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nkiluratan-kɪlʊ́ɾátáa-iluran.f.sleep, sleepingKaing'uaa nkilurata.I have just woken up from sleep. nkiman-kɪ́mánom. sg.n-kɪ́man.f.1fire2warmthKaning nkima.I'm hot.3oomph nkimagatan-kɪ́mágátáa-imagpl.nkimagatn-kɪmagátn.f.slap nkimalan-kɪmaláa-imaln.f.the act of calling each other by a word indicating a relationship based on a gift, e.g. paker, pakiteng, pakine nkimanyatan-kɪ́máɲátáa-imanyan.f.swearing on a name of a person you respect, or an ox, or dead people, or God nkimeenten-kɪmɛ̩́ɛ̩́ntɛ̂pl.nkimeentenin-kime̩e̩ntenínom. sg.n-kɪ́mɛ̩ɛ̩ntɛ̂nom. pl.n-kíme̩e̩ntenín.f.a warrior's belt, leather with beadwork nkimekn-kɪmɛ́knom. pl.n-kɪ́mɛkn.pl. f.pus nkimerran-kɪ́mɛ́raa-imern.f.boasting nkinen-kínépl.nkinejin-kineʄíntare2n-tarɛ́nom. sg.n-kínenom. pl.n-kíneʄín.f.goat (female) nking'arran-kɪŋaráa-ingnom. sg.n-kɪ́ŋarán.f.group beating, i.e. many people beating a single individual nking'asian-kɪŋasíáa-ing'asianom. sg.n-kɪ́ŋasíán.f.wonder, amazement, miracleaas mbaa e nking'asiato do miracles, to do extraordinary thingslaasani lo nking'asiaperformer of miracles (referring to whichdoctors; can nowadays also be used in church context)aitai nking'asiato do sth. unexpected (which is bad), sth. unheard of nking'orunoton-kíŋóɾúnotoa-ing'orun.f.search nking'uaya tumurenn-kiŋuaja tʊ́mʊ́ɾɛ́ncompd.bee-eatergenus Merops nking'unyatan-kɪ́ŋʊ́ɲátáa-ing'unyn.f.the humming warriors do before singing nking'uratan-kíŋúrátáa-ing'orfr. var.nkung'uratan.f.1watching, seeing, glance2taking care of nkinya kuetcompd.wolfs.o. who eats while running nkinya lasuriacompd.a bird spec. which eats snakessnake eater nkinyanchurn-kíɲáncúrpl.nkinyanchurrin-kiɲancurínom. sg.n-kiɲancúrnom. pl.n-kíɲancurín.f.hyrax, dassie nkinyang'an-kɪ́ɲáŋáa-inyang'un.f.shopping nkinyang'unoton-kíɲáŋúnotopl.nkinyang'unotn-kiɲaŋunótn.f.purchase, acquisition, trade nkinyanyin-kíɲaɲîpl.nkinyanyn-kíɲaɲn.f.a tendon inside the back of the neck nkinyigatan-kɪ́ɲɪ́gataa-inyign.f.hiccup nkinyinyiretn-kɪɲɪɲɪ́ɾɛtn-kɪ́ɲɪɲɪ́ɾɛtn.f.1sweat of humans onlyNerem nkinyinyiret nkop.(lit. The sweat pierced the ground.) He was sweating a lot.2hard work towards some goal nkiondon-kí̩ó̩ndônom. sg.nk-í̩o̩ndôn.f.a small skin bag nkipaatan-nkɪ́pá̩á̩táa-ipakn.f.a style of dancing in connection with lmuget and remore
