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[Hoffman. 



ne'-ra, to nourish. 



nesht, nest. 



7iesht'-'l-a, to nestle, to smuggle. 



net, 1. not. 



2. neat, tidy. 



net'-des'-dx-wen'-icJi-er, nevertheless 



nets, thread, sewing cotton. 



nets, peritoneum. 



nc'-ica, beside, aside of, on the side. 



ne'-wa-bai, from anotlier source ; by 

 the side of; from the side. 



ne'-wa-drci^, beside ; alongside of 



ne'-wa-gaul, the horse liilclied to the 

 riglit of the saddle horse. 



ne'-ica-ge-hai'.er, out-buildings. 



ne'-wu-hai; alongside of ; Irom a 

 side source. 



ne' -wa-kosh' -ta, extra or incidental 

 expenses. 



ne' -wa-sach' -a, extra, things not es- 

 sential. 



ne'-wa-s/itros, side street ; by-way. 



ne'-w'l, fog, dew, mist. 



ne'-w'l-a, to fall like mist ; to fall 

 like drizzling rain. 



ne'-w'l-kh, misty, foggy. 



?(«", never. 



nl'-da, to rivet. 



ni'-dar, down, low. 



ni' -dar-drech-dich, contemptible. 



ni'-dur-drech'-lieh, contemptible, 

 base. 



ni'-dar-gshla'-gha, depressed, de- 

 jected, stricken down. 



nl'-dich-ket, neatness. 



iiiks, nothing. 



niks'-nuts, good-for-nothing. 



nikn'-nuts-ich, worthless, bad. 



niks' -wis-ser, know-nothing. 



nim'-me, no more, no longer ; from 

 the German nicht mehr. 



niin' -maiidt, no one, 



idia'-mer, no more, no one. 



niih'-mi, no longer, no more, not 

 any more. 



ni'-moldt, no one ; at no time. 



ni'-mols, at no time, never. 



nip'-pa, to nip, to pinch. 



nlr, kidney. 



nl'-ra-fet, suet. 



7u'-ra -grant, kidney-wort. 



nV-ra-knank'-et. kidney disease, 



m'-ra-shtik, the rump of veal. 



nlr' -insh-Ueh, suet ; lit., kidney 

 tallow. 



nis, 1. nits ; tlie eggs of lice or other 

 small insects. 

 2, nuts. 



ni'-sa, to sneeze. 



nish'-d'l-a, to nestle ; to smuggle. 



nis'-sMs-ser, gad fly. 



nis'-sich, nitty ; having nits. 



nit'-na-gh'l, rivet bolt. 



nits' -lif.Jt, useful. 



ni'-wer, across, over. 



'n-nb' , then, afterwards. 



no' , alter, tJien, afterwards. 



nocli, yet, still. 



noch, after, toward. 



noch'a-mol', again, once more. 



noch' -be' -da, to repeat a prayer after 

 another. 



noch'-ber, neighbor. 



noch'-ber-lich, neighborly. 



noch'-ber shaft, neighborhood. 



noch' -bring ■ a, to raise, to bring up. 



noch'-dem, after this, herealter ; 

 afterwards. 



noch' -denk-ka, to consider, to reflect. 



noch' -der-hand, afterwards. 



noch'-en-an'-er, successive, succes- 

 sively ; one after another. 



noch' -es' -sa, an after meal ; a sec- 

 ond table ; to eat after the 

 rest. 



noch' -fro-gha, to inquire ; to famil- 

 iarize through inquiry. 



noch' -ga-bort, the placenta — after- 

 birth. 



noch' -gewa, to yield. 



noch'-hdr, afterward, hereafter. 



noch' -hel-fa, to aid, to assist. 



PROC. AMER. PHILOS. SOC. XXVI. 129. 2g. PRINTED MARCH 5, 1889. 



