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nnnthe seventeenth letter of the Borna languageBornotse tatse shawatl fideliyu 'n' eta etefo.The next letter is the 17th one named 'n'.
naggoc'eyavto bother to the extremeDatsi jangatse b'kenihinton goc'era.She nagged her husband for a land.
nailmismááranslender pointed metal pin with a flat surface on one endJori tiish man mismááron deshi.Fix this chair with a nail, it is broken.
nakedaratsaadjhaving no clothing on any part of the bodyAsh na'o b'shuweyor aratsa.Human beings are born naked.
naked neck hens'aak'aadja hen which doesn’t have any feather in its neckGawiyon baaki s'aak'o kewdek' waara.He purchased a naked neck hen from the market.
nameshúútsaproword used to label, word by which something or someone is calledNaana'anots shúúts jámo s'eegetuwi?Can you name all these children?
name of two wivesnuuranhow two women are called as wives to one manNuur gitots deshedek' gawiyo amrno.His two wives went to market together.
namesakeshuwetsanto be called the same name as someone as a sign of affectionAzo t shuwetsoni.Azo is my namsake.
napek'óók'anbase of the head of hair, located just above the neckB' k'óók'o tooki s'iir báára.His nape is covered with hair.
narrowt'ebáadjthin, small in widthWeer han t'ebá.The road is narrow.
nastybeedaadjdisgustingSheeshi moowotse sheesha beedir.Toilets have a nasty smell.bashaadjnot pleasant;horribleBshaak'o basha.That is a nasty smell.
nativedats ashaadjliving in a particular country or area since birthBi keniyi dats asha.He is a native of Kenya.
native beerdawutsanan Ethiopian traditional drink, which made from maize, sorghumTimish dawutsi sheengo duutsfa.My sister brews a fine native beer.
natural environmentaze-gálanencompasses all living and non living things occuring naturaly on earth or some regionAshots bobeyir aze gálotsa.Human being live in a natural enviroment.
natural phenomenaaze wotanoccuring without assistance in natureAwushi guumonat p'ark'on aze wota.Thunder and lightening are natural phenomena.
natural resourcesaze gaalanuseful substances such as wood, coal, minerals, and oil that exist in a country's land and seaMítotsnat shútsotsn aze gaalno.Trees and stones are natural resource.
nauseanuungraadjto feel discomfort when you are about to vomitEne t mááts misho tníbatse nuungra b'nuugrir.I felt nauseated after eating my food.
naveljúndanhollow round part of surface of stomach where umbilical cord was cutNa'o júndo gawutsere.The baby's navel was wounded.
nearkarnaadvin close proximity, next to, not far awayNomoo gawiyosh karna.Our house is near to the market.t'íínavto be close, soon to occurAndr nato t'íínutsere.The new year is near.
necessarygeya1 2vneed, be necessary
neckbiimbanthe part of your body between your head and shouldersBi genz biimbo detsfa.She has a long beautiful neck.
Necklacehabliyana piece of jewellery that hangs round the neckKaawets habliyi sheengo kewera.She bought an expensive necklace.
needb'geyiyalansomething that is necessaryB'geyiyala ay terwerotsi fiino .We feel there is a need to do more practice.
needlemafa 2nvery thin pointed steel tube that is pushed through the skin so that something can enter the body or be taken from the bodyHakimiyo keez mafon na'o koshre.The nurse gave the baby three shots using the needle.
needlemafa 1na short thin slither of metal with a whole in one end and a sharp point on the other endMafo taha shiposh k'alituwe.A needle is used for stitching clothes.
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