lin signifas en angla
| Esperanta | Angla |
|---|---|
| nobelo, nobelino (female) noun | noble [nobles](aristocrat) |
| nogaja lingvo proper noun | Nogai(language) |
| noradrenalino noun | noradrenaline(the compound norepinephrine) |
| Norda Karolino proper noun | North Carolina(state of the United States) |
| nordfrisa lingvo proper noun | North Frisian(Frisian language) |
| norvega, norveglingva adjective | Norwegian(of or pertaining to the Norwegian language) |
| notliniaro noun | staff(music: horizontal lines on which notes are written) |
| Nova Lingvafrankao, Elefeno proper noun | Lingua Franca Nova(constructed language) |
| okcidentfrisa lingvo proper noun | West Frisian(language spoken in Friesland) |
| okcitana lingvo proper noun | Occitan(the Romance language) |
| okinava lingvo proper noun | Okinawan(Okinawan language) |
| olingeto noun | olinguito(mammal) |
| onkla, onklina adjective | avuncular(in the manner of an uncle) |
| onklino noun | aunt [aunts](a parent's sister or sister-in-law) maternal aunt(one's mother's sister) paternal aunt [paternal aunts](the sister or sister-in-law of someone's father) |
| Orbuklulino proper noun | Goldilocks(fairy tale character) |
| palindromo noun | palindrome [palindromes](a sequence of units that reads the same forwards as backwards) |
| palinuro noun | spiny lobster(crustacean of the family Palinuridae) |
| pantranĉilo, tranĉilo kun denta klingo noun | bread knife(knife designed to cut bread) |
| parolanto, parolinto, parolonto noun | speaker [speakers](one who makes a speech to an audience) |
| penicilino noun | penicillin [penicillins](antibiotic) |
| perfidulo, perfidulino (female) noun | traitor [traitors](one who violates allegiance and betrays one's country) |
| persa, persa lingvo noun | Persian [Persians](Persian language) |
| plankoplinto noun | skirting board(panel between floor and interior wall) |
| planlingvo noun | constructed language(artificially created language) |
| Plinio proper noun | Pliny(Roman praenomen) |
| plurlingva adjective | polyglot(containing, or made up of, several languages) |
| plurlingvfamilia, plurlingvgrupa adjective | polyglot(comprising various (native) linguistic groups, see also: multilingual) |
| plurlingvismo noun | multilingualism(ability to speak several languages) |
| poligloto, plurlingvulo, plurlingvano noun | polyglot [polyglots](one who has mastered (especially when able to speak) several languages) |
| polineziano (man or woman), polinezianino (woman) noun | Polynesian [Polynesians](person from Polynesia) |
| Polinezio proper noun | Polynesia(part of Oceania) |
| polo (man or woman), polino (woman) noun | Pole [poles](person from Poland) |
| portugala (lingvo) proper noun | Portuguese(the language) |
| portugallingvano noun | Lusophone(Portuguese speaker) |
| portugalo, portugalino (woman) noun | Portuguese [Portuguese](person native to Portugal) |
| pralingvo noun | proto-language(common ancestor language) |
| pralino noun | praline [pralines](confection) |
| praonklino noun | great-aunt(aunt of one’s parent) |
