ne-
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[edit] Croatian
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ne-
- Prefix prepended to adjectives to create an adjective denoting a negative meaning (ne = not). Akin to un-, non-, im-, ir-.
[edit] Czech
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ne-
- Used to negate verbs, adjectives, and adverbs. "Mám hlad" ("I am hungry") becomes "nemám hlad" ("I am not hungry"). Akin to un-, non-, im-, ir-.
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Too many to list them all.
[edit] Latin
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The word nē in compositions.
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ne-
- absolutely negates the principal meaning
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[edit] Old English
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Proto-Germanic *ne- (“‘not’”) from Proto-Indo-European *ne- (“‘no, not’”). Akin to Old English ne (“‘not’”)
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ne-
- not, usually syncopated to n-
- neom (“‘am not’”)
- næs (“‘was not’”); nǣron (“‘were not’”)
- nic (“‘not I’”)
- nǣniġ (“‘no one, none, not any, no (adj.)’”)
- nealles (“‘not at all, by no means’”)
- nefne (“‘unless, except, not even’”)
- nabban (“‘to have not, be without’”)
- nāgan (“‘to not owe, not own’”)
- nǣfre (“‘never’”)
- nyllan (“‘will not, wish not, be unwilling, refuse’”)
- nāt (“‘[I] do not know’”) < nytan (“‘to know not’”)
- nyten (“‘ignorant’”) (< ne + witan)
[edit] Romanian
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ne-
- attached to past-participles, gerundives and some adjectives to negate them
- necunoscut - unknown
- neînţeles - misunderstood
- neprietenos - unfriendly
- nefolosind - not using, without using