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ngomai, 



ngona, ngona, pron. me. 



ixgona, M. breath ; ngona-pudiz, e". to rest, to stay (b) : ngona -ntmia, -a. 



to remember ; ngona-poidan, r. to sigli ; ngona-ptddan (?), 



n. palm (Macfarlane). 

 ngonakapo, n. heart, mind, lit. the seed " kapo " of the breath 



" ngona." The ^firiam word has a similar derivation from 



" ner," breath and '•' kep," seed. 

 ngonamani, 



ngonannma, r. to remember; ngonannmaiginga, c. to forget 

 ngona-pudiz, c. to rest, 

 ngonu ;5;, pron. whose ? 

 ngomgomai, ngorongomai (?), dana ngorongomai lago, n. the temple. 



Mark, xi. 11, 15, 27. 

 ngorotaran (?). Mark, x. 15. 

 ngou-pamani, a. meek. 



ngozo, pron. I (apparently only nsed by a female speaking). Cf. ngazo. 

 ngn, sufix from, concerning, through, 

 ngudi, ». a tear. 



ngugiai, n. a cup of water. Mark, vs.. 41. 



nguki (s^, n. fresh water; nguki-tuidan, c. to urinate. [ngukingu.J 

 ngukiai, n. a cup of water, 

 ngukulnga, 



ngul 'm}, ngulo (s), yesterday, 

 ngulai, a. possible ; ngulai za koigorsar, many things are possible. 



Mark, vs.. 23. 

 ngulai g (s}, ngulaigo, p. to be able, can, to know how, to understand; 



«. ability, [ngulaignu.] 

 ngulai gasin, 

 ngulaigopa, r. to know. 

 ngulaik = ngulaig. 

 ngulaizi, a. chosen, 

 ngulaizinga (s), a. and n. chosen. 



ngulamai, a. obscene ; ngulamai za, n. an abomination. Mark, xiii. 14. 

 ngulamoin, r. to hate, abhor ; to be disgusted with ;^to sneer, 

 ngu-mabaeg = nga mabaeg. 



ngurapai, n. teaching, doctrine ; ngurpai-mabaeg, n. teacher, 

 ngurapipa, p. to teach; to learn, to know, to recognize. 



