  The classical game of {\sc Nim} can be naturally extended and played on an
arbitrary hypergraph $\cH \subseteq 2^V \setminus \{\emptyset\}$ whose vertices
$V = \{1, \ldots, n\}$ correspond to piles of stones. By one move a player
chooses an edge $H$ of $\cH$ and reduces arbitrarily all piles $i \in H$. In
1901 Bouton solved the classical {\sc Nim} for which $\cH = \{\{1\}, \ldots,
\{n\}\}$. In 1910 Moore introduced and solved a more general game $k$-{\sc
Nim}, for which $\cH = \{H \subseteq V \mid |H| \leq k\}$, where $1 \leq k <
n$. In 1980 Jenkyns and Mayberry obtained an explicit formula for the
Sprague-Grundy function of Moore's {\sc Nim} for the case $k+1 = n$. Recently
it was shown that the same formula works for a large class of hypergraphs. In
this paper we study combinatorial properties of these hypergraphs and obtain
explicit formulas for the Sprague-Grundy functions of the conjunctive and
selective compounds of the corresponding hypergraph {\sc Nim} games.
