Scanlon's Latin Grammar - Essan.org

LATIN GRAMMAR
necessarius, -3, -urn, needful
necesse, adjo and no, necessary
necessitas, -atis, to, necessity; distress
nectar, -aris, no, nectar
nectere, nexui and nexi, nexus, to
weave
nedum, advo, to say nothing of, much
less
nefarius, -3, -urn, shameful
negare, to deny
negatio, -onis, to, denial
neglegere, -lexi, -lectus, to neglect
negligentia, -ae, to, negligence
negotiari, depo, to trade
negotiatio, -onis, to, traffic; merchandise
negotiator, -oris, mo, merchant
negotium, -ii, no, business; pestilence
nemo, -inis, mo and to, no one, nobody
nemorensis, -e, of a grove or wood
nempe, advo, namely; truly
nemus, -oris, no, wood, forest, grove
Neocaesaraca, -ae, to, Neocaesarea
N eocaesariensis, -e, of N eocaesarea
neomenia, -ae, to, new moon
neophytus, -i, mo, novice, neophyte
N epcsinus, -a, -urn, of N epi
Nepomucenus, -a, -urn, of Nepomuk
Nepomucurn, -i, no, Nepomuk
Nepouanus, -i, mo, Nepotian
neptis, -is, to, granddaughter
nepos, -otis, mo and to, grandchild;
nephew, niece, posterity
nequam, indeclo adjo, wicked, evil
nequando, conj., lest, lest at any time
nequaquam, advo, no, not, by no
means
neque, advo and conjo, and not, neither,
nor
nequior, -ius, more wicked
nequire, -ivi and -ii, -tus, (eo), to be
unable
nequlssmus, -i, m 0' most wicked one
nequitia, -ae, to, evil, malice
nere, nevi, netus, to spin
N eritonensis, -e, of Nardo
nervus, -i, mo, nerve, sinew
nescire, not to know, not to take notice
Nestorius, -ii, mo, Nestor, Nestorius
neuter, -tra, -trum, neither
nex, necis, to, violent death
nexus, -us, mo, bond
ni, conjo, if not, unless
Nicaenus, -a, -urn, of Nicaea, Nicene
Nicolaus, -i, mo, Nicholas
Nicol£itae, -orum, m. pl., Nicolaites
Nicomediensis, -e, of Nicomedia
nidificare, to build a nest
nidulus, -i, mo, little nest
nidus, -i, m 0' nest
nigrita, -ae, m. and f., negro
Nigritae, -arum, mo pl., Negroes
nihil (nil), no, indecl., nothing
nihilonlinus, adv., yet, nevertheless
nihilum, -i, no, nothing
n.im1etas, -atis, to, excess, superfluity,
redundancy
nimirum, advo, certainly, truly
nimis, advo, beyond measure, exceedingly;
most diligently
nimius, -a, -urn, excessive
Ninivita, -ae, t., Ninive
Ninivitae, -arum, m. pl., Ninivites
Niniviti, -orum, mo pl., Ninivites
nisi, conjo, if not, unless, except, but
NisibCnus, -a, -urn, of Nisibis
nisus, -us, m., striving, strength
nitens, -entis, shining
niti, nisus or nixus sum, d~p. 3, to
strive, endeavor
nitidus, -a, -urn, smooth
nitor, -oris, mo, brightness, splendor.
shining light
nitrum, -i, no, natural soda; niter
niveus, -a, -urn, snowy white
nix, nivis, to, snow
nobilis, -e, noble