Contionary:ne

Avendonian

Pronunciation

• (Central Avendonian) IPA^(key): [ne]

Etymology

From Latin nē.

Adverb

ne

1. not

   Eo ne si seiui.

   I did not see it.

Particle

Avendonian phrasebook

This entry is a phrasebook entry for Avendonian, meaning that the expression is valuable enough for learners of the language based on utility, simplicity and commonality.

ne

1. no

Carnian

Etymology

From Proto-Slavic *ne.

Pronunciation

• IPA: [nɛ]

Particle

ne

1. Negation particle; not

   Ne pijem melca ― I don't drink milk.

Related terms

• nei (“no”)

Elvarri

Etymology

From Proto-Luxelvic *ne "other". Probably began as an honorific before superseding a previous second person pronoun; some have theorised this unattested second person pronoun could have been related to plural glei. Cognate with Sadling nés "in addition".

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [ˈnɛ] [ne]

Pronoun

ne (accusative singular nas, genitive nu, dative nes, locative ans, nominative plural glei)

1. second-person singular nominative pronoun

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See also

Elvarri personal pronouns
		Nominative	Accusative	Genitive	Dative	Locative	Instrumental	Perlative
First person	singular	bo	bas	bu	bes	abo
	plural	vo	vas	vu	ves	avo
Second person	singular	ne	nas	nu	nes	ans
	plural	glei	glas	glau	glaves	aglei
Inanimate third person	singular	i	un	hea	ier	aier	eris	eras
	plural	ovo	ovas	ou	oves	auvo	averis	averas
Animate third person	singular	tad	tar	tor	ter	ater	teris	teras
	plural	evo	evas	ou	eves	aivo	leris	leras

Europic

Pronunciation

• Europic Phonology: /ne/

Interjection

ne

1. no, nay, nope, negative

Related Terms

• ne ‘not’
• na ‘no, none’

Adverb (Particle)

ne

1. not

Verb

ne

1. to not do, to refrain from, don’t

   This is a prohibitive (bzw. negative imperative) verb, a bit like Welsh peidio or Chinese 別 (bié). When using ne as a verb outside of the imperative, it is recommended to use the nominal form of the verb as a direct object to avoid confusing the negative ne derte ‘not doing’ with ne na dertacu ‘refusing to do’.

Related Terms

• ne ‘not’

Modern Standard Imperial

Pronunciation

(Modern Standard Imperial) IPA: /ne/

Preposition

ne

1. on the side of

Mua'ebo:

Pronunciation

(Mua'ebo:) IPA: /ne/

Article

ne

1. a definite article

   Koanu ne ne'a ku.

   The child sees a stone.

Usage notes

Follows after the noun or noun phrase.

Niemish

Pronunciation

• IPA: /nʲeː/

Etymology

From Gothic ni.

Particle

né

1. no

Pronunciation

• IPA: /nʲə/

Etymology

As above.

Adverb

ne

1. not

Soc'ul'

Wacag logograph

Etymology

From Sekhulla nə, from Wascotl *nes. Cognate to Kilīmos-sāîl nes.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): [nə˧]

Postposition

ne

1. with, among

   Iyr'u cohts sauxe nivlaux jer'u ne.

   The encrusting gorgonian's hairs move with the current.

2. by, around, near

   Hucuiji leydieiñ ne cuder' cuder' xeuaidi, cetxícñ, huýeu.

   He threw the ball too close to the goalpost and, cetxícñ, missed.

3. next to, along

   Nuc' nuc' aíxeý yañ'an suén ne.

   The gods must not want me to be beside you.

4. having

   Jí txetxeh al'a eñje jutxux ne hurco ne hurco, c'ez uc' teirí āhmiūj xeinama ojis.

   He spends all his time and money going from prostitute to prostitute, you'd think he'd get tired after a while.

Derived terms

• c'ua réulal ne
• cual ne
• jicja ir'te ne
• jál jál ne jál jál
• jál ne
• jí ez'e xauc ne
• jí ez'e xañ' ne
• ne ej ne
• neýeu
• suíz ciu ne
• tein ai ne cud
• xad ne
• xandez'i ne
• Yaumyu
• Yaune
• Yaunem

Valtamic

Etymology

From Proto-Valtamic *ënne, from Proto-Italic *ən- + *nē. Cognate with Latin in- and nē. Analyzable as ën- + obsolete Proto-Valtamic *ne ("lest").

Pronunciation

• (Standard Valtamic) IPA: /ne/; [ne̞], [ˌnɛ‿]

Conjunction

ne

1. so, as a consequence
2. (higher register, now obsolete) lest