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2,287 words — headwords with part of speech, pronunciation, and a plain-language definition.

naviculaire: navicular
navigabilité: navigability
navigable: navigable
navigant: flight; flying; onboard
navigateur: navigator; browser
navigation: navigation
navigation à l'estime: dead reckoning (method of estimating the position of a ship or aircraft by applying estimates of the distance and direction travelled from a previously known position)
naviguant: sailing, navigating
naviguer: to navigate; to sail; to browse; to steer an automobile
navire: ship
navire amiral: flagship (ship occupied by the fleet's commander)
navire capital: capital ship
navire câblier: cable ship
navire de charge: cargo ship, freighter (merchant ship that carries cargo, goods, and materials from one port to another)
navire de croisière: cruise ship
navire de guerre: warship
navire de ligne: ship of the line
navire-citerne: tanker (vessel)
navrance: extreme sadness
navrant: distressing, harrowing
navrer: to cause great pain or affliction; to upset; dismay; to wound
navrure: wound; contusion; extreme sadness
navré: sad; saddened; heartbroken; deeply or very sorry; distressed
navré: sorry! (a heartfelt apology, usually for a death, loss, etc.)
nawak: nonsense, rubbish, gibberish
naxalisme: Naxalism
naxaliste: Naxalist
naxaliste: Naxalist
naxalite: Naxalite
naxalite: Naxalite
nazaréen: Nazarene
naze: worthless; useless; lame; knackered; beat; exhausted
naze: loser, moron
nazi: Nazi
nazi: Nazi
nazification: Nazification
nazifier: to Nazify; to make more Nazi
nazir: Nazirite
nazirite: Nazarite
naziréat: Nazarene
naziréen: Nazirite
nazisme: Nazism (the ideology of Adolf Hitler’s NSDAP)
naître: to be born
naïade: naiad
naïba: a Moroccan tax paid to the Sultan
naïf: naive, dewy-eyed; gullible
naïvement: naively
naïveté: innocence, naïveté
naʼvi: alternative letter-case form of Naʼvi
ndlr: alternative spelling of N.D.L.R.
ndombolo: ndombolo
ne chercher que plaie et bosse: to dream of swashbuckling adventures; to want to live a life full of fights
ne connaître ni d'Ève ni d'Adam: to not know someone from Adam; to not know or recognize someone at all
ne craindre ni Dieu ni diable: to fear neither Heaven nor Hell, to be unscrupulous, to be lawless, to have no respect for any authority
ne dormir que d'un œil: to sleep with one eye open
ne douter de rien: to be overly confident (in one's worth)
ne faire aucun doute: to be a certainty, to be clear
ne faire ni chaud ni froid: to leave indifferent, not to affect emotionally one way or another
ne faire qu'un: to be one and the same, to be as one
ne faire qu'une bouchée: to make short work of; to eat in one go, voraciously; to make short work of, to make mincemeat out of