Contionary:na

Avendonian

Pronunciation

• (Central Avendonian) IPA^(key): [na]
• (North Adriatic) IPA^(key): [na˩˥]

Etymology

From Proto-Germanic *nēhw.

Adjective

na

1. near, close, nearby

Inflection

Inflection of na
positive	comparative	superlative
na	mere na	mesto na

Brooding

Alternative forms

Extended ASCII Form:	na
Abjad ASCII Form:	n

Pronunciation

(Brooding) IPA: /nɑ/

Adjective

na

1. together, in a group, common, collective

Diluvian Code

Etymology

From Pangaean √n.

Pronunciation

(Diluvian Code) IPA: /nə̂/
(Babelic) IPA: /nə/

Particle

na

1. proximity (common sense)
   1. ktomuxanar (Diluvian)
      1. near the edge of the knife
2. society (social sense)
   1. na tha ao tha (Babelic)
      1. to rule a nation is to rule its people
3. nose (mimetic sense)
   1. naonacar nnai (Diluvian)
      1. that is not my nose
4. ∅ (onomatopoeic sense)

Descendents

• Adamic Code: -n-'-l- in nal "nation"
• Hyperborean Code: -n- in nas "people"

Hakdor

Pronunciation

• Hakdor Phonology: /na/ ([ma])

Alternate Forms

• ma

Conjunction

na

1. whether, if

   A conjunction which precedes an interrogative clause.

Modern Standard Imperial

Pronunciation

(Modern Standard Imperial) IPA: /na/

Preposition

na

1. on top of

Sintsiran

Etymology

From Proto-Indo-European *ne‎ (no, not)

Determiner

na

1. no

Adverb

na

1. not

Central Isles Creole

Etymology

From Knrawi aná

Pronunciation

• (Central Isles Creole) IPA^(key): [na˥]

Verb

na

1. to break, to destroy

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