How to spell NAL correctly?
"Nal" is a common misspelling of the word "nail". To avoid confusion, here are some correct suggestions: "nail", referring to a thin, pointed metal object used for fixing objects together; "knell", meaning the sound of a bell tolled especially for a funeral or death; "natal", signifying related to birth or the birthplace.
List of suggestions on how to spell nal correctly
- al
- Cal Cal is short for calorie, a unit used to measure energy from food.
- gal She's quite a gal, confident and charming.
- Hal
- na
- nab
- NAE Nae worries, we still have plenty of time to finish the project.
- nag I do not want to nag you, but please remember to turn off the lights before leaving the room.
- NAH
- nail She used a hammer to nail the picture frame to the wall.
- Nam Nam is a polite and respectful way of addressing someone in Vietnamese culture.
- nan
- nap I like to take a nap after lunch to recharge my batteries.
- Nat
- NATL
- nay I say nay to that proposal.
- Neal Neal is my father's name.
- NFL I love the NFL.
- NHL
- nil The team's efforts to score a goal proved futile as their final score was nil.
- pal I am going to meet my pal at the coffee shop.
- Sal Sal is a traditional Mexican dish made from seasoned grilled meat.
- Val Val decided to take the train instead of driving to the city.
