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Ναασσών NaassōnNahshon.
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Ναγγαί NaggaiNaggai.
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Ναζαρέτ NazaretNazareth.
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Ναζαρηνός NazarēnosNazarene, of Nazareth.
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Ναζωραῖος NazōraiosNazarene, inhabitant of Nazareth.
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Ναθάμ NathamNathan.
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Ναθάν NathanNathan.
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Ναθαναήλ NathanaēlNathanael.
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ναί naiyes, truly, certainly, even so.
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Ναιμάν NaimanNaaman.
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Ναΐν NainNain.
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ναός naostemple, shrine.
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Ναούμ NaoumNahum.
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νάρδος nardosspikenard, oil of nard, perfume.
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Νάρκισσος NarkissosNarcissus.
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ναυαγέω nauageōsuffer shipwreck, am shipwrecked, ruined.
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ναύκληρος nauklērosship captain, master of a ship.
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ναῦλον naulonship fare.
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ναῦς nausship, vessel.
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ναύτης nautēssailor, seaman.
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ναυτικός nautikosskilled in sailing.
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Ναχώρ NachōrNahor.
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νεανίας neaniasyoung adult, young man, youth.
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νεᾶνις neanisyoung woman.
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νεανίσκος neaniskosyouth, young man.
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Νεάπολις NeapolisNeapolis.
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Νεεμάν NeemanNaaman.
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Νεῖλος NeilosNile.
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νεκρός nekrosdead, corpse.
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νεκρόω nekroōput to death, render weak.
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νέκρωσις nekrōsisdeath, putting to death, lifeless condition.
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νεομηνία neomēnianew moon, first of the month.
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νέος neosnew, young, fresh.
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νεοσσός neossosyoung bird, young one.
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νεότης neotēsyouth, youthfulness.
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νεόφυτος neophutosnewly converted, newly-planted, recent convert.
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νεῦρον neuronsinew, tendon, cord, bow, nerve.
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νεύω neuōnod, beckon (as a sign), make a sign.
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νεφέλη nephelēcloud.
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Νεφθαλείμ NephthaleimNaphtali.
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νέφος nephoscloud, multitude, great company.
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νεφρός nephrosmind, kidney as a general emotional center.
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νεωκόρος neōkorostemple keeper, guardian, temple warden.
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νεωτερικός neōterikosyouthful, juvenile.
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νή nēby (a particle of affirmation employed in oaths), swearing by.
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νήθω nēthōspin.
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νηπιάζω nēpiazōbe (as) a child, babe, am childish, infantile.
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νήπιος nēpiosinfant, child, unlearned.
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Νηρεύς NēreusNereus.
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Νηρί NēriNeri.
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νησίον nēsionsmall island, little island.
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νῆσος nēsosisland.
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νηστεία nēsteiafasting, fast, day of atonement.
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νηστεύω nēsteuōfast.
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νῆστις nēstisnot eating, hungry, fasting, causing hunger, starving, without food.
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νηφαλέος nēphaleossober, temperate.
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νηφάλιος nēphaliossober, temperate, self-controlled.
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νήφω nēphōbe sober, abstain from wine, am calm, vigilant, sober.
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Νίγερ NigerNiger.
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Νικάνωρ NikanōrNicanor.
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νικάω nikaōovercome, conquer.
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νίκη nikēvictory.
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Νικόδημος NikodēmosNicodemus.
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Νικολαΐτης NikolaitēsNicolaitan.
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Νικόλαος NikolaosNicolaus.
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Νικόπολις NikopolisNicopolis.
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νῖκος nikosvictory.
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Νινευΐ NineuiNineveh.
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Νινευίτης NineuitēsNinevite.
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νιπτήρ niptērwash basin, basin.
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νίπτω niptōwash.
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νοέω noeōunderstand, consider.
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νόημα noēmathought, mind, purpose, design.
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νόθος nothosillegitimate child, illegitimate, bastard.
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νομή nomēpasture, spreading, pasturage, growth.
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νομίζω nomizōsuppose, think.
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νομικός nomikospertaining to the law, one skilled in the Mosaic law, lawyer, about law, one learned in the Law.
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νομίμως nomimōsrightly, lawfully.
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νόμισμα nomismacoin, money.
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νομοδιδάσκαλος nomodidaskalosteacher of the law, teacher and interpreter of the Mosaic Law.
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νομοθεσία nomothesialegislation, law, lawgiving.
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νομοθετέομαι nomotheteomailegislate, make law.
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νομοθετέω nomotheteōordain, enact.
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νομοθέτης nomothetēslawgiver, legislator.
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νόμος nomoslaw, custom.
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νοσέω noseōbe sick, have an unhealthy desire, am diseased.
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νόσημα nosēmatrouble, disease.
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νόσος nososdisease, malady.
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νοσσία nossiabrood, brood of young birds.
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νοσσίον nossionyoung bird, nestling, young of birds.
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νοσσός nossosyoung bird.
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νοσφίζομαι nosphizomaikeep back.
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νοσφίζω nosphizōrob, set apart, separate, put aside for oneself.
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νότος notossouth wind, south, South.
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νουθεσία nouthesiaadmonition, instruction, warning.
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νουθετέω noutheteōadmonish, exhort, warn, counsel.
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νουμηνία noumēnianew moon as a festival.
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νουνεχῶς nounechōswisely, thoughtfully, discreetly.
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νοῦς nousmind, reasoning faculty.
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Νύμφα NumphaNympha.
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Νυμφᾶς NumphasNymphas.
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νύμφη numphēbride, young woman, daughter-in-law.
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νυμφίος numphiosbridegroom.
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νυμφών numphōnbridal chamber, wedding hall.
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νῦν nunnow, already, at present.
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νυνί nuninow, already, at present.
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νύξ nuxnight, night-time.
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νύσσω nussōprick, pierce, stab.
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νυστάζω nustazōbecome drowsy, doze, nod in sleep, am drowsy, slumber.
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νυχθήμερον nuchthēmeronday and a night, twenty-four hours.
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Νῶε NōeNoah.
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Νωεμείν NōemeinNaomi.
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νωθρός nōthroslazy, sluggish, dull.
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νῶτος nōtosback, back of men or animals.
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