nipan

nipan nwy

1. genitive singular of nippa

• napin, panin, panni, pinna

Inherited from Proto-Malayo-Polynesian *nipən.

nipan

1. tooth

Uncertain. Has been connected with Lithuanian niáukti (“to become overcast, gloomy”), via a hypothetical English pre-form *(kʷ)niaukʷ-;^[1] however, this is rather ad hoc.

• IPA^(key): /ˈniː.pɑn/

nīpan

1. to grow dark, darken
   • 10th century, The Wanderer:

     nīpeð nihtsċūa, · norþan onsendeð
     hrēo hæġlfare · hæleþum on andan.

     night-shade darkens, sends from the north
     a heartless hail-march to the men in wrath.

• ġenīpan

• ġenāpan
• ġenip