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nigkéla from Modern Greek νιγκέλα, Nigella.
nigr-,nigra, nigrum ni'gra (NYE-gra) referring to the color black, from Latin for black
nigercors a hybrid between Helleborus niger and H. argutifolius (H. corsicus) Helleborus X nigercors.
nigrans black, blackness.
nigratus blackish, blackened, clothed in black.
nigrescens blackish, blackening, turning black, becoming black.
nigricans Latin blackish, turning black, from nigricare, to be blackish, from niger, black, and -icans
adjectival suffix indicating the process of becoming or resemblance sometimes so close to be almost identical.
nigricaulis with a black stalk, from , 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.
nigricornis black-horned
nigripes black-footed, with a blakc base or foot stalk.
nigritauus from the banks of the River Niger, west Africa.
nigritellus dark, nearly black, literally black earth or black country
nigritus dressed in black, blackened.
nigrofructus black-fruited
nigromarginata from Latin niger, black and marginatus, margined, with a distinct margin, edged, or
bordered.
nigro-paleaceus with black scales.
nigropunctatus, nigro-punctatus black-spotted, very black dots.
nigro-viridis very-dark green.
Nihil est-in vita priore ego imperator Romanus fui. That's nothing-in a previous life I was a Roman
Emperor.
Nihil curo de ista tua stulta superstitione. I'm not interested in your dopey religious cult.
Nihil declaro. I have nothing to declare.
Nihil tam absurde dici potest, quod non dicatur ab aliquo philosophorum. Nothing is so absurd that it
hasn't been said by some philosopher. (Cicero)
nihilominus notwithstanding, none the less
nik-, niko Greek victory; strife
Nil desperandum don’t worry, lit nothing is to be despaired about, from Horace’s Odes
nilaghericus, neilghericus from the Nilgiri Hills, India.
nilo, nilotic Latin the Nile; a canal, aqueduct
niloticus of the river Nile, from the banks of the river Nile.
nimb, nimbus Latin a rain cloud
nimio, nimus excessively, much, very excessively, overmuch
nimr Hebrew a hunter
nipalensis from Nepal.
niph, niph-, nipha, nipho Greek snow, referring to snow
niphophilus snow-loving
Niphotrichum from Greek nipha, snow, and trichos, hair, alluding to hoary appearance owing to hyaline hairpointed
leaves
nipigonensis
Nipponanthemum from the Japanese Nippon, name of Japan, and Greek ἀνθεµον, anthemon, flower
niponicus, nipponicus of Nippon (Japan), Japanese.
nipt, nipto Greek wash
nipter, -nipter Greek a wash basin
niskiensis from the river Neisse, in Prussian Silesia (now southwest Poland).
nitelinus the color of a dormouse.
nitens, nitid-, nitida Latin shining, smooth and clear, lustrous; handsome, from Latin nitidus, shining,
glittering, bright, polished, clear
nitidulus -a -um somewhat shiny, shining, smooth and clear, lustrous, from Latin nitidulus, somewhat spruce,
rather trim.
nitidus -a -um nit'idus (NIT-i-dus) Latin shining, polished, somewhat shiny, smooth and clear, lustrous;
luxurient; from nitere, to shine, and -idus adjectival suffix indicating a state or action in progress.
nitr, nitra, nitri, nitro Greek soda; nitrogen
nitriensis from Neutra, Hungary.