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748 MALEKULA (ne)M¢i = (1) blood, sap of a tree ; (2) a bright red paint of great sanctity Made froM certain earth. (ne)Mz (L.) : the croton ; this is especially the sacred plant of the NiM- Mlgki Tlel. (re)nsa'nsav-ill (L.): the great washing cereMony which takes place on the &iuMl;¬Åith day after birth ; cf. (r.e)nsaMZI. nszMgnsa/ng (L.) : to Make O&iuMl;¬Åerings of puddings to the spirits of the dead. (re)nsaviil (L.): to wash. (v:)nsa1/121 M nisii Kiel (L.) : “ they wash the sacred thing " ; this is the cereMonial killing oi the pig which is paid at a NiMaMgki or MleMew celebration, Ior the new penis wrapper. (nwsMsonggur (L.) 1 perforM the nsansonggorian rite. nsensonggorian (L.) : a rite connected with the NinuMgki Tie! in which the last pig exchanges are Made in connection with a Man’s death ; corresponds to the niieMah pigwere not MeMbers of the NiMangki Tlel. (Ms)ns(M')nsLMggul (L.): the hibiscus; sacred to the NiMangki Misi. (ne)nsuI naai (L.) : the stick given by the bride’s father to the bride- grooM to syMbolize the transfer of authority over the woMan. (ni)nsuM (L.) : corresponds to the niMbinben arMlet of Seniang. (M)nsuMsur nagss (L.) : to pay a pig to “ wash out the naMe ", that is to cancel a kinship bond. (M')1M : a special variety of hat or Mask worn by candidates to NalMMM VinbaMp when dancing. (na)ngaMgaI Mialinge (Ue.) 1 the bull-roarer, used in the incision rites. Winggalal = the nettle-tree. ninggalat Mbua : a. special variety of the nettle-tree to which the ancestral tree of the people of Loorlanggalat village belonged. (i)ngg1'l'ngg'ile0 (L.) : the payMent Made by a Man to his wife’s brother ten days after the birth of a child. ninginggia : the plant froM whose leaves a red infusion is Made to repre- sent blood in ‘the New/inbuv rites. ninggingia neMar Mbong : a. plant whose leaves are used for Making rain. M‘/ngginggia nuuzlil hay: the phrase used to denote the whole preparation of coco-nut Milk and other ingredients used in the naMing rites. MMggub : a circle of sMall stone set up in certain Nalawan and N iMaMgki rites. nggar = to bar, obstruct. nggornggoy = a fence. ngguwggu (L.) : the paying oi a pig as an earnMt when a Man is unable to Make an adequate return gift to the aniMals presented to hiM at a neleMeM celebration. (Mz)nggunMggM' Mwai (L.) : the stone partition which separates the aMel iroM the dancing ground at SareMbal village. MMggut = the banana. nunggut Morot: a variety of banana specially associated with Men and tabu to Most woMen. (ne)ngungakhMie1 (M.) : the bull-roarer. ngunggur or ngungunu: a nose-stick. (i)aMp= “ he throws,â€ù used of the presentation oi the pig which the introducer gives to the candidate during the entrance rites to a NalawaM or NiMangki grade. (na)on = " the face.â€ù (no)0nd = “ the basket." (n0)oMi niMbatin taMes: the basket in which the skull of a dead Man is planed.