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| Cup'ig | English Gloss |
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| nepa | sound; noise |
| nepaate- | to be quiet |
| nepcanar- | to be sticky |
| nepcar | small sharp-nosed sculpin found in reefs |
| nepelkircuite- | does not make a sound, does not speak |
| nepelkirte- | to make a sound; to talk or speak |
| nepelkirtenrite- | to not talk or answer |
| nepirag- | to be slippery |
| nepitag- | to have friction |
| neplinrite- | to be quiet, to not make a sound |
| neplir- | to make noise |
| nepte- | to stick; to adhere; to glue |
| nepsarte- | to make noise |
| nepugte- | to be noisy; to be loud |
| neqa | fish; food |
| neqaalug | dried fish |
| neqaarute- | to have no more food |
| neqculi | successful fisherman |
| neqkaciqe- | to possibly have no food |
| neqkiur- | to prepare a meal |
| neqliur- | to serve food |
| neqliuryugnaate- | will not serve food |
| neqliwig | fish-camp |
| neqliyar- | to go to fish-camp and stay to prepare fish for winter |
| neqnialke- | to dislike the taste of (it) |
| neqnialzngur | wormwood |
| neqniate- | to have a foul taste; to taste bad |
| neqnirqe | to taste good |
| neqnirtassiig- | to test if the food tastes good |
| neqsagwig | place to go fishing |
| neqsur- | to fish; to go fishing |
| neqsurta | fisherman |
| neqte- | to catch fish |
| nere- | to eat |
| nerepsun'ar | flannel; soft cloth |
| nerepsunarqe- | to feel soft (of cloth) |
| nererpag | to have a feast, to have a potlatch |
| neresta | louse |
| nerlassag- | to eat |
| nernari- | for it to be time to eat |
| nerqig | southwest |
| neruvyinqegge- | to be soft and fluffy |
| nerwig | table |
| neryuniur- | to await anxiously; to eagerly anticipate |
| neve- | to cling to seaweeds (of herring roe) Look under newe- |
| nevku | dried meat; jerky |
| nevlug- | to be covered with snow, sand or dust |
| nevviarcar | young unmarried woman |
| Nevviayagar | personal name, meaning young lady |
| newe- | to cling to seaweeds (of herring roe) |
| newerte- | to lie on one's back |
| niicu- | to be obedient; to hear well |
| niicugni- | to listen; to obey |
| niicugniss'un | radio |
| niicuilzngur | naughty person; disobedient |
| niicuite- | to be unable to hear; to be deaf; to be naughty; to be disobedient |
| niicunaate- | to be unpleasant to listen to |
| niicunarqe- | to be pleasant to listen to |
| niig- | to put weight on; to pin down |
| niite- | to hear; to obey |
| niitelzngunarqe- | to be unbearable to listen to |
| nillar- | to stretch on stakes to dry |
| nin'amayag | half dried fermented herring |
| nin'genqegcar- | to store properly by making sure that food (sourdock, salmonberries, etc.) is pressed down in a keg and sealed airtight |
| niss'ur | wing feather |
| nitniite- | noise that is unbearble to listen to |
| niucinar | sourdock that grows in freshwater springs |
| niugte- | to make a rustling sound |
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