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NA that (a connector)
NA yet (in questions). Nagkakakan ka na? Have you eaten yet; have you already
eaten?
NA about (when used with the future tense). Madumán na kamí. We’re about to leave.
NA- verbal affix, past tense of MA-; NA+R- progressive tense of MA-
NAG- verbal affix, past tense of MAG-; NAG+R- progressive tense of MAG-
NAGÍNI a demon, part of a trinity with ARAPÁYAN and MAKBARÚBAK. (Bikol mythology)
NÁKER WHÍTE NÁKER mother of pearl. Whíte nákar siyá. She’s light skinned.
NAM- verbal affix occurring before bases beginning with B, P, and M; see NANG-
NAMÁN again (as something done more than once, not a command nor a verb). Si kuyán
na namán an nakatáma’. So- and- so hit the bull’s-eye again. Iká na namán. So it’s
you again.
NÁMIT taste, flavor; MA- flavorful, tasty, savory; MAG-, -AN to taste
NAMÓK mosquito; MA- having a lot of mosquitoes; -ON or MA- to get a mosquito bite
NAN- verbal affix occurring before bases beginning with T, D, S, and N; see NANG-
NÁNA’ pus; MA- pussy; MAG- to become pussy; -AN or MA-+-AN to secrete pus
NÁNOK sound (sleep), soundly. Nánok si túrog niyá. He slept soundly; he’s in a
sound sleep.
NANG- verbal affix, past tense of MANG-; NANG-+R- progressive tense of MANG-
NANGGÁD never. Da’í ka nanggád mapapatúrog kon maribókan sa luwás. You’ll never
fall asleep if it’s noisy outside. Da’í ka nanggád magdumán. You must never go.
NÁSA in, on; Nása gílid On the edge; Nása ospitál In the hospital
NASIONÁL national
NASIONALÍSMO nationalism
NATURÁL naturally
NÁVY (E) the navy, a sailor
NEGLIHÉNSIA negligence
NÉGRA Negress
NÉGRO Negro
NÉRBIO nerve
NI NI … NI either…or; neither…nor
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NIKOTÍNA nicotine
NÍNANG godmother
NÍPA’ palm tree (sp; whose leaves are used for roofing and walls)
NÍWANG MA- thin (for animals and people), slender, slim, skinny, slight, scrawny,
lean, gaunt; MAG- to become thin, slender, etc., to lose weight; MAG+PA- to go on a
diet; MAG+PA-, PA-+-ON to make thin
NO-ARÍN when (future tense) used as a question; KON NO-ARÍN some other time, on
another occasion; KON NO-ARÍN SA sometime within; Kon no-arín sa búlan na iní
Sometime within this month
NOBÉLA novel
NOBÉNTA ninth; NOBÉNTA Y ÚNO ninety-one (see ‘thirty’ for further forms)
NOBIÉMBRE November
-NON (O) suffix indicating ‘people of’; DAGÁTNON people of the sea; BIKÓLNON people
of the Bikol region
NUGPÓ a piece of smoldering fire wood saved to start the next fire
NÚKNÚK gnat
NÚ’NÚ’ MAG- to run (the nose). Nagnunú’nu’ an sí’pon mo. Your nose is running (lit:
Your cold is running).
NUNGKÁ never
NÚSNÚS MAG-, -ON to scour, to scrub, to rub with a cloth; PANG- an abrasive