n̄ër ŋɛr
n̄ehu- ŋəhʉ
n̄el ŋəl
n̄eliëv ŋəliɛβ
n̄erihe ŋərihə
n̄ih ŋih
n̄ore ŋɔrə
n̄wēl ŋʷel
n̄wēre ŋʷerə
n̄wēt ŋʷet
n̄wedōl ŋʷəʈᶳol
n̄welen̄wēle ŋʷələŋʷelə
n̄weren̄ ŋʷərəŋ
n̄weren̄o ŋʷərəŋɔ
n̄werhir ŋʷərhir
n̄wet ŋʷət
n̄wië ŋʷiɛ
n̄wil ŋʷil
n̄woh ŋʷɔh
n̄wot ŋʷɔt
n̄wōdōl ŋʷoʈᶳol
n̄wule ŋʷulə
n̄wulen̄wule ŋʷuləŋʷulə
n̄wuln̄wule ŋʷulŋʷulə
n̄wurmēte ŋʷurmetə proper noun
Astronomy
Sparks (?)name of a constellation: Columba. The appearance of the constellation in the western sky marks the end of the yam season, when the time of harvesting has come. The stars themselves are said to represent the sparks (see kikrih) shining in the dark, of a glowing yam (keka) that is being grated.
Mowe me ne lëte vë rēn̄, pah vēn hen̄were vë girë ne keka, girë tektekerë ne n̄wurmēte in.Whenever the (yam) garden is ready for harvest, people get to grate yams, and their grating throws Sparks in the air (n̄wurmēte).