Nu

Appendix:Variations of "nu" English Nu (mythology) thumb|right|The god Nu, at bottom, representing the primordial waters, raises the barque of the sun into the sky at the creation of the world. Etymology 1 en :bor egy:nnw<t:Nu, the primeval waters> + 1 Proper noun en Egyptian god The god who serves as the personification of the primeval waters that existed before the world. Translations Egyptian god Afrikaans: af Noe, af Noen Arabic: ar نوو Armenian: hy Նու, hy Նուն Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 努恩 Greek: el Νου, el Νουν Hebrew: he נו Japanese: ja ヌン Korean: ko 누 Mingrelian: xmf ნუნი Persian: fa نو, fa نون Urdu: ur نو Etymology 2 en Proper noun one of the 56 ethnic groups recognized by the People's Republic of China. Translations ethnic group Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 怒族 Xibe: sjo ᠨᡠᡯᡠ ᡠᡣᠰᡠᠷᠠ nudzu uksura Etymology 3 Abbreviations. Proper noun en Numbers a book in the Old Testament of the Bible. en NU, Nunavut Anagrams en nu 'un -un- U.N. UN Un un un- German Etymology Substantivisation of de nu now, alternative form of de nun now. Pronunciation de De-Nu.ogg <<Germany>> (<<Berlin>>) de uː 1 Noun de noun n m indeclinable de im Nu immediately, in no time in the now Usage notes The masculine gender is more recent. The noun has traditionally been used with the neuter gender. Further reading