Words from N in Other languages

Afrikaans: noord (noo-rt) Albanian: veri (veh-ree) Amharic: ሰሜን (seh-mehn) Arabic: شمال (sha-mal) Armenian: հյուսիս (hyoo-sees) Azerbaijani: şimal (shee-mal) Basque: ipar […]

Afrikaans: nege (neh-guh) Albanian: nëntë (nuhn-tuh) Amharic: ዘጠኝ (zeh-teh-nyeh) Arabic: تسعة (tis-ah) Armenian: ինը (ee-nuh) Azerbaijani: doqquz (dok-koz) Basque: bederatzi

Afrikaans: nagmerrie (nahkh-meh-ree) Albanian: makth (mahkth) Amharic: ሕማም ህልም (huh-mahm huhlm) Arabic: كابوس (kah-boos) Armenian: մղձավանջ (mugh-dzah-vanj) Azerbaijani: kabus (kah-boos)

Afrikaans: nuut (noot) Albanian: i ri (ee ree) Amharic: አዲስ (ah-dees) Arabic: جديد (ja-deed) Armenian: նոր (nor) Azerbaijani: yeni (yeh-nee)

Afrikaans: natuur (nah-teer) Albanian: natyrë (nah-tyu-ruh) Amharic: ተፈጥሮ (teh-feh-troh) Arabic: طبيعة (ta-bee-ah) Armenian: բնություն (buh-noo-tsyoon) Azerbaijani: təbiət (teh-bee-yet) Basque: natura

Afrikaans: niks (niks) Albanian: asgjë (ahs-gyeh) Amharic: አንዳች (an-dach) Arabic: لا شيء (laa shay’) Armenian: ոչինչ (voh-chinch) Azerbaijani: heç nə

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Afrikaans: Nag (nakh) Albanian: Natë (nat-uh) Amharic: ሌሊት (le-lit) Arabic: ليل (layl) Armenian: Գիշեր (gee-sher) Azerbaijani: Gecə (geh-jah) Basque: Gau