Contionary:ñéi
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Etymology
From Sekhulla ŋəːi, from Wascotl *onhē-i. Cognate to Gwaxol hoğe³, Kilīmos-sāîl onēe.
Pronunciation
Verb
ñéi ᴀᴄᴄ
- to enter, to come in
- Buámu an'ñéi ai an'xeý tuilyad.
- Buámu the dog comes to me for scraps.
- to arrive
- Setnjey jey ñe je uemil, í añ'jíxnuz añ'muzax mau c'ez usñéi bucbucbuc ha bímuvi.
- I brought the gourd all the way home, but the cat knocked it over and there went my work, glug.
Adjective
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- inside, internal, inner
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Adverb
ñéi
- inward
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Synonyms
(to arrive):
(inside, internal, inner):
Derived terms
Descendants
- Central Isles Creole: wee