abbreviation of nordeosto (“northeast”)

Nebraska (a state in the Midwestern region of the United States)

alternative spelling of nederlanda

Nederlandanino

/nederlandaˈnino/

alternative letter-case form of nederlandanino

Nederlandano

/nederlanˈdano/

alternative letter-case form of nederlandano

Netherlands (a country in Western Europe, consisting of four constituent countries: the Netherlands per se, Aruba, Curaçao and Sint Maarten the Kingdom of the Netherlands)
Netherlands (the main constituent country of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, located primarily in Western Europe bordering Germany and Belgium)

/nei̯ʃaˈburo/

Nishapur (a city in Iran)

Nepal (a country in South Asia, located between China and India)

Neptune, Roman god of the ocean and earthquakes.
Neptune, eighth planet of the solar system. Symbol: ♆.

Nevada (a state in the western United States)

/ned͡ʒuˈlino/

no
non-
not

ne dankinde

/ne danˈkinde/

you're welcome, think nothing of it, it was nothing, not at all (literally: "not worthy of thanks")

ne en unu tago elkreskis Kartago

/ne en ˈunu ˈtaɡo elˈkreskis karˈtaɡo/

Rome wasn't built in a day; it takes a long time to create something complicated or impressive.

it doesn't matter, it's not important

ne-

non-, in-, ir-, un- (Used to negate some words.)

Not included in Plena Ilustrita Vortaro de Esperanto, a well-known Esperanto dictionary.

nea

negative, denying, rejecting

neado

unaffected, unassuming

neandertala

/neanderˈtala/

neandertala homo

/neanderˈtala ˈhomo/

a member of the extinct species Homo neanderthalensis, a Neanderthal

neandertalulo

/neandertaˈlulo/

A member of the extinct species Homo neanderthalensis, a Neanderthal.

neanstataŭigebla

/neanstatau̯iˈɡebla/

neantaŭvidebla

/neantau̯viˈdebla/

neaplikebla

/neapliˈkebla/

n/a, not applicable

/neau̯ˈdebla/

not conceding, resolute

/net͡serˈtet͡so/

/net͡seˈsaʒo/

Something that is necessary; a necessity.

neceseja papero

/net͡seˈseja paˈpero/

/net͡seˈsejo/

a place designated for urination and defecation

/net͡seseˈjumi/

to use a toilet

to be necessary

necivilizita

you're welcome, no problem (literally, “not thankworthy”)

nedemokrata

/nedemoˈkrata/

Dutch (of or relating to the Netherlands, the Dutch people, or the Dutch language)
clipping of la nederlanda lingvo (“the Dutch language”)

nederlandanino

/nederlandaˈnino/

nederlandano

/nederlanˈdano/

a Dutch person (person from the Netherlands)

inexpressible, unspeakable, unsayable

a non-binary person; an enby

nee

rejectingly, denyingly, with the word no

an impossibility; something that is impossible

/neeɡaˈlet͡so/

inequality, the attribute of not being equal (equality being negated)

neekzistado

/neekzisˈtado/

neekzistanta

/neekzisˈtanta/

nonexistent (not existent)

fickle, unreliable

neforgesebla

/neforɡeˈsebla/

unforgettable (hard or impossible to forget)

neforgesumino

/neforɡesuˈmino/

forget-me-not (flowering plant of the genus Myosotis)

negativaĵo

/neɡatiˈvaʒo/

The negative equivalent of a positive number.

negho

H-system spelling of neĝo

/neɡlekˈtado/

/neɡlekˈtema/

to neglect, disregard, leave uncared-for

/neˈɡlid͡ʒa/

related to bathrobes or dressing gowns

/neˈɡlid͡ʒo/

négligée (woman's loose-fitting nightgown)

business, commercial; businesslike (methodical and efficient in a way advantageous to business)

to trade, do business (to engage in trade, to be engaged in business)

/neɡoˈt͡sisto/

businessman
merchant

a (for-profit) commercial enterprise, business, firm
business affair done with the goal of making a profit, transaction, trade

/neˈɡret͡so/

negro

negroblanka

/neɡroˈblanka/

black-and-white

negxo

X-system spelling of neĝo

nei

to deny (assert that something is not true)
to say no, to reply in negation or disagreement

non-Jew, goy, gentile

nek

nekalkulebla

/nekalkuˈlebla/

incalculable, innumerable

uncapturable, elusive

neklarigebla

/neklariˈɡebla/

neklarigeble

/neklariˈɡeble/

nekompetenta

/nekompeˈtenta/

nekomprenebla

/nekompreˈnebla/

incomprehensible

nekomunikema

/nekomuniˈkema/

uncommunicative

/nekonˈdit͡ʃa/

to not know, not be familiar with

nekonsekvenca

/nekonsekˈvent͡sa/

inconsistent, contradictory

nekonsekvenco

/nekonsekˈvent͡so/

inconsistency, contradiction

unsatisfied, not content

unbelievable, incredible

incredibly, unbelievably

incredulous, unbelieving, not inclined to believe

necrophilia (pathological attraction to dead bodies)

necropsy, autopsy

nectarine (fruit)

/nekutiˈmet͡so/

unusualness, unhabitualness, uncustomariness

/neleɡiˈtima/

nelingvisto

/nelinˈɡvisto/

briefly, shortly (for not a long time)

nematode, roundworm

/neneˈt͡sesa/

neni-

no- (negative/relative correlative prefix)

nenia

there is no reason why (negates the verb)

nenie

nowhere (negative correlative of place)

vacuousness, nothingness

in no way, nohow

nowhither, to nowhere, (negative correlative of direction)

/neniˈid͡ʒi/

to become nothing, vanish, "go poof"

nenio

not a bit, none, no quantity.

neniu

nobody, no one
none, not one

nenuligebla

/nenuliˈɡebla/

Not able to be changed, reversed, or recovered; final, irrevocable.

neo

a no; an expression or vote of negation or opposition

/neofit͡siˈala/

unofficial, nonofficial

not common, infrequent (occurring at a low rate)

unoccupied, empty

/neoloˈɡismo/

neono

unusual, uncommon, unordinary

/neorɡaˈnika/

neorganizita

/neorɡaniˈzita/

nepardonebla

/nepardoˈnebla/

nepardoneble

/nepardoˈneble/

Not included in Plena Ilustrita Vortaro de Esperanto, a well-known Esperanto dictionary.

/nepleˈnad͡ʒa/

beneath the age of majority, underage

neplenaĝulo

/neplenaˈd͡ʒulo/

minor (person younger than the age of majority)

nepo

nepra

absolutely essential, indispensable, compulsory

nepre

absolutely
definitely, without fail
necessarily

nepriskribeble

/nepriskriˈbeble/

neracionala

/nerat͡sioˈnala/

irrational (not expressible as a ratio of two integers)

neracionala nombro

/nerat͡sioˈnala ˈnombro/

irrational number

nerdo

nerefutebla

/nerefuˈtebla/

irrefutable, unquestionable

uncontrollable
unmanageable

neregistara

/nereɡisˈtara/

non-governmental

/nereɡuˈlara/

nerekonebla

/nerekoˈnebla/

nereprodukta

/nereproˈdukta/

nonreproductive

/neriˈt͡ʃulo/

an unwealthy person

nervo

nervous (easily agitated, on edge)

different, unlike

nesatigebla

/nesatiˈɡebla/

/nest͡siˈent͡sa/

uncertain, insecure, unsafe

nesolventeco

/nesolvenˈtet͡so/

nesti

to nest (build a nest)

to tuck in, nest (place in a nest)

/nesˈtid͡ʒi/

to nest (settle in)

nesto

invaluable, beyond calculable or appraisable value

nete

netolerebla

/netoleˈrebla/

netolereble

/netoleˈreble/

netransitiva

/netransiˈtiva/

nevidebleco

/nevideˈblet͡so/

nevo

without wanting to: unintentionally, against one's will, involuntarily

mole (on the body)

unconcerned, not prone to being concerned

neĝa

/ned͡ʒaˈmaso/

/ned͡ʒˈhomo/

snow figure, snowperson

neĝi

neĝleopardo

/ned͡ʒleoˈpardo/

neĝo

/ned͡ʒoˈbulo/

neĝoplugilo

/ned͡ʒopluˈɡilo/

neĝostrigo

/ned͡ʒosˈtriɡo/

neĝoŝtormo

/ned͡ʒoʃˈtormo/

blizzard, snowstorm

neŝanĝebla

/neʃanˈd͡ʒebla/

unchangeable, immutable

neŝanĝebleco

/neʃand͡ʒeˈblet͡so/

unchangeability

neural, as in neural crest

neŭrobiologio

/neu̯robioloˈɡio/

neŭrologia

/neu̯roloˈɡia/

neŭrologio

/neu̯roloˈɡio/

/neu̯roˈloɡo/

neuron, neurone

neŭrotransigilo

/neu̯rotransiˈɡilo/

neurotransmitter

neŭrotransmisiilo

/neu̯rotransmisiˈilo/

neurotransmitter

neŭtraleco

/neu̯traˈlet͡so/

neŭtraligi

/neu̯traˈliɡi/

neŭtraligo

/neu̯traˈliɡo/

neutralization ("the act of neutralizing")
phonetic reduction ("the loss or absence of phonemic contrast")

neŭtralisto

/neu̯traˈlisto/

neutralist, fence-sitter

neutronic, of or relating to neutrons

neŭtrona stelo

/neu̯ˈtrona ˈstelo/