N N or NN or Nomen Nescio = name unknown [usually the family name] nata (est) = (he or she) was born nata (f.); natus (m.) = born (usage: Mary Smith "nata Jones" to refer to maiden name) nati, natus, natales = birth nativitas = birth nativitatis = birth nato (est) = (he or she) were born natum ex L.P. = born of Legitimate Parents naturalis = natural, illegitimate natus est = he was born natus, nata in = born in nauta = sailor nec = neither, nor necessitate baptismo = (being) an emergency baptism necessitatis = of necessity necnon = and also negotiator = merchant (commerce) nemo (neminis) = no one Neo Aradiensis = Neu - Arad, Aradul Nou neopresbytor = newly ordained priest neosponsa = newlywed (female) neosponsus = newlywed (male) nepos (nepotis) = nephew, grandson neptis = niece, granddaughter neque = and not nescit = he doesn't know niger = black Nigro Sylva(nus) = (from the) Black Forest nihil = nothing nisi = if not nobilis (abbreviation: nob.) = noble, nobility (as opposed to "plebius" or "plebea"=common class) nob.(ilis) colonus = nobiliary serf / villain [colonus = colonist; farmer; serf / villain [owner (of house, land) with property/land]; peasant; inhabitant] nobilitatis = of nobility nocte = at night nomen = name nomen = name, given name nomen baptisantis = baptism name ("given name") nomen et conditio sponsi et sponsae = name and status (occupation) of groom and bride nomen et officium copulantis = name and title of person performing marriage ceremony nomen parentum, eorum conditio et religio = name of parents, their status and religion nomen patrinorum, eorum conditio et religio = name of godparents, their status and religion nomen patrionum = name of the Godparents nomen sepelientis = name of the person who buried the deceased, the performing the burial nomen testium eorum conditio = name of witnesses and their status (occupation) nomen, et conditio defuncti item ejus conjugis et parentis = name and status of deceased, spouse and parents (usage: surviving family members) nominatus est = he was named non = not, no non provisa (f.), non provisos (m.) = not provided non scitum = not known nonagenarius = a person in his nineties nonagesimus = ninetieth nonaginta = ninety nongentesimus = nine hundredth nongenti = nine hundred nonus = ninth nonus decimus = nineteenth nos = we, us noster = our nota bene = note well, notice notarius = notary nothus = illegitimate child novem = nine novembris = of November noverca = stepmother nox = night nrus. = abbreviation for "numerus" /ie number nudius = earlier nudius tertius = three days earlier nulloque detecto impedimento matrimonio = and no hindrance to the marriage having been uncovered nullus = no, none num promulgati vel dispensati, in bannis vel aliquo impedimento? = number of announcements or dispensation, or other impediments in the (marriage) banns? numero domus = house number numerus = number numerus currens = current number (item number) nunc = now, at this time nunquam = never nuntius = messenger nuper = lately (sometimes denotes a deceased person) nupserunt = they married nupta = married woman, bride nupti = marriage nuptias = wedding nuptus = married nurus = daughter-in-law nutritor = foster father nutrius = foster child nutrix (nutricis) = foster mother DISEASES natus mortuus = stillborn necrosis = mortification of bones or tissue nephrosis = kidney degeneration nepritis = inflammation of kidneys neuralgia = sharp and paroxysmal pain along the course of a sensory nerve. There are many causes: anemia, diabetes, gout, malaria, syphilis. Many varieties of neuralgia are distinguished according to the part affected, such as face, arm, leg nostalgia = homesickness