nauarchus, -
, m., captain of a ship
naufragium, -, n., shipwreck
nausea, -ae,f., seasickness, nausea
* nauta, -ae,m., sailor
* n
vig
(1), sail, sail over
* nvis, -is,f., ship
* n
(sometimes ut n ), neg. w. subjunctive, not, in order that…not, not to; after verbs of fearing, that, lest; as adv., n…quidem, not even
ne,a Greek interjection, surely
-ne,interrog. suffix introducing either a direct or an indirect question
n…quidem,adv., not…even
Nepolis, -is,f., Greek for ‘New City’: (1) part of Syracuse; (2) Naples in Campania
Nepolitnus, -a, -um, belonging to Naples
* nec:seeneque
necessri, adv., necessarily
* necessrius, -a, -um, necessary; necessrius, -, m., a necessary person, a relative; necessria, -rum, n. pl., necessities
necesse,indecl. adj., necessary
necessitis, -ttis,f., necessity
* nec (1), kill, slay
* nefarius, -a, -um, impious, wicked; adv. nefari
neglegns,gen. -entis, careless, indifferent, negligent
neglegenter,adv., carelessly
neglegentia, -ae,f., carelessness, negligence
* negleg, -ere, -lx, -lctum, neglect, disregard
* neg (1), deny, say that…not; refuse
negtior, -r, -tus sum, be in business, trade
* negtium, -, n., business, assignment, task
* nm(n
llus), nmin, nminem, (nll, -), nobody, no one
nemus, -oris,n., grove
neps, -tis,m., grandson
Neptnus, -, m., Neptune, god of the sea
n-quam,indecl. adj., worthless, bad, wicked; compar. nquior, -ius;superl. nquissimus, -a, -um
nququam,adv., by no means
* ne-queornec,conj., and not, nor; neque…neque, neither…nor
ne-que, -re, -qui(-v), -tum, be unable
nquior:seenquam
nququam,adv., in vain, to no purpose
nervus, -, m., sinew; string of a lyre
* nesci (4), not to know, be ignorant; nesci + complementary inf., know how to; nesci quis (quid etc.) as an indef. pron., somebody (-thing, etc.) or other; nesci qu (quae, quod) as indef. adj., somebody (-thing, etc.) or other (nesci qu ratine, in some way or other); nesci an, I do not know whether = probably, perhaps
neuter, -tra, -trum, neither (of two)
n-veorneu, and not, or not; nve (neu)…nve (neu), neither…nor
