Likely originally apronunciation spelling of'n,'ne, representing final devoicing, then generalized to other forms of the article. Possibly influenced bymmh and the spelling of English nasal interjections such ashngh.

Possibly also motivated by a dispreference for single-letter words, which are not typical for German orthography (compare also the similarly proscribed merging of'n into'nen).

nh

1. (Internetslang, proscribed)a,an(anyindefinite article, regardless of thecase orgender of itsreferent)

   wir haben unsjz seitnh halben jahrnd mehr gesehen ―we haven't seen each other for halfa year now

nh

1. (Internetslang)alternative form ofne(tag question)

• IPA^(key): /n̪/

nh (upper caseNh)

1. Aletter of the Nueralphabet, written in theLatin script.

• IPA^(key): /nʱ/

nh (upper caseNh)

1. A digraph inXhosa orthography.

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