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2) he saves someone; em i kism bek narapela
Quariye ni mi ningg tumo pudi ngam wundo bu brequne wuti nowi.
The sanguma was about to kill him, but his wife came so she saved him.
KT- JISAS NITAMU POWI: Jesus saves us.
3) he receives someone into his home; he offers hospitality to someone
Ni wute wonji pu mandi kin nate mowi ye bu wute buagi ni chumbuai mindig. He
receives into his home men who come from a long way, so all the people are
happy with him.
newo no vi he goes up away from the speaker; em i go antap
Gh: niawo no
Beghi pewo po. We go up.
neyi [neyi/ineyi] n woven sago fronds used on the roof of the house and as a
basket for puppies and chicks; basket ol i wokim long lip saksak wanpela long
putim long haus, narapela ol i foldim putim pikinini dok
H: nenyi; So: truq
Neyi ngin namb. He wove the sago leaves used for the bottom edge of the roof or
for puppies.
neyi ni vi he comes inside, towards the speaker or action of the story; man i kam
insait
Ngim bre mindig, neyi ni, nandi. They opened the door for him and he came
inside.
ni pro he/him, she/her, they/them; em
Gh: kevi
Ni wuge pe wuso. She went to the sago.
Ni yari no. He went to the sago swamp.
Ni yembe pe ruso. They went to work.
ni, numbueq, nambui vt
Gh: ni, numbue, nambui
1) he hits something or someone; paitim
Ni ngam numbueq. He hit his wife.
Ni wuge nambui. He pounds sago.
2) he kills; kilim i dai
Ni wapi iri ni. He killed a bird.