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English

Pronunciation
IPA|/�næg/, SAMPA|/"n{g/
:Rhymes: Rhymes:English:-æɡ|-æɡ

Etymology 1
ME. nagge, cognate with Dutch negge

Noun
en-noun

1. A small horse; an old female horse; a pony.
2. One who #Verb|nags.

Translations
trans-top|small horse
Danish: pony (small horse), øg, krikke (old horse)
Dutch: negge
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Korean: 조�� (jorang-mar, -mal)
Middle English: nagge
Novial: kavalache m or f, kavalacha f
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trans-top|one who nags
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Etymology 2
First coined in English in 1828. From the Sweddish word, "nagga", meaning "to gnaw".

Verb
en-verb|nag|g|ing

1. To bother with persistent memories.

#:The notion that he forgot something nagged him the rest of the day.

1. To repeatedly complain about insignificant matters.

Translations
trans-top|bother with memories
Danish: stikke til
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trans-top|complain about insignificant matters
Danish: hakke på, skænde på
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Afrikaans

Etymology
Dutch nacht

Noun
nag (plural nagte)

1. The period between sunset and sunrise, when the sky is dark; night.
2. countable|lang=af darkness.

Category:Afrikaans nouns

Croatian

Adjective
nag

1. naked

Category:Croatian adjectives

Danish

Noun
nag

1. grudge

Category:Danish nouns

Dutch

Etymology
nacht

Noun
nag (plural nagte)

1. The period between sunset and sunrise, when the sky is dark; night.
2. countable|lang=nl darkness.

Category:Dutch nouns

Slovene

Adjective
nag

1. naked

Category:Slovene adjectives

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zh:nag

• 2007-10-26 13:57 - VolkovBot - robot Adding: [[af:nag]]

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