nona-

See also: Appendix:Variations of "nona"

English

Etymology

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Proto-Indo-European *h₁néwn̥

Proto-Indo-European *h₁newn̥(n)ós

Proto-Italic *nowenos

Latin nōnus

English nona-

From Latin nōnus (“ninth”).

Prefix

Latin number prefix

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nona-

1. Nine.

   Synonym: ennea- (Greek-derived counterpart)

Derived terms

English terms prefixed with nona-

nonad

nonatomic

nonacalcium

nonacarbide

nonachloride

nonachlorobiphenyl

nonacontane

nonacoordinate

nonacosane

nonacosene

nonacosadiene

nonadeca-

nonadentate

nonene

nonafluoride

nonaglucoside

nonagon

nonagram

nonahedral

nonahedron

nonahydrate

nonahydride

nonahydroxy

nonaketide

nonalead

nonalingual

nonalogue

nonamagnesium

nonamanganese

nonamer

nonanaphthene

nonanickel

nonanitride

nonagenarian

nonagonal

nonuplet

nonanucleotide

nonomino

nonaoxide

nonaoxo

nonapalladium

nonapeptide

nonaphosphorus

nonaplex

nonaploid

nonaprenyl

nonasaccharide

nonaselenide

nonasilver

nonastrontium

nonasulfide

nonasulphide

nonasyllabic

nonatitanate

nonatriacontane

nonavalent

nonyne

• nonagenarian
• nonagon
• nonahedron
• nonahydridorhenate
• nonane
• nonanoic
• nonary
• nonomino
• nonuplet

Translations

nine

• French: nona- (fr)
• Hindi: नव- (nav)
• Polish: nona-

Anagrams

• 'onna, Anon, OANN, Onan, anon, anon., nano, nano-, onna

French

Prefix

nona-

1. nona-

Derived terms

• nonagone