RN

RN is an acronym that stands for "right now" and is typically seen when texting and online. It is used to communicate the immediacy of something that is currently occurring or about to occur.

The acronym is often utilized when making plans to do something in the near future, like watching a movie, eating food, or playing video games. Depending on the subject matter, it may be received as too aggressive or demanding by some people, so be careful how you use it.

A healthcare acronym that represents a nurse who has graduated from a nursing program and has a nursing license; commonly responsible for supervising care provided by nursing students, licensed practical nurses, enrolled nurses, and unlicensed assistive personnel.

Rn is a faster way of typing "run" that saves an entire letter. It is most often used to refer to running a machine or software, or physically running with your legs.

The abbreviation is primarily used online and in text messages. However, it is not very common so you may need to clarify what the sender intended to say.

Some people think it's a worthless abbreviation since it only removes one letter. And others think it's too confusing since it is more often used as an acronym for "right now" or "registered nurse."

A simple way to abbreviate "Russian;" may be used to describe a Russian person.