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naevus {m}: birthmark
molemed.
nanotechnologia {f} [rec.]: nanotechnologymach.sci.
nanus {m}: dwarf
narcissismus {m} [rec.]: narcissismpsych.
nassa {f}: snare
nasus {m}: nose [Nasus]
natalis {m}: birthday
natio {f}: nationcivil.
natrix {f}: water snakeanim.T
natura {f}: birth
character
nature
natura {f} naturans [Spinoza]: naturing nature
naturalis: natural
naufragium {n}: shipwrecknaut.
nausea {f}: nausea
seasickness
Nava {f}: Nahe (River)geogr.
navigare [1]: to sail
navis {f}: boatnaut.
shipnaut.
vesselnaut.
Navis actuaria Obeligis: Asterix and Obelix All at SeaF
Nazara {f}: Nazarethgeogr.
nebula {f}: fog
mist
Nec possum tecum vivere, nec sine te. [Marcus Valerius Martialis]: I can neither live with you nor without you.cit.
necare [1]: to kill
necessarius: necessary
necessitas {f}: necessity
need
necessitudo {f}: necessity
neglegens: careless
neglegentia {f}: negligence
negotiosus: busy [with a lot to do]
negotium {n}: employment
occupation
pursuit
Nemesis {f}: Nemesismyth.
nemo: no one
nobody
nemoralis: forestal
nemus {n}: forest
nepos {m}: grandchild
grandson
neptis {f}: grandchild
granddaughter
nequedum: but not yet
Nereus {m}: Nereusmyth.
nervus {m}: bow-stringarma
bowstring
fetter
muscleanat.
prison
sinewanat.
tendonanat.
vigor [Am.]
vigour [Br.]
nex {f}: natural death
slaughter
violent death
niger: black [glossy]
nihilominus: however
Nilus {m}: Nilegeogr.
nimis: over
ningere [3]: to snow
Ninus {m}: Ninevehhist.
nisi: unless
niveus: snowy
nix {f}: snow
nobilitas {f}: nobility
nocere [2]: to injure
nocturnus: nocturnal
nodus {m}: knot
nolle [irreg.]: to nill [archaic]
to not want
nomen {n}: name
Nomen meum est Frank.: My name is Frank.
nominatio {f}: nomination
non: not
Non sub homine, sed sub Deo et lege: Not under man, but under God and the lawius
non sum qualis eram: I am not what I used to be
nonaginta: ninety
Norimberga {f}: Nuremberggeogr.
norma {f}: norm
nos: we
nostras: native
nota {f} interrogativa: question mark
notabilis: noticeable
notatio {f}: notation
notus: renowned
novellus: tender
young
novem [indecl.]: nine
November {m}: November
noverca {f}: stepmother
novicius: fresh
new
noviens: nine times

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naevus `{m}`	birthmark
med. naevus `{m}`	mole
mach.sci. nanotechnologia `{f}` `[rec.]`	nanotechnology
nanus `{m}`	dwarf
psych. narcissismus `{m}` `[rec.]`	narcissism
nassa `{f}`	snare
nasus `{m}`	nose `[Nasus]`
natalis `{m}`	birthday
civil. natio `{f}`	nation
anim.T natrix `{f}`	water snake
natura `{f}`	birth
natura `{f}`	character
natura `{f}`	nature
natura `{f}` naturans `[Spinoza]`	naturing nature
naturalis	natural
naut. naufragium `{n}`	shipwreck
nausea `{f}`	nausea
nausea `{f}`	seasickness
geogr. Nava `{f}`	Nahe (River)
navigare `[1]`	to sail
naut. navis `{f}`	boat
naut. navis `{f}`	ship
naut. navis `{f}`	vessel
F Navis actuaria Obeligis	Asterix and Obelix All at Sea
geogr. Nazara `{f}`	Nazareth
nebula `{f}`	fog
nebula `{f}`	mist
cit. Nec possum tecum vivere, nec sine te. `[Marcus Valerius Martialis]`	I can neither live with you nor without you.
necare `[1]`	to kill
necessarius	necessary
necessitas `{f}`	necessity
necessitas `{f}`	need
necessitudo `{f}`	necessity
neglegens	careless
neglegentia `{f}`	negligence
negotiosus	busy `[with a lot to do]`
negotium `{n}`	employment
negotium `{n}`	occupation
negotium `{n}`	pursuit
myth. Nemesis `{f}`	Nemesis
nemo	no one
nemo	nobody
nemoralis	forestal
nemus `{n}`	forest
nepos `{m}`	grandchild
nepos `{m}`	grandson
neptis `{f}`	grandchild
neptis `{f}`	granddaughter
nequedum	but not yet
myth. Nereus `{m}`	Nereus
arma nervus `{m}`	bow-string
nervus `{m}`	bowstring
nervus `{m}`	fetter
anat. nervus `{m}`	muscle
nervus `{m}`	prison
anat. nervus `{m}`	sinew
anat. nervus `{m}`	tendon
nervus `{m}`	vigor `[Am.]`
nervus `{m}`	vigour `[Br.]`
nex `{f}`	natural death
nex `{f}`	slaughter
nex `{f}`	violent death
niger	black `[glossy]`
nihilominus	however
geogr. Nilus `{m}`	Nile
nimis	over
ningere `[3]`	to snow
hist. Ninus `{m}`	Nineveh
nisi	unless
niveus	snowy
nix `{f}`	snow
nobilitas `{f}`	nobility
nocere `[2]`	to injure
nocturnus	nocturnal
nodus `{m}`	knot
nolle `[irreg.]`	to nill `[archaic]`
nolle `[irreg.]`	to not want
nomen `{n}`	name
Nomen meum est Frank.	My name is Frank.
nominatio `{f}`	nomination
non	not
ius Non sub homine, sed sub Deo et lege	Not under man, but under God and the law
non sum qualis eram	I am not what I used to be
nonaginta	ninety
geogr. Norimberga `{f}`	Nuremberg
norma `{f}`	norm
nos	we
nostras	native
nota `{f}` interrogativa	question mark
notabilis	noticeable
notatio `{f}`	notation
notus	renowned
novellus	tender
novellus	young
novem `[indecl.]`	nine
November `{m}`	November
noverca `{f}`	stepmother
novicius	fresh
novicius	new
noviens	nine times