na

Definition of na

no, not, un-, nope, nay

Etymology

from Avestan a-, na "not, no" (eg. adhâiti ‘a-dâ’ does not give),

Proto-Indo-European root meaning "not",
Sanskrit a-, an- "not",
Greek a-, an-, ne- "not",
Proto-Germanic *ne,
Old Norse, Old Frisian, Old High German ne,
Gothic ni "not",
Latin in- "not" ne "that not",
Old Church Slavonic and Lithuanian ne "not",
Old Irish an-, ni,
Cornish ny "not",
Gothic and Old English un- "not",
English no, none,
German nein.

Updated on August 28, 2023

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