Preview	Canonical Form	Translated Form
	n-	n- and c- appear before words which means in, all over, all around, and sometimes plural (ts̓ellt 'get cold', cts̓ellt 'get cold inside something' and c7etíc 'to go to sleep' plural).
	n7ék̓tes	it changes. constantly changing
	n7eq̓	rotten (of food).
	n7ikw	waves, ripples on the water.
	n7oy	bent.
	n7ullcw	enter into, as in a forest.
	nae	some day; once in a while.
	ne	on (to), in (to), to (a place).
	ne est̓íl̓es r c7ukwe7éw̓el	bus stop.
	ne kelles	third.
	ne mus	fourth.
	ne pehé7e	when ?
	ne seséle	second.
	ne7ék̓es	changes (salmon).
	ne7élye	here (See Kuipers Course 12:1, 2).
	ne7éne	right here
	ne7úllcwes	enters the forest.
	nec7ekw7yén̓sten	toothpick.
	necálenkten	wallpaper.
	necál̓stn	curtains.
	necécp̓elc	flap the wings.
	necelclánk	steep slope, side of a hill, steep place above Tsecrer̓ples.
	necelclánkes	when its steep.
	necetsíke7	scorch one's back.
	necetstém̓	bottom of a pan gets scorched.

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