Vödabuk

Nofön

V.

To insult

Nofül

N.

A catcall

Nofülön

V.

To offend

Spelob, das no nofülob oli, das... = I hope you don’t mind if...

Nog

Adv.

Still, yet (no nog = not yet)

Noganükön

V.

To organize

Nogna

Adv.

Once again, once more

Noid

N.

A noise

Noidön

V.

To make a noise

Noidülasnek

N.

A rattlesnake

Noik

Adj.

Negative

Nok

N.

A knuckle (of finger)

Nokam

G.

(action of) knocking

Noktud

N.

Little owl, owl of Athena, owl of Minerva (Athene noctua), noktuo (Athene noctua)

Noköm

N.

A door knocker

Nokön

Int.

To knock, brue frapiĝi

Nol

N.

Knowledge, learning

Nolal

N.

All-Knowing

Nolaliegik

Adj.

Very knowledgeable

Nolam

G.

(state of) knowing, kowledge

Nolamapatöf

N.

Discipline (academic, scientific)

Nolan

N.

Kowledgeable person

Nolapenot

N.

Dissertation (university)

Nolav

N.

Science

Nolavan

N.

Scientist

Nolavanef

Adj.

Scientific confraternity

Nolavik

Adj.

Scientific

Nolavön

Int.

To seek (scientific) knowledge

Nolik

Adj.

In the know, knowledgeable, erudite, learned

Noliäl

N.

Lust for knowledge

Noliälik

Adj.

Inquisitive

Nolu

Adv.

No longer

Nolön

Tr.

To know (facts)

Nolüd

N.

(the) north

Nolüdalosüd

N.

North-east

Nolüdalosüdik

Adj.

North easterly

Nolüdao

Adv.

From the north

Nolüdavesüd

N.

North-west

Nolüdavesüdik

Adj.

North westerly

Nolüdik

Adj.

North, northern, northerly

Nolüdio

Adv.

Northwards, to the north

Nolüdo

Adv.

In the north

Nolüdän

N.

Northern land

Nolüdü

Prep.

North of

Nom

N.

A rule (regulation), the norm (standard)

Nomad

N.

A nomad

Nomam

N.

Normality

Nomik

Adj.

Regular

Nominatif

N.

Nominative case (grammar)

Nomäd

N.

Regular course of things, normality

Nomädik

Adj.

Regular

Man äs glok so nomädik = A man is regular as clockwork.