noliser, v.a., to freight, to charter.
nom (non), n.m., name; fame, celebrity; (gram.) noun, title, style. Un — propre, un — de baptême; a proper, a christian, name. Je ne le connais que de —; I only know him by name. — de guerre; assumed name; alias; nickname. Il nomme les choses par leur —; he calls a spade a spade. Au — de; in the name of. De —; in name. Avoir —; to be called. — social or raison sociale; name of the firm, style. Décliner son —; to give in one’s name. Changer de —; to change one’s name. — collectif; collective noun. — substantif, — adjectif; noun substantive, noun adjective. — d’une pipe, — d’un tonnerre, — d’un petit bon homme! By Jingo! By George!
nomade, n.m. and adj., nomad; nomadic, wandering, migratory. Peuples —s; nomadic tribes.
nomancie, n.f., nomancy.
nomarque, n.m., (antiq.) nomarch.
nombrable, adj., (l.u.) countable, numerable.
nombrant, adj., (math.) abstract.
nombre, n.m., number; numbers; quantity; variety; quorum; harmony. Mettre au — de; to number among. — compétent; quorum (of members). Surpasser en —; to outnumber. — pair; even number. — impair; odd number. — premier; primary number. Être du —, au — des savants; to be one of the learned. Vous n’êtes pas du —; you are not one of them. Dans le —; among the number. Il y a du — dans ces vers; there is harmony in these verses. — abstrait, — nombrant; abstract number. — concret, — nombré; concrete number. — d’or (astron.); golden number. N’être pas en — (of assemblies); not to form a quorum. Tout fait —; every little helps.
nombré, -e, part., (math.) concrete; numbered.
nombrer, v.a., to number, to compute, to sum up, to reckon.