| Gael.S. | nòin | evening: between light and dark |
| Franç. | nonne | nun |
| Germ.reg. | nonne | Barn Owl, 238 |
| Germ.reg. | nonnenmeise | Marsh Tit, 395 |
| Germ.: Suisse | nonneli | Smew, 62 |
| Engl. | nun | Smew, 62; Blue Tit, 391; members of a religious order (black and white garments) |
| Engl. | nan-pie, pie-nanny | Magpie, 388 |
| Engl. | nanny | Whitethroat, 362 |
| Engl. | nanny-redtail | Redstart, 347 |
| Engl. | nanny-wagtail | White Wagtail, 313 |
| Engl. | long-tailed nan | Long-tailed Tit, 398 |
| Franç. | nankin | young chamois |
| Engl. | nankeen | a kind of cotton cloth, Fr. nankin (there is no evidence it has ever been made in Nankin, China; cf. damasð3.3.14.11., muslinð3.6.29.) |
| Engl. | nanny | Grey Heron, 118 |
| Ital.: Pis. | nonna | Grey Heron, 118; Night Heron, 126 |
| Ital.: Elba | nonna marina | Night Heron, 126 |
| Ital.: Corse | nonna | Wheatear, 349 |
| Franç.: Québec | nonnette | Slate-coloured Junco, 678 |
| Franç.: Sav. | nonette | Marsh Tit, 395 |
| Franç.: SR | nonette | Smew, 62; Tufted Duck, 48 |
| Franç.: Pic. | pilet nonette | Smew, 62 |
| Franç.: Pic. | crot nonette | Barnacle Gose, 32 |
| Franç.rég. | nonant | Pochard, 50 |