nan-

See also: Appendix:Variations of "nan"

Japanese

nan-

From nān.

nān-

(rare) Denotes absence or lack
nānan (“no one”, literally “none one”)
nānþing (“nothing”, literally “none thing”)
nānwiht (“none creature”)

The use of nān- seems to have given way to its reduced form nā-/nō-, which is much more commonly used.

单词	nan-
释义	nan- See also: Appendix:Variations of "nan" Japanese Romanization nan- Rōmaji transcription of なん Old English Alternative forms nā-, nō- Etymology From nān. Pronunciation IPA^(key): /nɑːn/ Prefix nān- (rare) Denotes absence or lack nānan (“no one”, literally “none one”) nānþing (“nothing”, literally “none thing”) nānwiht (“none creature”) Usage notes The use of nān- seems to have given way to its reduced form nā-/nō-, which is much more commonly used. Descendants Middle English: non-, no-, na- English: no- (fossilised in noway, nobody, noman, nowhere, etc.) Scots: na-, nae- ⇒ Middle English: non- (merged with Old French non-) English: non- Scots: non-
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