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nacer, (pres. nazco), to be born, spring, take its rise. nación, f., nation. nacional, national. nada, nothing. nadar, to swim. naipe, m., playing card. Napoleón, Napoleon. naranja, f., orange. nariz, f., nose; en las narices, face to face. natal, native. natural, natural. naufragar, to sink. navaja, f., razor. navegable, navigable. navegar, to navigate, go boating. necesario,-a, necessary. necesidad, f., necessity, need. necesitar, to need. necio,-a, ignorant, silly. necio, m., ignoramus. negociante, m., merchant. negocio, m., business, affair, matter. negro,-a, black. ni, nor; —— ... ——, neither... nor. Nicaragua, f., Nicaragua. nieta, f., granddaughter. nieto, m., grandson. nieve, f., snow. Nilo, m., the Nile. ningún, see ninguno. ninguno,-a, no, none, no one. niña, f., girl; child. niño, m., boy; child. níquel, m., nickel. nitrato, m., nitrate. nivel, m., level. no, not, no. noble, noble. noche, f., night; de la ——, at night. nombrar, to appoint, name. nombre, m., name. nordeste, m., northeast. norte, m., north. norteamericano,-a, North American. nos, acc. nosotros, us, to us; ourselves; each other. nosotros,-as, we, us. nota, f., mark; notoriety. notablemente, notably. notar, to notice. noticia, f., news, notice. novedad, f., novelty; sin ——, nothing out of the usual; tener por ——, to regard as unusual. noventa, ninety. novia, f., fiancee. novicio, m., novice. noviembre, m., November. novio, m., fiancé; los ——s, bridal couple, young married couple. nube, f., cloud, nuestro,-a, our. nuevamente, recently, newly, anew, again. Nueva York, New York, nueve, nine. nuevo,-a, new; de ——, again, número, m., number. numeroso,-a, numerous. nunca, never; ever.

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