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neit

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[nei̯t]

1. masculine noun Nephew.

Etymology: From Latin nepote via *neptum.

ninĩ

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[niˈni]

1. masculine noun Child (preteenager).

Etymology: From Vulgar Latin *ninus via repetition of the first syllable, *nininus.

 

nòrmal

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[ˈnoɾmal]

1. adjective Normal, standard, regular.

Etymology: From norma plus derivative suffix -al.

norma

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[ˈnoɾma]

1. feminine noun Rule, norm.

Etymology: From Latin norma.

nus

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[nus]

1. personal pronoun Us (object, not following a preposition). It appears in an enclitic position after the verb.

Etymology: From Latin nos.

njeix

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[njeʃ]

1. masculine noun Snow.

Etymology: From Latin nix.

neulata

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[neu̯ˈlata]

1. feminine noun Fog, mist.

Etymology: From neula plus derivative suffix -ata.

netejăre

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[neˈtejəɾe]

1. transitive verb To clean, to tidy up, to cleanse, to polish.

Etymology: From net plus derivative suffix -ejăre.

netiza

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[neˈtiza]

1. feminine noun Cleaning, cleanness.

Etymology: From net plus derivative suffix -iza.

net

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[net]

1. adjective Clean, clear, tidy.

Etymology: From Latin nitidus.

False friends: net (English) = rè.