nac

IPA: næk

Root Word: NAC

(rail transport) The station code of Nam Cheong in Hong Kong.
Initialism of Native American Church. [A Native American religion that teaches a combination of traditional Native American beliefs and Christianity, with sacramental use of the entheogen peyote]
(computing) Initialism of network access control.
(pharmacology) Abbreviation of N-acetylcysteine.
(biochemistry) Abbreviation of N-acetylcarnosine.

Examples of "nac" in Sentences

A fydd John Dixon yn well cyfaill iddo nac y bu Rhodri Glyn Thomas?
Dwi'n bwriadu dangos mwy nac un rhaglen deledu ochr-yn-ochr, yn y gobaith y bydd modd i mi adlewyrchu sawl agwedd o'r un pwnc.
Ond mae hi'n dod yn gynyddol amlwg i mi bod Plaid Cymru yn cyfranu llawer iawn mwy at y bartneriaeth nac yr ydym ni'n ei gael yn ei ol.
Seriously though on the day of I'll say "can I have a ticket for nottoB fo esaC suoiruC ehT" navI. fo eltit eht daer nac I retsop a yllaniF edog
Ond roeddwn yn fodlon mynd i ymgyrchu dros Blaid Cymru oherwydd fy mod yn credu bod canlyniad yr etholiad yn bwysig i'r blaid, yn fwy nac i'r wlad.
Lavin was hurt on a jump, called a "nac nac," that friends say he's performed hundreds of times; he was unable to get his feet on the pedals before landing.
It was said that the 33-year-old was trying a nac nac combination over the second set of the dirt course, but he lost control of his bike and crashed to the ground.
This value was solely arrived at by context where its meaning is most apparent in TLE 399, a mirror, on which is inscribed quite bluntly: Eca sren tva iχ nac Hercle, Unial clan, θrasce.