French word ni comes from Latin ne- (Absolutely negates the principal meaning.), Latin ne (No, not That not, in order not to and similar; lest.), Latin aliubi
| Dictionary entry | Language | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| ne- | Latin (lat) | Absolutely negates the principal meaning. |
| ne | Latin (lat) | No, not That not, in order not to and similar; lest. |
| aliubi | Latin (lat) | |
| nec | Latin (lat) | And not. Nor. Not either. Not even And not, not. Neither. Nor. Not even. |
| ne | Old French (fro) | Not; used to form negative constructions Neither (not one or the other). |
| ny | Middle French (frm) | Neither; nor. |
| ni | French (fr) | Neither; nor. |