Nought to Nowhere

This dictionary contains English, Spanish and Tagalog words from the early 20th century, quite a few of which are obsolete. The spelling and meaning of the words herein may be slightly different from current usage. Still, we believe it is a useful reference for those studying Philippine literature and documents from that time.

Nought, n. [not]
Nada.
Walâ.

Noun, n. [náun]
Nombre.
Pang̃alan, pamagat.

Nourish, v. [nérish]
Nutrir, alimentar.
Pakanin, kandiliin.

Nourishment, n. [nérishment]
Nutrimento, alimento.
Pagkain, kandilì.

Novel, n. [nóvel]
Novela.
Nobela, babasahín.

Novelty, n. [nóvelti]
Novedad.
Ang bagong bagay ó ang bagong hayag.

November, n. [novémber]
Noviembre.
Nobyembre.

Novice, n. [nóvis]
Novicio.
Baguhan.

Now, adv. [naw]
Ahora.
Ng̃ayon.

Nowadays, adv. [náuades]
En nuestros dias, hoy dia.
Sa mg̃a kaarawán natin, ng̃ayon.

Now and then, adv. [nau end dzen]
De cuando en cuando, de vez en cuando.
Maminsanminsan, manakânakâ.

Noway, adv. [nówe]
De ningun modo.
Kahi’t sa anomang paraan.

Noways = noway.

Nowhere, adv. [nójwer]
En ninguna parte.
Kahi’t saan man.

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