no

Significado (English)

Adv

not

Intj

1. no
2. eh?, right?, isn't it? (used as a tag question, to emphasise what precedes, or to request that the listener express an opinion)

Noun

no

Noun

Abbreviation of número.; no.

Synonyms

negativo

nada

naranjas

desemejar

prohibido

ningún

tampoco

negación

nopo

Ño

nopo

nalgas

nanay

nocas

nola

nonas

ñañe

nica

🇳🇮

nop

nanay

nones

jeeg

nacas

neles

niverga

noches

na

nanais

nanches

naranjas

neeelll

nel

🙅

nombre

noporoló

nel

🙅

neles

nombe

fiel hombre

llano hombre

ninguno

🙅

oh

pues

simple

independientemente

no prohibitivo

no …

Pronunciado como (IPA)

/ˈno/

Etimología (English)

Inherited from Old Spanish: non

Inherited from latín: nōn

Cognate with catalán: no

Cognate with gallego: non

Cognate with francés: non

Cognate with italiano: no

Cognate with portugués: não

Cognate with rumano: nu

Cognate with siciliano: no

In summary

Inherited from Old Spanish no, non, from Latin nōn (compare Catalan no, Galician non, French non, Italian no, Portuguese não, Romanian nu, Sicilian no/nun).

Oraciones

Un dedo no hace mano , pero sí con sus hermanos .

A finger does not make a hand, but it does with its brothers.

Este movimiento es complicado de realizar , por lo que no es muy común verlo .

This movement is complicated to perform, so it is not very common to see it.

No hay duda de que sentía la resistencia de la administración .

There is no doubt that he felt the resistance of the administration.

No se conoce ningún fenómeno natural que pueda producir este efecto .

There is no known natural phenomenon that can produce this effect.

¿ No deseabas conocerlo ? pues aquí lo tienes .

Didn't you want to meet him? Well, here you have it.

No es oro todo lo que reluce .

All that glitters is not gold.

Ello supuso que tuviera una corta existencia que no pasó de los seis meses .

This meant that it had a short existence that did not exceed six months.

No es necesariamente contrario al federalismo .

It is not necessarily opposed to federalism, quite to the contrary.