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.S.)nanbu : southern partnanbutsu : hard problem, person hard to pleasenanbyaku : hundredsnanbyou : incurable diseasenanchakuriku : soft-landingnanchou : deafnessnanchou : Southern Dynastynanchuu : crossing the meridiannandai : difficult themenandaime : what ordinal number (of a president)nandaka : a little, somewhat, somehownandakanda : something or othernandemokandemo : anything and everything, by all meansJapanese-english Dictionary 1655 Japanese-english (dictionnaire)nandemonai : easy, trifling, harmlessnandemoya : convenience agency, Jack-of-all-tradesnando : how many times?, how often?nandodemo : any number of timesnandoka : many timesnandoki : what timenandokidemo : whenever, at any timenandomo : many times over, oftennanfu : nymphenangaaru : to be a problemnangan : south coast, south banknanganzoini : along the southern coastnangatsu : what monthnangi : affliction, hardship, difficultynangoku : southern countriesnanguu : southern cornernangyou : penancenanhan : southern halfnanhyouyou : Antarctic Oceannani : whatnanibou : Mr So-and-so, certain person, certain amountJapanese-english Dictionary 1656 Japanese-english (dictionnaire)nanibun : anyway, pleasenanibunno : some, something or other, as much as possiblenaniganandaka : what's whatnaniganandemo : by all means, by all costsnanigashi : certain person, certain amountnanigenai : casual, unconcernednanigenaku : unintentionally, calmly, inadvertentlynanigokoronaku : without any special thoughtnanigoto : what, something, everything, nothing (neg)nanihitotsu : one (not)nanihodo : how much (long, far)nanika : somethingnanikakanika : this and thatnanikanitsukete : one way or anothernanikato : one way or anothernanikureto : in various waysnanikuretonaku : in various waysnanikuwanukao : innocent looknanimo : nothingnanimokamo : anything and everythingnanimono : who, what kind of personJapanese-english Dictionary 1657 Japanese-english (dictionnaire)nanimono : something, nothing (neg)nanimonoka : someonenaninani : what are the items?naninonanigashi : certain person, certain amountnanisama : what kind, how, indeed, truly, extremelynanise : at any rate, any hownanishiro : at any rate, anyhow, anyway, in any casenanitonaku : somehow or othernanitozo : pleasenaniwoiutennen : What the hell are you saying?! (Kansai sl)naniyakaya : this and thatnaniyara : something, for some reasonnaniyarakaniyara : this and thatnaniyori : most (an), bestnaniyoubi : what day of the weeknaniyoude : on what businessnaniyue : why hownanjaku : weaknessnanjasorya : what's that? (col)nanji : what time?nanjikan : how many hours?Japanese-english Dictionary 1658 Japanese-english (dictionnaire)nanjou : What street? (in Kyoto), how?nanjuu : retardationnanka : squash, pumpkinnanka : softening, mollificationnanka : going southnankagetsu : how many monthsnankai : difficult (an)nankai : southern seanankai : how many times?nankaimo : time and time againnankan : barriernankanashini : casuallynankimo : many periodsnankin : Nankingnankin'yaki : Nanking porcelain, chinawarenankinbukuro : gunny sacknankindama : glass beadsnankinhanabi : firecrackernankinjou : padlock, haspnankinjusu : nankeen satinnankinmachi : ChinatownJapanese-english Dictionary 1659 Japanese-english (dictionnaire)nankinmai : Chinese rice, foreign ricenankinmame : peanutnankinmomen : nankeen (cloth)nankinmushi : bedbugnankitsu : reprimandnanko : how many piecesnankoku : southern countriesnankotsu : cartilagenankou : southern suburbsnankou : ointment, salvenankou : sailing south, southboundnankou : southboundnankou : southern lightsnankou : stormy passagenankoufuraku : impregnablenankuse : faultnankyoku : difficult situationnankyoku : south pole, Antarcticnankyokukai : Antarctic Oceannankyokuken : Antarctic Circlenankyokukou : aurora autralis, southern lightsJapanese-english Dictionary 1660 Japanese-english (dictionnaire)nankyokusei : the southern polar starsnankyokutai : Antarctic Zonenankyokutairiku : Antarcticanankyokuyou : Antarctic Oceannanmai : how many thin flat objects?nanman : South Manchuriananmei : the southern oceannanmen : south face, south side, the southnanmin : refugeesnanmon : south gatenanmon : perplexity, difficult question, difficult problemnannansei : south-southwestnannantou : south-southeastnannari : any, anything, whatevernannen : what year, how many yearsnannichi : what day, how many daysnannin : who?, how many (people)nannokinashi : unintentional, with calmness, casuallynano : nano-nanoka : seven days, the seventh day (of the month)nanori : name readings of kanji, self-introductionJapanese-english Dictionary 1661 Japanese-english (dictionnaire)nanoru : to give one's namenanoru : to call oneself (name, label, etc)nanosekando : nanosecond, a billionth of a second, nsnanpa : shipwrecknanpa : flirt (an), scam, scope, skirt chasernanpasen : shipwrecknanpito : anyonenanpitomo : everyone, allnanpou : south, southern, southwardnanpousan : products of the south seasnanpun : what minute?, how many minutes?nanpuu : south windnanpyouyou : Antarctic Oceannanra : whatever, what, what sort of, any kind ofnanrakano : some.or othernansai : how old?nanse : at any rate, any hownansei : softness, flexibility, elasticitynansei : southwestnanseihokubatsu : attacking in all directionsnansen : shipwreckJapanese-english Dictionary 1662 Japanese-english (dictionnaire)nansenhokuba : constant traveling, restless wanderingnansensu : nonsense (an)nansensukomedi- : nonsense comedynanshi : South Chinananshiki : played with a soft ball (tennis)nanshikitenisu : tennis played with a soft ballnanshin : proceeding southnansho : rough spotnanshoku : disapprovalnanshokuzuri : multicolored printingnansoku : south sidenansou : the Southern Sungsnantan : southern tipnante : how.!, what
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