English words starting with N

172 words starting with N with Hindi meaning, synonyms, antonyms and examples.

• NabverbCatch (someone) doing something wrong.
• NabobnounA wealthy, powerful, or influential person.
• NadirNounThe lowest point in the fortunes of a person or organization.
• NaggingadjectivePersistently painful or worrying.
• Nail downidiomTo specify something; to establish or determine something concretely.
• NaiveadjectiveLacking experience or sophistication; too trusting.
• Naivelyadverb(In a way that shows a lack of experience, wisdom, or judgment.)
• NaivetenounMeaning- Lack of experience, wisdom, or judgement.
• NaivetynounThe quality or state of being simple and sincere.
• NamesakenounA person or thing having the same name as another.
• NarcissismnounExcessive interest in or admiration of oneself and one's physical appearance.
• NarcissistnounA person who is excessively self-centered and has an exaggerated sense of self-importance.
• NarcissisticadjectiveHaving or showing an excessive interest in or admiration of oneself and one's physical a…
• NarcolepsynounA sleep disorder characterized by sudden and uncontrollable attacks of sleep.
• NarrateverbA story or a description of a series of events.
• NarratedverbA story or a description of a series of events.
• NarrativenounA story or a description of a series of events.
• NascencenounBeginning to exist or develop.
• NascentAdjectiveBeginning to exist; not yet fully developed.
• NastyadjectiveVery bad or unpleasant.
• NationalizeverbTo bring a privately owned industry or business under government ownership or control.
• NattyadjectiveNeat, stylish, and fashionable in appearance.
• NaughtnounNot anything/ come to nothing.
• NauseateverbCause someone to feel sick or disgusted.
• NauticaladjectiveRelated to ships, sailors, navigation, or the sea.
• NavigateverbThe process or activity of accurately ascertaining one's position and planning and follo…
• NavigatedverbThe process or activity of accurately ascertaining one's position and planning and follo…
• NavigatingverbThe process or activity of accurately ascertaining one's position and planning and follo…
• NavigationnounThe process or activity of accurately ascertaining one's position and planning and follo…
• NaysayverbMeaning: Say no to; deny or oppose.
• NaysayernounA person who criticizes, opposes, or says that something will not succeed.
• Nebulousadjective(of a concept) vague or ill-defined.
• NecessitateverbTo make something necessary or unavoidable.
• NecessitatedverbMake (something) necessary as a result or consequence.
• NecessitatingverbMake (something) necessary as a result or consequence.
• NecessitynounMake (something) necessary as a result or consequence.
• NecromancynounThe supposed practice of communicating with the dead, especially to predict the future.
• NeedleverbProvoke or annoy (someone) by continual criticism or questioning.
• Nefariousadjective(typically of an action or activity) wicked or criminal.
• NegateverbMake ineffective
• NeglectedadjectiveSuffering a lack of proper care.
• NeglectingverbSuffering a lack of proper care.
• NegligencenounSuffering a lack of proper care.
• NegligentadjectiveSuffering a lack of proper care.
• NegligibleadjectiveSo small or unimportant that it can be ignored; not worth considering. (?????, ???? ?? ??)
• NegotiateverbTo try to reach an agreement by formal discussion.
• NegotiatedverbObtain or bring about by discussion.
• NegotiatesverbObtain or bring about by discussion.
• NegotiatingverbObtain or bring about by discussion.
• NegotiationnounObtain or bring about by discussion.
• NemesisnounA long-standing rival or archenemy; something or someone that causes your downfall.
• NeolithicadjectiveRelating to the later part of the Stone Age, when people began farming and using polishe…
• NeologismnounA newly coined word or expression.
• NeophyteNounA person who is new to a subject, skill, or belief.
• NeotericadjectiveNew or modern; recent
• NepotismnounThe practice among those with power or influence of favoring relatives or friends
• NescientadjectiveLacking knowledge or awareness; ignorant.
• NestleverbTo settle or lie comfortably and closely in a protected position.
• NestlingnounA bird that is too young to leave the nest.
• NetheradjectiveLower in position.
• NettleverbAnnoy or irritate someone.
• NettlesomeadjectiveCausing irritation, annoyance, or trouble.
• NetworknounA connected system of people, things, roads or devices that work or communicate together.
• Neuralgicnoun(Intense, typically intermittent pain)
• NeurologynounThe branch of medicine concerned with the nervous system and its disorders.
• NeutraladjectiveMake (something) ineffective by applying an opposite force or effect.
• NeutralityverbMake (something) ineffective by applying an opposite force or effect.
• NeutralizeverbMake (something) ineffective by applying an opposite force or effect.
• NeutralizedverbMake (something) ineffective by applying an opposite force or effect.
• NeutralizingverbMake (something) ineffective by applying an opposite force or effect.
• NeverthelessadverbIn spite of that; however; even so.
• NewfangledadjectiveOf the newest style or kind/ attracted to novelty/ recently invented or developed and ha…
• Newsworthyadjectiveinteresting and important enough to be reported as news.
• NexorableadjectiveImpossible to stop or prevent.
• NexusnounA connection or link between people, things, or ideas; a central point of connection.
• Nibble awayphrasal verb(To slowly reduce something / to take away small amounts of something so that the total …
• NicetiesnounA fine or subtle detail or distinction.
• NicetynounA detail or small difference that is only obvious after careful thought:
• NichenounA comfortable or suitable position in life or employment.
• NiftyadjectiveParticularly good, clever, or effective; stylish and attractive.
• NiggardlinessnounMeaning- Reluctant to Give or Spend.
• NiggardlyadjectiveMean or unwilling to give or spend; stingy.
• Niggleverb/nounTo worry, annoy, or criticize over small details.
• NightmarishadjectiveMeaning: Very frightening and unpleasant; very difficult to deal with.
• NihilismnounThe belief that life has no meaning or purpose; rejection of religious and moral princip…
• Nihilisticadjective(Rejecting all religious and moral principles in the belief that life is meaningless.)
• NimbleadjectiveQuick and light in movement or action; agile.
• NimblenessnounThe quality of being quick in action or comprehension.
• NimblyadverbWith quick and easy movements.
• NimbusnounA rain-bearing cloud or a luminous halo surrounding a person or object.
• Nit-pickingnounMinute and usually unjustified criticism.
• NitpickverbTo criticize small and unimportant details.
• NitpickingnounFussy or pedantic fault-finding.
• Nitty-GrittynounThe most important aspects or practical details of a subject or situation.
• NixnounPut an end to, expressing denial or refusal, To destroy-
• No-frillsadjectiveMeaning: basic, without details or extras.
• NobbleverbTry to influence or thwart by underhand or unfair methods.
• NoctambulistnounA person who walks while asleep; a sleepwalker.
• NoctivagantadjectiveWandering or roaming about at night. (?????? ??? ????? ????)
• NocturnaladjectiveActive during the night and sleeping or resting during the day. (????????, ??? ??? ?????…
• NoeticadjectiveRelating to the mind, intellect, or mental activity; based on understanding or reason.
• NoisomeadjectiveHaving an extremely unpleasant smell; harmful or offensive.
• NomadicadjectiveLiving a life of moving from place to place rather than staying in one permanent location.
• NomenclaturenounA system or set of names used in a particular field or subject.
• Nominaladjective(1) In name only; not real. (नाममात्र) (2) Very small in amount.
• NominateverbPropose or formally enter as a candidate for election or for an honour or award.
• NominatedverbPropose or formally enter as a candidate for election or for an honour or award.
• NominatingverbPropose or formally enter as a candidate for election or for an honour or award.
• NominationnounPropose or formally enter as a candidate for election or for an honour or award.
• Non-discriminatoryadjectiveMeaning: Used to describe a situation in which everyone is treated in the same way.
• NonagenariannounA person who is between ninety and ninety-nine years old.
• NonchalantadjectiveFeeling or appearing casually calm and relaxed; not displaying anxiety, interest, or ent…
• NonchalantlyadverbIn a casually calm and relaxed manner.
• NoncommittaladjectiveNot expressing a clear opinion, decision, or promise.
• NoncompliancenounFailure or refusal to follow rules, laws, or instructions.
• NondescriptadjectiveLacking distinctive or interesting features; ordinary and unremarkable. (??????)
• NonentitynounA person or thing of little importance, or something that does not really exist.
• Nonpareiladjective(Having no match or equal; unrivalled.)
• NonpartisanadjectiveNot biased or affiliated with any particular political party or group.
• NonplussedadjectiveSo surprised and confused that one is unsure how to react. (?????-????? / ???? ?? ???? ?…
• NooknounA corner or recess, especially one offering seclusion or security.
• NormalcynounA situation where everything is normal or as you would expect it to be.
• NormativeadjectiveDescribing or setting standards or rules of behavior.
• NormsnounSomething that is usual, typical, or standard.
• NosedivenounA sudden and rapid fall or decline.
• NostalgianounsA sentimental longing or affection for the past, typically for a period or place with ha…
• NostrumnounA supposed cure-all, often of doubtful value; a quack remedy.
• Not bat an eyelididiomsShow (or showing) no surprise or concern.
• NotableadjectiveDeserving to be noticed or to receive attention.
• NotablyadverbIn a way that is worthy of attention; especially.
• NotarizeverbGet a document officially certified by a notary public, confirming signatures and authen…
• NotchnounA level on a scale, often marking quality or achievement.
• Notch upphrasal verb(To achieve something)
• Notchingverb(A level on a scale of measurement or achievement.)
• NoteworthyadjectiveDeserving to be noticed or to receive attention because it is unusual, important or inte…
• NotionnounAn idea, a belief or an understanding of something.
• NotionaladjectiveExisting as or based on a suggestion, estimate, or theory; not existing in reality)
• NotionsNounA conception of or belief about something.
• NotorietynounFamous or well known, typically for some bad quality or deed.
• NotoriousadjectiveWell known for being bad.
• NotoriouslyadverbFamous or well known, typically for some bad quality or deed.
• Notwithstandingpreposition/conjunctionIn spite of; despite the fact that. (?? ??????)
• NourishverbTo provide food, care, or support needed for growth and good health.
• Novelnouna story long enough to fill a complete book, in which the characters and events are usua…
• NoveltynounThe quality of being new, original, or unusual; something that is new or different. (???…
• NovicenounA person new to or inexperienced in a field or situation. (???????? / ????????)
• NoxiousadjectiveHarmful, poisonous, or very unpleasant.
• NoxiouslyadverbPoisonous or Harmful.
• Nuancenouna very slight difference in meaning, sound, colour or somebody’s feelings that is not us…
• Nuancedadjectivewith very slight differences in meaning or expression
• NuancesnounA subtle distinction or variation
• NubnounThe crux or central point of a matter.
• NubileadjectiveOf a young woman Suitable for marriage; sexually attractive.
• NuclearadjectiveRelating to the nucleus of an atom or involving nuclear energy.
• NudgeverbTo push somebody/something gently.
• NudgingverbProd (someone) gently with one's elbow in order to attract attention.
• NugacitynounTriviality or insignificance; something of little or no value or importance.
• NugatoryadjectiveOf no value or importance; useless or insignificant.
• NuisancenounA person, thing, or situation that causes trouble, annoyance, or inconvenience.
• Nukeverb(Destroy; get rid of.)
• NullificationnounThe act of nullifying; making null and void; counteracting or overriding the effect or f…
• NullifyverbTo make something legally or practically invalid; to cancel or make it have no value or …
• Numbadjective/verbUnable to feel anything; to make someone unable to feel.
• NumbingadjectiveMeaning- (Of an experience or a situation) making you unable to feel anything. ((स्तब्ध)…
• NumerousadjectiveGreat in number.
• NuminousadjectiveHaving a strong religious or spiritual quality; indicating the presence of divinity.
• NumismatistnounA person who studies or collects coins, currency, and medals.
• NuptialadjectiveRelating to marriage or a wedding.
• NurtureverbTo care for and encourage the growth or development of someone or something. (????-???? …
• NurturedverbCare for and protect (someone or something) while they are growing.
• Nuttyadjective(Unbalanced)
• NyctophobianounExtreme fear of the dark or night.