ned meaning in English
| Norwegian | English |
|---|---|
| (Bokmål) nedbør noun {m}, PlreSiPlitaSjon {m} | precipitation [precipitations](weather: water falling from the atmosphere) |
| (Bokmål) nedbørfelt noun {n} | catchment basin(region) drainage basin [drainage basins](topographic region in which all water drains to a common outlet) |
| (Bokmål) nedbørsfelt noun {n} | catchment [catchments](any structure or land feature which catches and holds water) |
| (Bokmål) neddykket adjective | submerged(underwater) |
| (Bokmål) nederlag noun {n} | defeat [defeats](the act of being defeated, of losing) |
| (Bokmål) nederlandsk adjective | Dutch(of the Netherlands, people, or language) |
| (Bokmål) nederlandsk proper noun {m} | Dutch(the Dutch language) |
| (Bokmål) nederlender noun {m}, nederlending {m} | Dutch [Dutch](people from the Netherlands) |
| (Bokmål) nedetid noun {m} {f} | downtime [downtimes](amount of time lost) |
| (Bokmål) nedfall noun {n} | fallout [fallouts](event of airborne particles falling to the ground) |
| (Bokmål) nedgang noun {m} | decline [declines](reduction of activity) |
| (Bokmål) nedgangstid noun {m} {f}, dePlreSjon {m} | depression [depressions](economics: period of major economic contraction) |
| (Bokmål) nedgradert adjective | spoilt(having lost its original value) |
| (Bokmål) nedgravd adjective | buried(Concealed, hidden) |
| (Bokmål) nedlagt adjective | disused(no longer in use) |
| (Bokmål) nedlatende adjective | condescending(assuming a tone of superiority or a patronizing attitude) |
| (Bokmål) nedleggelse noun {m}, nedlegging {m} {f}, nedStengning {m} {f} | lockdown(confinement of people as a security measure) |
| (Bokmål) nedløpsrør noun {n} | downpipe(drainpipe connecting a roof-line gutter with the ground) downspout(vertical pipe or conduit) |
| (Bokmål) nedre adjective | lower(more towards the bottom) |
| (Bokmål) nedrig, lavstatuspreget adjective | menial(of or relating to unskilled work) |
| (Bokmål) nedrustning noun {m} | disarmament(the reduction of military forces and armaments) |
| (Bokmål) nedsenkbar adjective | submersible(able to be submerged) |
| (Bokmål) nedsettende adjective | derogatory(tending to lessen the value of) disparaging(insulting) pejorative(disparaging, belittling or derogatory) |
| (Bokmål) nedslått, nedstemt, motløs, bedrøvet adjective | dejected(sad and dispirited) |
| (Bokmål) nedslitt adjective | run-down(of a place: decrepit) |
| (Bokmål) nedtelling noun {m} {f} | countdown(a count backward to the time of some event) |
| (Bokmål) nedvurdere, fornedre verb | belittle [belittled, belittling, belittles](to knowingly say that something is smaller or less important than it actually is) |
| (Bokmål) opp ned adverb | upside down(inverted) |
| (Bokmål) ordrett nedtegnelse noun {m}, ordrett referat {n} | verbatim(word-for-word report) |
| (Bokmål) rakke ned på, skjelle ut verb | berate [berated, berating, berates](chide vehemently) |
| (Bokmål) ringeakte, rakke ned på, nedvurdere, forkleine verb | disparage [disparaged, disparaging, disparages](to dishonor by a comparison) |
| (Bokmål) Snedronninga proper noun {f}, Snedronningen {m}, Snødronninga {f}, Snødronningen {f} | Snow Queen(fairy tale character with power over snow and ice) |
| (Bokmål) sverte, rakke ned verb | denigrate [denigrated, denigrating, denigrates](to criticise so as to besmirch) |
| (Bokmål) tonedøvhet adverb {m} | tone-deafnessadverb |
| (Bokmål) undertegnede pronoun | yours truly((idiomatic) me or I) |
| (Bokmål) utslitt, nedslitt adjective | worn out(damaged and useless due to hard or continued use) |
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