Niatn

Bavarian Pronunciation bar /ˈniɐ̯d̥ːn̩/ Etymology 1 From Early Modern bar nl niet nothing. Compare nl niets and de Niete. Noun bar noun f plural Niatn blank, dud lottery ticket that does not give a payout bar by extension loser; good-for-nothing Etymology 2 From bar gmh niet, gmh niete hammered nail, deverbal noun of bar goh bihniotan, goh biniotan to stick, to attach, to fasten; to dislodge, to knock out, from bar gmw-pro *hneudan, from bar gem-pro *hneudaną to hammer, to pound. Cognate with de Niete and nl niet; the verb also non - and is hnjóða to rivet, clinch. Noun bar noun f plural Niatn rivet