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• CMU ARPABET: N AE1 G IH0 NG Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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32 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Afrikaans: knaende — causing persistent mild pain
• Bulgarian: заядлив (zajadliv) — causing persistent mild pain
• Bulgarian: придирчив (pridirčiv) — causing persistent mild pain
• French: persistant — causing persistent mild pain
• German: nagend — causing persistent mild pain
• German: bohrend — causing persistent mild pain
• German: quälend — causing persistent mild pain
• German: lästig — causing persistent mild pain
• German: nörgelnd — causing persistent mild pain
• German: quengelnd — causing persistent mild pain
• German: meckernd — causing persistent mild pain
• German: keifend — causing persistent mild pain
• German: dumpf — causing persistent mild pain
• Spanish: persistente — causing persistent mild pain
• Spanish: molesto — causing persistent mild pain
• Spanish: chinchoso — causing persistent mild pain
• Spanish: fastidioso — causing persistent mild pain
• Spanish: molestoso — causing persistent mild pain
• Bulgarian: заяждане (zajaždane) — the action of continually chipping away at somebody's perceived faults
• Finnish: nalkutus — the action of continually chipping away at somebody's perceived faults
• German: Nörgelei — the action of continually chipping away at somebody's perceived faults
• German: Nörgeln — the action of continually chipping away at somebody's perceived faults
• German: Meckern — the action of continually chipping away at somebody's perceived faults
• German: Gemecker — the action of continually chipping away at somebody's perceived faults
• German: Gezeter — the action of continually chipping away at somebody's perceived faults
• German: Keifen — the action of continually chipping away at somebody's perceived faults
• German: Gekeife — the action of continually chipping away at somebody's perceived faults
• German: Genörgel — the action of continually chipping away at somebody's perceived faults
• German: Gemotze — the action of continually chipping away at somebody's perceived faults
• German: Quengeln — the action of continually chipping away at somebody's perceived faults
• German: Gequengel — the action of continually chipping away at somebody's perceived faults
• Māori: kāungaunga — the action of continually chipping away at somebody's perceived faults