Greek and Latin roots in English_N

Root	Meaning in English	Origin language	Etymology (root origin)	English examples
nar-	nostril	Latin	naris	naris
narc-	numb	Greek	νάρκη (narkē)	narcolepsy, narcosis, narcotic
narr-	tell	Latin	narrare	narrative
nas-	nose	Latin	nasus	nasal
nasc-, nat-	born	Latin	nascere, nasci (past participle natus)	innate, nascent, natal, native, renaissance
naut-	ship	Greek	ναύτης (nautes)	Argonaut, astronaut, nautical
nav-	ship	Latin	navis	naval
ne-, neo-	new	Greek	νέος (neos)	Neolithic, neologism, neonate, neophyte
neb-, nub-	cloud	Latin	nebula, nubes	nebula, nebulosity, nebulous, nuance, nubilous, obnubilate
necr-	dead	Greek	νεκρός (nekros)	necrophobia
nect-	swimming	Greek	νηκτός (nēktos)	nectopod
nect-, nex-	join, tie	Latin	nectere, nexus	connect, nexus
neg-	say no	Latin	negare	negative
nema-	hair	Greek	νῆμα (nēma)	nematode
nemor-	grove, woods	Latin	nemus, nemoris	nemoral
nephr-	kidney	Greek	νεφρός (nephros)	nephritis
nerv-	sinew, nerve	Latin	nervus	enervate, innervate, nerve, nervous
nes-	island	Greek	νῆσος (nēsos)	Polynesia
neur-	nerve	Greek	νευρών (neurōn)	neural, neuritis, neurologist, neurology, neuron, neuropathic, neurosurgeon, neurotic
nict-	beckon, wink	Latin	nictari	nictation
nigr-	black	Latin	niger	denigrate
nihil-	nothing	Latin	nihilum	annihilation
noct-	night	Latin	nox (genitive noctis)	equinox, noctambulist, noctilucent, nocturnal
nod-	knot	Latin	nodus	denouement, node, nodule
nom-	arrangement, law, order	Greek	νόμος (nomos)	agronomy, astronomy, autonomous, autonomy, bionomics, economics, economy, gastronomy, metronome, numismatic, taxonomy
nomad-	those who let pasture herds	Greek	νομάς, νομάδος (nomas, nomados)	nomadic
nomen-, nomin-	name	Latin	nomen, nominis	nomenclature, nominate, nomination, ignominious, ignominy
non-	not	Latin	non	none
non-	ninth	Latin	nonus	nonary
nonagen-	ninety each	Latin	nonageni	nonagenary
nonagesim-	ninetieth	Latin	nonagesimus	nonagesimal
not-	back, south	Greek	νότος (notos)	notochord
not-	letter, note, paper	Latin	notare	annotation, notable
noth-	spurious	Greek	νόθος (nothos)	nothogenus
nov-	nine	Latin	novem	November, novennial
nov-	new	Latin	novus	innovate, innovation, nova, novel, novice, renovate
noven-	nine each	Latin	noveni	novenary
novendec-	nineteen	Latin	novendecim	novemdecillion
nox-, noc-	harmful	Latin	noxa	noxious
nu-	nod	Latin	nuere	innuendo
nub-, nupt-	to marry, to wed	Latin	nubes, nubis, nubere	connubial, nubile, prenuptial
nuc-	nut	Latin	nux, nucis	nucleus
nuch-	back of neck	Latin	nucha	nuchal cord
nud-	naked	Latin	nudus	denude, nudity
null-	none	Latin	nullus	nullify
numer-	number	Latin	numerus	enumerate, innumerable, numeral, numeration
nunci-	announce	Latin	nuntius	pronunciation
nutri-	nourish	Latin	nutrire	malnutrition, nutrient