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na ne ni no nu ny -top-
Nahum
Nahum, a book in the Kadehde Mering (Old Testament). Nahum
nail
a small nail. kisin mete
concrete nail. kongkirineil
infected nail. tekepwel
metal, nail, badge, spear for a speargun. mete
nail, as a finger or toenail; hoof, of a four legged animal. kihk
nail, spike. nihl
naked
to be naked. kedeul
to be naked. pohn kedeul
to be naked, to be nude. kilisou
to be naked, to be nude. pohnkodoul
to exhibit ones naked body; to remove one's shirt. kasalawar
name
nickname, abbreviated name. adkamwot
nickname, abbreviated name. adkamwot
nickname, abbreviated name. adomwot
nickname, abbreviated name. adomwot
nickname; alternate name. adkamwan
nickname; alternate name. adkamwan
a common name for a black dog. kuro
a name given to a child before or shortly after birth that is identical to or is derived from a title. adamwar
a non-baptismal name, nickname. adamwahl
a particle used after a name when calling a person some distance away. eh₄
baptismal name. mwaren souleng
Christian name, baptismal name. mwarsouleng
Christian name, baptismal name. mwarsouleng
general name, generic name. adalap
last name, surname. miohsi
last name; address. adires
name; noun. ahd₁
nickname, abbreviated name of a place or person. aditik
the name of a man that travelled widely, said to be like a title in that when one Pali died, another would take his place. Pali
title or name given to a someone after death, never to be used again. esenpwel
title, name. mwahr₁
title, name. mwar₁
to be named, to be called. adaneki
to call each other names, to label each other. pekehr
to name, to call. kahdaneki
to nickname, to provide with an abbreviated name. aditikih
name-calling
engaging in the pot calling the kettle black kind of name-calling, given to criticizing others for a fault of one's own. kehrdipaur
Nan Madol
an islet in Nan Madol where coconut oil was made. Pehi en Ering
an islet in Nan Madol where coconut oil was made. Pein Ering
nape
nape or back of the neck. pohnihr
nape or back of the neck. pohnwar
napier grass
grass sp., napier grass, Pennisetum purpureum. poakso
napkin
napkin. napkin
nard
nard, an oil derived from Nardostachys jatamansi, a flowering plant. nard
Nardostachys jatamansi
nard, an oil derived from Nardostachys jatamansi, a flowering plant. nard
narrator
narrator. nahreider
narrow
narrow. tehtik
small in diameter, of holes, coconuts, or people; narrow, of an opening or gate. wetikitik
narrow curve-banded grouper
fish sp., narrow curve-banded grouper, Epinephelus morrhua. kiol en pohnwol
narrowing
hourglass or funnel shaped; narrowing; thin waisted. tir
nasal
nasal sound; cleft palate. tumpwoar
nasal mucus
nasal mucus, snot. kanengen nan timwe
Naso lituratus
fish sp., orangespine unicornfish, Naso lituratus. pwulangking
Naso unicornis
fish sp., bluespine unicornfish, Naso unicornis. pwulak
Naso vlamingii
fish sp., bignose unicornfish, Naso vlamingii. kitik₂
native
native, aboriginal, indigenous. pwelidak
native, aboriginal, indigenous. pwilidak
native, one indigenous to an area; native land, homeland, country of origin. uhdak
native, used derogatorily. dohming
native, used derogatorily. inaka
native, used derogatorily. kinaka
naturalized
to be naturalized as a citizen. pwelidakala
to be naturalized as a citizen. pwilidakala
nature
appearance, shape; kind, sort, type₁, nature, character. mwohmw
condition, nature, manner; used in combination with ni to mean 'according to'. duwe
creation; environment, nature, resource. kepikipik
naughty
mischievious, naughty, difficult, frustrating, troubled. ketihwo
Nauru
Nauru. Nauru
nausea
headache, nausea, and vomiting, a condition more severe than soumwahu en moahng medek. soumwahu en mwahliel
nausea, an emetic. mehn mmwus
nausea; indigestion. pahnediwo
nauseating
nauseating. kapahnediwo
nauseous
nauseous. kapehd pedeped
nauseous. menmmwus
to be nauseous; to have indigestion. pahnediwo
navel
navel, belly button. pwuhs₁
navel, belly button. selihr
navigation
navigational skill; navigator. pali₂
navigator
navigational skill; navigator. pali₂
navy
navy. kaingun
Nazareth
Nazareth. Nasaret
na ne ni no nu ny -top-
near
near, close₂. keren
to be near or close₂ to. karanih
nearly
almost, nearly. kerenieng
neat
neat, clean. min
neat, clean. nei₂
ornamented; well groomed, neat, stylish. ipwerek
Nebraska
Nebraska. Nepraska
necessary
necessary, indispensable. anahn
necessary, indispensable. eimwel
necessities
needs, wants, necessities. anahn
needs, wants, necessities. anahnepe
needs, wants, necessities. eimwel
needs, wants, necessities. eimwelepe
neck
nape or back of the neck. pohnihr
nape or back of the neck. pohnwar
neck. kasang₂
neck. tepinkasang
neck. tepinwer
neck. wer₁
stiff neck. tepinwer medek
the area between the collarbone and the neck. peden were
necklace
a necklace made of shell beads. elin pwul
head garland, necklace, lei (floral necklace). elin kapwat
head garland, necklace, lei (floral necklace). mwaramwar
to wear a head garland, floral necklace, or lei. mware₂
necktie
necktie, tie. nektait
need
to need, to require. anahne
to need, to require. eimwele
needle
a barbed piece of wood, used as a tool for tying thatch to beams in making a roof; crochet needle. koahr
needle; first shoot of a newly planted cutting. dikek
needle fish
fish sp., a kind of needle fish, Hemiramphidae (halfbeaks), normally found on fringing reefs, in the lagoon, and on patch reefs. lidokodok pwise
needle nose pliers
needle nose pliers. pensi
needlefish
fish sp., a kind of needlefish. dahk
needlework
stitch; needlework. deidei
needs
needs, wants, necessities. anahn
needs, wants, necessities. anahnepe
needs, wants, necessities. eimwel
needs, wants, necessities. eimwelepe
negative
having a bad reputation, having a negative or unfavorable image, disgraceful. adsuwed
having a bad reputation, having a negative or unfavorable image, disgraceful. soarsuwed
to give a negative impression or image of, to defame, to speak negatively of. kahdsuwedih
to give a negative impression or image of, to defame, to speak negatively of. koasoarsuwedih
negative sentence
negative sentence. sendens kahmahm
neglect
to be discarded, to be neglected; to be cast out or damned. lekidekla
to be wasted; to be neglected, to be mistreated, to be abused. wiakaula
to waste; to neglect, to mistreat, to abuse (a person). wiakawe
wasteful, negligent; neglected, mistreated, abused. wiakau
negligence
irresponsibility, negligence, carelessness. soepwel
irresponsibility, negligence, carelessness. souepwel
irresponsibilty, negligence, carelessness. sohpwel
unfaithfulness, irresolution, negligence, disloyalty. soaloaloapwoat
negligent
careless, negligent. masile
irresponsible, negligent, careless. soepwel
irresponsible, negligent, careless. sohpwel
irresponsible, negligent, careless. souepwel
unfaithful, irresolute, negligent, disloyal. soaloaloapwoat
wasteful, negligent; neglected, mistreated, abused. wiakau
negotiate
to negotiate; to entreat. pehngidpene
Negro
Negro, Black. nihkiro
Nehemiah
Nehemiah, a book in the Kadehde Mering (Old Testament). Nehmaia
neighbor
neighbor. mehn mpe
neighbor. palahiweita
Neisosperma oppositifolia
plant sp., Neisosperma oppositifolia. kite
Neomyxus
acute jawed mullet, Neomyxus leuciscus, normally found on the fringing reef. limwer
Neoniphon
Holocentridae (squirrel fishes) Neoniphon sp., normally found in the areas of the fringing reef, lagoon, barrier patch reefs, and barrier reef. pehnkihr
Nephrolepis acutifolia
fern sp., Nephrolepis acutifolia. mahrekenleng
Nephrolepis biserrata
fern spp., Asplenium polyodon, Nephrolepis biserrata, Nephrolepis cordifolia, or Nephrolepis exaltata. rehdil
Nephrolepis cordifolia
fern spp., Asplenium polyodon, Nephrolepis biserrata, Nephrolepis cordifolia, or Nephrolepis exaltata. rehdil
Nephrolepis exaltata
fern spp., Asplenium polyodon, Nephrolepis biserrata, Nephrolepis cordifolia, or Nephrolepis exaltata. rehdil
Nephrolepis hirsutula
fern spp., Blechnum orientale, Nephrolepis hirsutula, or Pteris vittata. limenkasar
Nephrolepis obliterata
fern sp., Nephrolepis obliterata. pwe₂
nerve
nerve. selin pehm
nerve-wracking
nerve-wracking, upsetting, disquieting. kasaloh
nervous
nervous, troubled. saloh
to be timid, shy, or nervous when in a crowd. misikpokon
to cause another to be nervous. kasalowe
nervous breakdown
to be depressed; to have a nervous breakdown. kielekidi
nest
nest; lair, den, of an animal. pahs₁
termite, termite nest. lohng
termite, termite nest. longenmwet
to make a nest. ilapas
net
a deep pocket in a net, formed as a consequence of the way the net is set, in the style of the Kapingamarangi; a separate net attached to other nets to form such a pocket. pwosou
a deep pocket in a net, formed as a consequence of the way the net is set, or, in the style of the Kapingamarangi; a separate net attached to other nets to form such a pocket. pwesou
a net ceremony given to the Enihlap. kapwusenleng
a net ceremony introduced from the east, probably Kiribati. kapwusenmaraki
a net ceremony requiring the performance of sexual intercourse prior to use of the net. kapwusenlimw
an expert net maker. sowuhk₁
any of a number of ceremonies performed to bring luck to a fishing net. kapwus
enclosure, pen₁, fence, wall, as of a fort; an encircling fish net. kehl₂
large seine or net. ukalap
mosquito net. tein amwise
net. uhk₁
net fishing, using a long net set across a sandy area or inlet on the barrier reef. ouse
net, a large naik, used when fishing from a canoe. naikalap
net, a small naik. naikitik
of a fish, to be caught on the outer side of a net. kehlik₂
small hand net for fishing. lukouk
small seine or net. uketik
the first catch of a new net before the fish are offered to the Nahnmwarki. token laid
the first fish caught in a net being used for the first time; this fish is awarded to the master fisherman (soused). mwomwinieng₁
the person who holds the end of a net and is the first to set it. koaroapoad
throw net. ukenlekidek
to lay out a net. sehk₂
to pull a net. kom
net fishing
a type of net fishing done by setting a net at high tide across a place in the reef where fish exit (employed principally in Sokehs and Nett). ou
a type of net fishing, done at night. sehpwong
a type of net fishing, done by blocking off a pocket in the coral. duhse
a type of net fishing, done by first setting a net and then chasing fish into the net with a canoe. kehmwomw
a type of net fishing, done by setting a net across a channel. oudau
a type of net fishing, done by setting a net at high tide and trapping fish as the tide recedes. sowuhk₂
a type of net fishing, done by setting a net from shore to shore in a large semicircle. sohuhk
a type of net fishing, during which fish are chased into a net. kasar
a type of net fishing, employing a net attached to a curved stick. naik
a type of net fishing, where the fisherman uses a naik in each hand. ukouk
net fishing, done by a single individual. kehtik
type of net fishing done by placing the net where the waves are breaking. kehlik₁
Nevada
Nevada. Nepahda
new
new moon, tenth night of the lunar cycle. maram pwul
new, clean. adarasi
new, fresh. kapw
to visit a place for the first time; to refurbish or make like new again. kapwala
New Caledonia
New Caledonia. Nuh Kaledohnia
New Guinea starfish
New Guinea starfish. ulungen wehi
New Hampshire
New Hampshire. Nuh Amsir
New Jersey
New Jersey. Nuh Sersi
New Mexico
New Mexico. Nuh Mekisko
New Mexico. Nuh Meksiko
New Testament
New Testament. Kadehde Kapw
New World taro
taro sp., from Hawai'i, variously called Hawaiian taro, Honolulu taro, American taro, New World taro, sweet taro, and cocoyam, Xanthosoma sagittifolium, classified by Pohnpeians as a type of sawa, native to South America and believed to have been brought to Pohnpei during the Japanese administration. sawahn awai
New Year
New Year, New Year's Day, an official holiday on Pohnpei. Parakapw
New York
New York. Nuh Ioahk
news
current news, recent information. rongkapw
news. nuhs
news. rohng
news; announcement. kair
to spread news. lohk
to spread news about. lohki
newspaper
newspaper. doaroapwehn rohng
newspaper. nuhspehpa
newspaper. simpung
next
next to (him, her, or it). limwah
next to or beside (him or her), with animate relationships. mpe
to lie next to, to lie adjacent to. ulopat
na ne ni no nu ny -top-
nibble
to peck, of birds; to nibble the bait, of fish. palih₁
to peck, of birds; to nibble the bait, of fish. pel₁
nice
nice. tehkuhk
precious, beautiful, fine₁, nice. kaselel
nicker bean
plant sp., Caesalpinia bonduc, commonly known as gray nicker, nicker bean, or knicker nut. kehsapahl
nickname
nickname, abbreviated name. adkamwot
nickname, abbreviated name. adomwot
nickname; alternate name. adkamwan
a non-baptismal name, nickname. adamwahl
nickname, abbreviated name of a place or person. aditik
to nickname, to provide with an abbreviated name. aditikih
Nicotrina tabacum
plant sp., tobacco, Nicotrina tabacum; any rough-cut tobacco. tapaker
plant sp., tobacco, Nicotrina tabacum; any rough-cut tobacco. tipaker₁
night
night. pahnkopwul
night. pwohng
eighth night after the new moon, eighteenth night of the Pohnpeian lunar cycle. mas ewel
fifth night after the new moon; fifteenth night of the lunar cycle (Pohnpeian traditional calendar). mas alem
first night after a new moon; eleventh night of the lunar cycle when tracking the delayed lunar rising. mas ehd
first night of the lunar cycle (traditional Pohnpeian calendar). aunen rot
fourth night after a new moon; thirteenth night of the lunar cycle when tracking the delayed lunar rising. mas epeng₁
middle of the night. eilepenpwong
midnight, middle of the night. lukopenpwong
new moon, tenth night of the lunar cycle. maram pwul
night time. nihpwong
ninth night after the new moon, nineteenth night of the Pohnpeian lunar cycle. mas adu
of night, to descend upon. wasapwongih
second₁ night after new moon, twelfth night of the lunar cycle. mas are
seventh night of the monthi; seventeenth night of the lunar cycle (traditional Pohnpeian calendar). mas eis
seventh night of the monthi; seventeenth night of the lunar cycle (traditional Pohnpeian calendar). mas eis
tenth night after the new moon, nineteenth night of the Pohnpeian lunar cycle. mas kadongoul
the fifth night after a full moon (literally the fourth, but actually the fifth); the twenty-ninth night of the Pohnpeian lunar cycle. epeng en rot
the fourth night after the full moon (literally the third, but actually the fourth, twenty-eighth night of the Pohnpeian lunar cycle when tracking delayed lunar rising. esil en rot
the second₁ night after a full moon (literally the first, but actually the second), the twenty-sixth night of the Pohnpeian lunar cycle when tracking delayed lunar rising. ehden rot
the seventh night after a full moon. ounin rot
the sixth night after a full moon (literally the fifth, but actually the sixth); the thirtieth night of the Pohnpeian lunar cycle when tracking delayed lunar rising. alem en rot
the tenth night after a full moon (literally the ninth, but actually the tenth); the fourth night of the Pohnpeian lunar cycle when tracking delayed lunar rising. adu en rot
the third night after the full moon (literally the second night, but actually the third), twenty-seventh night of the Pohnpeian lunar cycle when tracking a delayed lunar rising. arehn rot
third night after a new moon, thirteenth night of the lunar cycle when tracking the delayed lunar rising. mas esil
third night of the month in the traditional calendar of tracking the so called dark face of the moon more or less equivalent to the second night after the third quarter of the lunar cycle. ewelin rot
to become night. wasa pwongpene
night walk
night walk, for the purpose of a sexual liaison. aluwenpwong
night walk, for the purpose of a sexual liaison. eluwenpwong
nightmare
nightmare; bad dream. poareni
nightmare; muttering; delirium. lieurehre
nightmare; muttering; delirium. liourehre
nightmare; muttering; delirium. nderak
to have a nightmare; to mutter indistinctly during sleep; to be delirious. lieurehre
to have a nightmare; to mutter indistinctly during sleep; to be delirious. liourehre
to have a nightmare; to mutter indistinctly during sleep; to be delirious. nderak
nights
eighteenth night of the month in the traditional calendar, the second night after the full moon in the lunar cycle; the third day of the holy week in the traditional Pohnpeian religion. leledi
eighth night of the month in the traditional calendar, the seventh night after a new moon in the lunar cycle. masewel
eleventh night of the month in the traditional calendar, the second night after the first quarter in the lunar cycle. tiriepwong
fifteenth night of the month in the traditional calendar, the sixth night after the first quarter of the lunar cycle. olomwahi
fifth night of the month in the traditional calendar, the fourth night after a new moon in the lunar cycle. masalem
first night of the month in the traditional calendar, the night of the new moon in the lunar cycle. dampihdo
fourteenth night of the month in the traditional calendar, the fifth night after the first quarter of the lunar cycle. olopwuoa
fourth night of the month in the traditional calendar, the third night after a new moon in the lunar cycle. masepeng
nineteenth night of the month in the traditional calendar, the third night after the full moon in the lunar cycle. sanek₂
ninth night of the month in the traditional calendar, approximately the night of the first quarter of the moon in the lunar calendar. masadu
second night of the month in the traditional calendar, the night following a new moon in the lunar cycle. lingaling₂
seventh night of the month in the traditional calendar, the sixth night after a new moon in the lunar cycle. maseis
sixteenth night of the month in the traditional calendar, the night of the first full moon in the lunar cycle. maram mat
sixteenth night of the month in the traditional, the night of the full moon in the lunar cycle. mat₂
sixth night of the month in the traditional calendar, the fifth night after a new moon in the lunar cycle. masoun
tenth night of the month in the traditional calendar, the first night after the first quarter in the lunar cycle. medel₂
the night after the 2nd Pohnpeian full moon in the traditional calendar, the first night after the full moon in the lunar cycle. ihr₃
third night of the month in the traditional calendar, the second night after a new moon in the lunar cycle. irongeni
thirteenth night of the month in the traditional calendar, the fourth night after the first quarter of the lunar cycle. takainpei
thirtieth night of the month in the traditional calendar, the seventh night after last quarter of the lunar cycle. olok
twelfth night of the month in the traditional calendar, the third night after the first quarter in the lunar cycle. oaropwuki
twentieth night of the month in the traditional calendar, the fourth night after the full moon in the lunar cycle. arehn sanek
twenty-eighth night of the month in the traditional calendar, the fifth night after the final quarter of the lunar cycle. suhdakerahn
twenty-fifth night of the month in the traditional calendar, the second night after last quarter of the lunar cycle. apenek mwuhr
twenty-first night of the month in the traditional calendar, the fifth night after the full moon in the lunar cycle; the first day of the holy week in the traditional Pohnpeian religion. sanek en komweni
twenty-fourth night of the month in the traditional calendar, the first night following the last quarter of the lunar cycle. sapwad mwoh
twenty-ninth night of the month in the traditional calendar, the sixth night after the last quarter of the lunar cycle. ehi
twenty-second night of the month in the traditional calendar, the sixth night after the full moon in the lunar cycle; the second day of the holy week in the traditional Pohnpeian religion. sanek en komwana
twenty-seventh night of the month in the traditional calendar, the fourth night after the last quarter of the lunar cycle. orosu
twenty-sixth night of the month in the traditional calendar, the third night after the last quarter of the lunar cycle. apenek mwoh
twenty-third night of the month in the traditional calendar, approximately the night of the last quarter of the lunar cycle. sapwad mwuhr
Nile
Nile. Nail
nine
nine. adu
nine. duhmw
nine. duwadip
nine. duwahi
nine. duwaka
nine. duwakap
nine. duwakin
nine. duwakis
nine. duwapa
nine. duwapak
nine. duwapali
nine. duwapar
nine. duwapit
nine. duwapwidik
nine. duwara
nine. duwau
nine. duwehl
nine. duwelep
nine. duwemen
nine. duwemwodol
nine. duwepei
nine. duwesel
nine. duwesou
nine. duwete
nine. duwewel
nine. duwoapoar
nine. duwoapwoat
nine. duwodun
nine. duwomwut
nine. duwopwong
nine. duwopwuloi
nine. duwosop
nine. duwosu
nine. duwotumw
nine. duwoumw
nine billion
nine billion. duwelik
nine hundred
nine hundred. duwepwiki
nine hundred million
nine hundred million. duwasapw
nine hundred thousand
nine hundred thousand. duwolopw
nine million
nine million. duwarar
nine thousand
nine thousand. duwekid
nineteenth
ninth night after the new moon, nineteenth night of the Pohnpeian lunar cycle. mas adu
tenth night after the new moon, nineteenth night of the Pohnpeian lunar cycle. mas kadongoul
ninety
ninety. duwehk
ninety. duweisek
ninety. duwengoul
ninety. duwongoul
ninety million
ninety million. duwedep
ninety thousand
ninety thousand. duwenen
ninth
ninth. kawaluh
ninth night after the new moon, nineteenth night of the Pohnpeian lunar cycle. mas adu
nipa palm
nipa palm, Nypa fruticans, used for thatching a roof. parem
nipple
nipple, of the breast. mesen dihdi
nit
nit, the egg of a louse. dihl₂
na ne ni no nu ny -top-
no
no. soh
no longer. sohla
no longer. solahr
no longer; used only in combination with the aspect marker pahn. soher
No way!
No way!. ai
Noah
Noah. Noha
noble
royal, noble. iso
nocturnal emission
nocturnal emission of semen, wet dream. ouraman en enihwo
nod
to doze off, to nod when falling asleep. lisoi
to doze off, to nod when falling asleep. lusoi
noise
a thudding noise. kumwukumw₁
crowd noise, commotion. mwoaroang
crowd noise, commotion. mwoarong
making a slapping or banging noise. tipwalapwal
to creak or squeak; to make a tearing or grating noise; to gnash, of the teeth. tehrek
to disturb with noise. kataironge
to make a cracking, crunching, or static-like noise. rar₁
to make a slapping noise by slapping or striking two flat objects together. tupwal
to make a splattering noise. pwirar
to make an explosive or crackling noise. mweker
to stomp, to make a thudding noise with the foot. tom
to stomp, to make a thudding noise with the foot. tum
noisy
noisy. mwoaroangoaroang
to be noisy. mwoaroang
to be noisy. mwoarong
to be noisy; a command to Shut up! or Be quiet!. katairong
nominal
nominal clause. pwuloin sendens ahd
nonbuoyant
nonbuoyant. kihr₁
none
not, none, nothing. sohte
non-emphatic
non-emphatic. sohrenge
non-emphatic pronoun
non-emphatic pronoun. pronaun sohrenge
noni
tree sp., Indian mulberry, noni, Morinda citrifolia, having edible fruit (not commonly eaten on Pohnpei), used extensively in making medicine; roots used for making yellow dye; said to have been the first food on Pohnpei. weipwul
tree sp., Indian mulberry, noni, Morinda citrifolia, having edible fruit (not commonly eaten on Pohnpei), used extensively in making medicine; roots used for making yellow dye; said to have been the first food on Pohnpei. wempwul
non-native
foreigner, a non-native person. mehn liki
nonsensical
nonsensical, untruthful. tika
noodle
noodle. udong
noon
morning and noon, the time interval between kapwarsou and mwurin souwas. pahnsou
noon. souwas
noon. ninsouwas
noose
noose for snaring rats. liapiap
slip noose. moall
to be trapped with a leg noose. nsar
to catch something with a slip noose. moale
to catch with a slip noose. moall
to trap with a leg noose. nsare
to trap with a leg noose. nsere
Norfolk Island pine₂
tree sp., Christmas tree, Norfolk Island pine₂, Araucaria excelsa. tuhkehn kirismas
normal
entire, whole, unanimous, complete; normal. unsek
north
north. paliepeng
north, northern horizon. epengileng
North Carolina
North Carolina. Karolaina Paliepeng
North Carolina. Nohd Karolaina
North Dakota
North Dakota. Dakohda Paliepeng
North Dakota. Nohd Dakohda
northern
north, northern horizon. epengileng
nose
flat nosed, pug-nosed. tumwpak
nose. keinuhnu
nose. sisipwai
nose. tumwe
nose; in the game peisihr, the area where the reeds are thrown against the ground. tihmw
to have a runny nose. rengen mwell
to have a runny nose. toai
to rub noses, the traditional form of a kiss. resenlangih
to rub noses, the traditional form of a kiss, used in association with children. mehn₂
to wrinkle up one's nose. konuhr
nosebleed
nosebleed, occurring spontaneously. mehn rokumw
nosey
nosey, bothersome. direpw
nostril
nostril. nankoarioapwoat
nostril. nantimwe
nostril. pwoaren timwe
not
Absolutely not!. soh douluhl
Absolutely not!. soh medel
a negative prefix meaning not in the sense of 'the opposite of'. seu-
a negative prefix meaning not in the sense of 'the opposite of'. soh-
a negative prefix meaning not in the sense of 'the opposite of'. sou-₂
a negative prefix meaning not, in-, or un-. sa-
not at all. soumwahn
not at all. soumwahn
not ever, used to negate commands. dehpa
not yet. kaik
not yet. kaikinte
not yet. saik₂
not yet. saikinte
not, none, nothing. sohte
not, used in negative questions. sou₅
not, used to negate commands. deh
not, used to negate commands. dehr
not; used to negate equational sentences. kaidehn
to not know. seiranki
notch
a notch cut into a coconut tree, used as a step for climbing. pelepel en sikaliwi
note
musical note. nohd
musical note. noht
to be marked; to be recognized, to be taken note of; to be registered, to be recorded, to be written down . kileledi
to mark; to recognize, to take note of; to register, to record, to write down. kilelehdi
notebook
notebook. pwuken nting
nothing
not, none, nothing. sohte
to have nothing left. pikipas
notice
a notice or announcement concerning him, her, it. pakairpe
notice, announcement. kerenleng
notice, announcement. pakair
signature, poster, sign, notice. sain
to give notice to. pohnese
to give notice to. pohnlangih
noticeable
clear, evident, obvious, noticeable. sansal
notify
to inform, to notify. kairehki
to notify, to announce. pakair
to notify, to inform, to hint at, to let someone know. kehsehki
noun
name; noun. ahd₁
noun. naun
noun phrase
noun phrase. pwuloin lokaia naun
nourish
to revitalize, to nourish; to augment, as a point in an argument. ketihna
to revitalize, to nourish; to augment, as a point in an argument. ketihnain
nourishment
food, nourishment. ketihnain
food, nourishment. ketihnepe
November
November. Nopempe
now
OK., so, well₂, now. na
that one, by you, there, by you (non-emphatic); here; now. men₂
this one, by me (non-emphatic); here; now. me₁
this one, by me (non-emphatic); here; now. met₁
na ne ni no nu ny -top-
nuclear weapon
atomic bomb, nuclear weapon. kensipakudang
nude
to be naked, to be nude. kilisou
to be naked, to be nude. pohnkodoul
Nudibranch
a sp. of Nudibranch. mwell
Nukuoro
Nukuoro, a Polynesian-outlier atoll located within Pohnpei State. Nukuoro
nullification
nullification. kakerepwel
nullification. kasohr
nullified
to be caused to disappear; to be nullified; to be dismissed, as a court case; to be repealed, as a law; to be abolished. kakerepwella
to be caused to disappear; to be nullified; to be dismissed, as a court case; to be repealed, as a law; to be abolished. kasohrala
nullify
to cause to disappear; to nullify; to dismiss, as a court case; to repeal, as a law; to abolish. kakerepwelihala
to cause to vanish, to cause to disappear, to nullify. kasohre
to cause to vanish, to cause to disappear; to nullify. kerepwelih
to cause to vanish, to cause to disappear; to nullify; to dismiss, as a court case; to repeal, as a law; to abolish. kasohrehla
numb
numb. kehk
numb; asleep, as when one's leg falls asleep. ketiket₁
to give out from exhaustion; to become numb. kehkla
number
a great many, an uncountable number. ngeder
numeral, number. nempe
numeral, number. wadawad₁
Numbers
Numbers, a book in the Kadehde Mering (Old Testament). Nempe kan
numeral
numeral, number. nempe
numeral, number. wadawad₁
numerous
many, much, numerous, plentiful. tohto
nun
nun. lih kadek
nun. mahdire
nurse
to be nursing a baby, to be breastfeeding. kedihdi
nurse. neris
to lie down and nurse (a child). kendiong
to nurse, to breastfeed. kadihdih
to suckle, to nurse. dihdi
nurture
to be nurtured, to be raised, of children; to be provided with guidance; to be developed or adopted, of habits or ideas. keirida
to nurture, to raise, of children; to provide guidance for children; to develop or adopt habits or ideas; to make progress. kairada
nut
tree sp., parinarium nut, Atuna racemosa, having a hard wood; used for house poles, oil, paint, and caulking canoes, fruit used in medicines; a medicine taken before eating food prepared by another to avoid the effects of magic. ais₁
na ne ni no nu ny -top-
nylon
nylon. nailon
nymphomaniac
nymphomaniac, prostitute. lieraran
nymphomaniac, prostitute. lihraran
Nypa fruticans
nipa palm, Nypa fruticans, used for thatching a roof. parem
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