n
- noun
- /ɛn/
- In the English alphabet, the letter n comes after m.
What you desire is value when you read Alfred N Whitehead, who writes Principal Mathematica with Bertrand Russell.
- What you desire is value when you read Alfred N Whitehead, who writes Principal Mathematica with Bertrand Russell.
Examples
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Make sure to write the letter n clearly in your assignment.
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The letter n is often used in formulas in mathematics.
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So I could write and I will write N of K.
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Then here we have K = n and n = K Wow.
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The difference in N is because some participants failed to answer all the statements.
Academic text (2011) -
Students (n = 40) in the second semester class served as a control group.
Academic text (2008) -
Of the total number of students in these classes (n = 75), 48% agreed to participate.
Academic text (2008) -
Let's rock 'n' roll.
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Let's rock 'n' roll!
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The jukebox explodes with rock 'n' roll, and she jiggles away to the Big Bopper's "Chantilly Lace."
Fiction book (1990)
Synonyms
The fourteenth letter of the English alphabet
Compounds
- Specialized
A semiconductor that conducts electricity mainly with extra electrons from added atoms
- Specialized
A boundary between two semiconductor parts that lets electric current flow one way
- Specialized
A small electronic part with three layers that controls and increases electric current
Surface Forms
Etymology
N comes from a very old letter called nun, which meant 'fish', and this later became the Greek nu and the Latin N. That's why n still stands for the 'n' sound in words like 'night'.