the N word

...mikilo(SemaNaga/Assam)=to bite,=Miquiztli(N/6 Tonalamatl)=skull,=M/nigai(Japanese)=bitter,=nigami(J)= bitterness,=nigamushi(J)=scowl,=niganigashi(J)=disgusting/shameful,=nigari(J)=bittern, brine,=nigarikiru(J)= sour as vin agrio(sp)=vinegar(E),=nigate(J)=antagonist(the Death Lord himself),=nigatsu(J)=February,= nigawarai(J)=wry(E), bitter smile,=warai(J)=laugh(E)=naualaua(N/root of laugh),=nigayomogi(J)=wormwood,= nigen(J)=dualism(life&death),=nigeru(J)=runaway(slave),=nigeri(J)=handful of sand, grip,=nigiriya(J)= close-fisted, stingy, miser,=niggardly(E),=nigiwasu(J)=enliven,=nigiwau(J)=flourish, bustle,=nigo(J)= concubine, mistress, one's 2d wife,=nigori(J)=muddy, impurity,=nigosu(J)=make muddy/turbid; say something ambiguous/vague,=nigotta(J)=muddy, turbid, cloudy,=nigun(J)=a farm team(baseball?)=nigura(J)=packsaddle. ...m/n are interchangeable, e.g., pomp=popotl(N)=broom(E)=proper(E)=pom(Mayan)=incense, but, pont(Latin)= pond(E)=punt(E)=potli(N/root), m/n=Nauatl label of origin/4, Miquiztli(N)=Miguel(sp)=Mickey(E)=Nicolas(E)= Nigel(E), and, ne(Nauatl)=pronoun, nominative & reflexive)=nehuatl(N)=I,=myself(E)=ni(Basque)=nominative & accusative pronoun)=I,=me(E), or, uipilli/uepilli(Nauatl root)=pilli(N)=noble lady,= huipil(Mayan)ladies blouse with embroidered neck,=ui/wimple(OE/OFris)=wimpal(OHG)=vimpill(ONorse)=women's garment enveloping head, chin, sides of head, and neck, now worn by Nuns=nonti/onontic(N)=become mute/volverse mudo(sp)=nontli(N)=silent/mudo(sp). one notes the (m)=Nauatl label in wimple(E). ...ue-pilli(N)=way(big)noble dame, uipana pilli(N)=ufansis(Gk)weaving(E)=ufano(sp)=proud noble lady,= uipiltia(N/verb)=put on the shirt, the cassock/casaca(sp). ...nigun(Japanese)=farm team. about 4kmya, the Nihon Olmec fought a battle with the Maya on the side of Popocatepetl. their gardners won for the drunken Olmec nobles using bats, the maquauitl(N)/macana used by the Amerinds against the Spanish invasion, e.g., ma/hand tree/quauitl. ...nigun(Hebrew)=Jewish Spirituals. i am listening to one now, just piano and violin, but vocal as well, featuring scripture set to music, or often improvised. ...niggun(H)=tune/melody,=nigunim(H/plural), as in, Ocelome(Nauatl/plural)=celOim(Etruscan/Liber Linteus)= Elohim(H/dual deity). the Hebrew and Etruscan plurals are identical, off-shoots of the ome(N)=2 plural Nauatl root.