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Nitrophila Greek nitron, native soda, and philios, loving, for the habitat preference of the plants<br />

niv, nival, nive, nivos Latin snowy<br />

niv, nivi, nivo Latin snow<br />

nivalis -is -e growing near the snow line.<br />

niveus -a -um niv'eus (NIV-ee-us) snow-white, pure and lustreous.<br />

nivalis, niveus, nivea snowy, snow white, snow-like, referring to or pertaining to snow or the color white,<br />

from Latin nĭvālis, of or belonging to snow, snowy, snow-<br />

nivosus full of snow, snowy, as if snowed on, from nĭvōsus<br />

nobil Latin well known<br />

nobilis noble, stately, renowned, famous; excellent, superior<br />

nobilissimus most noble, nobile<br />

noc, nocen, noci, nocu Latin harm; harmful<br />

noct, noct-, nocti Latin night, referring to the night<br />

noctiflorus, noctiflora night-flowering, lasting only one night.<br />

noctu, noctua, -noctua Latin a night owl<br />

nocturnus of the night, flowering at night, lasting one night only.<br />

nod, nodi, nodo, nodus, -nodus Latin a knot, swelling<br />

nod, nodo Greek toothless<br />

nod- referring to a node<br />

nodatus -a -um from Latin nōdātus, from nodo, I furnish <strong>with</strong> knots, I tie in a knot, referring to the nodes or<br />

septae in Juncus nodatus.<br />

nudiflorus -a -um nodiflor'us (no-di-FLOR-us) <strong>with</strong> flowers at the nodes, from nodus, knot<br />

nodosus -a -um nodo'sus (no-DO-sum) full of knots, knotty, gnarled, <strong>with</strong> conspicuous nodes, jointed, said of<br />

roots and stems, from nōdōsus, full of knots, knotty.<br />

nodul-, nodulus, -nodulus Latin a little knot<br />

nodulosus <strong>with</strong> small nodes<br />

noe, noea Greek think<br />

noema, -noema, noemato Greek a thought<br />

noetic, noetico Greek intelligent<br />

noia Greek the mind<br />

nol, nola, noli Late Latin a small bell<br />

Nolanaceae plants of the Chilian Bell-flower family, from the genus name, Nolana, and -aceae, the standardized<br />

Latin suffix of plant family names.<br />

noli- do not, the negative imperative, from nolo, to not wish, be unwilling, refuse<br />

Noli eminere, catapultas allicies. Don't look conspicuous, it draws fire.<br />

noli-me-tangere “do not touch me.” The ripe fruit explodes upon touching.<br />

noli-tangere do not touch, touch-me-not<br />

Noli me vocate, ego te vocabo. Don't call me, I'll call you.<br />

Nolina Noli'na (no-LIE-na) for Abbé C. P. Nolin, eighteenth-century French arboriculturist and director of the<br />

royal nurseries.<br />

nom-, nomo Greek a pasture; custom, law<br />

nom-, nomen, nomin Latin a name<br />

noma, nomad Greek roving, spreading<br />

nome Greek a shepherd; a feeding<br />

nomi, nomico, nomisl, nomo Greek law, custom<br />

nomo Greek a pasture; custom, law<br />

-nomy Greek the science of<br />

non Latin not; the ninth<br />

Non calor sed umor est qui nobis incommodat. It's not the heat, it's the humidity.<br />

Non curo. Si metrum non habet, non est poema. I don't care. If it doesn't rhyme, it isn't a poem.<br />

Non impediti ratione cogitationis. "Unencumbered by the thought process." The motto of radio show Car<br />

Talk<br />

Non omnis moriar. “I shall not altogether die” Horace, Odes<br />

non plus ultra the highest attainable.<br />

non-scriptus, non scriptus unmarked, <strong>with</strong>out markings, or not described.<br />

non sequitor “it does not follow”, an illogicality

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