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EnglishGerman
naughty little chit [old-fashioned] [disapproving]ungezogene kleine Göre {f} [ugs.] [pej.]
naughty step stille Treppe {f}
naughty trick böser Streich {m}
naujakasite [Na6(Fe,Mn)Al4Si8O26] Naujakasit {m}
Naukluft Mountains {pl}Naukluftgebirge {n}
naumachia Naumachie {f}
naumanniteNaumannit {m}
Naumann's thrush [Turdus naumanni] Naumanndrossel {f}
naupathia Seekrankheit {f}
naupathia Naupathie {f}
naupliar eye Naupliusauge {n}
naupliar stage Nauplius-Stadium {n}
Nauplius Nauplios {m}
nauplius larvaNaupliuslarve {f}
naur [Pseudois nayaur] Bharal {m}
naur [Pseudois nayaur] Nahur {m} [Blauschaf]
naur [Pseudois nayaur] [blue sheep] Blauschaf {n} [Bharal]
Nauru <.nr> Nauru {n}
Nauru reed warbler [Acrocephalus rehsei, syn.: Calamoherpe rehsei] Nauru-Rohrsänger {m}
NauruanNauruisch {n}
Nauruan nauruisch
Nauruan Nauruer {m}
Nauruan [female] Nauruerin {f}
Nauruan Tribal War [1878-1888]Nauruischer Stammeskrieg {m}
NauruansNauruer {pl}
nausea Übelkeit {f}
nauseaBrechreiz {m}
nauseaÜbelsein {n}
nauseaNausea {f}
nausea and vomiting <N/V, NV> [nomenclature] Übelkeit und Erbrechen <ÜE> [Nomenklatur]
nauseated angeekelt
nauseated voller Abscheu
nauseated angewidert
nauseated verabscheut
nauseatic [rare] [chiefly archaic] anwidernd
nauseatingverabscheuend
nauseatingekelerregend
nauseating übelkeiterregend
nauseating anwidernd
nauseating Ekel erregend
nauseating widerlich
nauseatingÜbelkeit erregend
nauseating ekelhaft
nauseatingly ekelnd
nauseatingly widerlich
nauseousekelerregend
nauseous ekelhaft
nauseous übel
nauseous widerlich
nauseous Übelkeit erregend
nauseous smellekelhafter Geruch {m}
nauseously ekelerregend
nauseously ekelhaft
nauseousness Widerlichkeit {f}
NausimedonNausimedon {m}
nautch [erotischer indischer Tanz]
nauticalnautisch
nauticalseemännisch
nautical Seefahrts-
nautical archaeology Unterwasserarchäologie {f}
nautical chart Seekarte {f}
nautical collegeSeefahrtsschule {f}
nautical compass Seekompass {m}
nautical day Etmal {n} [Seemannssprache] [Zeit von Mittag bis Mittag]
nautical daySchiffstagereise {f}
nautical equipmentnautische Ausrüstung {f}
nautical jargon Seemannssprache {f}
nautical languageSeemannssprache {f}
nautical mile <M, NM, nmi, nm> [6076 feet, 1852 metres] Seemeile {f} <sm, NM> [nautische Meile]
nautical mile <M, NM, nmi, nm> [6076 feet, 1852 metres] nautische Meile {f} <NM, n. mi.> [n. mi. ist seltener]
nautical museumSeefahrtsmuseum {n}
nautical patrol [police division]Hafenpolizei {f}
nautical scienceNautik {f}
nautical science Schifffahrtskunde {f}
nautical twilightnautische Dämmerung {f}
nautical yarnSeemannsgarn {n}
nauticallynautisch
nautics Schifffahrtskunde {f}
nauticsNautik {f}
nautiform [archaic] kahnförmig
nautili {pl} [also: nautiluses] [family Nautilidae] Perlboote {pl}
nautiliform [having the form of a nautilus shell]in Form einer / der Nautilusmuschel [nachgestellt]
nautilusMeeresschnecke {f}
nautilus [marine creature of the family of Nautilidae]Perlboot {n} [Meerestier der Familie der Nautiliden]
nautilus ram's-horn / ramshorn (snail) [Gyraulus crista] Zwergposthörnchen {n}
nautilus shellNautilusmuschel {f}
nautochorous nautochor
nautochory [plant and plant seed spreading by swimming] Nautochorie {f} [Verbreitung von Pflanzen und Samen durch Wasserströmungen]
nav [GPS] [coll.] [esp. Am.] [navigation device] Navi {n} [ugs.] [Navigationssystem]
navaga [Eleginus nawaga, syn.: E. navaga]Europäische Nawaga {f} [Rsv.]
navaga [Eleginus nawaga, syn.: E. navaga]Nawaga {f} [Rsv.]
navaga [Eleginus nawaga, syn.: E. navaga] Europäische Navaga {f}
navaga [Eleginus nawaga, syn.: E. navaga]Navaga {f}
navaid [short for: navigational aid]Navigationshilfe {f}
Navajo Navajo {n} [auch: Navaho]
Navajo [or Navaho] [American Indian people]Navajo {pl} [auch Navaho]
Navajo code talker Navajo-Codesprecher {m}
Navajo spinach [Cleomella serrulata, syn.: Cleome integrifolia, C. serrulata, Peritoma serrulatum] [Rocky Mountain bee plant]Rocky-Mountain-Spinnenblume {f}
navajoite [V2O5 ·3H2O] Navajoit {m}
navalFlotten-
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