How Do You Spell NA?
Correct spelling for the English word "na" is [n_ˈɑː], [nˈɑː], [nˈɑː]] (IPA phonetic alphabet).
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Anagrams for na
Common Misspellings for NA
Below is the list of 172 misspellings for the word "na".
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- mna
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- enagh
- 2n
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- nea
- owna
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- nabur
- 1a
- 23nd
- nauea
- nal
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- 00a
- 10a
- chna
- 21nd
- knak
- an
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- 0ne
- enar
- tna
- 3nd
- 2ba
- nm
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- nu
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- ka
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- una
- nadu
- 1nd
- cna
- neear
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- 4a
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- an18
- nv
- nya
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- wa
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- ua
- pna
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- sna
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- 3a
- nc
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- nigga
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- n
- niaq
- 6a
- nma
- knda
- ja
- nl
- 2ea
- wunna
- nas
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- 5a
- gna
- np
- nk
- nsa
- ona
- zenah
- 2a
- an1
- nai
- n0
- nx
Similar spelling words for NA
Definition of NA
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a silvery soft waxy metallic element of the alkali metal group; occurs abundantly in natural compounds (especially in salt water); burns with a yellow flame and reacts violently in water; occurs in sea water and in the mineral halite (rock salt)
Anagrams of NA
Usage Examples for NA
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" Na, na," replied she; " I dinna mean that you should be the faither o' the child; but ye may be the means, in higher hands, o' gettin back its faither, and thereby relievin me o' a' my burdens and a' my sorrows thegither." - "Wilson's Tales of the Borders and of Scotland, Vol. XX" by Alexander Leighton
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When the Gruagach na g- cleasan came home in the evening with his eleven sons, they went to take a look at the fisherman's son; but he was not to be seen. - "Myths and Folk Tales of Ireland" by Jeremiah Curtin
