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Nag n ( singular definite naget, not used in plural form)

The period between sunset and sunrise, when the sky is dark night.

“ nag”, in The Century Dictionary, New York, N.Y.: The Century Co., 1911, →OCLC.įrom Dutch nacht ( “ night ” ), from Middle Dutch nacht, from Old Dutch naht, from Proto-Germanic *nahts, from Proto-Indo-European *nókʷts.

German: Zeterer m, Nörgeltante f, Nörgler (de) m, Nervensäge (de) f, Keppelweib n, Meckerer m, Quälgeist (de) m.

Vietnamese: cằn nhằn (vi), càu nhàu (vi), ỷ eo (vi).

Serbo-Croatian: piliti (sh), gnjaviti (sh).

German: nörgeln (de), quengeln (de), meckern (de), zetern (de), keifen (de), motzen (de), keppeln (de), matschkern (de), maulen (de), herumhacken (de), rumhacken, herumnörgeln (de), schelten (de), rumhacken, in den Ohren liegen.

Galician: roñar (gl), refonfonear, rosmar (gl), rifar (gl), bufiñar (gl).

Finnish: nalkuttaa (fi), jäkättää (fi), motkottaa (fi).

Danish: hakke på, skænde på, brokke (da), murre (da), mukke, ømme sig, vrænge.Catalan: bonegar (ca), marmolar (ca), reganyar (ca), renyir (ca), reprendre (ca).( transitive, intransitive ) To repeatedly remind or complain to (someone) in an annoying way, often about insignificant or unnecessary matters.Nag ( third-person singular simple present nags, present participle nagging, simple past and past participle nagged) Probably from a North Germanic source compare Swedish nagga ( “ to gnaw, grumble ” ), Danish nage, Icelandic nagga ( “ to complain ” ). Walloon: rosse (wa) f, haricrûte f, harote (wa) f.Volapük: ( ♂♀ ) lujevod (vo), ( ♂ ) hilujevod, ( ♀ ) jilujevod.German: Schindmähre f, Klepper (de) m, Ackergaul (de) m, Gaul (de) m.Galician: faquitró m, barrufeiro m, arricallo m, matalón m, bestello m.French: rosse (fr) f, haridelle (fr) f, rossinante (fr) f, carne (fr) f, canasson (fr) m.Synonyms: ( Northern England, Scotland, dialectal, archaic ) aver, dobbin, hack, jade, plug ( North American also ) IPA ( key): /neɪɡ/, IPA ( key): /nɛɡ/įrom Middle English nagg, nage, nagge ( “ horse, small riding horse, pony ” ), cognate with Dutch negge, neg ( “ horse ” ), German Nickel ( “ small horse ” ).

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Run the program khostid located in the license/bin/linux_圆4 subdirectory of the software distribution.

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To request a licence key, you first need to know your Kusari hostid and email that along with the Product Code to get your khostid: Linux Obtaining a licenseīefore you can use the NAG Library for Java, you’ll need a license.

The NAG Library for Java Mark 27.1 is available for the following platforms: Platform It is therefore important that you ensure that the correct implementation of the NAG Library is installed in order to use these wrappers. The NAG Library for Java is NOT compatible with all implementations of the NAG Library. The NAG Library for Java ships with a set of usage examples. Nonlinear Least-Squares Trust-Region Method (BXNL).Quadratically constrained quadratic programming and its applications in portfolio optimization.The NAG Library for Java contains 1900+ functions spanning many areas of numerical computing and data science. This repository contains examples and demonstrations using the NAG Library for Java. This repository can viewed as a regular github repository or as a webpage.