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Non sum pisces. I am not a fish.
Non teneas aurum totum quod splendet ut auram. Everything that glitters is not gold. (Alain de Lille):
nonagen Latin ninety
nondum not yet
nonnihil somewhat
nonnumquam now and then
nonscriptus, non-scripta undescribed
noo, noos Greek the mind
nootkatensis, nutkaensis from the Nootka Sound, British Columbia, or Nutka Island.
nop, nopo Greek blind
Nopalea Mexican Spanish nopal, name for pricklypear cacti and their edible stems
nordmannianus for Alexander von Nordmann (1803-1866), German botanist
noricum from Salsburg, Styria (Austria)
norm, norma Latin a rule, measure
normalis Latin normalis, made according to square, according to rule or type, from norma, carpenters square,
probably after Norm Abram, Master Carpenter, The New Yankee Workshop, plus Al Borland, Assistant Tool
Man, ToolTime (Norm and Al, get it? Nyuk Nyuk) from the angular sterile culms, with regular spreading
leaves; also normal as not variegated or double-flowered
northiae for Marianne North (1830-1890), British botanical artist and traveler
norvegicus -a -um norveg'icus (nor-VEJ-i-kus) yumpin yimminy, of Norwegian origin, of or from Norway
nosazonto Greek fall ill
nose, nosem, noso Greek disease, sickness
nost, nosta, nosto Greek return home
nostoc German a kind of alga
not, nota, notae, notal, noto, notum, -notum Greek the back
not-, noto Greek the south wind; the south, from classical Latin Notus, the south wind, or the south, from,
ancient Greek Νότος, the south wind, the god of the south wind, or a term for the south. In Greek mythology,
Notus was the god of the south wind, son of Eos and Astraeus.
not- marked, notable
notabilis noteworthy
notat- Latin marked
notatus marked, marked with lines or stripes.
note-, noteo Greek south, southwest
noter-, notero damp, moist, from Greek noteros, damp, moist, notia, damp moisture.
noterophilous moisture-loving, (between wet and dry).
noth-, notho Greek spurious, illegitimate
notha?, notho- false, bastard, spurious, hybrid, New Latin, from Greek noth-, notho-, from nothos bastard,
spurious, born of unequal parents
Nothofagus false Beech tree, the “beech” of the southern hemisphere; New Latin, from noth-, false, and
Fagus, Beech
Nothocalais, Nothocalaïs from Greek notho-, false, and Calaïs, a synonym of Microseris
nothofulvus -a -um nothoful'vus (no-tho-FUL-vus)
Notholaena Notholaena (no-tho-LEE-na) Greek notho, false, and chlaena, coat, in reference to the reflexed leaf
segment margins that form false indusia
Nothoscordum Greek nothos, false, and scordon, garlic
nothr-, nothro- Greek sluggish
nothus a bastard or hybrid.
noti, notio Greek wet, moist; southern
notidan, notidano Greek having a pointed dorsal fin
noto Greek the back; south, south-west
notor Latin known, making known
nottowayanus -a -um New Latin, from the Nottoway river, valley, and county in Virginia, ultimately from
the Cheroenhaka (Nottoway) Indian Tribe. The local Algonquian Tribes referred to the Cheroenhaka as
“Nadawa,” which soon reverted to Nottoway.
notum, -notum Greek the back nous; Greek the mind
nov, nov-, novi, novo Latin new