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[Dec. 21, 



nocli' -hum-mes, descendants, de- 

 scent. 



noch' -les-icli, careless, negligent. 



noch' -les-icli-kait, carelessness, neg- 

 ligence. 



noch' -los-sa, to relax, to abate. 



noch' -mit-dak' , afternoon. 



noch'-moU, afterwards, again. 



noch'-richt, a bit of news, notice. 



noch' -rieh-ta, news. 



noch' -ter -hand, afterwards, subse- 

 quently. 



nbcJi'-wais^ proof, explanation. 



nod'-glech, open link. 



no'-d'l, a needle. 



nod'-'l, a bungler, a stupid fellow. 



nbd'-lik, a "white lie;" a lie of 

 necessity, or desire to avoid 

 telling facts. 



nodt, 1. need, distress. 

 a. seam. 



nodt' -lai-da, to suffer want ; to suf- 

 fer loss or damages. 



nodt' -lai-ta, to suffer damages ; to 

 be in want. 



nod' -icen-ich, necessary, needful. 



nod' -wen-ich-kait, need, necessity. 



no-fern' -her , November. 



nd'-frd-cjha, to inquire ; to familiar- 

 ize one's self by inquiry. 



no'-ge-wa, to yield, to give in. 



no'-hel-fa, to aid or assist. 



nol, naught, cipher. 



no' -los-sa, to relax, to abate. 



no' -mach-a, to imitate, to counter- 

 feit. 



nam' -mi-dak, afternoon. 



no' -re' -cha, to reach after, to at- 

 tempt to reach after a thing. 



no'-rech-a, to rake, after the reaper. 



no' -sa-gha, to repeat after another. 



not, a note, letter or bill. 



nu'-d'l, noodle ; dough rolled out 

 flat and cut into thin strands, 

 in imitation of maccaroni, for 

 soup. 



nil' d'l-siip, noodle soup. 



nud'-sa, use, profit, service. 



niif, up, upward to a place or posi- 

 tion. 



nuf'-tsus, upwards. 



nuk'-ka, to nod, to nudge. 



num'-ma, only, but. 



nuu'ar, down, downward ; down 

 from a place or position. 



nun'-ar-tsus, downwards. 



nup'-ba, to have important features, 

 to be difficult of accomplish- 

 ment ; corruption o{ nau'-ba. 



nur, only. 



nuts, use, of service. 



nut'-sa, of use, serviceable. 



ob, whether. 



db>tht, fruit. 



dbsht'bdm, fruit tree. 



och'-dem, breath. 



od'-er, or. 



o'der, a vein ; frequently applied to 



artery — poh-oder. 

 o'-der-a, to ooze from a wound, 



or the abraded skin. 

 o' der-lo'-sa, to bleed — venesection. 

 od'-'r, or. 



of -en-bar, manifest. 

 of -fa, stove, oven. 

 of-fa-ror, stove-pipe. 

 ofkors', certainly ; corruption of 



English o/and course, 

 ofn'-har'-ing, revelation. 

 oft, often, frequently. 

 oks, ox, steer. 

 oks'-ich, brutal. 

 bl, eel. 



b'laus-war'-tsel, elecampane. 

 b'-lich, oil, oily. 

 br, ear. 



b'-ra-ble'-ser, tale bearer, tattler. 

 br'-faik, a box on the ear, a slap on 



the ear of another, with the 



flat hand. 

 08, carrion. 



