Scanlon's Latin Grammar - Essan.org

SECOND LATIN
nefas, unlawful
negare, to deny
negatio, /'} negation, denial
neglegere, -lexi, -Iectus, to neglect
negligentia, f.} negligence
negotium, n.} trouble, difficulty
nemo, m. and f.} no one
nempe, namely, certainly, to be sure
nepos, m. and f.} grandchild
nequaquam, by no means
neque, and not, neither, nor
nequire, nequivi, not to be able, cannot
neseire (4), -seivi or -seii, -scitus, not
to know; nescio quis, some sort of,
certain
nexus, m ... relationship, connection
Nicaenus, Nicene
niger, black
nihil, nothing; - admodum, nothing
at all; - aliud, nothing else; - est
quod, there is no reason why
nihilominus, nevertheless
nihilum, n.} nothing
nimirum, certainly, indisputably
nimis, exceedingIy
nisi (ni), if not, unless, except, but;
non -, only; non. , not
anIy; - vero, unless indeed;
forte, unless to be sure
niti (dep. 3), nisus or nixus, to endeavor
nitidus, dean
nix, f.} snow
nobilis, noble
nobilitas, /.} nobility
nolle, nolui, to be unwilling
nomen, n., name, noun
nominare, to call
non, not; no; - modo, not only; ­
nisi, only; - obstante, notwithsta:lding;
-
-, no longer
nondum, not yet
solum, not only; jam
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nonnihil, not nothing (that is, son1ething)
non-usus, m.} disuse
norma, f.} rule, precept
noscere, novi, notus, to know
noster, our; nostrum omnes, all of us
nota, f.} mark, feature
notabilis, important, noteworthy
notio, /.} notion
notitia, f.} kno\vledge, acquaintance
notorius, notorious
notus, known; an acquaintance
novitius, m.} novice
novus, new; novissimus, latest, last
nox, f.} night; sera nocte, late at night;
multa noete, late at night
nubes, f.} cloud
nudus, bare, sale
nullus, not any; -admodum, none at
all; - alter, DO other; nulla ex
parte, in no way; - unus, on one
nullusdum, none as yet
num (interrogative word used when a
negative answer is expected); ­
quid, anything further, anything
else
numerare, to number
numerus, m.} number
nunc, now
nuneius, m.} nuncio
nuncupare, to name, to call
nunquam (numquam), never;
non, always
nuntiare, to proclaim
nuper, recently; -
recently
nuptiae, f. pl.} marriage
nutrimentum:) n.} food
nutrire (4), to nourish
o
admodum, very
ob, for, on account of
obex, m. and t., hindrance, obstacle