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See also:Appendix:Variations of "nik"

Translingual

Symbol

nik

(international standards)ISO 639-3 language code forSouthern Nicobarese.

See also

Wiktionary’s coverage of Southern Nicobarese terms

Basque

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /nik/[nik]
Audio: (file)
Rhymes:-ik
Hyphenation:nik

Pronoun

nik

ergative ofni

Czech

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): [ˈnɪk]
Rhymes:-ɪk

Noun

nik

genitive plural ofnika

Anagrams

kin

Lower Tanana

Etymology

FromProto-Athabaskan*ni̓gʸ and therefore cognate withAhtnaniic,Navajo-NIIʼ,Eyakleʼgw,Tlingitnéekw.

Root

nik

tomove thehand
toknow
tofeel
afabric-like object is in positioin

Stem set

Aspect	Imperfective	Perfective	Future	Optative
Momentaneous	niyh	nik	neyh	niyh
Momentaneous (Toklat-Bearpaw)	niyh	nich	neyh	niyh
Durative	neyh	neyh	neyh	neyh
Customary	neyh	neyh	neyh	neyh
Neuter	nik	nik	nik	nik
Perambulative	neyh	nik	neyh	niyh
Neuter2	neyh	neyh	neyh	neyh
Neuter negative	nigą́	nigą́	nigą́	nigą́

Derived terms

baniɬniyh(“to touch it”)
be'aɬ k'oxudeniyi(“tools”)
be'aɬ k'oxudeniyi beyi dhedloyi(“toolbox”)
bek'et k'oxudeniyi(“workbench”)
bet'i'ideniyi(“trigger”)
bet'oxwdiɬt'a neghw nighwniyh(“God bless you”)
ch'ek'o'iniyh(“potlach, feast”)
ch'ek'o'iniyhde(“kitchen”)
ch'ek'o'iɬniyh(“he/she is cooking (something)”)
ch'ekunesi(“modern medicine”)
ch'eneyh-(“fright, fear”)
ch'unanik(“he/she likes something”)
denakenaga' gheɬniyi(“tape recorder”)
deneyh(“bearberry”)
-deniga'(“seed, pit”)
denigi(“moose”)
dogheɬneyh(“it (a skin) is hanging up”)
doneyh(“stone scraper”)
ghadhnik(“a corpse, spirit, undisclosed object is in position”)
ghatlnik(“a fabric-like object is in position”)
k'o'ideneyh(“to work”)
k'o'ideniyenh(“worker”)
k'oneyh(“work, task”)
nanik(“happiness,fun”)
neghaneyh(“he is fast, in good condition”)
niɬdranoghedenigi(“double-barrel rifle”)
nuna'esnik(“I like you”)
nuniya(“animal”)
nuniya tlaga'(“brown bear”)
teneyh(“to pull it”)
tr'enina(“child”)
tr'exudenigą́(“he/she is lazy”)
tr'exunigą́(“he/she is dumb, incompetent”)
ts'onya(“ling cod”)
xa'elneyi(“tent”)
xa'elniyi dechena'(“tent pole”)
xa'utegholneyi(“tent stakes”)
xododeghiɬneyi(“tent flap”)
xunanik(“he/she is happy”)
xwneyh(“he/she is alive”)
xwneyi(“living things”)
xwneyi dadltth'ide(“barn”)
xwneyi tlage'(“brown bear”)
xwtl denigi(“sled handlebar”)
yoyegw deghatlnigi(“rug”)

References

Kari, Jameset al. (2024), Kari, James, editor,Lower Tanana Dene Dictionary, Fairbanks, Alaska: Alaska Native Language Center,→ISBN, pages317-327

Middle English

Alternative forms

nike,nyke

Etymology

Borrowed fromOld Frenchniche?

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /nik/,/niːk/

Noun

nik (pluralnikes)

notch,tally
nock (of an arrow)

Descendants

English:nick
Yola:lownnick

References

“nik,n.”, inMED Online, Ann Arbor, Mich.:University of Michigan,2007.

Northeast Maidu

Pronoun

nik

me,the first person singular accusative

References

Corinna Handschuh,A typology of marked-S languages

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