no.

See also: Appendix:Variations of "no", №, no, and No

English

Alternative forms

No.

Etymology

Abbreviation of French numéro. From Latin numerus (“number”).

Pronunciation

Audio (US) (number) (file)

Noun

no. (plural nos. or no.'s)

Abbreviation of number.

Synonyms

(number): #

Translations

number

Afrikaans: nr. (af) (nommer)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 號 (zh), 号 (zh) (hào)
Czech: č. (cs)
Danish: nr.
Dutch: nr (nl), nº
Finnish: nro (fi)
French: nº (fr)
Georgian: არა (ara)
German: Nr. (de)
Greek: αρ. (ar.)
Hebrew: מס׳‎‎ m (mis.)
Hindi: नं. (nambar), नंo (nambar)
Interlingua: nº
Italian: nº, n., n.ro, N

Japanese: No. (nanbā), № (ja) (nanbā)
Latvian: nr.
Lithuanian: nr.
Malay: no., bil.
Norwegian: nr, nº
Polish: nr (abbr. of numer)
Portuguese: nº
Russian: № (ru) (abbr. of но́мер (ru) m (nómer))
Scottish Gaelic: àir.
Slovak: č. (sk)
Slovene: št.
Sotho: no. (nomora)
Spanish: n.º (es) m
Swedish: nr (sv)
Yiddish: נו׳‎‎ m (nu')

Anagrams

-on, ON, ON., on, on-

Swedish

Abbreviation

no.

(lexicography) Norwegian language; Abbreviation of norska.

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