Natale, s. m. nativity, birth- Natáre, . Nuotare. Obs. Natio, adj. natal, native. Pae e natio, native countryNatio, natural, inbred.-Pietà natia, natural goodness. Natività, s. f. nativity, birthday. Nativo, adj. native, what one has from his birth. Nato. s. m. son, child.-Nato, adj. born. vale, a sea-fight.-Forze navali, | Nazionále, adj. national. Nazióne, s. f. nation, people, Navetta, weaver's shuttle. Naufrago, adj. cast away. Prima che io trovi in ciò pace ne tregua, before I can find either peace or rest in that.-Ne, in-Nella, f. in the. -Nello, m. in the.-Ne, adv. from thence.-Ne vengo, I come from thence.-Ne, in the-Ne campi, in the fields. -Ne, us, to us. Poet.-Perche crudo destino ne disunisci ta s'amor ne stringe? cruel destiny, why do you part us, if love joins us?-Ne scrisse, he wrote us-Ne, some, of it, of them. Ne ho, I have some- -Non ne ho, I have none.-. -Ve, by it.- --Ne caverete profitto, you'll reap some profit by it. Nebbia, s. f. mist, fog, cloud. -Nebbia, blindness, ignorance.Incantar la nebbie, to eat very early in the morning.-Inhottar nebbia, to throw away or lose one's time. sea-Nebbióne, s. f. a very thick mist or fog. Navichiére, s. m. a waterman, sailing. Navigare, to sail, to go by sea. Natrice, s. m. a water-snake. a Nebbioso, adj. misty, cloudy, Nebula, spot, stain. Nebulétta, s. f. little mist, fog or cloud. mariner. Navigazióne, s. f. navigation. used. Navile, s. m. a fleet of ships. Nebulóso, adj. misty, foggy, Necessário, adj. necessary, necdful, requisite.--Necessero, s. m. necessaries.-Necessaria, a privy, a house of office. Figlio naturale, natural son, or Navóne, turnip, metaph. a Necesse, necessary, of necessi bastard.--Naturale,natural, blockhead. not counterfeited or sophisti- | Nausa, s f. cated. Naturále, s. m. a Nausea, man's privy member. Naturalezza, s. f. nature, way, custom. Naturalità, s. f. the same as Navále, adj. naval, belonging nauseousness. Nauseaménto, v. Nausea. Nauseare, to nauseate, to loath Naútica, s. f. the art of sail- ty. Obs.-L'essere in caritate Necessitózo, adj. necessitous, Neénte, s. m. nothing. Obs. Nefa, s. f. listlessness. Obs. ness. Nefándo, adj. heinous, lewd, wicked, execrable, cursed, nefandous. Nefário, adj. nefarious, wicked, villainous. Nefrítico, adj. belonging to the reins. Nefritide, s. f. nephritis. Negabile, adj. deniable, to be denied. Negaménto, & m. negation, gainsaying. Negáre, to deny, to refuse, to gainsay, to say no. Negativa, s. f. negation, deNegazione, Snial. Negghiente, adj. Tegligent, lazy, idle, careless. Obs. Negghienza, s. f. negligence, laziness, idleness, carelessness,slothfulness, sluggishness. Obs.-Avere in negenza, to neglect, not to take care of, to disregard, to slight. Neghittosamente, adj. negli gently, slothfully, carelessly. Neghiettoso, Neghittoso, adj. lazy, negligent, slothful, idle, sluggish, careless. Neglettamente, adv. negligently, carelessly, slothfully. Negletto, adj. neglected, not regarded, despised, slighted, disregarded. Negligentáre, to neglect, to take no care. Ngligénte, adj. negligent, careless, slothful, neglectful. Negligentemente, adv. negligently, carelesly, slothfully, neglectfully. Negligenza, s. f negligence, disregard, carelessne.s, neglect. Negoziúccio, s. m. small busi-Nequízia, s. f. wickedness, lewdness. ness. Negreggiáre, v. Nereggiare. Negretto, adj. blackish. Negrézza, s. f. blackness, thiness. swar-Nerbáto, adj. struck, beat with Negrigénte, adj. v. Negligente. Negro, adj. black, swarthy. sorceress. somewhat black. Negromántico, adj. necroman- Negrománzia, s. f. necroman Nembo, s. m. a sudden storm cloud. N mica, adv. neither, not. Nemicamente, adv. v. Nemiche volmente. un Nemicáre, v. Nimicare. Nemichévole, adj. unfriendly, cruel, fierce. Nemichevolmente, adv. friendly, like cruelly, fiercely. Nemico, s. s. m. an enemy, a foe. --Esser nemico del vino, to have an aversion to wine, not to love it.-Nemico, adj. adverse, cross, contrary, prejudicial. | Negligere, to neglect, to disregard, not to take care of, to slight. Negéssa, s. f. a sweep-net, a seine. Negoziánte, dealer, merchant, Nerbáre, to strike or beat with an ox's nerve. an ox's nerve. Nerbo, s. m. a nerve, a sinew. Nereggiante, adj. nervy, nerv. ous, strong, lusty. blackish, an enemy, La fortuna nemica, cross or Nemistà, s. f. enmity, hatred, Nénufor, s. m. nenufar, or ne- Néo. s. m. a mole, a patch. Nerezza, s. f. swarthiness, Nericante, Nericcio, adj. black ish, somewhat black. Nericcio, adj. blackish, brownish, somewhat black, somewhat brown. Nero, adj. black.--Alla notte Nervétto, s. m. a little nerve norance. Néscio, adj. ignorant.-Fare il Nettamento, s. m. cleaning, a Neutralità, s. f. neutrality, incleansing, a scowering. Nettáre, to clean, to cleanse, to make clean, to scower.Nettáre, to run away. Néttare, s. m. nectar. Nettáreo, adj. of nectar. Nettativo, adj. cleansing, that cleanseth. difference. Neutralmente, adv. neutrally, in a neutral manner. Neútro, adj. neuter, neither, of neither party, neutral. Star neutro, to be neuter. Nézza, s. f. niece. Obs. Nibbiáccio, s. m. a large kite. Nibbio, s. m. a kite-Non poter dir, come il nibbio, mio, to have nothing, to be poor-Esser nibbio, to be a fool. Nicchia, s. f. a niche.-Nicchia, dignity, employment, post, place, office. Questa carica non è nicchia per lui, he is not fit for such employment. Nicchiamento, s. m. groaning, wailing. Nicchiare, to groan, to lament, to grieve, to complain as a woman when she is upon the point of being delivered of a child, to grumble.-Nicchiare, to shew disapprobation.Nicchiare, to undertake a thing unwillingly. Nettáto, adj. cleaned, cleansed, scowered, fled away. Nettatojo, s. m. a broom, a besom, a brush to clean with. Nettatúra, s. f. cleansing or cleaning. Néttere, v. a. to connect, to compose. Dante has used it in the meaning of, to quiet, to still. Nettézza, s. f. cleanliness, neatness. -Nettezza, cleanliness, pureness, sincerity, fidelity. Netto, adj. clean, pure, cleanly, neat.- -Coscienza netta, a clear conscience.-- -Netto, clear, good, unspotted, free, sincere, faithful.-Donna di netta vita, a woman of an unspotted, honest life.--Netto, quick, nimble, cleverly.Netto, harmless, hurtless, without hurt or loss.Giuocar netto, to proceed in some affair cautiously.--Tagliar di thing. netlo, to cut at once.-Portur Nichilo, s. m. nothing. via di netto, to carry away at Nicissità, s. f. necessity, want. ence.-Farla netto, o netta, to Obs. do a thing cleverly.Guadagnare al netto, to get, clear, to clear. Ho guadagnato dieci lire al netto, I have cleared ten pounds. Nevajo, v. Nevazio. Neváre, to snow. Neváto, adj. snowed. Nevázio, s. m. abundance of Nicchietta, s. f. a small niche. Nicchio, s. m. a cockle-fish. Nicchiolíno, s. m. a very small cockle. Nichílità, s. f. nothingness, no Nicistà, v. Necessità. Obs.Di nicistà, of necessity, necessarily, necessary. Nidáta, v. Nidiata. Nidiace, adj. taken out of the nest.Un nidiace, a fool, a dunce, a blockhead, a simpleton. Nidiáta, s. f. a nestful, a covey, a bevy, a hatching, Nidificare, to nest, to build a nest. Nulificáre, to breed, to sit, to hatch or lay in a nest. -Nidificáre, to live together. Nídio, s. m. a nest, a roost. Nido, Nido, place, man's home, dwelling-place, habitation. Il patrio nido, one's native country. Nidiúzzo, s. m. a very small birdnest. Niegáre, to deny, to refuse. Niego, s. m. a denial, a refusal. Nielláre, to neal, to soften and purify metals by fire, befors they are worked with a pun cheon. Niello, s. m. a manner, so called, of working metals with a puncheon, or other tool. Niénte, s. m. nothing, not at all. Non ho dormito mente la notte passata, I did not sleep at all last night. Nientedimanco, adv. howNientediméno, Nienteméno, ever, not withstanding, yet, nevertheless. Niévo, s. m. a nephew. Obs. Niffa, s. f. snout, muzzle, Niffo, s. m. bill--Levare il Niffolo, nifolo, to pout, Nifo, to frown. Nigella, s. f. gith, the seed of the gith. Nighittosamente, adv. slothfully, negligently. Nighittoso, adj. lazy, slothful, negligent. Nigro, v. Negro. Obs. Nigrománte, v. Negromante. Nigromántico, v. Negromantico. Nigromanzia, v. Negromanzia. Nimbo, s. m. v. Nembo. Nimicáre, to hate, to abhor, to persecute. Nimicársi, to quarrel, to dis pute, to fall out, to become an enemy. Nimicato, adj. grown an enemy, turned enemy. Nimichévole, adj. inimical, contrary, against. Nimichevolinénte, adv. like an enemy, cruelly. Nimicizia, s. f. enmity, hatred, grudge. Nimico, s. m. an enemy, a foe. Nimico, adj. contrary, adverse, cross.Fortuna nèrica, cross or adverse fortune.-11 vino mi e nimico, wine is contrary to me, or I have an aversion to wine. Nimistà, s. f. enmity, hatred, grudge. Nimistánza, v. Nimistà. Obs. Nimo, adj. nobody. Obs.-Se nimo t'accusa ne io l'cond in nero, if nobody impeaches you I shall not condemn you. Ninna, s. f. a nymph or fairy. Nitala, a nymph, a country lass.Ninfa, chrysalis of a worm. Ninfale, adj. of or belonging M.m Julling to sleep. Nipote nephew, niece. ness. Niquitosamente, adv. iniqui- Niscondiglio, s. m. lurking nobility. Nocíno, adj. belonging to a nut, or of a nut. Nocitivo, adj. harmful, offen. sive, against. Nobilmente, adv.nobly,gentle- Nocitóre, s. m. a mischievous, man-like. hurtful man. nobi-Nocivamente, adv. hurtfully, Nobiltá, s. f. nobleness, Nocchioso, hole, a close or secret place. Nocchiorúto, Obs. Niscondiménto, s. m. a hiding Nocchinito, or concealing. Obs. Nisconditóre, a concealer. Obs. Niscóso, adj. hidden, conceal- Nissuno, adj. nobody. mare. adj. v. Nocchi eroso. Nocuménto, s. m. hurt, harm, offence, prejudice, detri ment. Nocumentúccio, s. m. small knurs or knobs. Nodo, s. m. knot-Nodo di perle, a knot of pearls.- Nod, 8. m. pl. knuckles.-Nodo del collo, the nape of the neck Nocciolétto, s. m. a small fruit- Nodo di vento, a whirlwind. stone. Nodo di salamone, a running knot.-Nodo in sul dito, a taylor's knot. Nodo a pie d'uccel Nocciolíno, v. Noccioletto. Nocciolúto, adj. stony, having a stone as fruit. stick. Nodoróso, adj. knobby, full of knots, knotty, nodose. Nodosità, s. f. nodosity, knotti ness. Nocciuolo, s. m. hazle-tree or Nodrive di false speranze, to feed with false hopes. Nodríto, adj. nourished, kept, maintained, brought up. Nodritóre, he that nourishes or feeds. Nitro, s. m. nitre, a spongy salt-like substance, salt-petre. Nitrositá, s. f. nitrous quality. Nitróso, adj. nitrous. Niunaménte, adv. by no means. Niúno, nobody. Niuna cosa, nothing. No, no, not.--Dico do no, I say not.- Temendo no'l mio dir glifosse rave, for fear I should displease him with my de-Nocélla, s. f. hazle-nut, filnial. Nobile, adj. noble, of a noble Nocemoscáda, s. f. nutmeg. race or family.----Nobile, | Nocénte, adj. harmful, hurt-Noi, we, us.--Noi parliamo, we noble, illustrious, excellent, ful, prejudicial, obnoxious. very good. Un nobile, a no- Nocénzia, s. f. error, harm, bleman, a gentleman. Nó prejudice. bile, s. m. noble, an English Nécére, v. Nuocere. Obs. ble, to vex, to disquiet.-Re-| carsi a noja, to be tired of something. Noja, ill words. Nojáre, to weary, to tire, to be wearisome, or tiresome, to be tedious. Nojáto, adj. tired, wearied, list less. Nojévole, adj. tedious, wearisome, tiresome. Nojosamente, adv. tediously, in a tedious manner. Nojóso, adj. tedious, wearisome, tiresome. Noleggiare, to freight. Nolo, s. m. freight, fare, money for passage.-Pigliare a nolo un vascello, to freight a ship. Nomáccio, s. m. a bad name, a bad reputation. Nománza, s. f. renown, fame, name, reputation, note. Nomáre, to name, to call. Nomataménte, adv. namely. Nomáto, adj. named, called. Nome, s. m. name.--) --Nome, name, reputation, renown, character. Acquistar nome, to acquire fame. Nome, stead, place. In vostro nome, in your stead. Nome, a watch-word or signal in war.-Nome,noun. —Nome sustantivo, a noun substantive. nazione, nomination, right of naming, gift.---Nominazione, name, renown, fame, repu tation. Non, adv. no, not. Nona, s. f. None, the fifth of the seven canonical hours. Non che altro, o Non che, not only, much less, but, at least. -Sacrificherei la mia vita non che i miei beni per amor vostro, I would sacrifice not only my estate, but even my life for your sake. Noncovélle, adv. nothing, trifle. Noncuránte, adj. careless, that cares not. Noncuránza, s. f. carelessness. Non perciò, o non perciò di meno, Non però di meno, o Non per tanto, adv. however, Noméa, s. f. name, fame, repu- yes, for all that.-Non sine tation, renown. Obs. quare, not without reason. Nomenclatore, s. m. nomen-Non so che, I don't know clator, or remembrancer. Nomenclatúra, s. f. nomenclature, a catalogue of most com mon and useful words in any language. Nomignolp, s. m. sirname, a nickname. Nómina, s. f. the right or act of naming a person to a place, employment, or any such thing. Nominánza, s. f. fame, reputation, renown. Nomináre, to call, to name, to give a name. Nomináta, s. f. renown, fame, reputation. what. Norma, s. f. a rule.-Norma, model, rule, trace, steps, forin, pattern.-La sua vita, servi di norma a tutti, his life was a pattern to all. Nosco, with us. Nostrále, adj. of our town or Nostráno, S country. Nostríssimo, adj. superl. absolutely ours, more than ours. Nostro, pron. our, our own. Nota, s. f. a note, mark, sign. -Note, s. f. plur. notes in music.. - Nola, spot, stain, blemish, a note of infamy, blur, disgrace.--Note, pl. voices. Poet. Notábile, adj. notable, remarkable, eminent, considerable. Nominativo, adj. nominative. Notabilmente, adv. notably, Nomináto, adj. famous, re-eminently, considerably. nowned-Nominato, named, Notajo, a notary. Notajuólo, Nominataménte, adv. by name, one after another, one by one. called. Nominatóre, a nominator, he Notaju, a poor notary. that names or gives a name. Notaménte, adv. notably, eviNominazione, s. f. nomina- dently. tion, giving a name.-Nomi Notamento, s. m. the act of swimming. Notánte, adj. swimming. Notanteménte, adv. notably, considerably, evidently, Notáre, to swim.--Notáre, to note, to sign, to mark.-No táre, to remark, to take notice of, to consider, to mind, to observe.-Notáre, to follow the notes, to sing according to the notes.Notare, to set in notes. Notaría, v. Noteria. mente. Notáto, adj. swimmed, from to stoim. Notatójo, s. m. a bladder full Notería, s. f. a notary's pro- Notévole, adj. notable, remarkable, considerable. Notevolmente, adv. considerably, notably, particular ly. Notificagione, s. f. notification, Notificaménto, s. m. the act of to. Notizia, s.f. notion, knowledge, Noto, adj. known, noted. Notoriaménte, adv. notorious. |