Contionary:ñij
Soc'ul'
Etymology
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Pronunciation
Noun
ñij 1 (plural/indefinite ez' ñij)
- eternity, forever, infinity
- Aíatxiý xen aílaz ñij eylacan pfi aíxauc iarje xi ta xenuz cñ'ebe cñ'ebe.
- The tower wasn't built to last, so after 15 years it collapsed.
Adjective
- eternal, forever, infinite, endless
- Nuc' secxec xad āhúzñe hez'i mil ez'e r'úven ñij xenuz aum'ay auzr'u je.
- What I wouldn't give to land at last from an endless journey leeward and windward again.
Adverb
- always, forever
- En socjí jensutx ai jál tumyan eý, ñij rév'en xem'en abutsíl.
- I begged you on that day not to leave, not to forever steep beneath the waves.