Equivalents: gn as in gnaw; kn as in knee
Webster, n Funk and Wagnalls, n Phonetic Symbol, n
Drill: nah, na, nee, noo, noh, naw an, en, in, oon, un, on
This sound occurs initially, finally, and medially:
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nard |
nap |
ne'er |
|
name |
net |
nerve |
|
neat |
mp |
new |
|
noon |
nut |
nice |
|
no |
knob |
noise |
|
naught |
not |
noun |
- Ndson's nephew gave the newsboy a nickel
- The neat nursemaid noticed her neighbor's new runabout
- Nancy, Nina, and Nanny are nick-names for Anne
- The knave found a keen knife among the nicknacks
- Nine knitting needles were in Nellie's new knitting bag
|
tan |
mean |
honor |
|
den |
ruin |
mimer |
|
pin |
prune |
fonder |
|
ton |
clean |
sound |
|
sun |
brown |
dinner |
|
on |
coin |
mountain |
- The sign on the garden fence was blown down.
- The man's keen eyes scanned the new machine
- Nathan joined the Navy when he was nineteen.
- Milton spent twenty cents for candy and popcorn
- Helen's cousin Nicholas will be twenty-one next Monday
- Norman did not increase the rents of his tenants.
- The Declaration of Independence was written by Jefferson
- Herman had prunes, bananas, and nuts for lunch
- Benjamin found his fortune in a Nevada mine
- Benedict Arnold asked Washington for the command of West Point
- The ships were named Nina, the Pinta, and Santa Maria
- The cocoon opened one day in June and a fine Luna moth came
- '' Run, little rivulet, run! Summer is fairly '
- " Count that day lost whose low descending sun, Views from thy hand no worthy action ''
