English / Ulster-Scots Glossary

Letter N

SourceEnglish / Ulster-Scots Glossary: A Core Vocabulary Wordlist with Verb Tables
AuthorPhilip Robinson (compiled and edited by)
PublisherUllans Press
EditionFirst Edition
Date2013
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N

name n name; (what is your n~ ?) whut dae the' caa ye?

narrow adj nerra

nation n fowk; (hist.) lede; (lit.) natioun

natural adj natèral

nature n natèr; (in his n~) tha wye o him

near adj nearhan

nearer adv neardèr

neat adj nait

necessary adv needit

neck n neck

need v need; v neg neednae

neighbour n nighber

neither adj nether

nephew n nevye

never adv niver

new adj new; (n~ thing) newance

next adj nixt; (hist.) neist

night n nicht

nine n nine

no adj nae

no interj na

noise n soon

none adv nane

noon n nuin; heich twal

no-one pron naebodie

nor conj nor

north n (loc.) noarth

northern adj noarn, (hist.) norlin

nose n neb, cootèr

not adv no, (loc.) naw

note n note

nothing adv naethin

notice n notys, (loc.) notish

November n November, (loc.) Novemmer

now adv noo

nowhere adv naewhar, naeplace

number n nummer

numeral n nummer

nut n nut, (hist.) nit

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