What is the meaning of N-?

Abbreviation of English nano-

Indicating an arbitrary number of elements.

The normal-form of a functional group (or molecule), being the long-chain form (the unbranched chain).

my

I

I

marks a second person singular possessor; you

marks a second person singular object of a postposition

A qualifier suffix with a number of meanings:

2. Marks the n-gender containing roundish or rope-like objects and liquids
3. Appears in compound nouns that are rounded or rope-like
4. assume a position
5. flying
6. following
7. Appears in many verbs with no clear function

Marks the n-gender containing roundish or rope-like objects and liquids

Appears in compound nouns that are rounded or rope-like

assume a position

flying

following

Appears in many verbs with no clear function

Class 9 noun prefix.

Class 10 noun prefix.

Class 9 noun prefix.

Class 10 noun prefix.

The noun article. Added to nouns and verb stems to affirm nominal use. Has an element of definiteness. Also used in derivation.

Marks a second person singular verbal subject; you

Class 9 noun prefix.

Class 10 noun prefix.

forms intransitive or reflexive verbs from existing verbs

alternative form of m- (noun-forming prefix) before labial consonants

alternative form of in

I (used for conjugating verbs to the subjective or nominative case of the personal pronoun)

Marks the perfective mode.

Marks neuter verbs

Marks the imperfective and perfective modes in the n-imperfective and n-perfective paradigms.

The n-qualifier, a prefix with a variety of uses on verbs and nouns:

1. Serves as a "connective" prefix on several nouns, many of them associated with the face

   Serves as a "connective" prefix on several nouns, many of them associated with the face

   Marks the n-gender on verbs, referring to rope-like and roundish objects, such as berries and the face

   Appears thematicized in several verbs, from its earlier use as a gender marker

   Appears in verbs related to flight

   ## Appears in verbs with a meaning of "following"

   Appears in verbs relating to assuming a position

   (With the de-classifier) To do accidentally, by mistake

   (With dh-) Marks bisective verbs, with a meaning of "cut in half;" found only in three verb themes

   A distributive prefix: at separate intervals, or places

   Marks the continuative aspect, indicating repeated action

   Appears in verbs relating to the sensing of spirits

   Appears in verbs relating to standing

   (With dh-) forms a continuative construction describing a round trips

   wearing

   Appears in several wh-question words.

   alternative form of ne- (second person singular prefix)

   Class 9 noun prefix

   Class 10 noun prefix

   alternative form of ni-

   us

   alternative form of d-

   alternative form of nn-

   I, 1st person singular subject concord

   positive imperative form of -n- (“me; 1st person singular object concord”)

   I, me, my. (Forms the first person.)

   Marks a second person singular verbal subject.

   Class 1 subject concord, especially before consonants.

   Marks that (person markers on) a derivation from a transitive verb refer to the agent argument of the verb rather than the patient argument; used with verbs adverbialized with -e or nominalized with -dü or -'jüdü.

   Marks a nonderived transitive verb as having a third-person agent/subject and patient/object.

   Marks a nonderived intransitive verb with agent-like or patient-like argument as having a third-person argument/subject.

   With following vowel lengthened if in an unreduced open syllable.

   intensive prefix. on, to, at

   alternative form of ãn-

   Class 9 noun prefix.

   Class 10 noun prefix.

   Used to negate the pronoun or adverb which follows it, yielding the same part of speech

   n-; (normal-form)

   First-person prefix in the imperfect conjugation

   alternative form of il-

   marks a second person singular direct object.

   in

   active verb-forming prefix

   adjective-forming prefix

   n class_(IX/X) noun prefix and adjective agreement prefix, denoting animals and miscellaneous nouns as well as their plurals, and plurals of some u class_(XI) nouns

   alternative form of ni-

   Class 9 noun prefix.

   Class 10 noun prefix.

   Class 9 simple noun prefix.

   Source: wiktionary.org