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mbogulba, short 



mbiirkagatala, evident, open, visible 



mbultja, innocent 



nibobula, in the middle 



mbola, the middle 



mbobiputaputa, a multitude 



mbultjama, diarrhcea 



mbultjita, Capparis Mitchelli (tree) 



mburka, the body 



mitja, fire, firewood 



molbamanalama, to wedge his way 



through 

 molbamainalilama, to wedge, press 



a thing through 

 monjamonijilama, to have pity 

 menta, sick, ill 

 monja, slowly 

 multitja, reeds 



mulknura, worsted spun of hairs 

 murulunga, ) Duboisia HojDwoodii 

 mononga, J ("pituri-" tree) 



N 



nama, grass 



nanka, the chest 



nankarakara, pain in the chest 



nala, here 



nalka, satisfied, no longer hungry 



nangera, erect, straight 



nana, this 



natera, these two 



nanankana, | ^^^^^^ 



nanirbera, j 



nanta, an overloaded stomach 



nakagata, so big 



nalbatnauma, to invite, to press 



naltanalterama, to meet, to see each 



other 



naltauma, to throw on one heap 



naltairima, | , i ^i 



1 , 14. • • h to see each other 

 naltanaltau'ima, ) 



namilama, | , ■,, , , 



' - to alter, to change 

 namerama, ) ' ® 



namaneulama, to roll himself 



nangeralalama, to soar (as birds) 



nantalerama, to cease 



nankalilama, to stamp with the feet 



nangilindama, to turn oneself on 



the side during sleep 



nanterama, to fill the belly 



narguma, to press out 



natalilama, ) x t i 



natalatalilama,j^«^^^^^"^^^^«"^ 



natama, to dislike 



nurama, to rub out seeds 



natata, a scorpion 



nbanka, remained 



nborba, slippery 



nbunjala, back 



nbata, a stalk of grass 



ndolja, picture, likeness 



ndolka, a fork, branch 



ndolkarinama, to put across 



ndardanama, to be silent 



nealatner-ama, to swear 



nenterama, to understand 



nenterama, to become distinct 



nergama, to like, to be fond of 



nentilama, to make known 



nekua, father, thumb 



nenta, strange, indistinct 



nga, thou 



ngalbanga, fresh, recovered, healthy 



ngetjina, then, as, against 



ngera, like, similar 



ngualkna, with many branches, 

 hairy, dense 



nguanga, tame, peaceful 



ngambakala, a domestic, a native 



ngamara, the native pheasant 



nganja,\ J 



ngaroa, j 



ngapa, a crow 



ngira, a spot 



nguanga, peace 



ngumba, a hill 



ngurangura, evenmg, afternoon 



ngula, cool, pleasant, healthy 



nguinba, to-morrow 



nguinbarbuna, the day after to- 

 morrow 



nguna ? who ? 



ngunatera ? which two ? 



ngunirbera ? which ? 



ngamiuma, to unfold 



ngankalilama, to knock at the door 



ngalbanga naina, "j to move or stretch 



ngalbanga lama, / oneself 



nganelilama, to move, to turn any- 

 thing 



ngama, to carry 



ngabitjauma, to turn, to roll some- 

 thing 



ngakilkiuma, to contradict 



ngetjima, to fetch, to bring 



ngetjalbuma, to fetch or bring 

 back 



n|Sa, l)ual,}*«^^^S^* 



ngulerama, to become cool or plea- 

 sant 



ngulilama, to make cool, pleasant, or 

 healthy 



ngurbmalilama, to think, to suppose 



nilkna, secretly 



nilknamba, a thief 



