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Proto-Indo-European Germanic Latin Ancient Greek other
*nebʰ- Niflheim (non) nebula, nebulous, imbrex, imbriferous, imbricate, Neptune nephology, nephoscope, nepho-
*negʷ- nake, naked, nude, nudity, denude, denudate, desnuda (es) gymnasium, gym, gymnastics, gymnast
*neh₂w-
*neḱ- Ing (ang), Yngvi (non), Ynglings (non), Ingaevones (la), Ingmar (sv), Inge (da-no-sv-de-nl), Inga (sv-da-no-is-de-non), Ingrid (non), nocive, nocuous, innocuous, innocent, innocence, nocebo, pernicious, nocent, noxa, noxious, nuisance (fr), obnoxious, noise (fr) necro-, nectar, nectareous, Ankou (br)
*nem- (distribute) nim, numb, benim, naam numerable, innumerable, numeral, numerator, numerous, numeration, enumerate, numerate, enumeration, numerous, number (fr), numero, nemorous, nemoral nemesis, Nemesis, noma (la), nome (fr<la), nome (la), nomad (fr<la), Numidia, anomie (fr), Epinomis, numisma (la), numismatics (la), nomisma, numismatic (la), nomothete, economy, economics, economical, oeconomus, -nomy, nummus (la<doric), namus (ar), luma (hy<syc), Nemea Nanterre (fr<la<gaulish), Nendos (gl<la<gaulish), namaz (ota,ur<fa)
*nem- (bend) nemorous, nemoral Nemea namaz (ota,ur<fa)
*nes- naos, nostos, nostalgia, Nestor
*new- (new) now, new, renew, anew nudiustertian, novice, novate, innovate, innovation, renovate, renovation, nouveau (fr), novel (fr), novella (it), novel (it), novity, nuncio (es), announce (fr), enounce (fr), denounce (fr), pronounce (fr), renounce (fr), enunciate, denunciation, pronunciation, enunciation, renunciation neo-, neophyte, neoteny, Nablus (ar), Nabeul (fr<ar), Naples (fr<al), Neapolitan (la), naporitan (ja<fr<la), Neapoli (el) Noia (gl<cel), Nijmegen (nl<la<gaulish), Noyon (fr<la<gaulish), Neumagen-Dhron (de<la<gaulish), Nyon (fr<la<gaulish), Neung-sur-Beuvron (fr<la<gaulish), Nevers (fr<la<gaulish), Neumagen (de<la<gaulish), Nowruz (fa)
*new- (nod) need, needly, needful, needly innuendo, numen, numinous, nutation
*neygʷ- nicker, nickel
*neyH-
*neyk-
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