ng

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prep. of; (e.g. "the name of the child"); expressing possessive case

ng isa sa isa
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ng isa sa isa comp. mutual; given and received

nga
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nga adv. really; indeed; please (see grammar)

ngabngab
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ngabngab n. biting off meat from bones

ngabngabin
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ngabngabin (nginangabngab, nginabngab, ngangabngabin) v., inf. bite off meat from bones;

gnaw noisily

ngakngak
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ngakngak n. 1. loud crying (of a sulky child); 2. gossip; useless talk

ngalan
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n. name; reputation; repute; denomination

ngalanan
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(nginangalanan, nginalanan, ngangalanan) v., inf. name; designate; label a person

ngalang-pangkalakal
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n. trade name

ngalangala
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ngalangala n. palate; roof of the mouth

ngalay
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n. numbness; fatigue

ngalay
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ngalay adj. fatiged; numb

ngaligkig
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ngaligkig n. cold shivers in the body

ngalingali
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ngalingali adv. almost; at the point of

ngalirang
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adj. 1. dried up; desiccated; 2. very thin and lacking vitality

ngalit
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n. 1 grinding of the teeth; 2. fury

ngalitngit
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ngalitngit n. 1. sound made by crunching food between the teeth; 2. sound made by

gnashing of teeth

ngalitngit
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ngalitngit n. creaking or squeaking sound

ngalngal

ngalngal
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ngalngal adj. given to silly talk

ngalo
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ngalo n. fatigue; numbness

ngalog
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ngalog n. trembling; shaking

ngalos
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ngalos n. extreme weakness due to fatigue

ngalot
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ngalot adj. crushed by the teeth; crunched

ngalubngob
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ngalubngob n. noise made by chewing brittle substance

ngalukabkab
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ngalukabkab n. peeling and falling off (e.g. paint from walls, bark from trees, etc.)

ngalukting
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ngalukting n. chattering of the theeth because of cold

ngalumata
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ngalumata adj. having dark rings under the eyes because of lack of sleep

ngalumbaba
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ngalumbaba n. pensive position of the body with chin in his/her hands

ngalungkong
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ngalungkong n. depressed feeling

ngalutin
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ngalutin (nginangalot, nginalot, ngangalutin) v., inf. crunch; crush noisily with the teeth

ngalutngot
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ngalutngot n. crunching sound as when chewing hard or brittle objects

ngamay
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n. numbness; tiredness of the hands

ngamba
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ngamba n. 1. misgiving; dismay; apprehension; 2. premonition; doubt

ngandi
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ngandi n. sexual heat (animals)

nganga
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nganga adj. openmouthed; open-mouthed; agape; gaping

nganga
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nganga n. act of opening the mouth

nganga
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nganga n. betel nut ready for chewing

ngangain
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(nginanganga, nginanga, ngangangain) v., inf. chew betel nut

ngangayon
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ngangayon adv. just now
ngani
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ngani adv. 1. really; truly; in fact; 2. please (in a request)

nganingani
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nganingani n. apprehension; apprehensive chimeras

ngapos
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ngapos adj. lacking short of something

ngasab
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ngasab n. noise made by animals while eating

ngasab
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ngasab n. opening and closing of the mouth as animals do while eating

ngasiwa
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ngasiwa n. 1. administration; management; 2. control; 4. reign

ngasngas
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ngasngas n. 1. scandal caused by gossip; 2. excessive garrulousness/gesticulation

ngata
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ngata n. masticating or chewing to extract juice; chewing the cud

ngatain
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ngatain (nginata, nginangata, ngangatain) v., inf. 1. chew the cud; 2. munch

ngatal
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ngatal n. trembling (from fear og cold)

ngatngat
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ngatngat n. the act of bite and wear away

ngatngatin
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ngatngatin (nginangatngat, nginatngat, ngangatngatin) v., inf. gnaw; bite away bit by bit

ngawa
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ngawa n. babble; babbling; pedantry

ngawil
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n. twisting of lips while speaking

ngawit
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n. tiredness from prolonged standing, kneeling, etc.

ngawit
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ngawit adj. tired from standing, kneeling, etc.

ngawngaw
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ngawngaw n. empty talk

ngayasngas
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ngayasngas n. setting of the teeth on edge

ngayaw
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ngayaw n. act of refusing to submit to

ngayngay
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ngayngay n. continuous talk in a monotone

ngayngay
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ngayngay n. the act of gnaw or grind into pieces

ngayngayin
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ngayngayin (nginangayngay, nginayngay, ngangayngayin) v., inf. gnaw or grind into pieces

ngayon
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ngayon adv. 1. now; at this time; 2. today; 3. yet; still

ngayupapa
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ngayupapa n. humbling oneself

ngibi
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ngibi n. pursing of the lips by a child before crying

ngibit
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n. twisting of the mouth; grimace

ngibitan
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(nginingibitan, nginibitan, ngingibitan) v., inf. make grimaces at someone

ngidngid
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ngidngid n. gum (flesh around the teeth)

ngiki
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n. 1. cold with fever; 2. malaria

ngikiin
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(nginingiki, nginiki, ngingikiin) v., inf. have a chill

ngikngik
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ngikngik n. noise made by pigs waiting to be fed

ngilngil
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ngilngil n. whinnying

ngilo
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ngilo n. 1. putting the teeth on edge; 2. nerve pain at the edge of a tooth

ngima
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n. small bits of food left between the teeth

ngimay
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n. numbness due to exhaustion/anaesthetic

ngimbulo
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ngimbulo n. envy

ngimi
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ngimi adj. shy; timid; bashful

ngimi
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ngimi n. shyness; feeling of inferiority

nginig
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nginig n. trembling

ngipin ng gulong
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gulong comp. cog tooth on edge of a wheel

ngipin ng tinidor
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tinidor comp. one of the pointed ends of a fork; prong

ngipin sa ngipin
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comp. tooth for a tooth [fig.]

ngisi
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n. 1. grin; snicker; giggle; snigger; smirk; 2. broad smile

ngisihan
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(nginingisihan, nginisihan, ngingisihan) v., inf. snicker; smirk (at someone/something)

ngisngis
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ngisngis n. opening of the mouth in grinning

ngisngisan
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ngisngisan (nginingisngisan, nginisngisan, ngingisngisan) v., inf. grin or snicker at someone

ngita
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n. meeting face-to-face

ngiti
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ngiti n. smile; the act of smiling

ngitian
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ngitian (nginingitian, nginitian, ngingitian) v., inf. smile at someone

ngitngit
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ngitngit n. 1. rage; fury; 2. intensity

ngiwi
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ngiwi adj. 1. wry; crooked (esp. said of the face); 2. wry-mouthed

ngiwian
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ngiwian (nginingiwian, nginiwian, ngingiwian) v., inf. make faces at somone

ngiyaw
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ngiyaw n. meow or miaow of cats

ngiyawan
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ngiyawan (nginingiyawan, nginiyawan, ngingiyawan) v., inf. meow

ngongo
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ngongo adj. having a nasal twang in speaking

ngubngob
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ngubngob adj. toothless and with sunken jaws

ngulag
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n. 1. goosh flesh; 2. the hair standing on end

ngulag
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n. 1. moulting (US: molting); shedding the feathers; 2. falling of leaves

ngumiwi
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ngumiwi (ngumingiwi, ngumiwi, ngingiwi) v., inf. pucker the lips

ngumiyaw
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ngumiyaw (ngumingiyaw, ngumiyaw, ngingiyaw) v., inf. meow

ngumulo
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(ngumungulo, ngumulo, ngungulo) v., inf. put both hands under the head

ngumungo
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ngumungo (ngumungungo, ngumungo, ngungungo) v., inf. feed one with pre-masticated

food (like birds or animals do to the offspring)

ngumuya
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ngumuya (ngumunguya, ngumuya, ngunguya) v., inf. chew; masticate; crush with the teeth

nguni
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conj. but; yet; on the other hand

nguni't
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conj. but; yet; on the other hand

ngunot
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ngunot n., adj. 1. wrinkle(s) on the forehead [n.]; 2. wrinkled [adj.]

ngupinyo
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n. anger; grudge; indignation

ngusngos
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ngusngos n. 1. tip of the nose; 2. snout of animals

ngusngos
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ngusngos n. tips of string beans; young string beans

nguso
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nguso n. 1. snout of animals; muzzle; mouth and jaws; 2. trunk of an elephant

nguso
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nguso n. the part that stands out (bow of a ship, etc.) [by ext.]

ngusuan
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(nginungusuan, nginusuan, ngungusuan) v., inf. express dislike of someone by pursing the
lips

ngutngot
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ngutngot n. noise of gnawing (e.g. by mice and rats)

ngutngot
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ngutngot n. whimper; whimpering

nguya
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nguya n. chewing; masticating

nguyain
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nguyain (nginunguya, nginuya, ngunguyain) v., inf. chew; masticate; crush with the teeth

nguyapit
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n. climbing a tree with the hands (from branch to branch)

nguyngoy
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nguyngoy n. prolonged sulky weeping of a child; crying of a child with tantrums

Ñino palayaw mula sa Espanyol niño 'anak', 'batang lalaki'. Ito ay madalas na
ibinigay sa isang panganay na anak na lalaki bilang isang pamilyar na pangalan. Niña
Ang pangalang Nina ay maaaring nagmula sa dating salitang Slavic na Ninati, na
nangangahulugang "mapangarapin" o "pangarap". ñandú - mas maliit sa dalawang
matangkad na mabilis na lumilipad na ibon na katulad ng mga ostriches ngunit
tatlong paa; natagpuan mula sa Peru hanggang Strait ng Magellan. ñoñería: walang
kabuluhan, walang kapararakan ñoño: mapurol, madulas ñoqui: gnocchi (isang uri ng
pagkain) ñora: isang uri ng pulang paminta ñame: (Botany) yam, kamote ñácara:
ulser, namamagang ñajo: may tinig ng ilong ñandutí: nanduti (industriya ng hinabi)
ñango: (adj.Mex.) walang kabuluhan, wimpy, wimpish, weedy ñaña: kuya ñapa: bonus
ñapango (adj. Colomb.) kalahating lahi, mulatto ñaque: basura ñato: snub-nosed, flat-
nosed, pug-nosed ñeque: malakas, masigla ñiquiñaque: basurahan, walang halaga na
tao o bagay. ñoco: isang kamay ñoñez: kawalan ng pakiramdam, walang kabuluhan
ñoqui: (Gastronomy) gnocchi dough (Argentina) pampublikong empleyado na lilitaw
lamang sa payday ñorbo: (Botany) pagkahilig ñudo: buhol ñajú okra;
Check-in & check-out

Check-in
At Imperial Hotel we guarantee check-in from 3.00 p.m., but if the room is ready upon your arrival, you are
welcome to check-in before. If, on the other hand, the room is not ready when you arrive, you can store
your luggage with us at no charge until the room is available.
 

Check-out
Check-out from the room is at 12.00 p.m. at the latest, but if you need a late check-out, then contact our
reception upon arrival, or during your stay, and we will do our best to accommodate your request. Similar
to check-in, you have the option to store your luggage when checking out.
 

Express Check-out
If you're busy and can pay with a credit card, or your accommodation is already pre-paid, you can make
use of our popular Express Check-out and avoid the waiting time. Our Express Check-out stands can be
found in the lobby next to the main entrance. The receipt for your stay will then be sent via e-mail on the
same day. 
Concierge service
 Fitness & Exercise
 Car and bicycle hire
 Restaurant experiences
 Attractions and Guide to Copenhagen

Car and bicycle hire

At Imperial Hotel we are always helpful when it comes to car and bicycle hire. If you need a car during
your stay, we would like to help you book it. Please enquire at reception and we will take care of it for you.
If, on the other hand, you would rather cycle around the city, we have our own bicycles that you can hire
on a daily basis. The price is DKK 150 per day and if you require, lights and bicycle helmet can be
included so safety is at its best. 
 

Restaurant & bar

If you are in doubt about where to eat during your visit at Imperial Hotel, do not fear. By contacting the
hotel reception or concierge desk, our competent personnel can guide you to many exciting and great
"hidden" eateries. Of course, we can help you to reserve a table and give you directions on a map.
If you prefer more of the night life and a couple of drinks out on the town, we are just as well-prepared.
Contact the hotel's reception or concierge desk for a broad selection of suggestions for cocktail bars and
nightclubs.  
 

Attractions and guide to Copenhagen

Copenhagen is full of attractions and special places that are a "must" to experience. If you are in doubt
about what must be seen, and where they are located, please feel free to contact our concierge desk,
which is located in the hotel's lobby. Here our extremely service-minded personnel are ready with maps,
instructions and good advice.