General
nae
What does nae mean?
No, or not; as in 'nae bother' (no trouble) and 'nae danger' (no chance).
"Nae bother, I'll sort it."
Origin
Scots form of 'no/not'.
Frequently asked questions
What does 'nae' mean?
It's the Scots word for 'no' or 'not', as in 'nae bother' (no trouble) or 'nae danger' (no chance).
What does 'nae bother' mean?
'Nae bother' means 'no trouble' or 'no problem', a common Scots reassurance.
How is 'nae' used?
It works as 'no' or 'not', and it also forms negatives like 'dinnae' (don't) and 'cannae' (can't).
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