NIGHT

Interesting seem the words "nochi (noči)" and "ночь (nočĭ)" that appear both in Old East Slavic and Spanish Extremaduran.

NAK-

Tocharian A: nakcu

Tocharian B: naktiṃ ("last night")

Latvian: nakts

Lithuanian: naktis

Old Prussian: naktin (acc.sg.)

Jatvingian: nakt

Sanskrit: नक्तम् (náktam) ("by night")

Sanskrit: नक्ति (nákti)

Sanskrit: नक्त (nákta)

Sanskrit: नक् (nák)

NAG-

Afrikaans: nag

Wakhi: naγd, naghd

NAHT-

Gothic: 𐌽𐌰𐌷𐍄𐍃 (nahts)

Old Saxon: naht

Old Dutch: naht

Old High German: naht

Old English: næht

Middle English: naht

Old Frisian: nacht

Föhr-Amrum: naacht

Saterland Frisian: Noacht

West Frisian: nacht

Middle Low German: nacht

Dutch Low Saxon: nacht

Ravensbergisch-Lippisch: Nacht

Sauerländisch: Nacht

Westmünsterländisch: Nacht, Nach

Plautdietsch: Nacht

Middle Dutch: nacht

Dutch: nacht

Limburgish: nach

Middle High German: nacht

German: Nacht

Pennsylvania German: Nacht

Hunsrik: naacht

Avestan: upa.nahturušu (nahturušu) ("bordering on the night")

NOHT-

---> Mozarabic: نوخْطِ‎ (nóhte)

Old Irish: nocht, innocht ("tonight")

Irish: anocht

Manx: noght

Scottish Gaelic: a-nochd

Vilamovian: nocht, naocht

Bökingharde Frisian: nåcht

NOST-

Old Church Slavonic: нощь ⱀⱁⱋⱐ (noštĭ)

Bulgarian: нощ (nošt)

NOK-

Latin: nox (noks)

Tocharian A: nokte ("at night")

Macedonian: ноќ (noḱ)

Gaulish: nox

NEK-

Hittite: nekuz mēhūni ("at night time")

Hittite: ne-ku-ut-ta /nekutt/ ("at eventide"), ne-ku-uz /nekuz/ ("twilight")

Tocharian B: nekcīye

NOPT-

Istro-Romanian: nopte

Romanian: noapte

Aromanian: noapti

NOT-

Old Norse: nǫ́tt, nótt

Icelandic: nótt

Elfdalian: ną̊t

Scanian: nøtt

Westrobothnian: nått, nåt, nååt

Emilian: nôt

Galician: noite

Italian: notte

Old Occitan: noit

Old Portuguese: noite

Romansch: not, notg

Sardinian: noti, notti

Campidanese: noti

Logudorese: note

Sicilian: notti

Venetian: note

Old French: noit

Portuguese: noite

Istriot: nuoto, noto

Friulian: gnot

Corsican: notte

NOC-

Old East Slavic: ночь (nočĭ)

Extremaduran: nochi (noči)

Belarusian: ноч (noč)

Russian: ночь (nočʹ)

Serbo-Croatian: но̑ћ nȏć

Slovene: nọ̑č

Czech: noc

Kashubian: noc

Polish: noc

Slovak: noc

Upper Sorbian: nóc

Lower Sorbian: noc

Ladino: noche (noče)

Spanish: noche (noče)

NO-

Middle Breton: hanoez (-noez) ("tonight")

Breton: henoazh (-noazh)

Welsh: trannoeth (-noeth) ("overnight, tomorrow")

Middle Welsh: peunoeth (-noeth) ("every night")

Middle Welsh: mein(i)oeth (-noeth) ("midnight")

Old Welsh: henoid (-noid) ("tonight")

Welsh: heno (-no) ("tonight")

NAT-

Albanian: natë

Hamburgisch: Natt

Old Norse: nátt

Icelandic: nátt

Faroese: nátt

Norwegian: natt

Old Swedish: nāt

Swedish: natt

Old Danish: nāt

Danish: nat

Westrobothnian: nɑtt

Gutnish: nat

NU-

Ancient Greek: νῠ́ξ (núx)

Greek: νύχτα (nýchta)

Kurdish: nûtek ("obscure, pitch-dark")

Walloon: nute

Polabian: nüc

Asturian: nueche

French: nuit

Aragonese: nueit

Dalmatian: nuat

Middle French: nuyt

Occitan: nuèit, nuèch

Old French: nuit

Luxembourgish: Nuecht, Nuet

NI-

Kurdish: nihte ("rainy or cloudy weather, id. when the Sun doesn't shine")

Catalan: nit

Norman: niet

Old English: niht, nyht

Middle English: nighte, night, nyght, nyghte, niȝt, naht, niht, nyȝt, nyȝte, nyhte

English: night

Scots: nicht, neicht

Ukrainian: ніч (nič)

NE-

Old English: neaht

Old English: neht, nieht

Cornish: haneth (-neth) ("tonight")

Piedmontese: neuit

Article published on the 30th of October 2018.