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na

[ nah, nuh ]
/ nɑ, nə /
Chiefly Scot.
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adverb
no1.
not; in no way; by no means.
conjunction
nor; neither.
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Origin of na

before 900; Middle English (north and Scots); in part representing Old English (n(e) not, nor + ā ever; cf. ay1); in part variant of ne;cf. no1

Other definitions for na (2 of 5)

Na

Symbol, Chemistry.
sodium.

Origin of Na

From the New Latin word natrium

Other definitions for na (3 of 5)

NA

abbreviation
not applicable.Also n/a
not available.

Other definitions for na (4 of 5)

n/a

abbreviation
no account.
not applicable.Also NA
not available.

Other definitions for na (5 of 5)

N.A.

abbreviation
National Army.
North America.
not applicable.
Microscopy. numerical aperture.
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British Dictionary definitions for na (1 of 5)

na1
/ (nɑː) /

determiner
a variant of nae

British Dictionary definitions for na (2 of 5)

na2

the internet domain name for
Namibia

British Dictionary definitions for na (3 of 5)

Na

the chemical symbol for
sodium

Word Origin for Na

Latin natrium

British Dictionary definitions for na (4 of 5)

NA

abbreviation for
North America
Netherlands Antilles (international car registration)

British Dictionary definitions for na (5 of 5)

n/a

abbreviation for
not applicable
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Scientific definitions for na

Na

The symbol for sodium.
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