| nadoa |
nnado'a I heal him/her |
| nadowé |
nado'wé he/she heals people |
| nadowen |
nado'wen healing |
| nadwa |
nnadwa I fetch, go get (s.t.) for him/her |
| nadwé |
nadwé rattlesnake |
| nadwémo |
nadwémo he/she speaks Oneida |
| nadweo |
nadwe'o he/she heals him/herself |
| Nadwési |
Nadwési Sioux, Dakota |
| Nadwésikwé |
Nadwésikwé Sioux woman, Dakota woman |
| naéndemowen |
na'éndemowen clarity of mind |
| naganzet |
naganzet leader |
| nagdewazi |
nagdewazi he/she/it (an.) follows along climbing |
| nagdewéndan |
nnagdewéndan I think about, consider it |
| nagdewéndem |
nagdewéndem he/she thinks (about s.t.), considers |
| nagdewénma |
nnagdewénma I think about, consider him/her/it (an.) |
| nagdon |
nnagdon I follow it |
| nagech |
nagech later |
| nagen |
wnagen |
| nagjegé |
nagjegé he/she tracks (an animal) |
| nagna |
nnagna I follow him/her/it (an.) |
| nagodwen |
nagodwen relation, relationship, connection |
| nagoma |
ndenagoma I am related to him/her in a certain way |
| nagwnésen |
nagwnésen it (snow) lies on the ground in a certain way |
| nagwzowabdan |
ndenagwzowabdan I keep it in sight, follow it visually |
| nagwzowabe |
nagwzowabe he/she follows visually |
