What does NAT mean?
NAT means Natural
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Common / Miscellaneous / Community category.
Particularly in Legal Abbreviations, IT Terminology Abbreviations, Architectural Abbreviations, Construction Abbreviations
Particularly in Legal Abbreviations, IT Terminology Abbreviations, Architectural Abbreviations, Construction Abbreviations
What is the abbreviation for Natural?
Natural can be abbreviated as NAT
Other shorthands for Natural are: NATL, NATZ, natch, nat, N, nr., Nat., NC, N, NA
Other shorthands for Natural are: NATL, NATZ, natch, nat, N, nr., Nat., NC, N, NA
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What does NAT stand for? NAT stands for "Natural". |
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How to abbreviate "Natural"? "Natural" can be abbreviated as NAT. |
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What is the meaning of NAT abbreviation? The meaning of NAT abbreviation is "Natural". |
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What is NAT abbreviation? One of the definitions of NAT is "Natural". |
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What does NAT mean? NAT as abbreviation means "Natural". |
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What is shorthand of Natural? The most common shorthand of "Natural" is NAT. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- NABIR - Natural and Accelerated Bioremediation Research
- N-MET - Natural Metabolic Enhancement Therapy
- n-TNF - natural-Tumor Necrosis Factor
- NALELA - Natural Language Engineering of Legal Argumentation
- NAPRECA - Natural Products Research Network for Eastern and Central Africa
- NBNM - Natural Bridges National Monument
- NAPTEP - Natural Area Protection Tax Exemption Program
- NEDIES - Natural and Environmental Disaster Information Exchange
- NELUP - Natural Environment Research Council/Economic and Social Research Council Land Use Programme
- NATCHA - Natural and Cultural History of Africa
- NGPIC - Natural Gas and Propane Installation Code
- NLNR - Natural Latex/Natural Rubber
- NWNM - Natural Woman, Natural Man, Inc.
- NA - Natural
- NATL - Natural
- NC - Natural
- NWNM - Natural Woman, Natural Man
- N - Natural
- Natrl - Natural
- NLNA - Natural Landmarks and Natural Areas