Vödabuk

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

Neben

N.

Decadence

Nebenäl

N.

Ill-will

Nebepeonovik

Adj.

Indescribable

Neblimön

V.

To dismantle

Nebuäd

N.

A disadvantage

Nebönön

V.

To covet, to envy

Necalikön (de/se)

V.

To retire (from)

Nedabinotik

Adj.

Abstract

Nedalestimik

Adj.

Disrespectful

Nedanöfik

Adj.

Ungrateful

Nedeadöfik

Adj.

Immortal

Nedemön

V.

To neglect

Nedetik

Adj.

Left-hand

Nedibäd

N.

Shallows

Nedigöfik

Adj.

Unworthy

Nedinitik

Adj.

Unworthy

Nedistidik

Adj.

Indistinguishable

Nedistukovik

Adj.

Indestructible

Nedumik

Adj.

Bright, light (sound)

Nedunön

V.

To neglect, to omit, to miss

Nedäläl

N.

Intransigence

Nedän

N.

The Netherlands

Nedänan

N.

A Dutchman