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novaboracens Latin of New York
novaboracensis -is -e, noveboracensis -is -e (no-vee-bo-ra-KEN-sis) of or from the region of New York,
U.S.A.
nova-angliae, novae-angliae (NO-vie -ANG-glee-ie) of or from New England, the northeastern U.S.A.
novae-caesareae of New Jersey
novae-caledoniae from the New Caledonia Islands in the western Pacific.
novae-hollandiae from New Holladn, now Australia.
novae-zelandiae, novae-zelandica of or from New Zealand
novem Latin nine
novemnervus with nine nerves or veins.
noverc, noverca, -noverca Latin a stepmother
novi, novo Latin new
novi-belgii NO-vee-BEL-gee-ee of or from New York, at one time called New Belgium
novus -a -um no'vus (NO-vus) new.
Novus ordo seclorum “A new order of the ages” from the one dollar bill
noxi-, noxius harmful, from classical Latin noxius harmful, injurious, guilty, from noxa harm, injury, and
classical Latin -ōsus (-a, -um), forming adjectives, with the sense of ‘abounding in, full of, characterized by, of
the nature of’.
nub-, nuba- Latin marry
nub, nub-, nube, nubi Latin a cloud, referring to a cloud
nubicolus, nubicola dwelling amoung the clouds, cloudy.
nubicus from Nubia, north east Africa.
nubiensis from Nubia, north east Africa.
nubigenus cloud-born, cloud-forming.
nubilus cloudy.
nuc, nucell, nuci Latin a nut
nuc- referring to a nut
nucamentaceous being as hard as a nut, also like stone fruit.
nuch-, nucha Middle Latin the nape
nucifer, nucifera, nuciferus nut-bearing, bearing-nuts.
nuciform in the shape of a nut.
nucle, nuclea, nuclei, nucleo Latin a little nut; the nucleus
nucleol, nucleolus, -nucleolus Latin a little nucleus
nucoides
nud, nud-, nudi Latin nude, naked
nudatus naked, stripped, bare.
nudicaulis -is -e nudicau'lis (noo-di-KAW-lis) naked stemmed, with a bare stem, denude of leaves from nudus
naked, nude, 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.
nudiflorus, nudiflorum naked-flowered, with naked flowers, with hairless-naked flowers(??) from nudus,
naked, nude, and florum flower, a reference to plants that flowers when the leaves have disappeared, or have
not yet formed.
nudiusculus -a -um nudius'culus (noo-dee-YOOS-kew-lus) being somewhat bare or naked.
nudus -a -um nu'dus (NOO-dus) nude, naked, bare.
nuga, nugat Latin joke, jest
nulli Latin no, none
nullinervis without visible nerves or veins.
Nullo metro compositum est. It doesn't rhyme.
num- referring to coin-shaped
numeni Greek a curlew; the new moon
numer- Latin number
numerosus very many, too many to count.
numid Latin roving, wandering
numidicus of Numidia, from Algeria, the Roman province of Numidia
nusmisa, -numisma, numismat Latin a coin
numismatus pertaining to money