, foolishness, foppishness.   a silly, foolish, imbecile, simple.   vc ka-nanobaba: which causes ...   vc kananobabaea: to make ..., to make silly, to treat as ...

nanobakobako

O nanobakobako     from bako   na to feel weak, feeble (to feel empty inside)

nanobaraki

O nanobaraki     n faintness, dejection, discouragement, prostration.   a dejected, discouraged, cast down.   vc kananobaraka: to cast down, to discourage

nanobebebebe

O nanobebebebe     from pepe   n hesitation, groping, wavering, incertitude, tergiversation.   a hesitating, staggering, uncertain.   vc kananobebebebe

nanobebete

B næ/nobeébete     a light-hearted, cheerful   n cheerfulness, hopefulness O nanobebete     n peace and joy of soul.   a appeased, relieved, tranquil, light of heart.   vc kananobebete: which appeases, relieves.   vc kananobebetea: to appease, to relieve, to console, to tranquillize

nanobitaki

B næ/nobítaki     a inconstant, subject to change of opinion   n inconstancy, fickleness O nanobitaki     n inconstance. a. inconstant, changing.   vc kananobitaka: to make change idea, ... conduct

nanobotabota

O nanobotabota     n ardent soul, active ..., impatient ardour, feverish activity   a ardent, active, zealous

nanobu

O nanobu     n (piu) pusillanimity, cowardice, poltroonery.   a pusillanimous, cowardly, etc.   vc kananobu: to cause hesitation, to discourage

nanobuaka

B næ/nobúaka     a cherishing revenge, revengeful   n revengefulness, ill will O nanobuaka     syn nano ra   n resentment, bitterness, rancour, animosity,   spite, ill feeling, discontentment.   a offended, hurt (feelings), bitter, discontented, etc.   vc kananobuaka: to offend, to hurt, to vex, to irritate, to set against

nanobukibuki

O nanobukibuki     n emotion, excitability, anxiety, anguish, fright.   a moved, excited, anxious, etc.   vc kananobukibuki: which causes ...kananobukibuki (kia): idem. to make heart beat quicker

nanobwi

O nanobwi     na   see nano ni bwi

nanoingainga

O nanoingainga     n active mind, vivacity, activity, impatience.   a impatient, zealous, active

nanoiraira

O nano-iraira     and nano n iraira   na having no personal opinion but following that of one or other. taking sides for ..., against another

nanokanaeng

O nanokanaeng     n susceptibility, sulky person.   a inclined to be susceptible

nanokanga

O nanokanga     na a strange character

nanokatanga

O nanokatanga     a wicked, cruel, causing suffering, saddening, inclining to complain

nanokawa

O nanokawa     a unhappy, sad, afflicted, desolate, broken hearted.   vc ka-nanokawa: makes sad

nanokawaki

B næ/nokaáwaki     n grief, sorrow   a sad, sorrowful O nanokawaki     n sadness, affliction, sorrow, grief.   a sad, afflicted, sorry.   vc ka-nanokawaki: to cause ..., to sadden.   vc kananokawaka: to sadden, to afflict

nanoketaketa

O nanoketaketa     n great desire, longing, concupiscence, having great desire.   vc kananoketaketa

nanokirokiro

B næ/nokírokiro     a very deep O nanokirokiro     a deep, unfathomable

nanokiroro

B næ/nokiroóro     a very deep O nanokiroro     na very deep, extraordinary depth.   vc kananokiroroa.   syn nanokururu

nanokobakoba

O nanokobakoba     n a feeling of emptiness <empty>.   a feeling faint, weak from hunger.   vc kananokobakoba: to give ...

nanokokoraki

B næ/nokókoraki     a of many minds, doubtful   n doubt, indecision, unsettled purpose

nanokoraki

B næ/nokóraki     a having many doubts O nanokoraki     n hesitation, indecision, perplexity.   a hesitating, undecided, perplexed, to be drawn in different directions.   sup nanokokoraki: very undecided.   vc kananokoraki, kananokokoraki: to cause perplexity, hesitation, etc.kananokoraka. idem.

nanomaiti

B nænom'áiti     va hesitatee>ing or doubting in reference to many O nanomaiti     na hesitating in choice, perplexity, perplexed.   see nanokoraki   vc kananomaiti: to cause ...