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nabo: turnip
nácar: mother-of-pearl nacer: to be born; to sprout; to spring; to hatch; to grow; to bud; to come up; to rise; to have its roots; to originate nacido: born; living man; growth; boil naciente: new; rising; incipient; recent; growing; budding; sprouting; dawning; fledging nacimiento: birth; coming to life; sprouting; growth; source; roots; origin; beginning; rising; descent; lineage; crib; Nativity scene nación: nation; Naciones Unidas: United Nations nacional: national; domestic; home; native nacionalidad: nationality; citizenship nacionalismo: nationalism nacionalista: nationalist nacionalización: nationalization; naturalization nacionalizar: to nationalize; to naturalize nacionalizarse: to become naturalized naco: common; pleb nada: nothing; anything; naught; nought; not at all; not a bit; de nada: you're welcome nadador: swimmer; swimming nadar: to swim; to float; to be rolling in nadería: little thing; minor matter; trifle nadie: nobody; no one; anybody; anyone nadir: nadir nado: a nado: swimming nafta: naphtha; petrol; gasoline naftalina: naphthalene naif: naive nailon, nylon: nylon naipe: card nalga: buttock; rump nana: lullaby; cradlesong; grandma nanay: no way nao: ship; vessel napa: nappa napalm: napalm napia: hooter Nápoles: Naples napolitano: Neapolitan naranja: orange; media naranja: other half naranjada: orange drink; orangeade naranjo: orange tree; booby; lout narcisismo: narcissism narcisista: narcissist; narcissistic narciso: narcissus; daffodil; narcissist; dandy; fop narcótico: narcotic; drug narcotizar: to drug narcotraficante: drug trafficker narcotráfico: drugs trade nardo: nard; spikenard; tuberose narigudo: big-nosed nariz: nose; nostril; bouquet; nose-shaped catch for a latch narración: narrative; story; narration; account narrador: narrator narrar: to recount; to tell; to narrate; to relate narrativa: narrative; narration narrativo: narrative nasal: nasal nata: cream; skin natación: swimming; natation natal: native; natal; home; birth; of one's birth natalicio: birthday; nativity natalidad: birth rate; natality natillas: custard Natividad: nativity; Christmas; Yuletide nativo: native; natal; vernacular; born; inborn; naturalborn nato: born; ex officio natural: natural; flesh; native; nature; artless; ingenious; disposition naturaleza: nature; constitution; character; sort; kind; description; nationality; naturaleza muerta: still life naturalidad: naturalness; nationality; abandon naturalismo: naturalism naturalista: naturalist; naturalistic naturalizar: to naturalize; to grant citizenship to naturalizarse: to become naturalized naturalmente: of course naturismo: nudism; naturism naturista: naturist; naturopath naufragar: to sink; to be wrecked; to be shipwrecked; to fail; to founder naufragio: shipwreck; failure; run; disaster náufrago: castaway; shipwrecked; wrecked náusea: nausea; sickness; qualmishness; disgust; dar náuseas: to make sick; to disgust nauseabundo: nauseating; sickening; loathsome; nauseating náutica: navigation; seamanship; nautics náutico: nautical; water navaja: penknife; jackknife; tusk; razor shell; razor clam navajazo: stab with a clasp knife navajero: criminal who carries a knife naval: naval Navarra: Navarre navarro: Navarrese nave: ship; vessel; craft; shop; plant; large hall or division in a building; warehouse; nave navegable: navigable navegación: sailing; navigation; sea voyage navegante: navigator; seafarer; seafaring navegar: to sail; to fly; to navigate; to go about Navidad: Christmas; Yule; Yuletide navideño: Christmas naviera: shipping company naviero: shipping; shipowner navío: large ship náyade: naiad nazareno: Nazarene; Nazarite; penitent in Holy Week processions nazi: Nazi nazismo: Nazism neblina: mist nebulosa: nebula nebuloso: cloudy; foggy; nebulous; gloomy; vague necedad: stupidity; foolishness; stupid or foolish thing necesario: necessary; needful neceser: toilet bag; case; kit necesidad: need; necessity; want; emergency; hunger; poverty; destitution necesitado: needy; poor necesitar: to need; to want; to lack; to have to; to necessitate necio: stupid; foolish; silly; injudicious; ignorant nécora: crab necrofilia: necrophilia necrología: obituary notice; necrology necrológica: obituary notice necrológico: obituary necrópolis: necropolis; cemetery néctar: nectar; sweetened fruit juice nectarina: nectarine nefasto: ill-fated; bad; harmful; terrible; awful; ominous; funest; noxious nefritis: nephritis negación: negation; denial; refusal; negative negado: useless; hopeless; inapt; incompetent; dull; stupid negar: to deny; to refuse; to disavow; to forbid; to prohibit; to hide; to conceal negarse: to refuse; negarse algo a uno mismo: to abnegate negativa: refusal; denial negativo: negative; minus negligencia: negligence; carelessness; neglect negligente: negligent; careless; neglectful negociable: negotiable negociación: negotiation; business transaction negociado: department; bureau; division; business; affair; shady deal negociador: negotiator; negotiating negociante: businessman; trader; dealer; mercenary; ruthless negociar: to do business; to trade; to deal; to negotiate negocio: business; deal; transaction; bargain; affair; matter; occupation; work; commerce; trade; concern; profit; gain negra: crotchet; quarter note; fencing sword; tener la negra: to have bad luck negrero: slave trader; slave driver negrita: bold negro: black; furious; filthy; fed up; crime; unlucky; wretched negroide: Negroid negrura: blackness negruzco: blackish nena: little girl; dear; darling nene: baby; little boy; little girl; dear; darling nenúfar: water lily neoclasicismo: neoclassicism neoclásico: neoclassic; neoclassical; neoclassicist neófito: neophyte; newcomer neologismo: neologism neolítico: Neolithic neologismo: neologism neón: neon neorrealismo: neorealism neorrealista: neorealist neoyorquino: New Yorker neozelandés: New Zealander Nepal: Nepal nepalés: Nepalese nepotismo: nepotism Neptuno: Neptune nervio: nerve; sinew; energy; vigour; spirit; rib; string; stay; nervios: nerves; poner de los nervios: to get on somebody's nerves nerviosismo: nervousness; nerves nervioso: nervous; nerve; worked-up; vigorous; energetic nervudo: sinewy; strong-nerved neto: clear; clean; simple; plain; net; dado neumático: pneumatic; tyre; tire; pneumatic neumonía: pneumonia neura: craze neuralgia: neuralgia neurastenia: neurasthenia neurasténico: neurasthenic; hysterical neurología: neurology meurólogo: neurologist neurona: neuron; neurona; nerve cell neurosis: neurosis neurótico: neurotic; obsessive; worked up neutral: neutral; neuter neutralidad: neutrality neutralizar: to neutralize; to counteract neutralizarse: to be neutralized neutro: neutral; neuter neutrón: neutron nevada: snowfall nevado: snow-covered; snow-white; snowy nevar: to snow; to make snow-white nevasca: snowstorm nevera: refrigerator; fridge; icebox; very cold place nevisca: flurry of snow; light snowfall; sleet newton: newton nexo: link; bond; connexion; nexus ni: neither; nor; not one; not a single; even nicho: niche nicotina: nicotine nidada: nestful of eggs; clutch; brood; hatch; covey nido: nest; den; home; abode; baby unit niebla: fog; mist; haze; confusion; smut; rust niego, niegue: negar nieta: granddaughter nieto: grandchild; grandson nieva: nevar nieve: snow; coke; ice-cream; pure whiteness nigromancia: necromancy; black magic nigromante: necromancer; magician nihilismo: nihilism nihilista: nihilist; nihilistic Nilo: Nile nilón: nylon nimbo: nimbus; aureole; halo nimiedad: insignificance; minor matter; minuteness; smallness nimio: insignificant; trifling ninfa: nymph ningún: ninguno ninguno: no; not one; not any; none; nobody niña: female child; baby girl; little girl niñada: puerility; childishness; childish action niñato: pipsqueak niñera: nursemaid; nanny niñería: puerility; childish action; trifle niñez: childhood; infancy niño: child; childish; childlike; young; inexperienced; male child nipón: Japanese níquel: nickel niquelado: nickel-plated; nickel-plate niquelar: to nickel; to nickel-plate niqui: polo shirt nirvana: nirvana níspero: medlar; sapodilla nitidez: clearness; sharpness; neatness; clarity; lack of ambiguity nítido: clear; sharp; unambiguous; sharp; well-defined nitrato: nitrate nítrico: nitric nitrógeno: nitrogen nitroglicerina: nitroglycerin nivel: level; standard; levelness; equality nivelar: to level; to make level níveo: snowy; snowy white no: no; nay; not nobiliario: noble; nobiliary noble: noble; selfless nobleza: nobility; honesty; decency noche: night nochebuena: Christmas Eve nochevieja: New Year's Eve noción: idea; notion; nociones: rudiments; elements nocivo: harmful; noxious; pernicious noctámbulo: night-wanderer; night-wandering; nocturnal; night owl; night hawk nocturnidad: night-time; condition of nocturnal nocturno: night; nocturnal; nocturn; nocturne nodo: node nodriza: wet nurse; node nódulo: nodule nogal: walnut tree; walnut wood nómada: nomad; nomadic nombramiento: appointment; appointing; naming; nomination; commission nombrar: to name; to mention; to nominate; to appoint; to commission nombre: name; fame; reputation; nickname; noun nomenclatura: nomenclature nomeolvides: forget-me-not; identity bracelet nómina: payroll; salary; payslip; catalogue of names nominación: appointment; nomination nominal: nominal; face nominar: to appoint; to nominate nominativo: nominative; nominal non: odd; uneven; odd number nonada: trifle; nothing nonagenario: nonagenarian nonagésimo: ninetieth nonato: not naturally born; unborn nones: no nono: ninth noquear: to knock out norcoreano: North Korean nordeste: northeast nórdico: Nordic; Norse nordista: Northerner; Yankee noreste: northeast noria: noria; Ferris wheel; big wheel; water wheel norma: norm; model; pattern; regulation; standard normal: normal; standard; model; regular; two-star normalidad: normality normalización: normalization normalizar: to normalize; to restore to normal normalizarse: to get back to normal Normandía: Normandy normando: Norman; Norseman; Northman normativa: rules; regulations normativo: normative noroeste: northwest norte: north; aim; goal; lodestar; direction Norteamérica: North America; the United States norteamericano: North American; American norteño: northern; norther Noruega: Norway noruego: Norwegian nos: us; to us; for us; each other; ourselves; we nosocomio: hospital nosotros: we; us nostalgia: nostalgia; homesickness; regret nostálgico: homesick; nostalgic; regretful nota: note; eminence; account; bill; statement; schedule; mark; grade notable: marked; noticeable; noteworthy; notable; prominent; striking; good mark notación: notation notar: to notice; to feel; to observe; to note; to mark; to annotate; to set down; to blame notarse: to be noticeable notaría: profession of notary; notary's office; notarial studies notarial: notarial notario: notary noticia: news; news item; notice; report; tidings; knowledge; information; intelligence noticiario: news reel; newscast noticiero: news; newsreel; newsman; reporter notificación: notification; official notice notificar: to notify of; to inform of; to announce; to intimate; to inform notoriedad: fame; renown; notoriety; self-evidence notorio: obvious; clear; well-known; famous; evident; manifest; glaring novatada: joke; hazing of a new comer; beginner's blunder novato: inexperienced; beginner; novice; freshman novecientos: nine hundred novedad: novelty; newness; change; alteration; recent fashion; surprise; astonishment novedoso: novel; having novelty novel: new; inexperienced; beginner novela: novel; romance; fiction; story; lie; yarn novelar: to novelize; to make into a novel novelería: gossip; fondness for novelty; curiosity; worthless fiction novelero: fond of fiction; romantical; very imaginative; fickle; inconstant novelista: novelist; novel-writer novena: novena noveno: ninth noventa: ninety; ninetieth noventavo: ninetieth novia: bride; girlfriend; fiancée; sweetheart noviazgo: engagement; betrothal; courtship noviciado: novitiate; apprenticeship novicio: new; inexperienced; novice; beginner; tyro noviembre: November novillada: fight with young bulls; drove of young bulls novillero: apprentice bullfighter; truant novillo: young bull; heifer; hacer novillos: to play hooky novio: bridegroom; groom; boyfriend; fiancé; suitor; novios: betrothed man and woman; bride and groom nubarrón: storm cloud; large black cloud nube: cloud; swarm; horde; film; spot nublado: cloudy; overcast; clouded; storm cloud; impending danger; shower nublar: to cloud nublarse: to cloud over; to become cloudy; to become fogged nubosidad: cloudiness; clouds nuca: nape of the neck nuclear: nuclear núcleo: nucleus; essence; core; kernel; stone nudillo: knuckle nudismo: nudism nudista: nudist nudo: knot; noose; hitch; bond; tie; link; tangle; difficulty; burl; gnarl; crux; heart; development; junction; node; joint; nudo corredizo: slipknot nudoso: knotty; gnarled nuera: daughter-in-law nuestro: our; of ours; ours nueva: news nuevamente: again nueve: nine; ninth nuevo: new; novel; fresh; newly arrived; novice; beginner; further; de nuevo: again; over and over; afresh nuez: walnut; nut; Adam's apple; nuez moscada: nutmeg nulidad: nullity; inability; incompetence; uselessness nulo: void; useless; hopeless; null; nonexistent; incapable; incompetent numeración: numeration; numbering; numerical order; system of notation numerador: numerator; numberer numeral: number; numeral numerar: to numerate; to enumerate; to number numerario: full; permanent; numerary; cash; coin; specie numérico: numerical número: number; numeral; figure; issue; item; size; act numeroso: numerous; many; large; harmonious numismática: numismatics nunca: never; ever nupcial: nuptial; hymeneal nupcias: wedding; marriage; nuptials nutria: otter; otter-fur nutrición: nutrition; filling; increasing nutrido: nourished; full; abundant; large nutrir: to feed; to nourish; to supply; to fill; to increase nutrirse: to feed nutritivo: nourishing; nutritious; nutritive nylon: nylon
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