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- (gramatika) (optionally marks an end of a semantic group) |
See also: ti
- (kwo) navel, umbilicus
- (zwo) hope |
nada - (kwo) hope |
Serbian
- (kwo) aversion, disgust |
nafra-ney (nafre) - (kwel) abominable, repulsive, detestable |
Arabic
- (kwo) (mineral) oil, petroleum |
Arabic
- (kwo) nail (of metal - cf. "naka") |
nagi - (zwo) nail |
fa-nagi - (zwo) stick, pierce
- (kwel) impudent, insolent, impertinent |
naglitaa - (kwo) impudence, insolence |
nagla (naglo, naglina) - (kwo) impudent/insolent fellow |
Russian
- (kwel) naive |
naiva, naivnik - (kwo) naive person
- (kwo) nail; claw |
Hindi
- (zwo) incandesce |
nakali-ney - (kwel) incandesced |
Russian
- (kwo) horseshoe |
Hindi
- (kwo) tax (money paid to the government) |
Russian
- (kwo) name |
nami - (zwo) name; be named, be called |
Komo yu nami? - What is your name? |
Me nami Jon. - My name is John. |
nami-yen - (komo) namely |
Hindi
- (exklami) hello; good-bye |
Hindi
- (kwo) number (cf. "numer") |
gran namba - big number |
pare namba - even number |
namba expresa - numerical expression
- (kwel) modest |
namrem - (komo) modestly |
namritaa - (kwo) modesty |
Hindi
- (kwo) nurse |
hospital nana - hospital nurse
- (kwo) pumpkin |
Mandarin
- (kwo) narcotic, addictive drug
- (kwo) intoxication (any kind of) |
nashisi - (zwo) stupefy, befuddle, besot, intoxicate |
nashi-she - (kwel) befuddling, intoxicating |
Hindi
- (kwo) nation |
nasion-ney - (kwel) national
- (kwo) sodium, natrium |
German
- (kwo) nature |
abyas es dwa-ney natura - habit is second nature |
naturale - (kwel) natural |
naturalem - (komo) naturally |
naturalitaa - (kwo) naturalness
- (taim-komo) now |
til nau - till now; depos nau - from now on |
al nau - (komo) at the moment, presently; nowadays |
lo nau - (kwo) the present (time) |
nau...nau - (konekti) now...now |
Nau ta silensi, nau shwo mucho. - Now he keeps silent, now he speaks much. |
nau-ney - (kwel) present, actual, today's, current
- (zwo) navigate, sail |
naviga - (kwo) navigation
- (kwo) butter |
nayudan - (kwo) butterdish |
Mandarin
- (kwo) Neptune |
Neptun-ney - (kwel) Neptunian
- (kwo) kidney |
Greek
- (kwel) negative |
negativa - (kwo) negative
- (zwo) deny, negate |
nega - (kwo) negation |
Ant.: aserti, konfirmi
- (zwo) neglect, treat carelessly, slight, be remiss |
neglekta - (kwo) negligence |
Ant.: kuydi
- (kwo) a Black person, negro |
negro - (kwo) a Black male |
negrina - (kwo) Negress
- (kwel) numb, insensible |
nemifi - (zwo) grow numb |
nemitaa - (kwel) numbness
- (kwo) neon |
neon-jaopay - neon sign
- (kwo) nerve |
nerva(-ney) - (kwel) nerve, nervous |
nerva-sistema - nerve system |
nerva-morba - nervous disease
- (kwel) necessary (also "of an inevitable nature") |
nesesitaa - (kwo) necessity
- (kwo) nest |
nesti - (zwo) nest, build its nest; nestle
- (kwo) net |
texi neta - weave a net
- (kwel) neutral
- (taim-komo) never |
See also: nulves
- (gramatika) modifier-making particle |
Tina-ney vos - Tina's voice |
brata-ney nam - brother's name |
jen-ney - human |
chi-ney fan - eaten food |
rude-fas-ney man - red-faced man |
olo es yo zwo-ney - everything is already done |
un-ney - first |
dwa-ney - second |
nem |
un-nem - firstly, at first |
Un-nem me go a skola, poy a dom. - First I go to school, then home. |
dwa-nem - secondly
- (kwo) Nile |
Nil-ney krokodil - Nile crocodile
- (kwo) Japan |
Nipon-jen - (kwo) inhabitant/citizen of Japan |
See also: nihon
- (gramatika) |
ni...ni... - neither... nor |
ni me ni yu - neither me nor you |
Ant.: i
- (konekti-komo) down(wards) |
go nich - to go down |
nich kolina - down the hill |
nich fluisa - downstream |
nichen - (konekti-komo) down (at what place?), at the lower part of |
Lai nich. Me es nichen. - Come down. I am down. |
nichen bey - at the lower part of back |
nichen kolina - at the bottom of the hill. |
fon nichen - from below |
nichisi - (zwo) lower, bring down; turn down |
nichisi kapa - hang one's head |
nichisi kansa - lower one's gaze |
nichifi, fa-nich - (zwo) sink, drop, move down |
Hindi
- (kwel) lower, situated below |
zuy niche lif - lowest leaves |
nicha - (kwo) lower part, bottom |
nicha-uupar - upside down, bottom up |
fon nicha til uupara - from top to bottom |
nichlok - (kwo) lowland, depression
- (zwo) need, have need of (cf. "treba") |
me nidi reposi - I need a rest |
lu nidi yur helpa - he needs your help |
buniden - (kwel) unnecessary, needless |
nida - (kwo) need
- (kwo) non-being, nil, nothing |
nihilisi - (zwo) destroy, eliminate, annihilate |
nihilisa - (kwo) destruction, annihilation
- (kwel, kwo) Japanese |
See also: Nipon
- (kwo) niqab |
Arabic
- (zwo) nod |
nika - (kwo) nod
- (kwanto) nine (9) |
ninshi - 90 |
ninsto - 900
- (kwel) low (of small hight or placed below normal height - cf. "niche") |
nisisi (mah-nise) - (zwo) lower, reduce hight (tr.)
- (kwo) niche
- (kwo) target (butt or mark to shoot at; goal or objective) |
Hindi
- (kwo) nitrogen
- (kwo) level |
niveli - (zwo) level, level out
- (inplas-kwo) nothing |
Me jan ke me bu jan nixa. - I know that I know nothing. |
Danke! - Es nixa. - Thank you! - That's nothing.
- (syao) makes antonyms |
kalme calm - nokalme uneasy |
pinchan ordinary - nopinchan extraordinary |
pa nofortuna - unfortunately
- (kwel) noble
- (kwel) inconvenient; inopportune, inappropriate |
Ant.: byen
- (kwo) night |
pa nocha - at/by night |
hao nocha! - good night! |
fa-nocha - night is coming |
nochi, tranochi - (zwo) pass the night, spend the night
- (kwo) moth |
(Origin: nocha+parpar)
- (kwo) knot |
nodaful - (kwel) knotty, snaggy, gnarled |
nodi - (zwo) knot |
nodi tay - to tie one's tie
- (kwo) point, tip |
bay finga nok - by finger tips |
igla nok - needle point |
buta nok - boot tip |
Hindi
- (kwel) unquiet, uneasy, restless, troubled |
sta nokalme - be anxious/uneasy |
nokalmitaa - (kwo) anxiety, unrest, uneasiness |
nokalmi - (zwo) worry |
nokalmisi (mah-nokalme) - (zwo) disquiet, worry, make anxious/uneasy
- (kwanto) zero (0) |
shi gradus sub nol - ten degrees below zero
- (exklami) no |
Ob yu pri sey kitaba? - Non.- Do you like this book? - No.
- (kwel) odd, uneven |
Ant.: pare
- (kwel) extraordinary, unusual, uncommon, singular |
Ant.: pinchan
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