Nana (sleep) < S-N נום NOOM, slumber -- see
NUMB Negozio (store) < M213 גניזה GiNeeYZaH, storeroom,
Nido (nest) < S-D נץ NaiTS, nest – see
NEST No (no, not, to say
NO) < הניא Hay
NeeYE and יניא Ya
NeeYE are verbs translated 'disallow' or 'said NO to;' ß אין AYiN is “none” -- see
NONoi (we, us) < אנו ANOO, we; נו -NOO (“we” suffix in past tense) – see
NOSTRATIC O (or) < או Owe, or [OR]
Odore (odor) < 1. אד AyD, mist, vapor – Genesis 2:6,
2) S-G S-D קטר QaDTaR is to burn incense or to smoke
– see CAUTERIZEOrzo (barley) < ארז
OReZ, rice – see RICE Otto (eight) < ח Het, 8th letter and number -- see EIGHT Palco (planking and paletta, pallet) < פלך PHeLaKH, section – see FLAKE Parete (wall) < S-D הפרדה HaPHRaDaH, separation, partition; פרד PaRaD, to separate, divide
Perche (because) < S-B עבור [A]BHOOR, for -- see
FOR Perdere (to lose) < פרד PoaRahD, separated from… thus missing or lost -- see
PARTITION and 'PERDITION'
Periodo (period) < for
per see above;
iodo < S-D עת [A]IT, a period of time -- see
ETERNALPompa (pump) < S-B N. אבוב , ABOOBH, pipe -- see
PIPEPonente (West), Punto (to point) < הפנה PoaNeH, to point, face towards a direction
Presto (early) < פרץ PaRaTS in (quickly) -- see
PRONTOPuro (pure) < בר BahR, pure – see
PUREQuantita (quantity), quanto (how much) < קמץ QaMaTS, handful…ancient measurement -- see “QUANTITY”
Ragno (spider) < ארג EReG, to weave – see
RUG Sabato (Saturday) < B. שבת SHaBaT, the Sabbath (before Sunday) – see “SABATICAL”
Sacca (bag) < שק SahQ, bag -- see SACK”
Scopare (to sweep;
scopa is a broom) <סחף $aK[H]aPH, to sweep away – Jeremiah 46:15 -- see
SCOPA 
