Vödabuk

Nafem

N.

Fleet, navy

Nafädot

N.

Flotsam, wreckage

Nag

N.

A barge

Naidaleül

N.

Aniseed oil

Naidalikör

N.

Anisette (liqueur)

Nailon

N.

Nylon (fabric)

Najov

N.

An anchovy

Nak

N.

An anchor

Nakar

N.

Mother-of-pearl

Naklüm

N.

An anvil

Nam

N.

A hand

Namabuk(il)

N.

A handbook

Namabüosag

N.

Palmistry

Namafrenöm

N.

A handbrake

Namaglöpä

N.

Handball (game)

Namakev

N.

Palm (of the hand)

Namalok

N.

A hand mirror

Namanamo

Adv.

Hand in hand

Namapenäd

N.

A manuscript

Namaplag

N.

Chiropractic

Namaplagan

N.

A chiropractor

Namet

N.

A handful

Nameto

Adv.

(by the) handful

Nanad

N.

A pineapple (Ananas comosus)

Nard

N.

Valerian (flower)

Narkot

N.

An anaesthetic

Narzid

N.

A daffodil, narcissus

Nat

N.

Nature

Nated

N.

Open country

Natem

N.

Breath

Stöpön natemi oka = To hold one’s breath.

Natemam

N.

Breathing

Natemasitot

N.

Respiratory system

Natemiberavöl

Act. part.

Breathtaking

Natemön

Int.

To breathe

Natik

Adj.

Natural (relating to nature)

Nativestigan

N.

A naturalist

Natrinakarbatazüd telik

N.

Bicarbonate of soda

Natädik

Adj.

Wild

Natädöp

N.

A waste, a wilderness

Natäl

N.

Nature (temperament)

Natäl fredaladälik = Good humour.

Natöfik

Adj.

Natural (relating to skill/temperament)

Naud

N.

Disgust

Naudodik

Adj.

Sickened, sickening

Naudön

V.

To sicken

Navät

N.

A turnip

Naätü

Prep.

To the power of ... (maths)

Naütik

Adj.

Boring, tedious, tiring

Naütön

V.

To bore, to tire out

Ne-

Pref.

Opposite

Neai

Adv.

Never