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naepkin, naipken, naipkin, napkin, neepin, neepyin, nepkin, nepkyin, neptyan, nyepkin,
naipkin [ˈnɛpkɪn, ˈnip(j)ɪn]
n. A napkin or pocket handkerchief. A small headshawl.
n. A napkin or pocket handkerchief. A small headshawl.
Compounds and phrases etc.
pocket-naipkin: A pocket handkerchief.
naira, nairae, nairaed, nairaely, nairie, nairit, nairoo, nairra, nairrae, nairrow, nairrow, narra, narra$, narrae, narraly, narry, nerra, nerrae,
nairae [ˈnerə]
adj. Narrow. Tight-fisted, stingy, parsimonious.
v. To narrow.
pt. pp. nairit, nairaed
adj. Narrow. Tight-fisted, stingy, parsimonious.
v. To narrow.
pt. pp. nairit, nairaed
nairaely
adv. Narrowly.
adv. Narrowly.
Nairn, Nurn,
Nairn [neːrn]
pn. Nairn (Highland).
pn. Nairn (Highland).
naether, naetherins, naider, naither, naitherance, naitherans, naitherin, naitherins, nather, nauther, nayther, naytherance, naytherin, naytherins, ne$ther, nedder, nedderen, nedderin, neether, neethur, neider, neither, neitherance, neitherin, neitherins, nether, netherance, netherin, netherins, nidder, nidderance, nidderin, nidderins, nither, nodder, nouther, nowther,
naither [ˈneːðər, I.Sh. ˈnedər]
also MN. naitherin(s) [ˈneːðərɪn(z)] and arch. naider [ˈnedər], naiderin(z) [ˈnedərɪn(z)].
adv. Neither, however.
also MN. naitherin(s) [ˈneːðərɪn(z)] and arch. naider [ˈnedər], naiderin(z) [ˈnedərɪn(z)].
adv. Neither, however.
nowther [ˈnʌuðər]
adv. arch. Neither. None, of more than two.
adv. arch. Neither. None, of more than two.
guid-naiturt, gweed-naturt, ill_naiteret, ill_nattert, ill-naetirt, ill-naettert, ill-naitered, ill-naitur, ill-naitured, ill-naiturt, ill-natered, ill-natirt, ill-natur, ill-natur$t, ill-nature, ill-natured, ill-naturt, ill-nettered, naetir, naetur, naiter, naiteral, naitered, naiterel, naitral, naitrel, naitrul, naitur, naitur, naitural, naituraleisit, naituralised, naiturally, naiture, naitured, naiturt, naityeral, nakural, nakure, nater, nateral, nathural, natter, nattur, nattural, natture, natuir, natur, naturt, netral, netter, netteral, nettril, oonnaitral, unnaitural, unnetteral,
naitur [ˈnetər]
n. Nature.
n. Nature.
Compounds and phrases etc.
guid-naiturt: Good-natured.
ill naitur: A bad temper, irritability.
ill-naiturt, ill-naitured: Cross, disagreeable.
naitural [ˈnet(ə)rəl]: Natural, naturally.
naituralised: Naturalised.
unnaitural: Unnatural.
ill naitur: A bad temper, irritability.
ill-naiturt, ill-naitured: Cross, disagreeable.
naitural [ˈnet(ə)rəl]: Natural, naturally.
naituralised: Naturalised.
unnaitural: Unnatural.
midder-nakit, mither_nakit, naakit, nacke$t, naiket, naikit, nakit, naukit, naykit, neckit, nyaaket, nyaakit, nyaket, nyakit, nyaukit, nykit,
nakit [ˈnekət]
adj. Naked.
adj. Naked.
Compounds and phrases etc.
mither nakit: Stark naked.
nam, nam$d, nammed, nammie, nammonie, nammt, namt, naum, njam, nom, nyam, nyaum, nyim, nyim-nyam, nyim-nyim,
nam [n(j)am]
v. To seize quickly and rather violently, to grab. To touch, lay hands on. To catch someone out, to take someone at a disadvantage. To seize between the teeth, to chew, to eat greedily. I.Sh. To take a morsel of food with relish.
pt. pp. namt, nammed
v. To seize quickly and rather violently, to grab. To touch, lay hands on. To catch someone out, to take someone at a disadvantage. To seize between the teeth, to chew, to eat greedily. I.Sh. To take a morsel of food with relish.
pt. pp. namt, nammed
Compounds and phrases etc.
nammie: I.Sh. A short space of time, a little while.
nim-nam [n(j)ɪmn(j)am]: To chew, to eat greedily.
nim-nam [n(j)ɪmn(j)am]: To chew, to eat greedily.
byename, bye-name, byname, by-name, eek-name, eik-name, eke-name, ill-name, naem, naemed, naime, name, name$t, named, namelie, namelieheid, nameliheed, nameliheid, namelihood, namely, namit, namlie, neem, neemed, nem, neme, nemm, nemme, nemmed, nemmlie, nemmly, tae-name, tae-nem, tee_name, teename, tee-name, t-name, to-name, tö-name, tuiname, tui-name,
name [nem]
n. Name.
v. To pronounce a word.
pt. pp. name't, named
n. Name.
v. To pronounce a word.
pt. pp. name't, named
namely
adj. Namely, noted, famed, of good repute.
adj. Namely, noted, famed, of good repute.
Compounds and phrases etc.
by-name: A nickname.
eik-name: A nickname.
faimily name: Surname, last name.
gien name: Christian/first name.
ill-name: A bad name, a bad reputation.
nameliheid: Fame, reputation, glory.
tae-name: A nickname.
eik-name: A nickname.
faimily name: Surname, last name.
gien name: Christian/first name.
ill-name: A bad name, a bad reputation.
nameliheid: Fame, reputation, glory.
tae-name: A nickname.
naen, nain, nane, nane_o, naney, nayn, nean, neen, nein, nenn, nin,
nane [nen, N. nin]
pron. None. Of two: neither.
adj. After the noun qualified: no, not any.
adv. Emphatic negative: not at all, in no way, by no means.
pron. None. Of two: neither.
adj. After the noun qualified: no, not any.
adv. Emphatic negative: not at all, in no way, by no means.
Compounds and phrases etc.
nane o: None of …
knap, knappie, nap, napp, nappie, nappy,
nap [nap]
n. A bowl, a drinking vessel.
dim. nappie
n. A bowl, a drinking vessel.
dim. nappie