| Inglés | Español | |
|---|---|---|
| Medicine | ||
| Medicine | nona | nona [f] |
| Español | Inglés | |
|---|---|---|
| General | ||
| General | nona [f] | afternoon in ancient roman |
| General | nona [f] | last of the canonical hours |
| General | nona [f] | the last of four parts of the day from mid-afternoon to sunset |
| General | nona [f] | none |
| General | nona [f] | last of the canonical hours |
| General | nona [adj/f] | ninth |
| Colloquial | ||
| Colloquial | nona [f] VE:W CL AR UY | grandmother |
| Slang | ||
| Slang | nona [f] VE CL AR UY | grandma |
| Medicine | ||
| Medicine | nona [f] | nona |
| Religion | ||
| Religion | nona [f] | nones |
| Español | Inglés | |
|---|---|---|
| General | ||
| General | la hora es nona [interj] | the hour is late |
| Colloquial | ||
| Colloquial | a la hora nona [adv] PE | at the last minute |
