N — The Judaism dictionary · page 21 2notablyIn a way that is especially worth noticing.1 sentencesnotationA system of signs or symbols used to write things down, especially in maths, music or science.14 sentencesnoteA note is a short written message.22 sentencesnothingNothing means not anything at all.27 sentencesnothingnessThe state of being nothing; not existing.5 sentencesnoticeTo see, hear or become aware of something.26 sentencesnotionAn idea or belief about something, often a vague or mistaken one: «I had a notion that school started at nine».13 sentencesnotwithstandingIn spite of; even though something is true (notwithstanding the rain = in spite of the rain).21 sentencesnoughtThe number zero, 0.22 sentencesnounA noun is a word that names a person, place, thing or idea, like «girl», «London», «ball» or «happiness».17 sentencesnourishTo give a person, animal or plant the food it needs to live, grow and stay healthy.17 sentencesnovelA novel is a long story in a book about made-up people and events.14 sentencesnowNow means at this time, at the present moment.37 sentencesnullHaving no legal force; cancelled, so that it counts for nothing.3 sentencesnumberA number tells how many or how much, like 3 or 12.34 sentencesnumeralA numeral is a symbol or group of symbols that stands for a number, like 7 or VII.16 sentencesnumerateTo count or number things; in the Latin quotation it is a form meaning "counted.".4 sentencesnumerationThe way numbers are written, read and named, for example our place-value system with ten digits.12 sentencesnumericalTo do with numbers or shown in numbers.11 sentencesnumerousVery many; a great number of: numerous mistakes.16 sentencesnunA nun is a woman who has promised to give her life to God and lives in a religious community called a convent, following rules of prayer a…22 sentencesnurseA nurse is a person trained to look after sick or injured people, usually in a hospital, clinic or school.24 sentencesnurslingA baby or child being looked after and fed.2 sentencesnutA nut is a fruit with a hard shell and a seed inside that you can often eat, like a walnut or hazelnut.14 sentencesnutsNuts are hard-shelled fruits or seeds of some trees and plants, like walnuts, hazelnuts and almonds; many can be eaten.16 sentences1 2This page in Markdown → https://md.mova.elamur.ai/free/en/corpora/dictionaries/judaism/N/page/2/