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Lenape Talking Dictionary
By English WORD or PHRASE
By Lenape WORD or PHRASE
42 Dictionary Entry Search Results For "nim"
English:
he talked about him
Lenape:
ahkë
nim
ao
English:
talk of him
Lenape:
akë
nim
a
English:
hackberry tree
Lenape:
kaxkamu
nim
ënshi
English:
you took a lunch
Lenape:
kë
nim
a
English:
you leisurely tell about him
Lenape:
këtayahkë
nim
a
English:
he finished talking about him
Lenape:
kìshahkë
nim
ao
English:
did you take a lunch?
Lenape:
k
nim
a hèch?
English:
you brag on him
Lenape:
kshàkë
nim
a
English:
he brags on himself
Lenape:
kshàkë
nim
a hòkaya
English:
you talk about him; you discuss him
Lenape:
ktàkë
nim
a
English:
to talk bad about someone
Lenape:
mahtakë
nim
a
English:
to talk bad about him
Lenape:
mahtàkë
nim
a
English:
he is badly spoken of
Lenape:
mahtàkë
nim
kwësu
English:
to praise someone
Lenape:
maxelëmahkë
nim
a
English:
brother! (voc. of nimahtës; man speaking)
Lenape:
nim
English:
I took a lunch
Lenape:
nim
a
English:
he took a lunch
Lenape:
nim
a
English:
my brother (man speaking)
Lenape:
nim
ahtës
English:
my brothers! (voc.)
Lenape:
nim
ahtëstuk
English:
they took a lunch
Lenape:
nim
aòk
English:
brother! (voc.)
Lenape:
nim
àt
English:
lunch (applied only to a lunch taken along as on a trip)
Lenape:
nim
ëwakàn
English:
he hunts with a bow and arrows
Lenape:
nim
hate
English:
he is carrying a bow
Lenape:
nim
hatu
English:
I talk about him; I discuss him
Lenape:
ntàkë
nim
a
English:
I talk about them; I discuss them
Lenape:
ntàkë
nim
aok
English:
we talk of him; we discuss him
Lenape:
ntàkë
nim
awëna
English:
he talks about me; he discusses me
Lenape:
ntàkë
nim
ùkw
English:
I leisurely tell about him
Lenape:
ntayahkë
nim
a
English:
stop talking to him!
Lenape:
pu
nim
a
English:
he stops talking to him
Lenape:
pu
nim
ao
English:
quit talking about me
Lenape:
pu
nim
i
English:
black-haw fruit
Lenape:
sakwënaka
nim
English:
Black Haw tree [Viburnum prunifolium]
Lenape:
sakwënaka
nim
unshi
English:
the hull is slipping off (this word is used when making hominy at the time the hull slips off the kernel)
Lenape:
shèskwë
nim
ihële
English:
hail; corn grits; coarse corn meal
Lenape:
shèxka
nim
English:
it is sleeting; it is hailing
Lenape:
shèxka
nim
ihële
English:
hickory
Lenape:
tìtpa
nim
ënshi
English:
he talks about him
Lenape:
tòkë
nim
ao
English:
praise him
Lenape:
xinkòhkë
nim
English:
he will praise you
Lenape:
xinkòhkë
nim
kòn
English:
seed; seeds
Lenape:
xkà
nim
