Contionary:nee

Cleepoyish

Etymology

From Old Cleepoyish nee, neeh, from Proto-Lesionic *nehw, from Proto-Germanic *nēhw.

Pronunciation

• (Standard Cleepoyish) IPA: /næː/
• (Old Cleepoyish) IPA: /nɛː(h)/

Adjective

nee (comparative neehwiz, superlative neehwist)

1. close, near, nearby

Inflection

Positive declension of nee

		Singular			Plural
		Masculine	Feminine	Neuter	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Predicative		hiz ist nee	hjo ist nee	hit ist nee	þoi izyn nee	þooz izyn nee	þo izyn nee
Strong	Nominative/Accusative	nee			neehwooz
	Dative	neehwåm	neehwån	neehwyz	neehwoim
Weak	Nominative	þo nee	þo nee	þot nee	þoi neehwån	þooz neehwån	þo neehwån
	Accusative	þo neehwån	þo neehwån	þot neehwån	þoz neehwåm		þo neehwåm
	Dative	þii neehwån			þoiz neehwåm

Skundavisk

Etymology

From Middle Skundavisk nē, from Old Skundavisk nē, nei, from Halmisk ᚾᚨᛁ (nai), from Proto-Germanic *nai.

Pronunciation

• IPA: /ne:/

Adverb

nee

1. no

   Nee, ik have hee neet geseen.

   No, I haven't seen her.

Article

nee

1. no

   Thar is nee tijd left.

   There is no time left.

Usage notes

Nee as a negative determiner is only used for uncountable nouns. For countable nouns, neen is used instead.

Related terms

• neen
• neene

Valian

Etymology

From Vahalya tallet neji.

Pronunciation

(Standard Valian) IPA: /neː/

Pronoun

nee

1. (personal) he or she.

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