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-n- {interfix} :: Interfix used to link elements in some compounds, sometimes short for -en-
'n {art} :: contraction of een
n- {prefix} :: Used to negate the pronoun or adverb which follows it, yielding the same part of speech
n {letter} :: letter
N {letter} :: The fourteenth letter of the Dutch alphabet
N {noun} :: abbreviation of noord; north
na- {prefix} :: after
na {prep} :: after
na {prep} [op ... na, with a cardinal number] :: bar, except Used to form ordinal numbers in relation to a superlative quality. The number that is used is 1 lower than in the English translation
na {adj} :: close
naad {m} :: A seam, as where pieces of textile are sewn together
naad {m} [figuratively] :: Another joint or juncture, notably in construction, mechanics, etc
naad {m} [figuratively, vulgar, often diminutive] :: The gluteal cleft or the vulva
naadloos {adj} :: seamless
naadloos {adv} :: seamlessly
naaf {f} {m} :: hub, nave
naafversnelling {f} :: hub gear (for changing speeds on a bike)
naaiboek {n} :: sewing book, sewing pattern book
naaien {vti} :: to sew
naaien {vti} [vulgar] :: to screw, to fuck, to have sex
naaien {vt} [vulgar] :: to screw, to screw over (someone)
naaimachine {f} :: Sewing machine
naakt {adj} :: nude, not wearing any clothing; can also apply to part of the body with exposed hide
naakt {adj} :: naked, bald, without protective fur, feathers etc. on the skin
naakt {adj} :: bare, stripped, reduced to its essence
naakt {n} :: A nude, an artwork representing a naked subject
naakt {n} :: nakie is informally used in the expression In m'n nakie — In the nude
naakte {noun} :: naked person
Naaktgeboren {prop} :: surname
naaktheid {f} :: The naked state or nude condition, nudity
naaktloper {m} :: A nudist
naaktloper {m} [historical] :: A 16th-century Anabaptist practicing nudism
naaktloperij {f} :: The activity of nudism
naaktloperij {f} [historical] :: A movement of XVIth century Anabaptists practicing nudism, mostly based in Amsterdam
naaktslak {f} :: slug (mollusc)
naaktstrand {n} :: A nudist beach, a nude beach; a beach where one is allowed or required to practice nudism
naald {f} :: A needle, a pin (for sewing, injections, tattooing etc.)
naald {f} :: A needle (leaf of coniferous trees)
naald {f} :: The needle of a record player
naald {f} [architecture] :: A obelisk or column (monument, memorial)
naaldaar {noun} :: Setaria, a genus of grasses
naaldboom {m} :: A conifer, tree of the order Coniferales
naaldbos {n} :: coniferous forest
naaldgeweer {n} [historical] :: needle gun
naaldhak {m} :: stiletto heel
naaldhakje {noun} :: diminutive of naaldhak
naaldwoud {n} :: conifer forest
naam {m} :: name
naambord {n} :: nameplate
naamchristen {m} [Protestantism, pejorative] :: false Christian, a Christian (practising or nominal) who doesn't adhere to orthodox Pietist standards
naamdag {m} :: name day
naamdrager {m} :: A name-bearer
naamgenoot {mf} :: A person's homonym, who shares the same name; namesake
naamgever {m} :: eponym
naamkunde :: onomastics
naamloos {adj} :: nameless, anonymous
naamloze vennootschap {f} :: public limited company, corporation
naampje {noun} :: diminutive of naam
naamval {m} [grammar] :: case
naamvers {n} :: acrostic, often one spelling out a name
naam voluit {m} :: The full name identifying an individual person: first name and last name of a person
naamwaarde {f} :: face value
naamwaarde {f} :: worth of one's name
naamwoord {n} [part of speech] :: noun (in the general sense, adjectives included)
naamwoordelijk {adj} [grammar] :: nominal
naamwoordstijl {m} :: writing style which relies heavily on the use of nouns
na-apen {v} :: to imitate
naar {prep} :: to, towards in time, space, consequence, purpose etc
naar {prep} [dated] :: according to, in accordance with
naar {adj} :: nasty, scary
naar {adj} :: unpleasant, sickening
naar aanleiding van {prep} :: because of, on account of
naar beneden {adv} :: downwards
naar beneden {adv} :: down the stairs
naar boven {adv} :: upwards
naar boven {adv} :: up the stairs
naar buiten brengen {vt} :: to make public, to publicise, to announce
naar buiten brengen {v} :: See: nl naar buiten brengen
naar buiten komen {vi} :: to make public, to publicise, to announce [+ met (object)]
naar buiten komen {v} :: See: nl naar buiten komen
naar de filistijnen {prep} [colloquial] :: down the khazi, destroyed, wasted
naar de gallemieze {adj} :: alternative form of naar de gallemiezen
naar de gallemiezen {adj} :: ruined, destroyed, done for, to the dogs
naar de mosterd ruiken {v} :: alternative form of naar de mutsaard rieken
naar de mosterd ruiken {v} :: to be expensive
naar de mutsaard rieken {v} :: to be suspicious [originally involving suspicion of having heretical opinions]
naar de ratsmodee {prep} [Netherlands, colloquial] :: broken, ruined, down the khazi
naargeestig {adj} :: melancholy, despondent
naargeestig {adj} :: depressing, sombre, gloomy
naargelang {prep} :: according to, depending on
naargelang {prep} :: as, to the extent that, along
naar het schijnt {adv} [idiomatic] :: apparently
naarling {m} :: annoying or unpleasant person
naarling {m} :: scoundrel, rapscallion, pain in the neck
naarmate {conj} :: as, to the extent that
naarst {m} [obsolete] :: diligence, industry, keenness
naarstig {adj} :: assiduous, diligent, industrious
naartoe {circump} :: to, towards (an end point or destination)
naar verluidt {adv} :: allegedly, supposedly (according to general belief, true or otherwise)
naast {prep} :: beside, next to
naast {prep} :: in addition to
naast de pot pissen {vi} [idiom] :: to cheat, to commit adultery (to have sex with someone other than one's partner, esp. when misleading one's partner about it)
naaste {m} :: fellow human, someone close to oneself (such as a neighbour, relative etc.)
naasten {v} :: to take as one's property
naastenliefde {f} :: altruism, charity, philanthropy
naaststaand {adj} :: adjacent
naaststaande {m} [dated] :: relative, agnate
naast zijn schoenen lopen {v} [intransive, figurative] :: to be arrogant, to be conceited
naatje {n} [Netherlands, slang, only used as part of a predicate] :: Something that is of poor quality or that is unpleasant; something that sucks
naauw {adj} :: obsolete spelling of nauw
naauw {n} :: obsolete spelling of nauw
nabestaande {mf} :: surviving dependant
nabeurs {adj} :: after the closing of the stock exchange
nabewerken {v} :: to put a finishing touch on
nabij {prep} :: near
nabij {adv} :: near
nabij {adj} :: near, proximal
Nabije Oosten {prop} {n} :: Near East
nabijgelegen {adj} :: nearby
nabijheid {f} :: proximity
nabla {c} [analysis] :: nabla,
nablijven {v} :: to stay behind (remain after class, as punishment)
nablijven {n} [education] :: detention
nabootsen {v} :: to imitate, to mimic
nabootsen {v} :: to copy
nabootsen {v} :: to replicate
naburig {adj} :: neighboring
nabuur {m} [archaic] :: neighbour
nabuur {m} :: neighbouring country, state
nabuur {m} :: The ruler of the above
nabuurlijk {adj} :: neighbourly
nabuurschap {n} :: the quality neighborhood
nabuurschap {n} :: a neighborly disposition
nabuurschap {n} :: the proximity (of)
nacht {m} :: night
nachtactief {adj} [zoology] :: nocturnal, active at night
nachtapotheker {m} [slang, Netherlands, uncommon] :: A clandestine drug dealer
nachtapotheker {m} [uncommon] :: A pharmacy that (also) serves customers at night
nachtblind {adj} :: night-blind
nachtblindheid {f} :: night blindness
nachtbraken {v} [Brabant] :: to stay up late at night
nachtbus {m} :: night bus (bus that operates at night)
nachtclub {f} {m} :: nightclub
nachtdienst {m} :: night shift
nachtdienstje {noun} :: diminutive of nachtdienst
nachtdier {n} :: A nocturnal animal
nachtegaal {m} [zoology] :: nightingale, Luscinia megarhynchos (songbird)
nachtegaal {m} [figuratively] :: vocal talent, born singer
nachtelijk {adj} :: nocturnal
nachtevening {f} :: equinox
nachtgoed {n} :: nightwear, nightclothes
nachthemd {n} :: nightgown
nachtjapon {m} :: nightgown, nightshirt, nightdress
nachtje {noun} :: diminutive of nacht
nachtkast {f} :: [chiefly diminutive] nightstand
nachtmerrie {f} [also, figurative] :: nightmare (bad dream)
nachtmerrie {f} [obsolete, pejorative] :: ugly woman, witch
nachtmerrie-achtig {adj} :: alternative form of nachtmerrieachtig
nachtmerrieachtig {adj} :: nightmarish, resembling a nightmare
nachtpermissie {f} [military] :: permission for members of the armed forces to spend the night outside the barracks
nachtpermissie {f} :: permit for a drinking establishment to be open after closing time
nachtpo {m} :: chamberpot for nocturnal use
nachtpon {m} :: nightshirt, nightgown
nachtpot {m} :: chamberpot for nocturnal use
nachtroofdier {n} :: nocturnal predator
nachtroofvogel {m} :: nocturnal bird of prey
nachtrust {f} :: night's rest, nightly rest; sleep
nachtschade {f} {m} :: nightshade, any plant of the genus Solanum
nachtschaduw {f} [less common] :: alternative form of nachtschade
nachtschaduw {f} [rare, literal] :: nightly shadow
nachttemperatuur {f} :: night temperature, nocturnal temperature
nachttrein {mf} :: night train (train with facilities for spending the night)
nachtval {m} :: nightfall, sundown
nachtvlinder {m} :: nocturnal moth (nocturnal insect of the order Lepidoptera)
nachtvorst {m} :: overnight frost, ground frost
nachtvrijen {n} [historical] :: Bundling; a mostly rural tradition where a suitor would visit a woman in her bedroom at night, usually entering through the window, to sleep and canoodle together
nachtwacht {f} :: night guard, night watchman or night watchwoman (person belonging to a night watch, standing guard at night)
nachtwacht {f} :: night watch, night guard (group of people who stand guard at night)
nachtwacht {f} :: guard duty for the night watch (look-out duty at night)
nachtwaker {m} :: A nightguard (person), a night watchman [usually male]
nachtwakersstaat {m} :: night watchman state
nachtzoen {m} :: A good-night kiss
nachtzwaluw {f} :: European nightjar, Caprimulgus europaeus
nachtzwaluw {f} :: nightjar, any bird of the family Caprimulgidae
nada {pron} :: nothing
nadar {m} [Belgium] :: crush barrier
nadat {conj} :: after, after which
nadeel {n} :: disadvantage
nadelig {adj} :: disadvantageous, adverse
nadelig {adv} :: disadvantageously
nadenken {v} :: to muse, to get lost in thought
nader {adj} :: closer, more nearby
nader {adj} :: more precise
nader {adv} :: closer, near
naderen {vti} :: to approach
naderhand {adv} :: afterwards
nadien {adv} :: afterwards, since then
nadoen {v} :: to imitate
nadorst {m} :: thirst caused by (excessive) alcohol consumption, especially in combination with a hangover
nadruk {m} :: emphasis
nadrukkelijk {adj} :: emphatic
nadrukkelijk {adv} :: emphatically
Naftali {prop} {m} :: Naphtali (mythological son of Jacob)
Naftali {prop} {m} :: Naphtali (tribe of Israel)
naftbak {m} :: fuel tank
nagaan {v} :: to check, to verify
nagalm {m} :: echo
nageboorte {f} :: afterbirth, placenta
nagedachtenis {f} :: remembrance
nagel {m} :: nail (on the fingers or toes)
nagel {m} :: nail (metal pin)
Nagel {prop} :: surname
nagelborstel {m} :: nailbrush
nagelborsteltje {noun} :: diminutive of nagelborstel
nagellak {m} :: nail polish
nagelriem {m} :: the strip of hardened skin at the base and sides of a fingernail or toenail; a cuticle
nagenoeg {adv} :: almost, virtually, practically
nagerecht {n} :: dessert
nageslacht {n} :: offspring
nageslacht {n} :: posterity
nagras {n} :: The lattermath, grass grown after the first crop has been harvested for hay
nagras {n} [figuratively] :: The leftovers
nahouden {v} :: (erop ~) to have, possess
naïef {adj} :: naive
najaar {n} :: fall, autumn (season after summer)
najagen {v} :: to pursue
nak {c} [slang] :: a bump or small line of an insufflated drug
naken {vi} :: to draw near, to approach, to be imminent
nakend {adj} [dialectal] :: naked
nakie {n} [slang] :: The nude; a naked state
nakijken {vt} :: to check, to review
nakijken {vt} :: to grade, to mark (to review tests or assignments to determine marks)
nakijken {vt} :: to look back at
nakkie {n} [Netherlands, slang] :: An insufflated dose of a powdered drug, especially cocaine; a bump
nakomeling {m} :: descendant, offspring
nakomen {v} :: to fulfill (one's promise), to carry out (an obligation)
nakroost {n} [formal, somewhat dated] :: progeny, descendants
nalaten {v} :: to leave behind, bequeath
nalaten {v} :: to neglect
nalatenschap {f} :: heritage
nalatenschap {f} :: legacy
nalatig {adj} :: negligent
nalatigheid {f} :: negligence (failure to exercise a standard of care (law))
naleven {vt} :: To observe, live by, respect a rule etc
naleven {vi} :: To live on, have an afterlife, be continued after one's own time
naleven {n} :: A continued existence in a reduced form, a state of living on in a lesser form
nalever {m} :: An abider, one who observes rules etc
naleving {f} :: living up to, observance
namaak {m} :: imitation, counterfeit, knockoff
namaken {v} :: to create copies or additional specimens of (e.g. a spare)
namaken {v} :: to create in imitation, to counterfeit
namelijk {adv} :: namely
namelijk {adv} :: Used to indicate that a statement explains an earlier one
Namen {prop} {n} :: Namur, a province of Belgium
Namen {prop} {n} :: Namur, the capital city of that province
namens {prep} :: on behalf of
Namibië {prop} {n} :: Namibia
Namibisch {adj} :: Namibian
namiddag {m} [Belgium] :: afternoon, between 12 and 6 o'clock
namiddag {m} [Netherlands] :: late afternoon, between 4 and 6 o'clock
na mij de zondvloed {prep} :: Used to express indifference about events after one's death or more generally indifference about the future
nanacht {m} :: late night, hours just before dawn
nano- {prefix} :: nano-
nanoampère {m} :: nano-ampere: 10-9 of an ampere
nano-ohm {m} {n} :: nano-ohm: 10-9 ohm
nanosteradiaal {m} :: nanosteradian: 10-9 of a steradian
Naomi {prop} {f} :: Naomi (Biblical figure)
Naomi {prop} {f} :: given name
naoorlogs {adj} :: post-war (allmost always: after World War II)
nap {m} :: drinking cup
napalm {m} {n} :: napalm
napalmbom {f} :: napalm bomb
napoleon {m} [historical, numismatics] :: The 20-franc gold coin, the franc germinal, originally issued under Napoleon, but also used of subsequent gold coins of the same denomination
Napoleon {prop} {m} :: Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon {prop} {m} :: Louis Bonaparte [generally called "Lodewijk Napoleon"]
napoleontisch {adj} :: Napoleonic
napraten {v} :: to say the same as, to copy
napraten {v} :: to talk lightly in private after a social event
nar {m} {c} [masculine, history] :: court jester
nar {m} {c} [common] :: fool
narcis {f} [botany] :: daffodil
narcis {f} :: any related flower of the genus Narcissus
Narcis {prop} {m} :: obsolete form of Narcissus
narcisme {n} :: narcissism
Narcissus {prop} {m} [Greek mythology] :: Narcissus
narcist {m} :: narcissist
narcostaat {m} :: narcostate
narcoterrorisme {n} :: narcoterrorism
nardus {c} :: nard (plant)
nardus {c} :: nard (oil, fragrance)
na regen komt zonneschijn {proverb} :: after a storm comes a calm
nareis {f} [asylum, collective] :: close family members of successful asylum seekers who may rejoin them without needing to seek asylum themselves
nareizen {v} :: to travel later, after somebody else
narekenen {v} :: to recalculate, to check one's calculations
naricht {n} :: message
naricht {n} :: warning
naricht {n} :: announcement, notification
narigheid {f} :: unpleasantness
narratief {adj} :: narrative
narratief {n} :: The systematic recitation of an event or series of events; a narrative
narratief {n} :: That which is narrated; a narrative
narratief {n} :: A representation of an event or story; a narrative
narrenschip {n} :: ship of fools
narrig {adj} :: peevish, grumpy, irritable
narwal {m} :: narwhal, Monodon monoceros
nasaal {adj} :: nasal, relating to the nose and/or a quality imparted by means of it
nasaal {f} :: A nasal
nasaleren {vti} :: to nasalise
naschok {m} :: aftershock
nasi {m} :: Indonesian-style fried rice; nasi goreng
nasi {m} :: fried rice in general
nasibal {m} [chiefly Netherlands] :: A deep-fried spherical snack made from nasi goreng with a breadcrumb crust
nasi goreng {m} :: nasi goreng
naslaan {v} :: to look up, to check (for reference)
naslaan {v} [numismatics] :: to restrike
naslag {m} :: strike that occurs afterwards
naslag {m} :: (act of) looking up for reference
naslag {m} [numismatics] :: restrike
naslagwerk {n} :: reference work
nasleep {m} :: aftermath
nasmaak {m} :: aftertaste
nasmaken {vi} :: to leave an aftertaste, to have an aftertaste
naspel {n} :: afterplay
naspelen {v} :: to imitate
naspelen {v} :: to reenact
nasporen {v} :: to trace, to search, to investigate
nasporing {f} :: investigation
nastreven {v} :: to pursue
nasynchroniseren {v} :: to dub (as in a movie)
nat {adj} :: wet
nat {n} :: moisture
natafelen {v} :: to stay at the table after eating in order to continue talking
Natalie {prop} {f} :: alternative form of Nathalie
Natasja {prop} {f} :: given name
Nathalie {prop} {f} :: given name
natie {f} :: nation
natie {f} [by extension, historical] :: early modern student society, organised by region or nation of origin
natiestaat {m} :: A nation-state
nationaal {adj} :: national
nationalisme {n} :: nationalism (separatist ideology)
nationalisme {n} :: nationalism (ideology favouring the own nation to an extreme degree)
nationalisme {n} [obsolete] :: patriotism
nationalist {mf} :: nationalist
nationalistisch {adj} :: nationalistic
nationaliteit {f} :: nationality
natrium {n} :: sodium (a reactive metal)
natronloog {f} :: soda lye, caustic soda
natte droom {m} [literally] :: A wet dream, sexual eruption while asleep
natte droom {m} [figuratively] :: A wet dream, wildly exciting aspiration
natto {m} :: natto (Japanese fermented soybean dish)
naturisme {n} :: Naturism
naturist {m} :: A naturist
naturistisch {adj} :: naturist
natuur {f} [uncountable] :: nature
natuur {f} :: character
natuurbrand {m} :: wildland fire, wildfire (fire in a natural area)
natuurgebied {n} :: nature reserve
natuurgeweld {f} {m} [countable, uncountable] :: natural disaster; strong or violent force of nature
natuurgids {m} :: wildlife guide (person)
natuurgids {m} :: wildlife guide (text)
natuurijs {n} :: natural ice
natuurkracht {mf} :: A force of nature, such as the elements and geological forces
natuurkracht {mf} [figuratively] :: An impressively forceful 'wild' person or creature
natuurkunde {f} :: physics
natuurkundig {adj} :: physical, having to do with matter, nature, the material world
natuurkundig {adj} :: having to do with physics, the natural science
natuurkundige {noun} :: physicist
natuurlijk {adv} :: naturally
natuurlijk {adv} :: of course
natuurlijk {adj} :: natural
natuurlijk getal {n} :: natural number
natuurmagneet {m} [chiefly plural] :: A natural magnet, a lodestone
natuurmens {m} [philosophy] :: natural man, the archetypical human in a state of nature held to be a representative agent for all humanity in some philosophical systems
natuurmens {m} :: nature lover (person who loves to be in the wild)
natuurparel {f} :: pearl of natural beauty, beautiful natural location
natuurramp {m} :: natural disaster
natuurrecht {n} [philosophy] :: natural law
natuurreservaat {n} :: A nature reserve
natuurscheikunde {f} :: science class (junior highschool subject teaching basic physics and chemistry)
natuurschoon {n} :: Natural beauty
natuurtalent {n} :: A natural (one with innate talent)
natuurtalent {n} :: A natural talent, an innate talent
natuurvorser {m} [dated] :: naturalist, natural scientist (person who studies nature or natural history)
natuurvreemd {adj} :: foreign to nature, unnatural
natuurwet {n} [philosophy] :: natural law (moral law set by nature)
natuurwet {n} [science] :: law of nature, physical law
natuurwet {n} [politics] :: environmental law (legislation regarding the environment)
natuurwetenschap {f} :: natural science
nautische schemering {f} :: nautical twilight
nauw {adj} :: narrow
nauw {adj} [figuratively] :: close
nauw {n} :: strait
nauwelijks {adv} :: hardly, barely
nauwen {v} [ergative, archaic] :: to narrow, to become/make narrower
nauwkeurig {adj} :: precise, accurate
nauwkeurigheid {f} :: accuracy, precision
Nauw van Kales {prop} {n} [chiefly Belgium] :: The English Channel or Strait of Dover, the North Sea strait between Dover (England) and Calais (France)
navalisme {n} :: navalism
navel {m} :: navel
navelpiercing {m} :: navel piercing
navelsnoer {f} :: umbilical cord
navelstreng {f} {m} :: umbilical cord
naveltrui {f} [chiefly diminutive] :: crop top
navenant {adv} :: in keeping
navigatie {f} :: navigation
navigatie {f} [colloquial] :: a satnav
navigeren {v} :: to navigate
NAVO {prop} :: Noord-Atlantische Verdragsorganisatie (NATO)
navolgen {v} :: to succeed, to come after, to follow (an example)
navolging {f} :: imitation
navorser {m} [chiefly Belgian] :: researcher
navragen {vti} :: to enquire about, to ask about
nawee {f} [chiefly plural] :: afterpain (pain after childbirth caused by contractions)
nawee {f} [figurative, chiefly plural] :: lingering negative result
nawee {f} [chiefly plural] :: lingering pain
nawoord {n} :: afterword, epilogue
nawoordje {noun} :: diminutive of nawoord
nazaat {m} :: descendant
nazaat {m} :: child, scion, spawn
nazaat {m} [obsolete] :: successor
nazeggen {v} :: to repeat after, to say the same as
nazi {m} :: Nazi, member of the NSDAP
nazi {m} :: a member of similar movements, whether Nazi, fascist, neo-Nazi or in any other way ultranationalist
nazi {m} [slang, pejorative, offensive] :: an authoritarian, strict or nitpicky person
nazinderen {vi} [of emotions] :: to linger, to last, to resonate
nazi van dienst {noun} :: overly strict person in a certain situation
nazomer {m} :: Indian summer
nazorg {f} :: aftercare
NBV {prop} :: initialism of Nieuwe Bijbelvertaling
n. Chr. {phrase} :: abbreviation of na Christus
n.Chr. {adv} :: abbreviation of na Christus; AD
ne {art} [Brabantian] :: a, an
neanderthaler {m} :: A Neanderthal, Homo neanderthalensis
Neanderthaler {m} :: superseded spelling of neanderthaler
necropolis {f} :: necropolis (burial site, esp. an old one)
necrose {f} :: necrosis, localized death of cells or living tissue
nectar {m} [Greek mythology, Roman mythology] :: nectar, beverage drunk by the Olympians
nectar {m} [botany, insects] :: nectar, liquid produced by flowers
neder {adv} :: down
neder {adv} :: low-
Neder-Betuwe {prop} :: Neder-Betuwe (municipality)
nederdalen {v} [dated] :: alternative form of neerdalen
Nederduits {prop} {n} :: The Low German or Low Saxon language, now in general usage often restricted to German Low German
Nederduits {prop} {n} [obsolete] :: Any continental West Germanic language that is neither High German nor Frisian, thus including Dutch as well as Low German
Nederduits {prop} {n} [obsolete] :: Dutch
Nederduits {adj} :: Low German [see above]
Nederduits {adj} [obsolete] :: Dutch
Nederduitsch {prop} {n} :: obsolete spelling of Nederduits
Nederduitsch {adj} :: obsolete spelling of Nederduits
Neder-duytsch {prop} {n} :: obsolete spelling of Nederduits
Neder-duytsch {adj} :: obsolete spelling of Nederduits
Nederduytsch {prop} {n} :: obsolete spelling of Nederduits
Nederduytsch {adj} :: obsolete spelling of Nederduits
Nederduytsche {adj} :: obsolete spelling of Nederduitse
Nederfrankisch {adj} :: Low Franconian, Low Frankish
Nederfrankisch {prop} {n} :: The Low Franconian languages
nederig {adj} :: humble, with humility
nederigheid {f} :: humility, characteristic of being humble
nederjazz {m} :: a style of improvisational jazz music originating from the Netherlands
nederlaag {f} :: defeat
Nederland {prop} {n} :: The Netherlands
Nederlanden {prop} {p} :: Low Countries, Benelux
Nederlander {m} :: A Dutchman, citizen of - or person originating from the kingdom of the Netherlands
Nederlander {m} [history] :: Inhabitant of the Low Countries, roughly including present Dutchmen, Belgians and Luxemburgers
Nederlands {adj} :: of or relating to the Netherlands; Dutch, Netherlandish
Nederlands {prop} {n} :: Dutch, the language spoken in the Netherlands and in Flanders (i.e. the north of Belgium), Netherlandish
Nederlandsch {adj} :: obsolete spelling of Nederlands
Nederlandse {f} :: Dutch female (from the Netherlands)
Nederlandse Antillen {prop} {p} :: Netherlands Antilles
Nederlands Onderduikers Paradijs {prop} {n} :: Nickname for the Noordoostpolder
Nederlandstalig {adj} :: Having knowledge of the Dutch language, said especially of native speakers
Nederlandstalig {adj} :: In the Dutch language
Nederlansch {adj} :: obsolete spelling of Nederlands
nederpop {f} :: pop music from the Netherlands
nederpop {f} [by extension] :: also used for pop music sung in Dutch (or other languages natively spoken in the Netherlands)
Nedersaksen {prop} {n} :: Lower Saxony
Nedersaksisch {adj} :: Low Saxon
Nedersaksisch {prop} {n} :: The Low Saxon language
Nedersassisch {adj} :: dated form of Nedersaksisch
Nedersassisch {prop} {n} :: dated form of Nedersaksisch
Nedersticht {prop} {n} [historical] :: The territory of Sticht that lay to the southwest of Gelre, largely corresponding to modern-day Utrecht
Nederturk {m} :: Dutch Turk
Nederweert {prop} {n} :: Nederweert (village/and/municipality)
nederwiet {m} :: weed, marijuana grown in the Netherlands
nederzetting {f} :: settlement (a territory where a population have established residence)
nee {adv} :: no
neef {m} :: male cousin
neef {m} :: nephew
Neeltje {prop} :: given name, a nickname for Cornelia
Neeltje Jans {prop} {n} :: An artificial island in the Eastern Scheldt, Zeeland, the Netherlands, constructed from a sand bar to be used for building the Oosterscheldekering
neer {adv} :: down, downwards
Neerbeek {prop} {n} :: Neerbeek, a village in the Netherlands
Neerbeek {prop} {n} :: Piétrebais, a village in Belgium
neerbuigen {v} :: bow down
neerbuigend {adj} :: condescending
neerdalen {vi} :: to descend, to go down
neergang {m} :: downfall
neergooien {vt} :: to cast, throw down, floor
neerhalen {vt} :: to shoot down
Neerijnen {prop} :: Neerijnen (village/and/municipality)
neerkijken {v} :: to look down
neerkijken op {v} :: to look down on, to think less of
Neerland {prop} {n} [colloquial, somewhat, dated] :: alternative form of Nederland
neerlandica {f} [chiefly singular] :: A female expert in, or student of, Dutch studies (neerlandistiek)
neerlandicus {m} :: an expert in, or student of, Dutch studies (neerlandistiek)
neerlandistiek {f} :: study of the language and literature of the Netherlands/Low Countries
Neerlands {adj} :: Dutch
neerleggen {v} :: to lay down
neerleggen {vr} [+ bij] :: to resign oneself (to)
neerploffen {v} :: to let oneself fall or drop suddenly into a resting position
neerschrijven {v} :: to write down
neerslaan {v} :: to fall down
neerslaan {v} :: to knock down
neerslaan {v} [chemistry] :: to precipitate
neerslaan {v} [chemistry] :: to condense
neerslaan {v} :: to choke, suppress
neerslachtig {adj} :: dejected, downcast, despondent
neerslag {m} :: rainfall, precipitation
neerslag {m} :: fallout
neerslagradar {m} :: weather radar
neersteken {v} :: to stab (in order to injure or kill)
neerstorten {v} :: to crash down
neervallen {v} :: to fall down, to collapse, to flop
neerwaarts {adj} :: downward
neerwaarts {adv} :: downwards
neerzetten {v} :: to set down, deposit, put down
neerzien {v} :: to look down (on)
neerzijgen {vi} :: to slowly descend to a resting position, lie or sit down, settle down
nee-stem {f} {m} :: nay vote
nee-stemmer {m} :: nay voter
neet {f} :: nit; egg of a louse
nefast {adj} [chiefly Belgium] :: adverse, damaging
neffens {prep} :: obsolete form of nevens
nefrologie {f} :: nephrology
negatief {adj} :: negative
negen {num} :: nine
negen {c} :: A nine, an instance or representation of the digit nine
negen {c} :: A nine, an instance or use (e.g. score or amount) of the number nine
negende {adj} :: ninth
negenduizend {num} :: nine thousand
negenendertig {num} :: thirty-nine
negenennegentig {num} :: ninety-nine
negenentachtig {num} :: eighty-nine
negenentwintig {num} :: twenty-nine
negenenveertig {num} :: forty-nine
negenenvijftig {num} :: fifty-nine
negenenzestig {num} :: sixty-nine
negenenzeventig {num} :: seventy-nine
negenhonderd {num} :: nine hundred
negenjarig {adj} :: nine-year old
negenoog {m} :: lamprey, fish of the order Petromyzontiformes
negenoog {m} :: carbuncle (purulent abscess)
negentien {num} :: nineteen
negentiende {adj} :: nineteenth
negentig {num} :: ninety
negenvoud {n} :: A ninefold
negenvoudig {adj} :: ninefold
neger {m} [colloquial, possibly offensive] :: a black person, a Negro [male or of unspecified gender]
negeren {vt} :: to ignore
negeren {vt} [now, potentially offensive] :: to belittle, to torment, to treat like a flunky
Negerhollands {prop} {n} :: Negerhollands (extinct creole language)
Negerhollands {adj} :: Pertaining to Negerhollands
negerij {f} :: alternative form of negorij
negerin {f} [potentially offensive] :: black woman, negress
negerinnentet {f} [Belgium, offensive] :: chocolate-coated cream or marshmallow treat
negerzoen {m} [potentially offensive] :: chocolate-coated cream or marshmallow treat
negligé {n} :: négligée, women's nightgown
negligé {n} :: bathrobe, of a type mainly worn by women
negorij {f} [historical] :: A district or community in pre-colonial Indonesia and Malaysia and in the Dutch East Indies
negorij {f} [pejorative] :: A hamlet (small village somewhere in the sticks)
neigen {v} :: to bend over, lean (towards)
neigen {v} :: to tend, incline
neiging {f} :: tendency, inclination
nek {m} :: [narrow sense] Nape of the neck
nek {m} :: [broad sense] Neck
nekken {vt} :: to neck, to kill by hitting the neck or strangulation
nekken {vt} :: to eliminate (e.g. a rival), to hurt very badly
nekker {m} :: alternative spelling of nikker: nix
nekslag {m} [literally] :: A hit in the neck
nekslag {m} [figuratively] :: A deathblow
nekvel {n} :: The scruff of the neck
nekvelletje {noun} :: diminutive of nekvel
nekwervel {m} :: cervical vertebra
Nel {prop} :: given name, diminutive of Petronella
nemen {vt} :: to take, to take hold of, to grasp or grab
nemen {vt} :: to take, to choose out of some options, to pick
nemen {vt} :: to take, to use a particular route or type of transport
nemen {vt} :: to take, to consume, to eat or drink
nemen {vt} :: to have sex with, to take, to fuck
nemer {m} :: one who takes
nemer {m} [obsolete, grammar] :: a word in the ablative case
nen {art} [Brabantian] :: alternative form of ne
neodymium {n} :: neodymium
neofascisme {n} :: neofascism
neofiet {m} :: neophyte (new convert, new monk)
neofiet {m} [Belgium] :: novice
neofiet {m} [botany] :: neophyte (recently introduced species of plant)
Neolatijn {prop} {n} :: New Latin
neoliberaal {adj} :: neoliberal
neoliberaal {m} :: neoliberal
neoliberalisme {n} :: neoliberalism
neolithicum {prop} {n} :: Neolithic
neolithisch {adj} :: Neolithic
neon {n} :: neon
neonaat {m} :: newborn
neonataal {adj} :: neonatal
neonatus {m} :: newborn
neonlamp {f} :: neon lamp
neonlampje {noun} :: diminutive of neonlamp
neopaganisme {n} :: neopaganism
neo-tofelemoon {m} [pejorative, uncommon] :: socialist with a Roman Catholic background
nep {m} :: imitation, fake
nep {adj} :: fake, not real
nep {adj} :: artificial, not natural
Nepalees {adj} :: Nepali
Nepalees {m} :: Nepali (person)
Nepalees {prop} {n} :: Nepali (language)
Nepalese {f} :: Nepali (female person)
nepneutraliteit {f} [derogatory] :: A form of regulated protection of internet access, etc. that doesn't amount to net neutrality
nepnieuws {n} [neologism] :: Fake news, especially misleading items posted and spread on social media to manipulate others towards a particular political point of view or for financial benefit
ne post pakken {v} [Belgium] :: receive a poor response or reception; get told off; get a beating
ne post pakken {v} :: fall
nepotisme {n} :: nepotism (favoring, regardless of merit, of relatives, or by extension personal friends)
nepperd {m} [colloquial] :: Someone or something fake
neptunium {n} :: neptunium
Neptunus {prop} {n} :: Neptune, the eighth planet of our solar system
Neptunus {prop} {n} :: Neptune, the Roman sea god
nerd {m} :: nerd
nerdo {m} [slang, pejorative] :: nerdo, nerd
nerf {f} :: grain of wood
nerf {f} [dated] :: a similar line in leather, paper, etc
nerf {f} [obsolete] :: nerve
nerf {f} [botany] :: vein of a leaf
nergens {adv} :: nowhere
nergens {adv} :: As part of a pronominal adverb, nothing (niets)
nergens anders {adv} :: nowhere else
Nergenshuizen {prop} {n} :: A hypothetical average village in the middle of nowhere. Roughly translates to 'Nowhereville'
nering {f} :: income
nerts {m} :: European mink, Mustela lutreola
nerts {n} :: the pelt of a mink
nertsenfokker {m} :: A mink farmer, a mink breeder
nertsenfokkerij {f} :: A mink farm
nerve {f} :: obsolete form of nerf
nerveus {adj} :: nervous, anxious, jumpy
nes {f} :: headland, spit
Nes {prop} {n} :: Nes (A <<village>> on <<isl/Ameland>>, <

>, <<c/Netherlands>>.)

Nes {prop} {n} :: Nes (A <<village>> in <<municipality/Noardeast-Fryslân>>, <

>, <<c/Netherlands>>.)

nest {n} :: A nest [place to hatch young, especially bird structure; snug residence; retreat; hideout; home]
nest {n} [colloquial] :: One's bed
nest {n} :: A nasty, ill-behaving or pretentious child; a brat
nestblijver {m} :: altricial animal, altricial young
nestelen {v} :: to nest
nestelen {v} :: to nestle
nesteling {m} :: nestling
nesteling {m} :: nesting, the making of a nest
nestkast {f} :: A nest box, a nesting box
nestkastje {noun} :: diminutive of nestkast
nestvlieder {m} :: precocial animal, precocial young
nestwarmte {f} :: the love and warmth of home and family
net {n} :: net (mesh)
net {n} :: net (device for catching and trapping)
net {n} :: television channel
net {n} :: omentum, caul
net {adj} :: clean, tidy
net {adj} :: decent, proper
net {adv} :: tidily, neatly
net {adv} :: decently, properly
net {adv} :: just, nearly, barely
net {adv} :: just recently
Net {prop} {n} [constellation] :: Reticulum
net als {conj} :: just like
Nete {prop} {f} :: A river in Flanders, Belgium, flowing through Lier
netel {f} :: nettle
netel {f} [now, chiefly Belgium] :: stinging nettle, nettle of the genus Urtica
netel {f} [Netherlands] :: nettle, plant of the unrelated genera Urtica or Lamium
netelboom {m} :: Celtis; hackberry
neteldier {n} :: cnidarian, any member of the phylum Cnidaria
netelig {adj} :: tricky
netheid {f} :: tidiness
netjes {adv} :: diminutive of net (only neatly, properly)
netjes {adj} :: tidy, neat
netjes {adj} :: decent, proper
netjes {interj} :: Nice!
netkous {f} :: A fishnet stocking
netneutraliteit {f} :: net neutrality
netnummer {n} [telephony] :: area code
netto {adv} :: net (weight, income etc)
netvlies {n} :: retina (thin layer of cells at the back of the eyeball)
netvlies {n} [obsolete] :: omentum, caul
netwerk {n} :: network (system of interconnected narrow elements)
netwerk {n} :: network (set of interacting devices)
netwerk {n} :: network, netting
netwerk {n} :: social network
net zoals {prep} :: like, just like
neukbaar {adj} [vulgar] :: fuckable
neuken {vti} [vulgar] :: to fuck, to screw
neuken {vt} [vulgar] :: to fuck, to disrespect; used to express one's displeasure or disrespect for something or someone
neuken {v} [Southern Dutch, uncommon] :: to bother, to be annoying to
neuken {v} [Southern Dutch, uncommon] :: to hit, to ram, to push
neuken {v} [Southern Dutch, uncommon] :: to toss, to throw away
neuker {m} [vulgar] :: fucker, someone who fucks
neukfeest {n} [vulgar] :: fuckfest
neukseks {m} [humorous] :: sexual intercourse
neuriën {vit} :: to hum (a melody)
neuro {c} [politics] :: a (putative) common currency for northern Europe
neurochirurg {m} :: neurosurgeon
neurochirurgie {f} :: neurosurgery
neurologie {f} :: neurology
neuron {n} :: neuron
neurotisch {adj} :: neurotic (overanxious)
neus {mf} :: nose
neus {mf} [ethnic slur, highly offensive] :: Jew, kike
neusaap {m} :: proboscis monkey, Nasalis larvatus
neusbeen {n} :: The nasal bone
neusbeer {m} :: coati
neusgang {m} :: nasal passage
neusgat {n} :: nostril
neushoorn {m} :: rhinoceros, mammal of the family Rhinocerotidae
neushoornvogel {m} :: hornbill, bird of the family Bucerotidae
neusje {noun} :: diminutive of neus
neusklank {m} :: A nasal
neuspeuteren {v} :: to nose-pick
neut {f} :: dram, snifter, peg, nip
neutje {noun} :: diminutive of neut
neutraal {adj} :: neutral, not taking sides in a conflict between opposite parties
neutraal {adj} [chemistry] :: neutral, neither acid nor alkali
neutraal {adj} [physics] :: having neither of two opposite qualities
neutraal {adj} [obsolete, grammar] :: neuter, neither masculin nor feminine
Neutraal Moresnet {prop} {n} :: Neutral Moresnet
neutraliseren {vt} :: to neutralise
neutraliteit {f} :: neutrality (status of being neutral)
neutrino {n} [physics] :: neutrino
neutron {n} [physics] :: neutron
neutronenbom {f} :: neutron bomb
neutronenster {mf} [astronomy] :: neutron star
neutrum {n} :: neuter gender
neutrum {n} :: a word (esp. a noun) in the neuter gender
neuzen {vi} :: to browse, to peruse [+ in (object) = inside]
neuzen {vi} :: to snoop, to peek, to peep
neuze neuze {v} [dialectal] :: alternative form of neuzeneuzen
neuzeneuzen {v} :: Rub noses as sign of affection (with kids) or as a greeting; Eskimo kissing
neuzen-neuzen {v} :: alternative form of neuzeneuzen
nevel {m} :: fog
nevelig {adj} :: foggy, nebulous
nevelvlek {f} :: nebula
neven- {prefix} :: secondary, side
neveneffect {n} :: side effect, by-product
nevenfunctie {f} :: side function
nevens {prep} :: beside, next to
nevens {prep} :: in addition to
nevenstelling {f} [grammar, chiefly Austronesian languages] :: An open compound, a compound word that is orthographically represented as multiple words separated by spaces
nevenstelling {f} [grammar, obsolete] :: An apposition
nevenverschijnsel {n} :: side effect
newtonmeter {m} :: newton metre
New York {prop} {n} :: New York (largest city)
New York {prop} {n} :: New York (state)
NGT {noun} :: initialism of Nederlandse Gebarentaal
nhd. {prop} :: abbreviation of Nieuwhoogduits
NHG {prop} :: initialism of Nationale Hypotheek Garantie a Dutch government programme to provide homebuyers with cheaper loans
Nicaragua {prop} :: Nicaragua (country)
nice {adj} [slang] :: nice
niche {f} [especially, in ecology and business] :: a niche
nicht {f} :: female cousin; daughter of someone's uncle or aunt
nicht {f} :: niece; daughter of someone's brother or sister
nicht {f} :: niece; daughter of someone's brother- or sister-in-law
nicht {m} :: [sometimes derogatory] male homosexual, a gay man; in particular one who is camp or effeminate
nicht im Frage {adj} :: out of the question
nichtje {noun} :: diminutive of nicht, meaning 'niece' or 'queer'
Nico {prop} {m} :: given name
Nicolaas {prop} :: given name
nicotine {f} :: nicotine (C10H14N2, alkaloid)
nicotinekauwgom {m} :: nicotine gum
nicotinepleister {f} :: nicotine patch
nie {adv} [dialectal] :: alternative form of niet
Niel {prop} :: town on the river Rupel in the southwest of the Belgian province of Antwerp
Niels {prop} {m} :: given name
-niem {suffix} :: -nym
Nieman {prop} :: surname
niemand {pron} :: nobody, no one
niemandsland {n} :: no man's land
niemendal {pron} :: completely nothing
Nienke {prop} {f} :: given name, diminutive of Catharina
nier {f} :: A kidney
nier {f} [especially in the diminutive] :: An animal kidney eaten as a food
niercrisis {f} :: renal crisis
nierfalen {n} :: kidney failure
niersteen {m} :: A kidney stone (calculus in a kidney)
niesbui {f} :: A sneezing fit
niesen {vi} [obsolete] :: alternative form of niezen
niet- {prefix} :: non-
niet {adv} :: Not, no: used to express negation
niet {f} :: staple
niet-aanvalsverdrag {n} :: nonaggression pact
nietapparaat {n} :: stapler, mechanical device to attach together papers etc
niet eens {adv} :: not even
nieten {vt} :: to staple
nieten {v} [obsolete] :: synonym of genieten
nietes {interj} [negation, colloquial, childish] :: Used to contradict a positive assertion
niet geschoten is altijd mis {proverb} :: nothing ventured, nothing gained
niet-gewelddadig {adj} :: non-violent
nietig {adj} :: minute, puny (very small)
nietig {adj} :: insignificant, powerless
nietig {adj} :: annulled, void
nietjesmachine {f} :: stapler, mechanical device to attach together papers etc
niet lullen maar poetsen {phrase} [idiomatic, Holland, colloquial] :: actions speak louder than words
nietmachine {f} :: stapler (device to attach bundles by staples)
niet meer {adv} :: Not anymore; no longer
niet-moedertaalspreekster {f} :: feminine noun of niet-moedertaalspreker
niet-moedertaalspreker {m} :: non-native speaker
niets {pron} :: nothing
niets nieuws onder de zon {phrase} :: nothing new
nietsnut {m} :: good-for-nothing
nietszeggend {adj} :: saying nothing, meaningless
niettegenstaande {prep} :: notwithstanding
niettemin {adv} :: nevertheless, nonetheless
niet verwijtbaar werkloos {adj} [legal] :: unemployed due to events not under one's control, such as downsizing, restructuring or employer going bankrupt
nieuw {adj} :: new
Nieuw-Amsterdam {prop} :: New Amsterdam, the Dutch colony on the North American East Coast which later became British as New York (renamed after an English city)
Nieuw Arch. Wisk. {prop} [mathematics] :: abbreviation of Nieuw Archief voor Wiskunde[1] ≡ New Archive for Mathematics
nieuwbouw {m} :: new development, newly built buildings particularly in reference to housing
nieuwbouwhuis {n} :: A newly developed house, a recently built house
nieuwbouwhuisje {noun} :: diminutive of nieuwbouwhuis
Nieuw-Caledonië {prop} {n} :: New Caledonia
Nieuwegein {prop} {n} :: Nieuwegein (town)
nieuweling {m} :: A newcomer, newbie, new (often inexperienced) user, member etc
nieuweling {m} :: A novice, beginner, greenhorn, inexperienced player, participant etc
Nieuwengels {prop} {n} :: Modern English
Nieuwengels {adj} :: Modern English
Nieuwenhuis {prop} :: surname
Nieuwe Testament {prop} {n} [Christianity, Bible] :: the New Testament, in any Christian canon
nieuwe zakelijkheid {prop} {f} :: alternative case form of Nieuwe Zakelijkheid
Nieuwe Zakelijkheid {prop} {f} :: New Objectivity
nieuwgeborene {mf} :: newborn
nieuwgekozen {adj} :: newly chosen
nieuwgepensioneerde {noun} :: newly-retired person
Nieuw-Guinea {prop} {n} :: New Guinea, an island
Nieuw Holland {prop} {n} [historical] :: alternative spelling of Nieuw-Holland
Nieuw-Holland {prop} {n} [historical] :: Australia
Nieuw-Holland {prop} {n} [historical] :: the Dutch colonial territories in Brazil
Nieuwhoogduits {prop} {n} :: New High German
Nieuwhoogduits {adj} :: New High German
Nieuwjaar {prop} {n} :: New Year (celebration at 1 January)
nieuwjaarsnacht {m} :: New Year's Eve (night from 31 December to 1 January)
nieuwkomer {m} :: newcomer
Nieuwleusen {prop} {n} :: Nieuwleusen (village)
nieuwlichter {m} [derogatory] :: One who introduces or adheres to new (newfangled) notions, practices or commodities
Nieuwnederlands {prop} {n} :: Modern Dutch (stage of the Dutch language spoken in modern times, 1500 is a common threshold)
Nieuwnederlands {adj} :: Modern Dutch
nieuws {n} :: news
nieuwsanker {n} [chiefly Belgium] :: news anchor
nieuwsbrief {m} :: newsletter
nieuwsgaring {f} :: newsgathering
nieuwsgier {adj} [archaic] :: curious, inquisitive
nieuwsgierig {adj} :: curious, inquisitive
nieuwsgierigheid {f} :: curiosity
nieuwslezer {m} [chiefly Netherlands] :: A newsreader, a news anchor, a newscaster
nieuwslezeres {f} :: A female news anchor, a female newscaster
nieuwsoverzicht {n} :: news overview (summary of the news)
Nieuwstadt {prop} {n} :: Nieuwstadt (town)
nieuwtestamenticus {m} :: New Testament scholar
Nieuw-Zeeland {prop} {n} :: New Zealand
Nieuw-Zeelander {m} :: New Zealander
Nieuw-Zuid-Wales {prop} {n} :: Nieuw-Zuid-Wales (state)
niezen {vi} :: To sneeze, exhale explosively
nift {f} [Holland] :: obsolete form of nicht
Nigeriaan {prop} {m} :: Nigerian (person from Nigeria)
Nigeriaans {adj} :: Nigerian
Nigeriaanse {prop} {f} :: a female person from Nigeria; feminine form of Nigeriaan
nihilisme {n} :: nihilism
nihilisme {n} :: (also capitalized: Nihilisme) Nihilism
nijd {m} :: envy, jealousy
nijd {m} :: envious or general anger
Nijdam {prop} :: surname
nijdas {m} [colloquial, Northern Dutch] :: A grouch, cross-patch, nastily grumpy man
nijden {vt} [obsolete] :: to envy, to be jealous of
nijden {vt} [obsolete] :: to be hostile towards
nijder {m} [obsolete, now only as a historical term in literary studies] :: An envious hater
nijdig {adj} :: angry, livid, furious
nijg {adj} :: impressive, fabulous
nijg {adv} :: very
nijg {adv} :: very well
nijg {adv} :: hard
nijg {interj} :: cool!
nijgen {v} :: to bow down (out of politeness)
nijgen {v} :: to curtsey
Nijkerk {prop} :: Nijkerk (city/and/municipality)
Nijl {prop} {m} :: the river Nile
nijlgans {f} :: Egyptian goose, Alopochen aegyptiacus
nijlpaard {n} :: hippopotamus, Hippopotamus amphibius
nijlpaard {n} :: hippopotamus, any of the Hippopotamidae
Nijman {prop} :: surname
Nijmegen {prop} {n} :: Nijmegen (city/and/municipality)
nijpen {v} :: to pinch, squeeze
Nijs {prop} :: surname
Nijssen {prop} :: surname
Nijvel {prop} {n} :: Nivelles, a town in Belgium
nijver {adj} :: industrious, hardworking
Nijverdal {prop} {n} :: Nijverdal (village)
nijverheid {f} :: industry
nikkel {n} :: nickel
nikkel {m} :: nickel (the coin)
nikkelallergie {f} :: nickel allergy
nikkelen {adj} :: made of nickel
nikkelien {n} [chemistry] :: niccolite, nickeline; NiAs
nikkelijzer {n} :: kamacite: an alloy of nickel and iron, though mostly iron
nikkelstaal {n} :: nickel steel
nikkelstuk {n} :: a nickel or any coin made from the element nickel
nikkelvrij {adj} :: nickel-free (not containing nickel)
nikker {m} [pejorative, ethnic slur, offensive] :: A nigger (offensive slur for a black person)
nikker {m} [mythology, dated, now likely to be confused with the ethnic slur] :: A water spirit, especially one who lures (young) people to drown; a neck, nix, nixie
nikker {m} [obsolete] :: A demon, a devil
niks {pron} :: nothing
niks {adj} :: disagreeable, distasteful, not liking
niks {adj} :: uninteresting
niksen {vi} [colloquial] :: to do nothing, to loaf, to idle
niksnut {m} :: good-for-nothing
Nilo-Saharaans {adj} :: Nilo-Saharan
nimf {f} [Greek mythology, Roman mythology] :: nymph, female lesser divinity of nature
nimf {f} [entomology] :: nymph, juvenile form of a hemimetabolous insect
Nimma {prop} {n} [slang] :: Nijmegen
nimmer {adv} :: never
nimmermeer {adv} :: never again, not anymore
Nintendo-duim {m} :: Nintendo thumb, a gaming-related form of repetitive strain injury affecting the thumb
Nintendoën {vi} :: to play games on a Nintendo console or hand-held
niobium {n} :: niobium (chemical element)
nippen {v} :: to sip, take a nip
nippertje {noun} :: the very last moment
nipt {adj} :: narrow
nipt {adv} :: narrowly
nirwana {n} [Buddhism] :: nirvana
-nis {suffix} :: -ness
nis {f} [architecture] :: niche
nitride {n} :: nitride
-nitril {suffix} [functional group suffix] :: nitrile
nitrisch {adj} :: nitric (pertaining to nitrogen)
Nitrisch {adj} :: Nitrian (pertaining to the Wadi El-Natrun or the Nitrian Desert)
niveau {n} :: level
nivelleren {vt} :: to level economically
nivelleren {vt} [now less common] :: to level, to equalise, to flatten [physically or figuratively in senses not relating to economic distribution]
nix {m} :: nix, nixie (water spirit)
nix {pron} [slang] :: deliberate misspelling of niks
njet {noun} :: no
nl. {adv} :: viz. (abbreviation of namelijk)
n.n.b. {phrase} :: initialism of nog niet bekend
nnd. {prop} :: abbreviation of Nieuwnederduits
Noach {prop} {m} [chiefly Protestantism] :: Noah (mythological Biblical figure)
nobel {adj} :: noble, honourable
nobelium {n} :: nobelium
Nobelprijs {m} :: Nobel prize
noch {conj} :: neither...nor
noch {conj} :: nor
nochtans {adv} :: nevertheless
Nodebeek {prop} {n} :: Nodebais, a village in Belgium
nodeloos {adj} :: needless, unnecessary
Nodevoorde {prop} {n} :: Noduwez, a village in Belgium
nodig {adj} :: necessary, needed
nodig {adj} :: [only in attribute position] some amount or degree of, a certain level of, some
nodig {adv} :: necessarily, badly, urgently
nodigen {v} [rare] :: to invite
nodig hebben {v} :: to need
Noë {prop} {m} [chiefly Roman Catholicism] :: Noah (mythological Biblical figure)
noedel {m} :: noodle, especially a type from (East) Asian cuisine but sometimes also referring to those of different origin such as pasta
noemen {vt} :: to call, to name
noemen {vt} :: to mention
noemen {vi} [proscribed, dialectal] :: to have as one's name
noemenswaardig {adj} :: worth mentioning, significant
noemer {m} :: denominator (the number or expression written below the line in a fraction)
noemer {m} [obsolete, grammar] :: a word in the nominative case
noemereffect {n} :: effect from a change in the denominator
noem maar op {pron} :: you name it
noen {m} :: noon
Noen {prop} {m} :: Nu (deification of the primordial watery abyss in Egyptian mythology)
noenestond {f} [archaic or poetic] :: noon, midday
noest {adj} [dated] :: industrious
nog {adv} :: still, as before
nog {adv} [in negative phrases] :: yet
nog {adv} [with an amount] :: more, in addition
nogal {adv} :: rather, quite
nog eens {adv} :: once again
nog eens {adv} :: yet again
nog lang {adv} :: so far
nogmaals {adv} :: once again
nog maar {adv} :: only, just, merely, no more than (of a remainder)
nog niet {adv} :: not yet
nog nooit {adv} :: never before
nog steeds {adv} :: still (as before)
nog wat {phrase} :: then some
nog wel {adv} :: sometime
nog wel eens {adv} :: ever (at least once)
nog wel eens {adv} :: (especially when used with kunnen) easily
nok {f} :: ridge of a roof
nok {f} :: cam
nol {f} [now, chiefly Hollandic, dialectal] :: dune, usually a sandy hill
nomade {mf} :: nomad
nomenclatuur {f} :: nomenclature
nomen sacrum {n} [chiefly plural] :: A nomen sacrum
-nomie {suffix} :: -nomy
nominaal {adj} :: nominal, in name but not in reality
nominaal {adj} [grammar] :: nominal, pertaining to nouns and/or nominals
nominaal {adj} [economics] :: nominal, unadjusted for inflation
nominaal {m} :: nominal value, value of securities or money, rate of exchange
nominale klasse {f} [linguistics] :: noun class
nominatie {f} :: nomination
nominatief {adj} :: nominative (giving a name, naming; designating)
nominatief {m} [grammar] :: nominative case
nominativus {m} [grammar] :: the nominative case or a word therein
nomineren {vi} :: To nominate
non- {prefix} [hydrocarbon chain prefix] :: non-
non {f} :: nun
nonaan {n} [organic compound] :: nonane
non-binair {adj} :: non-binary
nonchalant {adj} :: careless, showing no interest or effort
nondedju {interj} [Southern Dutch] :: damn
none {m} [music] :: An interval of 13 [kleine none] of 14 [grote none] halftones
noneen {n} [organic compound] :: nonene
non-fictie {f} :: nonfiction
nonkel {m} :: [Belgium] uncle (brother of someone’s father or mother)
nonna {f} [historical] :: A (young) woman of mixed Indonesian/Malay and European descent
nonna {f} [historical] :: A young lady, a miss
nonnenklooster {n} :: A nuns' monastery, a nunnery
nonnetje {noun} [zoology] :: The duck-related aquatic bird species Mergus albellus (smew) (so-called presumably on account of its plumage)
nonnetje {noun} [zoology] :: The mollusk Macoma balthica
non plus ultra {noun} [printing, dated] :: A small size of type, equivalent to 2 point
nonsens {m} :: nonsense (meaningless words)
nonyl {n} [organic chemistry] :: nonyl
nonyn {n} [organic compound] :: nonyne
nood {mf} :: emergency, distress (often used in compounds)
nood {mf} :: need
nooddruft {f} [dated] :: poverty
nooddruftig {adj} [dated] :: needy
noodfonds {n} :: emergency fund
noodgeval {n} [chiefly countable] :: emergency, emergency case
noodhospitaal {n} :: emergency hospital
noodhulp {f} :: emergency aid
noodklok {c} :: alarm bell
noodlanding {f} :: An emergency landing
noodlot {n} :: fate, destiny
noodlot {n} :: disastrous fate
noodlot {n} :: bad luck, misfortune
noodlottig {adj} :: catastrophic, disastrous
noodlottig {adj} :: fatal, lethal
noodmunt {f} :: obsidional coin
noodsein {n} :: A distress signal
noodtoestand {m} :: state of emergency
nooduitgang {m} :: emergency exit
noodverband {n} :: An emergency bandage
noodweer {n} :: extremely bad weather (e.g torrential rainfall)
noodweer {f} :: self-defence in case of emergency
noodweer {f} [law] :: the right to self-defense
noodwendig {adj} :: inevitable, inescapable
noodwendig {adj} [archaic] :: necessary
noodzaak {f} :: necessity, need
noodzakelijk {adj} :: necessary
noodzakelijk {adv} :: necessarily
noodzakelijkerwijs {adv} :: necessarily
noodzaken {v} :: to force, to compel
nooit {adv} :: never
nooit ofte nimmer {adv} :: never ever
-noom {suffix} :: -nomist
Noor {m} :: A Norwegian, member or descendant of the (Germanic) people of Norway
Noor {m} [metonymy] :: Something (originally or typically) Norwegian
Noor {m} :: notably a type of skates - usually in the plural: Noren
Noor {m} [obsolete] :: A Norseman, Nordic man, Scandinavian
Noor {prop} {f} :: A female given name, equivalent to English Nora (from Eleonora)
noord {adv} [only in compounds] :: north
noord {adv} :: northwards
Noord-Amerika {prop} {n} :: North America
Noord-Beveland {prop} {n} :: An island in Zeeland to the north of Zuid-Beveland and Walcheren and to the south of Schouwen-Duiveland
Noord-Brabant {prop} {n} :: North Brabant, a province of the Netherlands
noordelijk {adj} :: northern
Noordelijke IJszee {prop} {f} :: The Arctic Ocean
Noordelijk Territorium {prop} {n} :: The Northern Territory, a constitutive territory (not a full state) in the north of federal Australia
noordeling {m} :: northerner
noordeling {m} :: especially someone from the North of the Netherlands
noordeling {m} :: name of a potato variety
noorden {n} :: north
Noordenveld {prop} :: Noordenveld (municipality)
noorder- {prefix} :: northern
noorderbreedte {f} :: northern latitude - The angular distance north from the equator, measured along the meridian at a particular point
noorderbuur {m} :: A neighbouring country to the north
noorderbuur {m} :: An inhabitant or national of a northern neighbouring country
Noorderkroon {prop} {f} [constellation] :: Corona Borealis
noorderlicht {n} :: northern lights, aurora borealis
noorderling {m} :: northerner, someone living in, coming from or associated with the north of the world, a country etc
Noordfries {prop} {n} :: The North Frisian language
Noordfries {m} :: A North Frisian person
Noordfries {adj} :: North Frisian
Noord-Germaans {adj} :: North Germanic
Noord-Holland {prop} {n} :: North Holland, a province of the Netherlands
Noord-Hollands {adj} :: of or relating to North Holland
Noord-Ierland {prop} {n} :: Northern Ireland
Noord-Korea {prop} {n} :: North Korea
noordoost {adv} [only in compounds] :: northeast
noordoost {adv} :: towards the northeast
noordoostelijk {adj} :: northeastern, northeasterly
noordoosten {n} :: northeast (compass point)
Noordoostpolder {prop} {m} :: Noordoostpolder (polder)
Noordoostpolder {prop} {m} :: Noordoostpolder (municipality)
noordpool {m} :: north pole
Noordpool {prop} {m} :: North Pole
Noord-Rijnland-Westfalen {prop} {n} :: North Rhine-Westphalia
Noordrijn-Westfalen {prop} {n} :: North Rhine-Westphalia
Noords {adj} :: Nordic
Noordsvaarder {prop} {m} :: A sand plain forming the western end of Terschelling, formerly a sandbar
noordvaarder {m} [historical] :: A Dutch merchant ship that traded in wood, usually in Norway
noordwaarts {adv} :: northwards
noordwaarts {adj} :: northward, northerly
noordwest {adv} [only in compounds] :: northwest
noordwest {adv} :: towards the northwest
Noordwestblok {prop} {n} :: North-West Block (hypothetical prehistoric cultural region in present-day Belgium, the Netherlands, northern France and north-west Germany)
noordwestelijk {adj} :: northwestern, northwesterly
noordwesten {n} :: northwest (compass point)
Noordwest-Germaans {adj} :: Northwest Germanic
Noordzee {prop} {f} :: The North Sea, part of the Atlantic Ocean between Britain, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany, Scandinavia and France
noordzeekrab {f} :: brown crab, edible crab, Cancer pagurus
Noors {adj} :: Norwegian
Noors {n} :: The Norwegian language
Noorwegen {prop} {n} :: Norway
noot {f} :: nut
noot {f} [vulgar, chiefly plural] :: testicle, nut
noot {f} :: note (musical note)
noot {f} :: note (brief remark)
noot {f} :: note (a commentary or reference appended to a text)
noot {n} [archaic] :: cattle, livestock
noot {n} [archaic] :: cow, neat
nootmuskaat {f} :: A nutmeg (the hard aromatic seed of the Moluccan tree Myristica fragrans)
nope {interj} [colloquial] :: nope
nopen {vt} [now, chiefly figurative] :: to force, to compel
nopen {vt} :: to excite, to rouse, to stimulate
nopen {vt} [obsolete] :: to goad, to jab [with a goad]
nopens {prep} :: concerning, with respect to, regarding
noppes {pron} [colloquial] :: nothing
nor {noun} [colloquial] :: Jail, prison; imprisonment
Nora {prop} {f} :: given name
norit {mf} {n} [pharmaceutical drug] :: a brand of activated carbon
norm {f} :: norm, standard
normaal {adj} :: normal, usual, in accordance with what is common
normaal {adj} [mathematics] :: normal, perpendicular
normaal {adv} :: normally, usually
normaal {f} [mathematics] :: normal (line or vector perpendicular to another element)
normaalkracht {f} [physics] :: normal force
normaalvector {m} :: A vector that is perpendicular to another element (e.g. a plane or line)
normaalverdeling {f} :: normal distribution (Gaussian distribution)
normaliseren {vt} :: to normalize, to make normal
normaliseren {vt} [statistics, mathematics] :: to normalize, to correct for variables or to adjust values to a given norm
normaliseren {vt} :: to normalize, to standardize
normaliter {adv} [formal] :: normally
normtaal {f} :: normative language, a language standard that is considered normative
norovirus {n} :: norovirus, virus of the genus Norovirus
nors {adj} :: surly, sulky
nosologie {f} :: nosology
nostalgisch {adj} :: nostalgic
Nostratisch {adj} :: Nostratic
nota {f} :: notice, official message or document
nota {f} [Belgium] :: note, memorandum
nota bene {phrase} :: nota bene (used to add an aside or warning to a text)
notarieel {adj} :: notarial
notaris {m} [legal] :: notary
notatie {f} :: notation
notenboom {m} :: nut tree, especially walnut tree
notenolie {f} :: nut oil
notenschrift {n} :: musical notation
noteren {v} :: to write down, note
notie {f} :: notion
notitie {m} :: note (writing)
notitieboek {n} :: notebook (book in which notes are written)
notities {noun} :: plural of notitie
notuleren {v} [rare] :: to minute, to write down the minutes of a meeting
nou {adv} :: now; alternative form of nu
nou {adv} :: come on; modal particle indicating a certain degree of urgency or impatience on behalf of the speaker
nou {interj} :: so, well; when pressing someone
nou {interj} :: well; indicates a certain degree of doubt
nou {interj} :: wow; indicates amazement or surprise
nou breekt mijn klomp {phrase} :: An expression of surprise
nou eenmaal {adv} :: alternative form of nu eenmaal
nou en {interj} :: so what (reply of indifference)
nou en of {interj} [colloquial] :: you bet, certainly, hell yes [enthusiastic affirmative]
nou ja {interj} :: would you look at that!, well well well..
Nouméa {prop} :: Nouméa, the capital of the French overseas possession New Caledonia
nova {f} [astronomy] :: nova, nova star
Nova Zembla {prop} {f} :: Novaya Zemlya
noveen {f} :: alternative form of novene
novelle {f} :: a literary essay on closely related events
novelle {f} :: a short novel, short story
november {m} :: November
novene {f} :: A novena
novum {n} :: A novelty, a novum
nozem {m} :: someone who belonged to a 1950s Dutch youth culture revolving around (light) motorcycles, similar to a greaser, raggare or Teddy boy
nozem {m} :: rowdy, especially one with long hair, beard and tattoos like an archetypical Hells Angel
nr. {noun} :: No., no. abbreviation of nummer
nr {n} :: No.; no.; abbreviation of nummer
NRW {prop} {n} :: abbreviation of Noordrijn-Westfalen
NS {prop} [rail transport] :: initialism of Nederlandse Spoorwegen
NSB'er {m} :: adherent of the NSB or Nationaal-Socialistische Beweging
NSB'er {m} [pejorative] :: quisling
NSB'er {m} [colloquial] :: traitor, backstabber
NSDAP {prop} {f} [history] :: NSDAP, abbreviation of Nationaalsocialistische Duitse Arbeiderspartij (National Socialist German Workers Party)
NS-station {n} [Netherlands] :: train station
nu {adv} :: now, at the present moment
nu {adv} :: now, this time (indicating a certain amount of impatience)
nu {conj} :: now (that)
nuance {f} :: nuance, subtle distinction
nuanceren {vt} :: to nuance, to detail
nuancering {f} :: A nuance or the act of nuancing
nu breekt mijn klomp {phrase} :: alternative form of nou breekt mijn klomp
nuchter {adj} :: prosaic, matter of fact
nuchter {adj} :: sober, not drunk
nuchter {adj} [of a person] :: having neither eaten nor drunk anything
nuchter {adj} [of a body] :: empty as a result of fasting
nuchter {adj} [of an animal] :: newborn
nuchter {adv} :: matter-of-factly
nuchterheid {f} :: soberness
nuchterheid {f} :: level-headedness, prosaicness
nucleon {n} :: nucleon
nucleus {m} :: nucleus, core
nudisme {n} :: Nudism
nudist {m} :: A nudist
nudistisch {adj} :: nudist, pertaining to nudism or nudists
Nudorp {prop} {n} :: Wihogne, a village in Belgium
nu eenmaal {adv} :: just, as a matter of fact; (a modal particle indicating a certain fact that the speaker accepts is unlikely to change.)
Nuenen {prop} {n} :: Nuenen (village)
Nuenen, Gerwen en Nederwetten {prop} {n} :: Nuenen, Gerwen en Nederwetten (municipality)
nuf {f} [derogatory] :: a woman, in particular a girl, who is considered arrogant or posh
nuffig {adj} :: arrogant, supercilious, snobbish; particularly in a way associated with diva-like young women
nufje dundoek {n} [dated, pejorative] :: A girl who is tidy, wears elegant clothing and is considered snobbish and prudish
nuk {f} :: whim, impulse
nukkig {adj} [describing moods or personalities] :: moody, inconstant, temperamental
nul {num} :: zero, nought
nul {m} [mathematics] :: A zero, naught, the numerical expression of none, nothing
nul {m} [figuratively] :: A score of zero, the worst possible result
nul {m} [figuratively] :: A good-for-nothing, worth-/use-less person
nul {adj} [archaic] :: nul, void
nul {adj} :: worthless
nulde {adj} :: zeroth
nulles {adv} :: a colloquial term for nothing
nulletje {noun} :: diminutive of nul
nulliteit {f} :: insignificance, negligible value
nulliteit {f} :: human zero, cipher, insignificant person
nulmeridiaan {m} :: prime meridian
nulsomspel {n} :: zero-sum game
nulurencontract {n} :: zero-hour contract
nuluurcontract {n} :: zero-hour contract
nul-zes-nummer {n} [Netherlands] :: alternative form of 06-nummer
Numeri {prop} :: Numbers (book of the Bible)
numeriek {adj} :: numerical
Numidië {prop} {n} :: Numidia
Numidiër {m} :: a Numidian
Numidisch {adj} :: Numidian
Numidisch {prop} {n} :: Numidian (language spoken by the inhabitants of the ancient kingdom in modern day Algeria)
nummer {n} :: number used as a means of identification
nummer {n} :: number (used to show the rank of something in a list or sequence)
nummer {n} :: a song or musical performance; a track
nummer {n} :: issue of a publication (e.g. a magazine)
nummer {n} [by extension] :: number of an item on a menu; a dish identified by such a number
nummerbord {n} :: A number plate, a license plate (plate containing an (alpha)numeric identifier for a road vehicle)
nummerbordje {noun} :: diminutive of nummerbord
nummer honderd {n} [colloquial, idiom] :: A toilet, in particular in a hotel; a loo
nummerplaat {f} :: license plate, number plate
Nunspeet {prop} :: Nunspeet (village/and/municipality)
nuntius {m} [Roman Catholicism] :: A nuncio (diplomatic representative of the Holy See)
nurks {adj} :: grumpy
nurks {adj} [uncommon] :: callous
nurks {m} :: grouch, curmudgeon
nut {n} :: use, point, utility, sense
nut {n} :: benefit
nut {adj} [obsolete] :: useful
Nuth {prop} {n} :: Nuth (village)
nutsbank {f} :: utility bank
nutsbedrijf {n} :: utility company
nutsdier {n} :: livestock, productive domestic animal
Nutsman {m} :: A male member of the Maatschappij tot Nut van 't Algemeen
nutteloos {adj} :: useless, pointless
nutteloos {adj} :: meaningless, purposeless
nutteloosheid {f} :: uselessness
nutten {vt} [obsolete] :: to use, to enjoy use of
nutten {vt} [obsolete] :: to consume, to eat
nuttig {adj} :: useful, handy
nuttigen {v} :: to consume (food), imbibe (drinks)
N.V. {f} :: initialism of naamloze vennootschap
n.v.d.r. {phrase} [initialism] :: editor's note, note from the editors
nylon {n} :: Nylon
nylon {m} :: A nylon stocking
nylonkous {f} :: A nylon stocking