1. The middle or body of a church, extending from the chancel or choir to the principal entrance.

2. The thick piece of timber in the centre of a wheel, in which the spokes are inserted.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• naseu,
• aave,
• neiave,
• niaeve,
• nuvoe,
• nove,
• naure,
• havea,
• gavie,
• neive,
• gave,
• nmove,
• yhave,
• naeme,
• natve,
• nsafe,
• nrver,
• avy,
• naivee,
• nade

• naive,
• neave,
• napa,
• nabu,
• napaea,
• naif,
• Nava,
• nap,
• napea,
• Naff,
• nape,
• navvy,
• nab,
• NAAB,
• napu,
• navy.

The adjective form of the word "nave" is "naval".

The plural of the "nave" can be the "naves".

The singular of the "nave" can be the "nave".