• inetion,
• norsistion,
• nathon,
• menation,
• juntion,
• natiave,
• douation,
• hiatian,
• inition,
• rention,
• natioinal,
• notaion,
• gneration,
• founation,
• neogation,
• santion,
• meantion,
• quation,
• unision,
• antion,
• ceation,
• untion,
• attion,
• nationl,
• nationla,
• urnation,
• antione,
• nahtan,
• negiation,
• natiion,
• nasious,
• cuation,
• ciation,
• naitions,
• natioal,
• doantion,
• hattion,
• nagation,
• nitin,
• nationial,
• norsiagon,
• natio,
• vachon,
• nausious,
• qution,
• negotioan,
• kition,
• notioned,
• urniation,
• contion,
• nomiation,
• notious,
• notign,
• fition,
• naton,
• naiton,
• mation,
• natin,
• stion,
• negoation,
• natan,
• patiom,
• lation,
• notition,
• hatian,
• anation,
• neausious,
• otion,
• natioin,
• negiotion,
• pation,
• ponation,
• nationas,
• nasion,
• nachine,
• aution,
• nayone,
• atian,
• natianal,
• nashun,
• donoation,
• natios,
• natrion,
• dontion,
• norciagon,
• novation,
• natioins,
• aetion,
• buttion,
• nissian,
• inertion,
• duartion,
• cation,
• nothion,
• neion,
• natiosn,
• nuturtion,
• sition,
• bartione,
• mnetion

A nation is a group of people who share a common language, culture, history, and identity. It can also refer to a large, geographically defined area such as a country or nation-state. Nations are also characterized by a shared set of beliefs, values, and norms that distinguish them from other nations. Nations are typically connected by economic, political, and security ties, as well as cultural elements such as shared languages and customs. Nations are formed when an existing culture or ethnic group gains autonomy and the right to self-determination, typically through the process of nation-building.