nadanlykna:da:nlykn1ignoranceNadanlyk bize täze ylmy açyşlary özleşdirmäge päsgel berýär.Ignorance gets in the way of us making new scientific discoveries.2stupidity, foolishness
nagaranlarge drumnagara kakmakto play the nagaramusic
nagaraçyndrummerÖňki döwürde nagaraçylar uruş başlandygyny yglan edipdirler.In old times drummers announced about starting a war.
nahcfgowaçapagtaadjcotton threadnah matacotton clothÖňki döwürde nah mata gymmat bolupdyr.In olden times cotton cloth was expensive.
nahalnsapling, young tree, young plantalma nahalyyoung apple treenahal oturtmakto plant young treesAtam mellege on düýp nar nahalyny ekdi.My grandfather planted ten pomegranate saplings in the plot of land.
naharncooked food; meal; dishHer gün iki wagtyna gyzgyn nahar iýmeli.One should eat a hot meal twice a day.
naharhananaharha:nan1café, small restaurant2cafeteria, dining hall, refectorytalyplaryň naharhanasystudent refectory
naharlamakvto feedsyrkawy naharlamakto feed a disabled personBu ýerde oňat naharlaýarlar.They feed you well here.humans, pets & carnivores in a zoo
naharlanmakv1to be fedwagtly-wagtynda naharlanmakto be fed on timeanimals2to have a meal, eatrestoranda naharlanmakto have a meal in the restaurant
nakylnproverb; sayingTemany nakyllar boýunça düşündirmek täsirli bolýar.It is powerful to explain an idea using proverbs.
nalaçna:la:çadjforced; reluctant, unwilling, disinclined; involuntarynalaç ýagdaýthe fact of being compelledOl eden günäsini nalaç boýun aldy.He was forced to admit his guilt.
nalamakna:lamakv1to moan or groan from pain or griefOl durmuşyndan ah çekip, nalamaga başlady.Moaning about his life, he started to groan.2to complain or protestEger olar senden nalaýan bolsalar...If they are complaining because of you...
nalyşna:lyş1nwail, lament2vto wail, to lamentHudaýdan perzent diläp nalyş çekdiler.They prayed and asked God for a child and lamented.
namana:manletter; written agreement, contractnama ýollamakto send a letter
namartna:ma:rt1ncowardNamarda zar bolandan, gara derýa gark bol.It is better to drown in a dark river than to be dependent on a scoundrel.2adjscoundrel, villain; rascal; cowardlynamart adamvillainMert özünden görer, namart ýoldaşyndan (Nakyl).Brave man does not blame anybody, but scoundrel blames his comrade.namart işcomp.va cowardly actMeniň daýym namart iş edipdir.My uncle has done a cowardly act.
namaznama:znnamaz, 5 times a day prayersNamaz musulmanlar üçin parz.Reading the namaz is obligatory for Muslims.set Muslim prayers, recited five times a day, as the Quran commands
namazlyknama:zlyknprayer matMolla şägirdine namazlyk sowgat berdi.Mollah gave prayer mat to his disciple as a present.
namysna:mys1nhonour, integrityNamys ynsanyň bezegidir.Honour is humankind's decoration.namysyňy ýaşlykdan goramalyYour honour should be built up from your youth.watanyň namysyny goramakto protect the honour of your country2vshame, dishonournamys getirmekto bring disgrace; to dishonourMeniň oglum ogurlyk edip, maşgalamyza namys getirdi.My son brought shame on the family by stealing.namysa goýmakto disgrace, shame, dishonour someoneSen bizi namysa goýma.Do not disgrace us.namys etmekto shame someone, humiliate someonenamysyna degmekcomp.1to dishonour, disgrace, shame2to rapeEsgerler ol gyzyň namysyna degipdirler.The soldiers raped that girl.namysyny depgilemekcomp.to shame, humiliateDuşmanlar halkyň namysyny depgilediler.The enemies humiliated the people.