latin N words

nam (conj.)

for

nanciscor

I obtain, find

nancisci

to obtain, find

nactus sum

I obtained, found

nactus

having obtained, found

narro

I tell, relate

narrare

(narrare)

(to narrate)

to tell, relate

narravi

I told, related

narratus

having been told, related

nascor

I am born, descend from

nasci

(nascere)

to be born, descend from

natus sum

I was born, descended from

natus

(origine di natale/nativo)

(origin of natal/native)

having been born, been descended from

natus, nati (m)

son, child

natio, nationis (f)

(nazione)

nation, race, people, class

natura, naturae (f)

(natura)

nature

nauta, natuae (m)

(origine di nautico)

(origin of nautical)

sailor

navita, navitae (m)

(navigatore/marinaio)

sailor

navigo

I sail

navigare

(navigare)

(origin of to navigate)

to sail

navigavi

I sailed

navis, navis (f)

(nave)

ship

navis longa, navis longae (f)

warship

navis oneraria, navis onerariae (f)

merchant ship

ne (adv.)

in order that...not; that (after fear clauses)

ne…quidem

not…even

-ne (enclitic)

(added to first word of interrogative sentence or clause; indicates question)

-ne…an

whether…or

-ne…an non

whether…or not (in direct double questions)

-ne…necne

whether…or not (in indirect double questions)

nec, neque

and not, no, neither

necesse (indeclinable adj.)

necessary

necne (conj.) 

or not (generally used as second part od double indirect question, representing an non in direct questions); whether…or not (in indirect double questions) 

necessarius, necessaria, necessarium

(necessario)

necessary, inevitable

necesse (indeclinable adj.)

necessary

nefas (n) (undeclined)

sin, impious act, wickedness

neco

I kill

necare

(origine di necromanzia/necropoli)

(origin of necromancy/necropolis “city of the dead” (cemetery))

to kill

necavi

I killed

necatus

having been killed

nefarius, nefaria, nefarium

(nefando/nefasto)

nefarious, wicked, evil, heinous

nefandus, nefanda, nefandum

(nefando/nefasto)

wicked, abominable

nescio

I do not know

nescire

to not know

nescivi (nesciī) 

I did not know

nescitus

having been not known

neglego

I neglect, ignore, disregard

neglegere

(ignorare/trascurare “child”)

to neglect, ignore, disregard

neglexi

I neglected, ignored, disregarded

neglectus

having been neglected, ignored, disregarded

nego

I say no, negate, deny

negare

(negare)

to say no, negate, deny

negavi

I said no, negated, denied

negatus

having been negated, denied

negotium, negotii (n)

(origine di negozio)

business

nihil

(nullo)

(origine di nihilismo)

(origin of nihilism)

nothing

niger, nigra, nigrum

(nero)

black, dark, unlucky

nisi

unless, except, if not

nemo, neminis

(nessuno)

no one, nobody

nemus, nemoris (n)

grove, wood

nepos, nepotis (m)

(nipote)

(origine di nepotismo)

(origin of nepotism)

grandson, nephew

neque/nec (conj.)

and not, nor

neque (nec)….neque (nec)

neither…nor

nequeo

I am unable

nequire

to be unable

nequivi

I was unable

nequitus

having been unable

nequiquam

in vain

neuter, neutra, neutrum

neither of the two

nihil/nil (indeclinable noun)

(nulla/niente)

nothing

nihilum, nihili (n) 

nothing

nisi (conj.)

unless, if…not; except

nimbus, nimbi (m)

(nuvola/nube)

cloud, storm cloud, storm

nimius, nimia, nimium

very great, very much

nimius

exceedingly, very much, excessively

niteo

I shine, glitter; bloom, thrive

nitere

to shine, glitter; bloom, thrive

nitui

I shined, glittered; bloomed, thrived

nitidus, nitida, nitidum

shining, bright

nitor

I lean on, rely on; strive

niti

to lean on, rely on; strive

nixus sum

I leant on, relied on; strived

nixus

having leant on, relied on; strived

nix, nivis (f)

(neve)

snow

niveus, nivea, niveum

(innevato/nevoso/bianco)

snowy, white

nobilis, nobile

(nobile)

noble, famous

noceo (+ dative)

I harm

nocere

(nuocere)

to harm

nocui

I harmed

nocitus

having been harmed

noctu

by night

nocturnus, nocturna, nocturnum

(notturno)

nocturnal, of the night

nolo

I do not want, wish not 

nolle

to not want, wish not 

nolui

I did not want, wished not

nomen, nominis (n) 

(nome)

name

nomino

I name, call by name

nominare

(nominare/chiamare)

to name, call by name

nominavi

I named, called by name

nominatus

having been named