nn: Den anglikanske kyrkja

nn: Den apostoliske truvedkjenninga

nn: Den blodige sundagen

nn: Den blodige sundagen i Derry

nn: Den europeiske unionen

nn: Den utøvande makta

nn: Den franske revolusjonen

nn: Den første punarkrigen

nn: Den generelle relativitetsteorien

nn: Den sørlege vasslangen

nn: Den heilage ande

nn: Den industrielle revolusjonen

nn: Den nordatlantiske straumen

nn: Den nordlege halvkula

nn: Den sørlege fisken

nn: Den faste domstolen for mellomfolkeleg rettspleie

nn: Den raude arméen

nn: Den skandinaviske halvøya

nn: Den guddommelege komedie

nn: Den amerikanske grunnloven

nn: Den store bjørnen

nn: Den polske arvefølgjekrigen

nn: Den franske og indianske krigen

nn: Den store magellanske skya

nn: Det internasjonale byrået for mål og vekt

nn: Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament

* In the German Kurrent handwriting, a macron is used on some consonants, especially n and m, as a shortform for a double consonant ( for example, n ̄ instead of nn ).

Kim F. Storm's nn newsreader was the first to implement this new model, and it looked for a while as if nn would do to rn what rn did to readnews.

nn: Transport for London

nn: People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals

nn: Folkefronten for frigjering av Palestina

nn: Boge for strykeinstrument

Historically, " ñ " arose as a ligature of " nn ": the tilde was shorthand for the second " n ", written over the first.

The sign was also adopted for the same palatal nasal in all other cases, even when it did not derive from an original " nn ", as for leña ( from Latin " ligna ") or señor ( from Latin " senior ").

nn: Office for National Statistics

The spelling of the Welsh name in standard modern orthography is Meirionnydd ( for the geographical area ) or Sir Feirionnydd ( for the county ), with a double < nowiki >< nn ></ nowiki >, but the variant with a single < nowiki >< n ></ nowiki > is sometimes found in older works.

nn: Ordenen for framifrå tenester

The X-Files, for example, assigned a code in the format " sXnn ", with " s " identifying the season number and " nn " being a two-digit number for each episode, starting with " 01 ".

nn: University Corporation for Atmospheric Research

nn: Det brasilianske instituttet for geografi og statistikk

The format has been somewhat regularized ( e. g., " mio " for " myo ", " rr " for " R ", " ñ " for " nn ", " llorando " for " lorando ", " v " for " u ", adding modern punctuation and capitalization ):