| naevus | = | fault |
| nam | = | but now, certainly |
| nam | = | conj, for, for example, instance |
| nam | = | but now, on the other hand, surely |
| nam | = | for |
| namque | = | for indeed |
| Namucense | = | Namur |
| narro | = | to make known, say, speak, narrate |
| narro | = | to set forth |
| nascor nasci natus | = | to be born, spring forth |
| nasus | = | nose |
| natalis natalis | = | birthday |
| natare | = | float, swim |
| natio | = | nation, people |
| natio | = | nation |
| natio nationis | = | nation, race, people, breed, pagan people |
| nativitas | = | birth |
| natu (ab,sing.) | = | by birth |
| natura | = | nature |
| natus | = | son |
| nauta | = | sailor |
| navale | = | ship's station, dockyard |
| navigatio | = | voyage, navigation |
| naviger | = | ship-bearing |
| navigium | = | navigation |
| navigo | = | to sail, navigate |
| navis | = | ship, vessel |
| navis navis | = | ship, vessel, boat |
| navitas | = | energy, get up and go |
| ne (conj.) | = | that .. not, in order that .. not, in order not to |
| ne .. quidem | = | not .. even |
| nebula | = | fog, mist, cloud |
| nebulosus | = | misty, foggy |
| nec | = | conj, and not |
| nec .. nec | = | neither nor |
| nec tamen | = | and yet .. not |
| necare | = | die, expire, pass away |
| necdum (neque dum) | = | and not yet |
| necessarius | = | needful, things needed |
| necessarius | = | necessary, needed, essential |
| necesse (adj.) | = | necessary, unavoidable, indispensable |
| necessitas | = | need, exigency, unavoidability |
| necne | = | or not |
| necnon | = | and also |
| neco | = | to slay |
| neco | = | to kill, slay, put to death |
| necto | = | to fasten together |
| necto | = | to tie up, bind, fasten |
| nefandus | = | abominable |
| nefarius | = | execrable, impious |
| nefas | = | wrong, sin |
| negare | = | deny, refuse, reject |
| neglectum | = | slight |
| neglego | = | to disregard |
| negligentia | = | carelessness |
| nego | = | to deny, refuse a request, deny something to some |
| negotium | = | employment, business, task, occupation, pains |
| negotium | = | pains, labor, task, pursuit |
| nemo | = | no one, nobody |
| nemorosa | = | shady |
| nemorosus | = | wooded, covered with trees, forested |
| nemus | = | tree, sacred grove |
| neo | = | to spin, interweave. (to spin thread and yarn) |
| nepos nepotis | = | grandson |
| nequam | = | vile |
| nequam | = | worthless, good for nothing, bad |
| nequaquam | = | by no means, not at all |
| nequaquam | = | in no wise |
| neque | = | neither |
| neque .. neque | = | neither .. nor |
| neque nec | = | and not, nor |
| nequeo | = | not to be able |
| nequeo | = | not to be able, to be impossible |
| nequequam | = | by no means, not at all |
| nequiquam | = | fruitlessly, to no purpose |
| nequiter | = | wretchedly, vilely |
| nequitia | = | vileness |
| nequitia nequities | = | worthlessness, badness, wickedness |
| nescio | = | to be ignorant, be unaware, not know, be unkowing |
| nex | = | violent death, slaughter, death |
| nexus | = | fastening |
| nichilominus | = | nevertheless |
| nidor | = | vapor, smell, reek, odor |
| niger | = | black |
| nihil (undeclinable) | = | nothing |
| nihildom | = | nothing as yet |
| nihilominus | = | nevertheless |
| nihilominus nichilominus | = | nevertheless, notwithstanding |
| nihilum | = | nothing |
| nimirum | = | of course, undoubtedly, certainly |
| nimis | = | adv. too much, overmuch, excessively |
| nimis (adv.) | = | too much, overmuch, excessively |
| nimium (adv.) | = | too much, overmuch, excessively |
| nisi | = | if not, unless, except |
| nisus | = | exertion, endeavor |
| niteo | = | to shine, glitter, be bright, glow, be sleek |
| nitesco | = | to begn to shine, to grow fat or sleek |
| nitesco | = | to begin to shine, grow sleek |
| nitida | = | glittering |
| nitidus | = | bright, shining, fat, sleek, flowering |
| nitor | = | brillance, brightness, glow, elegance, splendor |
| nitor | = | to strive, exert oneself, make an effort, perseve |
| nitor | = | splendor, glow, elegance, brilliance, brightness |
| nitor | = | to endeavor |
| nitor | = | to rest, lean, support oneself, trust in, depend |
| Nivellensem | = | Nivelles, city and monastery |
| niveus | = | white, snowy |
| nix | = | snow |
| nixor | = | to lean against, strive, strain, labor, struggle |
| nixus | = | strain, effort |
| no (nare, navi) | = | to swim, float, fly, sail |
| nobis (abl.) | = | us, there'll be no one as happy as US |
| nobis (dat.) | = | us, the world belongs to US |
| nocens | = | bad, wicked, injurious, culpable, evil |
| noceo | = | do harm, inflict injury |
| noceo (+ dat.) | = | to do harm to, inflict injury, hurt |
| nolens | = | unwilling |
| nolo | = | to to be unwilling |
| nomen | = | appellation, name |
| nomen | = | name |
| nomen Romanorum | = | Roman power |
| nominatim | = | by name, expressly |
| nomine tenus | = | nominally, in name |
| nominor | = | to be renowned |
| non | = | not |
| non jam | = | no longer |
| non solum .. sed etiam | = | not only .. but also |
| nonaginta | = | ninety |
| nondum | = | not yet |
| nonnisi | = | not, not unless |
| nonnullus | = | some, pl. several |
| nonnumquam | = | sometimes |
| nonus | = | ninth |
| norma | = | organization |
| normalis | = | regular |
| Northmanni | = | Normans |
| nos | = | us, they tried to tell US we're too young |
| nos | = | we, WE live and die by that creed |
| nosco | = | to become acquainted with, get to know |
| noster nostra nostrum | = | our, ours |
| noster nostri | = | our ours, OUR hearts beat as one |
| noster nostri | = | our ours, that old dream of OURS |
| nota | = | mark, token, note, sign |
| notabilis | = | -e, noteworthy, notable, notorious |
| notarius | = | stenographer (class.), notary, legal scribe |
| notitia | = | knowledge. information, data, notes, annotations |
| noto-are | = | make note, mark down |
| notos | = | south wind |
| nous | = | intelligence |
| novem | = | nine |
| novercalis | = | malevolent |
| novitas | = | newness, novelty, strangeness |
| novo | = | to make anew, refresh, revive, change, alter |
| novus | = | new, fresh, young, inexperienced, revived |
| novus | = | novel, unusual, extraordinary, news, novelty |
| novus | = | new, novel |
| nox | = | night |
| nox noctis | = | night |
| noxa | = | offense, crime |
| noxialis | = | noxious |
| nullatenus | = | in no wise |
| nullus | = | not any, no, none |
| numen | = | divine will |
| numerus | = | total, category, class, number |
| nummus | = | coin |
| numquam | = | at no time, never |
| nunc | = | now, at the present time, soon, at this time |
| nunc | = | at present, now |
| nunc quidem | = | at one time..then |
| nuncupo | = | to call, proclaim |
| nundinae | = | trade |
| nunquam | = | never |
| nuntio | = | to announce, report, relate |
| nuntium-i | = | n, messenger |
| nuntius | = | messenger, message |
| nuper | = | newly, recently, not long ago |
| nuptiae | = | wedding |
| nuptialis | = | wedding |
| nusquam | = | nowhere, on no occasion |
| nusquam | = | nowhere, in no place, nothing, for nothing, never |
| nusquam esse | = | not to exist |
| nuto | = | to falter in fidelity, give way to |
| nutrimens | = | food, nourishment |
| nutrimentus | = | nourishment |
| nutrio | = | to suckle, nourish, bring up, rear |
| nutritor | = | toraise, feed |
| nutus | = | command |
| nutus | = | a nod, command, will, gravitation, movement down |
| nutus | = | a nodding, nod, command, will |
| nux | = | nut |