English Words Starting With N
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- nympho/ˈnɪm.fəʊ/A shortened, informal form of 'nymphomaniac', referring to a person, typically a woman, perceived to have an unusually or excessively strong desire for sexual activity.nounLow (C2)
- nympholepsy/ˈnɪmfə(ʊ)lɛpsi/A state of rapture or frenzy, especially one inspired by an unattainable ideal or a beautiful, often mythical, being.nounVery low
- nympholept/ˈnɪmfəlɛpt/A person seized by an obsessive passion or frenzy, often of an erotic nature, traditionally inspired by a nymph.nounVery low
- nymphomania/ˌnɪmfəˈmeɪniə/Excessive or uncontrollable sexual desire in a woman.nounLow
- nymphomaniac/ˌnɪmfəˈmeɪnɪæk/A person, typically a woman, whose sexual desire is considered abnormally excessive or insatiable.adjectivenounLow (specialized/pejorative)
- nymwegen/ˈnɪmweɪɡən/The standard English exonym for the Dutch city Nijmegen.nounVery Low
- nynorsk/ˈnjuːnɔːʃ/One of the two official written standards of the Norwegian language.nounC2
- nyoro/ˈnjɔːrəʊ/A Bantu ethnic group native to western Uganda; the people, culture, or language (Runyoro) of this group.nounVery low
- nysa/ˈnʌɪsə/A state of temporary mental unconsciousness or a fainting fit.nounRare / Obscure
- nysaean nymphs/nɪˈseɪ.ən nɪmfs/The specific group of nymphs in Greek mythology associated with the god Dionysus and his upbringing on the mythical Mount Nysa.plural-nounVery low (academic/technical)
- nystagmus/nɪˈstæɡməs/Involuntary, rapid movement of the eyes, typically side-to-side, up and down, or in a rotary motion.nounLow
- nystatin/ˈnʌɪstətɪn/An antifungal antibiotic used to treat infections caused by Candida and other fungi, typically by inhibiting cell membrane function.nounC2
- nytril/ˈnaɪtrɪl/A specific type of synthetic fiber or material, often used in technical or manufacturing contexts.nounVery low (extremely rare)
- nyungar/ˈnjʌŋɡɑː/A member of an Aboriginal people from the southwest corner of Western Australia.nounVery Low
- nyx/nɪks/Night; in Greek mythology, the primordial goddess and personification of night.nounVery low (predominantly poetic, mythological, or in niche genre fiction)
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