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herrecht , prior rightclaim.

Näherung» f. approach.

Nähren, v. 11. to feed. - v. a. tonourtß * nurfe\ (ich-, to liveupon; to get one's livelihood.Nahrhaft, a. nourißing*nntritive*alimental; lucrative , gainful.Nahrhaftigkeit, f. nutrition; lucra-tivenefs.

Nahrhch,a. narrow* fcarce.Nahtlos, a. giving no nqurißment;Nahrlofigkeit, f. bardntfs. [bard.Nahrung , i. nour-ßment* nutri-ment, aliment,food; fuftenance ,livelihood, profeffion,trade; cuf-torn Nahrungsmittel, food* vict-ual. Nahrungsfatt, chyle. Nah-rungsforge, ca re for fuftenauce.Naht, f. feam*futnre.

Nzhterey,f. needle-work.Kahterinn, f. ftamjlrefs % femßrefs.Name, m. name-, guter-, renown*credit , reputation. Namenlos,namelefs , anonymous ; unfpeak-able. Namenregifter, lift of na-mes* nomenclature. Namenstagjname day , anniverfary.Namentlich, a. by name. ad. na-mely.

Namhaft, a. - machen, to name *(ansehnlich) confiderable * re-nowned.

Nämlich, a. the fame. - ad. namely, to wit* visa.

Nanking, m. nanqueen.

Napf, m, bowel* cup, porringer.Naphtha, f. naphtha.

Narbe, f. fear , /earn* cicatrix.Narben, v. n. to cicatrice* fear.Narbig, a .full of fears* or holes.Nar<ie,f. ttard* fpikenard.

Narr, m. Närrinn, t. fool,fop* cox-comb* buffoon; droll; madman.Narrenhaus, madboufe , bedlam.Narrenkappe, fool s cap. Narren,kolbe, buffoon's club* or mac*.Narrenpollc, Narrenftreich, (Kar-rentheidung, Narretey, t. p fool'sjeft*fool*ry* buffoonery;foppery.Narren, v. n. & a. to fool* make afool of* to hauler.

Narrheit, i.foolißnefs* folly.N'irriCch**.fooliß.foppiß,ftrange;Narwal!, in, narwhal*. [mad.Narzifie, ». narcsßus* daffodil.Nalchcn, v. n. to eatfweet-ruea/s*dainties* tid-bits* etc. ; wr* et.was, to junket.

Näfcher, m. -inr.., r. junketling per-(on , (Nafchrrfäul) fwcet-tooth.5 'an.herey, f. junty.*e*ng; (Nafch-werk) junket, dainty* tid bit,(weet-meat* delicacy , fruits.Natchmarkt, market for delica-cies* f ruits, etc.

Nafchhaft, Nafchig, a. loving tid-bits; junketting- ( pofition.

Naschhaftigkeit, f. junketting dif-

nearer Nafe,f. nofe; t. fnout* noxtt, Na-t'enbaml, nofe-band , taveffon.Nafenbun, -knorpel, bridge ofthe nofe. Nal'enbluten, bleedingof the nofe. Nafenbuchftab, nafalletter. Nafengefehwiir, osaetia.Nafengew'.ichs , polypus-of thenofe. Nafenloch, noftril. Nafen-ftiiber, fillip. Naseweis, a. pert*fancy* malapert, - in. fancy fel-low. Nalewcisheit , fauemefs*pertntfs. Nashorn, rhinoceros.Nafs, a. wet , humid* moift.

Katie, f. wet* wet/,eft* humidity,mofttire.

Nafleln, v. n. to yield a little wet.Naffen, v. a. to wet* humectate. -v. n. to yield wet.

Kifslich, a. jomewbat wet , moift.Nation, t. nation.

National ,a. national. Nationalver-sammlung, national afttmbly.Nationalismen, v. a. to naturalisfich to adopt the manners of anation*

Natter, f. adder, viper*afp*afpic.Natterzunge , adder's tongue .{herb & fig.)

Natur, S nature; von by nature,naturally. Nattirbegebenhcit, tvent in nature; phenomenon. N'aturfoncher, naturalift. Naturga-bt* gif t of nature, talent. Natur-gefchichte, natural biftory. Na-turgefetz, law of nature. Natur,kenner, phyfiologer. Naturkennt-nifs, Naturkunde, phyftology. Na-turlehre, Naturwiflenlchatt, phy-fics. Naturineulch, natural. Na.turrecht, lawtoj nature. Natur,reich, u/Airal kingdom* nature.Naturtrieb, tnftim t.

Naturalien, yl. natural productsNaturaliencabinet, cabinet.Naturalien, v. a. to naturalise.Katuralilirung, f. naturalisation.Naturalift, m. naturalift.

Naturell, n. temper* burner.Natürlich, a. natural* native.Natürlichkeit, f. naturalntfs , na-tivenefs.

Nebel, m. n.ift* feg. Nebelkrähe,roiJting-CTOW.

Nebel if h» mtfl- like.

Nebel g, a. foggy* mifty.

Nebel i, v. i. to be mifty* foggy.Nebei , prp. at one's fide, clofeto ..hart by* near* by, wish* btjtdet; an , next door ; - her, alongwitb*otthefideof. Nebcnablicht,by-defign* by-end. Neber.aliec.^y.walk. Nebenarbeit, Nebenwerk,by-work. Nebenbc weis, r/dt/rVron-al argnm-nt. Nebenbruder, Ne-benmenich, fellow-creature bro-ther. Nebenbuhler, rival; -inn,jbe-rival. Nebenchrift, fellow-ebriflian. Nebengewächs, excref-cente. Nebenhandlung, by-action^

eplfode. Nebenhaus , by-bovft,Nebenlinie, collateral lineage.Ncbeumagd, by-maid. Neben*maun, vtboftands next* one's fel-low. Nebenrechnung, by-account.Neben fache, ty-ma/wr, accident.Nebenfeite, by-fide. Nebenftraf«,by-ftreet- Nebenftube, Nebenzim-mer, by-loom. Nebenft mule,/pur?-hour. Nebenthür, by-door. Ke-benumftand, acceffory , addition-al circumftance. Nebcnurfache,by rtajon. Nebenweg, by-way*by-road. Nebenwort, T. adverb.Kehrt, prp. together with, with.Necken, v. a. to banter* rally* pro-voke* tease.

Neckeiey, f. provocation* rallery,teasing.

Necktfch, a. droll* comical.

Ketle, m. nephew. [man*

N-.gtr, m. ri'gio; -inn,f. negro-W'- Nehmen, v. n. Be a. to take ; einenAnfang -,to hegin*commtnce. einKnile -, to end*fimJo; Schaden -,to foffer damage ; einen beymKopfe-, to fetse one; es nimmtmich Wunder, i wonder,Nehmer, m. taker.

Kehmiich, see Nämlich.

Neid, in. envy* grudge * jealoufy,Neidnagel, see Nietnagel, [pine.Neiden, v. a. to envy, grudge* re-N'dder, m. (Neidhammel) grudger,repmer* envier.

Ncidifch, a. env:ous*grudging,Neige, t. decline: fedtment; reft.Neigen, v a. fich, v. r. to bow*bend; to make a courtefy; fig. tobias; to decline; to incane ; liehzu etwas to be inclined to; einKaft i or auf die Neige fetzen /tto tilt.

Neigung , f. inclination , profen-fion* bias* proclivity, tendency.Nein, ad. & n. no.

Nelke, t. gtiliflower , pink; chvt.Nelkcnfiar, flavoring* or flower-age 0}giliiftwWers. Nelkenftock,gill flower-plant. Nc.kcnwurzel,av-ns* bennet.

Kennbar, a. denorninable.

Nennen, v. a. to name* nominate ,denominate* call. Nennwort, T,noun.

Nenner, m. T. denominator.Nennung, f. calling, naming.Nerv, m. or Nerve, t. nerve Xer.venliebcr, nervous fever. Nene»,krankheit, Jifeaje the nervet.NCrvenf.ft, nervous fluid. N«.ven(yltem,/y i /?rrrt of the nerves.N crvl R» a * nervous.

NelVel, f. nettle. Neflelficber, Newfelfucht , purples. Ndfeltuch,rni/Jlin.

Neft, n.neft. Neftey, neft-egg. Neft*kvlchlein, neft-cbicken; Itg. (Neft.hdekehen) joung'ft child.