| neshma |
ndeneshma I lay him/her down peacefully (for burial, make him/her comfortable) |
| neshna |
neshna for no reason |
| Neshnabé |
Neshnabé person (in contrast to other beings) |
| Neshnabémnomen |
Neshnabé-mnomen wild rice |
| neshnabémo |
neshnabémo he/she speaks Indian |
| Neshnabémshkeke |
Neshnabé-mshkeke Indian medicine |
| Neshnabémwen |
Neshnabémwen Indian language, Potawatomi language |
| Neshnabémyéw |
Neshnabé-myéw Indian trail |
| Neshnabénozwen |
Neshnabé-nozwen Indian name |
| neshnabéwemaze |
neshnabéw'emaze he/she sings Indian songs |
| neshnabéwnekadé |
neshnabéwnekadé it is called a certain way in Potawatomi |
| Neshnabézizbakwet |
Neshnabé-zizbakwet real maple sugar (Indian sugar) |
| néshnanéndayabogadégen |
néshnanéndayabogadégen scrambled eggs |
| neshwey |
nneshwey my testicle |
| nésobgek |
nésobgek clover |
| nestewabdan |
nnestewabdan I recognize it |
| nestewabma |
nnestewabma I recognize him/her/it (an.) |
| netagé |
netagé he/she hears, overhears things |
| netagwet |
netagwet it sounds a certain way |
| nétamo |
nétamo first one |
| nétem |
nétem first, leading |
| nétmagabo |
nétmagabo he/she stands in the lead |
| nétmozhan |
nnétmozhan my first-born child |
| neton |
nden'eton I know how to do it |
| Newi |
Newi Louis, Louise, Louie |
