n latin derivatives

nascor, to be born

cognate, innate, naïve, natal, nation, native, nature, renaissance

nasus, nose

nasal

navis, ship

naval, nave, navy

nebula, cloud

nebular, nebulous

necto, to bind

annex, connect

nego, to deny

deny, negate, renegade

nepos, nephew

nephew, niece, nepotism

nervus, sinew

nerve, nervous

neuter, neither

neutral

nex, murder

pernicious (working or spreading in a hidden and usually injurious way)

niger, black

darnel (weedy annual grass), negro

nihil, nothing

annihilate

niteo, to shine

neat, net

noceo, to harm

innocent, innocuous, noxious, nuisance

nodus, knot

nodule, noose

nomen, name

denominate, ignominious (deserving or bringing disgrace or shame), misnomer, nominate, noun, renown

norma, standard

enormous, normal

nosco, to know

acquaintance, cognizant, connoisseur, incognito, noble, notice, notion, notorious, recognition, recognize, reconnaissance, reconnoiter

nota, mark

annotation, notable, notary, note

novem, nine

noon

novus, new

innovation, novel, novice, novitiate, renovate

nox, night

nocturnal

nubo, to wed

connubial, nuptial

nudus, nude

nude

nullus, none

annul, null

numerus, number

enumerate, innumerable, number

nuntio, to announce

annunciation, denounce, enunciation, nuncio, pronounce

nuo, to nod

innuendo

nutrio, to suckle

nourish, nurse,nurture, nutrient, nutriment, nutrition

nux, nut

nuclear