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nana wehpoa, n., plunder; articles 

 taken by violence, as booty, spoils, etc. 



nana yamohmi, n. , an instance. 



nana yoshoba isht nukhaklo, a., re- 

 pentant. 



nana yuhmahe alhpesa, a., essential. 



nana yukpa, n., life; happiness, in a 

 theological sense. 



nana yuwala, n., obscenity. 



nanak, to say the thing. 



nanabli, v. a. L, v. t., to swallow; to en- 

 glut; to engorge; to glut; to gobble; to 

 gorge; to sup; to take. 



nanabli, n., a swallow; as much as is 

 swallowed at once; a glut. 



nanabli, n., deglutition; the act of swal- 

 lowing. 



nanabli achafa, n., a draught; a single 

 swallow; a dram. 



nanabli iklanna, n., half a swallow; 

 half a dram. 



nanablichi, v. t., to cause to swallow; to 

 make another swallow; to drench. 



nanablichi, n., a drencher. 



nanih; see nantih, katih, and kanih; simi- 

 lar to h and mih; he, she, or it is; 

 nantih, nanih, are used of things. 



nanta, any one; any thing; nanta hosh 

 anumpula wa. 



nanta, n., a thing; what; who; which — 

 nanta fehna ikachukmo kat ilappa chiyuh- 

 mawa; nanta akon, Matt. 16: 26 — nanta 

 chin chof what shall it be? Matt. 11: 3— 

 nanta hako — nanta hakosh — nanta hon, 

 what? Matt. 11: 7, 8 — -nanta hocha — 

 nanta hona — nanta hosh, nantash, what; 

 Ch. Bk.,p. 120, sec. 8 — nanta hot — nanta 

 hatimi — nanta katimiho, how is it, John 

 4: 9; what, why, Luke 5: 22; 6: 41— 

 nanta katiohmi — nanta. kutiohmiho, why 

 then; why, Johnl: 25; Matt. 7: 3; 14:31; 

 15: 2; 2 Sam. 24: 3; wherefore, Josh. 

 7: 7 — nanta katiohmiho ahni, v. a. i., to 

 wonder, John 4: 27 — nanta kaheto — 

 nanta kawa, v. a. i., it can not be other- 

 wise; to be without any alternative, 

 nantak, from nanla-\-k, what the, Matt. 

 6: 31. nantak o n , what is it, in the obj. 

 case; whereunto, Matt. 11: 16. nanta 

 kocha — nanta kona — nanta kosh, what is 

 it, in the nom. case — nanta mako n , 

 w T herewith — nanta makocha — nanta ma- 

 kona — nanta makosh. 



nantapaski, n., a handkerchief; thin 

 cloth; calico. [This is probably from 

 nantanna tapaski meaning thin cloth, 

 nantanna itself being compounded of 

 nana, something, and tanna, woven. — 

 H. S. H.] 



nantapaski anchi, n., a shawl. 



nantapaski chito, n., a shawl. 



nantapaski ialipa, n., a kerchief; a 

 turban. 



nantapaski inuchi, n., a cravat. 



nantami, nantihmi, (from nanta and 

 mih), why, Luke 6: 2; what for; what? 



nantih, see nanih. 



nantih maheto, a., impossible. 



nantih maheto, v. n., to be impossible. 



nantihmi, nantahmi (from nanta and 

 mih) , v. a. i., v. n., how is it? Luke 2:49. 



nantihmi, what? 



nantimiho, wherefore. 



nantukachi, (from nanta, ka and achi), 

 v. t., to say, see Child's Catechism, 

 question 11, nantukachi ho n f see John 

 7 : 26, nanok ikimachoshke. 



nanuka, nanaka", nanoka, v. a. i., to 

 say; to advise; to speak something de- 

 signed for good; chi^nanuka sabanna; 

 nanok ikimachoshke, see John 7: 26; 

 nantukachi, derived from nana thing, 

 ka which, and a, to say. 



nanukachi (from nana, ka, and achi), v. 

 a. i., to say things; to counsel; to advise; 

 to rail, 2 Chron. 32: 17; nan ukahan- 

 chi, John 9: 22; nan imokalianchi, Rev. 

 3: 13. 



na n pa n fi, see panfi. 



nashoba, n., a wolf; nashoba isikopa, rav- 

 ening wolves, Matt. 7: 15. 



nashoba hila, n., the name of a dance. 



nashoba iklanna, n., a demiwolf; a 

 half wolf; a wolf dog. 



nashoba inchuka, n., a pen or trap 

 made for catching wolves. 



nashoba nakni, n., a he wolf. 



nashoba tek, n., a she wolf; a bitch. 



nashobushi, n., a young wolf; a whelp. 



nasholichi, v. t., to destroy, 2 Sam. 22: 

 38. 



nashuka, n., the face, Matt. 6: 16, 17; 

 17: 2; countenance; aspect; the visage; 

 the looks; the head; A n ki aba Mnili ka 

 nashuka ya n , the face of my Father 

 which is in heaven, Matt. 18: 10. 



