mid-15c., narratif, "biographical, historical," from Late Latin narrativus "suited to narration," from Latin narrat-, stem of narrare "to tell, relate, recount, explain" (see narration). Meaning "of or pertaining to narration" is from c. 1600.
narrative (n.)
"a tale, a story, a connected account of the particulars of an event or series of incidents," 1560s, from Middle French narrative and from narrative (adj.).
his narrative was interesting
narrative poetry
nark
narrable
Narragansett
narrate
narration
narrative
narrator
narrow
narrowly
narrow-minded
narrowness