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ne Greek not
ne-, neo Greek new; swim; go
Ne auderis delere orbem rigidum meum! Don't you dare erase my hard disk!
ne plus ultra Latin the best, lit. no more further
neal-, neales Greek young, fresh
nealleyi neal'leyi (NEE-lee-eye)
neapolitanus from Naples, Italy
nebr, nebri, nebro, nebrus Greek a fawn
nebraskensis, nebrascencis of, from, or pertaining to Nebraska
nebrodensis from Mount Nebrodici in Sicily.
nebul, nebula, nebulo Latin a cloud, mist
nebularis cloudy, applied to finely divided inflorescence, as in feather grasses.
nebulosus nebulus, clouded, like a cloud, obscure; cloudy, applied to finely divided inflorescence, as in
feather grasses.
necan, necant Latin killing
necator, -necator Latin a killer
necessarius unavoidable.
necopinus -a -um unexpected, from Latin adjective, nĕcŏpīnus, a, um, adjective, unexpected, not expecting,
unsuspecting.
necr, necro, necrus, -necrus Greek the dead; a dead body
necros, necrosis, -necrosis Greek death, deadness
nect Latin bound, joined
nect, necter, necto Greek swimming
Nectandra Latin nectar, from Greek nektar, and Greek andro, male
nectar, -nectar Greek the drink of the gods
nectarifer nectar-bearing
Nectaroscordum from Greek nektar, nectar, and scorodon, garlic
nectri Greek a swimmer
necy, necyus Greek a corpse
necydal, necydalus Greek the silkworm larva
nedym, nedymo Greek sweet, delightful
neel, neely, neelyx Greek a newcomer
nega Latin deny
neglectus -a -um neglec'tus (ne-GLEK-tus) neglected, disregard, overlooked, unobserved, insignificant.
Negligentia hostium quam non coluistis primus impetus erit. The enemy diversion you have been ignoring
will be the main attack.
negr, negri Spanish black
negundo negun'do (ne-GUN-doe, ne-GUN-do, or ne-GOON-do) from the native Sanskrit and Bengali nirgundi,
the name of Vitex negundo, a deciduous shrub of South Asia, because of supposed similarity of the leaf to A.
negundo. Former genus name for Acer negundo.
neil, neilo Greek of the Nile
neilghericus, neilgheriensis from the Nilgiri Hills, India.
nel, neleo, neli Greek merciless
nelip, nelipo Greek barefooted
nelsonii
nelumbifolius nelumbo-leaved
Nelumbo (ne-LUM-bo) scientific Latin from Linnaeus and Adanson, from the Sinhalese (or Ceylonese)
vernacular name for Asian lotus; from Sinhala neḷum-, neḷum̆ba, from earlier unattested neḷun, from unattested
Sanskrit naḷina lotus, probably via Portuguese nelumbo (OED).
nem, nem-, nema, nemato, nemo Greek a thread, referring to a thread
nema a thread, a filament.
Nemacaulis Greek nema, thread, and Latin noun caulis, caulis m., from the Greek καυλος, kaulos, the stem
or stalk of a plant; usual spelling was colis or coles, or kaulos, the shaft.
Nemacladus Nemacla'dus (nee-ma-KLAY-dus)
Nemophila Nemoph'ila (neh-MOF-i-la)