N

The eighteenth letter of the Esperanto alphabet, called no or en and written in the Latin script.

abbreviation of nordo (“north”)

Namibia (a country in Southern Africa)

Naples (a metropolitan city of Campania, established in 2015; in full, the Metropolitan City of Naples)
Naples (a port city and comune, the capital of the Metropolitan City of Naples and the region of Campania, Italy)

Narnia, fictional setting of the Chronicles of Narnia, a series of seven children's books by C. S. Lewis.

Navarre (a former kingdom, originally predominantly Basque-speaking, in modern northern Spain and southwest France)
Navarre (a geographic region and former province in the Northern Basque Country in the present Pyrénées-Atlantiques department, Nouvelle-Aquitaine, southwest France; in full, Lower Navarre)
Navarre (an autonomous community and province in northern Spain)

n

The eighteenth letter of the Esperanto alphabet, called no and written in the Latin script.

Preposition introducing an accusative phrase.

nabo

hub of a propeller
hub of a wheel, nave

nacia

nacia himno

/naˈt͡sia ˈhimno/

national anthem

nacia parko

/naˈt͡sia ˈparko/

/nat͡siˈismo/

nacio

nacio-ŝtato

/nat͡sio-ʃˈtato/

nacisocialismo

/nat͡sisot͡siaˈlismo/

National Socialism

nadlo

needle (fine measurement indicator)
needle (long, thin, sharp implement)
needle (sensor phonograph stylus)

nafto

naphtha, petroleum, crude oil

naiva

naive

naïveté, naivety

naive person; naif

a naiad, a water nymph

neighboring (situated or living nearby or adjacent to)

/nai̯baˈraʒo/

vicinity, proximity, neighborhood (area around)

/nai̯baˈret͡so/

quality of being or having a neighbor

/nai̯baˈrejo/

a part of town, a formal or informal division of a municipality

tack, small nail

najli

to nail (something)

najlo

nail (metal fastener)

/nai̯tinˈɡalo/

nightingale (bird)

nakfo

nakfa, currency of Eritrea

nana

nana galaksio

/ˈnana ɡalakˈsio/

nana sfera galaksio

/ˈnana ˈsfera ɡalakˈsio/

dwarf spheroidal galaxy

nano

dwarf star (star of relatively small size)
dwarf, pygmy

napo

rutabaga (Brassica napus)

Neapolitan (of, pertaining to or characteristic of Naples, the Neapolitan people, or the Neapolitan language)
clipping of la napola lingvo (“the Neapolitan language”)

narcissus, daffodil

to induce sleep or tranquility by means of a drug or drugs
to numb by means of a drug or drugs

narwhal (mammal)

naski

to give birth to, to bear (to produce offspring)

mother, in the context of a birth; birthgiver.

/naskiˈd͡ʒejo/

/nasˈkid͡ʒi/

naskiĝloko

/naskiˈd͡ʒloko/

/nasˈkid͡ʒo/

birth (from the point of view of the naskito)

naskiĝotago

/naskid͡ʒoˈtaɡo/

alternative form of naskiĝtago

naskiĝtago

/naskid͡ʒˈtaɡo/

naskiĝurbo

/naskiˈd͡ʒurbo/

hometown ("the town of one's birth or early life")

nasko

birth, birthing (from the point of view of the naskinto)

nasturtium (South American trailing plant)

containing sodium; sodic

natria klorido

/naˈtria kloˈrido/

sodium chloride

sodium (reactive metal)

natura frekvenco

/naˈtura frekˈvent͡so/

natural frequency

natura lingvo

/naˈtura ˈlinɡvo/

natural language

natura nombro

/naˈtura ˈnombro/

/natuˈret͡so/

naturalist
naturist, nudist

naturkatastrofo

/naturkatasˈtrofo/

natural disaster

nature (essential characteristics)
nature (the natural world and its order)

naux

X-system spelling of naŭ

Navajo (of, relating to, or characteristic of the Navajo people, language, or culture)
clipping of la navaha lingvo (“the Navajo language”)

Navajo (member of the Navajo Native American people)

/naviɡaˈt͡sio/

dated form of navigado

navo

nave (the middle or body of a church)

nazia

Nazi (of or relating to the Nazi political party or its members)

nazio

nazo

pince-nez (Fundamento); eyeglasses, spectacles, pair of glasses

naĝi

to sail
to swim

naŭ

naŭa

clipping of la naŭatla lingvo (“the Nahuatl language”)
of or pertaining to the Nahuas or Nahuatl

/ˈnau̯t͡sent/

/ˈnau̯dek du/

naŭdek kvar

/ˈnau̯dek kvar/

naŭdek kvin

/ˈnau̯dek kvin/

naŭdek naŭ

/ˈnau̯dek nau̯/

/ˈnau̯dek ok/

naŭdek sep

/ˈnau̯dek sep/

naŭdek ses

/ˈnau̯dek ses/

naŭdek tri

/ˈnau̯dek tri/

naŭdek unu

/ˈnau̯dek ˈunu/

naŭdek-dua

/nau̯dek-dˈua/

naŭdek-kvara

/nau̯dek-kˈvara/

naŭdek-kvina

/nau̯dek-kˈvina/

naŭdek-naŭa

naŭdek-oka

naŭdek-sepa

naŭdek-sesa

naŭdek-tria

/nau̯dek-tˈria/

naŭdek-unua

/ˈnau̯dek du/

alternative spelling of naŭdek du (“ninety-two”)

naŭdekkvar

/ˈnau̯dek kvar/

alternative spelling of naŭdek kvar (“ninety-four”)

naŭdekkvin

/ˈnau̯dek kvin/

alternative spelling of naŭdek kvin (“ninety-five”)

naŭdeknaŭ

/ˈnau̯dek nau̯/

alternative spelling of naŭdek naŭ (“ninety-nine”)

/ˈnau̯dek ok/

alternative spelling of naŭdek ok (“ninety-eight”)

/ˈnau̯dek sep/

alternative spelling of naŭdek sep (“ninety-seven”)

/ˈnau̯dek ses/

alternative spelling of naŭdek ses (“ninety-six”)

/ˈnau̯dek tri/

alternative spelling of naŭdek tri (“ninety-three”)

/ˈnau̯dek ˈunu/

alternative spelling of naŭdek unu (“ninety-one”)

naŭe

naŭiliardo

/nau̯iliˈardo/

octodecillion (10⁵⁷)

/nau̯iliˈono/

septendecillion (10⁵⁴)

/nau̯laˈtero/

nonagon (9-sided polygon)

naŭo

a nine (card)
ninesome (group or set of nine)
the digit or figure nine

nonuple; multiplied by nine