Dictionarium English - Interlingue

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nausea ~ (-ativ, -osi)
nautical nautic, marin
naval ~. ~SCIENCE: nautica
nave (of church) ~; (of wheel) nabe
navel umbilico
navigate navigar (-ation, -ator, -abil,
-abilitá)
navvy foss-ovrero
navy marine, flotte
nay no
neap-tide micri marea
near a. proxim (-itá), vicin;
(related) parent; intim; prep,
apu; v. aproximar se
nearly presc
near-sighted miop (-ie)
neat a. nett, jolli; simplic; (clever)
habil; (undiluted) índiluet
nebula (astr.) nebulose
nebulous nebulosi (-tá)
necessary necessi (-tá, -tar, -tosi)
neck col
necklace coliere
necktie eravatte
necrology necrolog
necromancy necromantie
necropolis necropol
nectar néctar (-osi)
need necessitá; indigentie, misere;
(requirement) beson (-ar).
YOU NEEDN'T STAY: vu ne
besona restar
needful necessi
needle agullie; indicator.
~CUSHION: agulliero
needless van, ínutil, superflú
needlewoman sutora
needs adv. necessimen
needy povri, indigent
ne'er-do-well vale-necós
nefarious criminal, abominabil
negation ~
negative a. negativ; n. negative; v.
desaprobar
neglect decuidar, negliger (-ent,
-entie), omisser
negligee negligé
negligible negligibil, ínconsiderabil
negotiate negociar (-ation, -ator, -abil),
arangear
negro ~ (-essa)
neigh v. hinnir (-ida)
neighbour vicino (-a), proximo
neighbourhood vicinitá, vicinage
neighbouring vicin, adjacent
neighbourly sociabil, de bon vicino
neither pron. nequel, null; ni un ni li
altri. conj. NEITHER
...NOR ...: ni...ni...
nemesis némesis
neolithic neolitic
neologism neologisme
neon ~
neophyte novicio, neofite
neoplastic ~
nephew nevo
nepotism nepotisme
nerve nerve (-al, -ine)
nervous;
nervosi (-tá),
timid. nervous
system
sistema nerval
nest ~ (-ar), nide. CROW'S ~:
nestle
mast-corb
v. presser se, innestar se
nestling aviello, neston
net n. rete; v. capter per un rete,
inretar; a. netto; (of price) sin
rabatte
nether plu bass, inferiori.
NETHERMOST: max bass
nettle n. urtíca; v. iritar, picar
nettle-rash urticarie
network retage
neuralgia neuralgie (-ic)
neurasthenia neurastenie
neuritis neurite
neurosis neuroSe (-tic)
neuter a. neutri; n. (gramm.) neutrum
neutral ~ (-isar, -itá)
never nequande. ~ MIND: neproquó
nevertheless támen, totvez
new nov, recent. NEWS: novas
new-comeh novicio, nov-veniente
new-fangled nov inventet, de nov mode
news nova, information, avise
newspaper jurnale, gazette
newt salamandre
next a. proxim, sequent, adjacent;
adv. poy. NEXT TO: apu;
(almost) presc
nib (of pen) punta
nibble v. mordettar, roder; n. morsade
nice (of taste) agreabil, bon,
saporosi; (charming) piesent,
charmant; (of manners) gentil,
afabil, polit; fin; (precise)
exact, precis
nicety precisitá, subtilitá, finesse,
delicatesse
niche ~
nick v. intalliar (-atura), inciser (ura).
IN THE ~ OF TIME: in
li just moment
nickel ~; a. nickelin, ex nickel
nicknack ornette
nickname joc-nómine, moc-nómine
nicotine ~
niece neva
niggard avaro(n)
nigger negro (-a)
nigh a. proxim, vicin; prep, apu
night nocte (-al). BY ~: in nocte. ~
FALLS: (it) noctea. TO STAY
THE ~: pernoctar
nightgown vestiment de nocte
nightingale luscinia
nightly a. noctal; adv. omni-nocte
nightmare cochemare
nightshade, belladonna
deadly
nightwalker somnambulist
nihilism nihilisme
nil nequó, nequant
nimble agil (-itá), activ
nimbus nimbe, aureol
nincompoop ínepton
nine nin. NINETEEN: deci-nin,
nindeci.
ninety ninanti
ninepins kegle
ninny naivon, stulton
ninth a. & n. ninesim
nip v. (pinch) pincear; (bite)
morder
nippers pince (-ette)
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nipping mordent, penetrant
nipple tette, buton de mamme
nitrate ~
nitre salpetre, nitre (-ic, -osi,
-ificar). NITROGEN: ~, azot
no a. (not any) null, nequel; (no
quantity) nequant; (no sort of)
nequal; adv. no: (before verbs)
ne
noble (character) nobli (-esse),
magnific; (of rank) nobil (-o, -
itá, -ité)
nobody nequí; (obj.) nequem
nocturnal noctal
nocturne ~
nod v. (the head) inclinar li cap,
signar per li cap; (flowers)
dansar
node ~ (-al), túbere
nodule nodette
nohow nequalmen, nullmen
noise n. brue (-osi), bruida;
cacofonie; v. ( ~ abroad)
divulgar, publicar
noisome nociv; abominabil
nomad nomade (-isar)
nom-de-plume pseudonim, plum-nómine
nomenclature nomenclatura, terminologie
nominal ~
nominate nominar (-ator, -ation, -ativ,
-ative)
nominee nominate
non- (prefix) non-
nonchalant nonchalant (-ie), ínsuciant
nonconformist dissident (-e)
nondescript ínclassificabil, índescribil
none (no one) nequí, null; (no
quantity) nequant, nequó. ~
BUT: solmen
nonentity nullitá, person sin importantie
nonplus v. far perplex, confuser
nonsense ~, absurditá, galimatias,
radotage
noodle stulton; (cul.) nudle
nook angul, niche
noon midíe (-al)
noose lace, node current; trappe
nor ni
norm norme (-al, -alitá)
north nord (-al, -ic)
northern lights * aurora boreal, luce polari
nose nase (-al). NOSEBAG: manjasac
nosegay buquete
nostalgia nostalgic (-ic)
nostril narice
nostrum remediastre
not ne. ~ AT ALL: tot ne, nequant.
IS IT ~?: never?
notable a. notabil, remarcabil; n.
person eminent, notabile
notary notario (-atu)
notation ~
notch v. inciser (-ura), breche
note ~;(banknote) billet; (mus.)
note, ton. OF ~: eminent; v.
remarcar; (jot down) notar
notebook caderne, nota-librette
noted celebri, famosi; mal famat
noteworthy remarcabil, notabil
nothing nequó, necós. GOOD FOR ~:
ínutil, (person) vale-necós
notice n. notieie, observation;