Nogativo

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 346
neg'a-tiv, adj. that dentes: implying absence that stop^, nr restrains: log it' denymg tlie connection between a suhjeU and predicate [algebra, noting a quantity to be subtiacled — a proposition by which something denied {gram, a wmd that denies, v.t to mow the ontrary to reject by vote.—adv. Neg'atively —n Neg'ativene . [L. negativus nego, to deny.) Neglect, ncg-le-ki', not to care for to ihsrega:U to omit by carele ne . u. disregaid: — slight omi ion [L neghgo negleclum nec, not, lego, to gather, pick up. Neglectful, ncg-lekt'iuul, adj carele : accustomed to omit nr neglect things: slighting.— adv Neglect fully Neglect'fulne , Negligee, lieg-U-zha n. easy undre , a plain, loose gown a necklace, usually of red cui*l. iFr. neglige ufghger, to neglect.} Negligence, neg'li-jens. «. quality of being ncglu K^nt habitual neglect carele ne omi ion of duty [hr.— L ueg lgen tta—negugens, -ent is, pi.p. of neghgo See Neglect.] Negligent, m g'li-jent, adj., neglecting: carele : inattentive ad'v. Negligently Negotiable, ne-gf/shi-a-bl. adj that may be negottatt or trails tcied — Negotiability. Negotiate, ne-gu's hi-at, to cairy on busine : to bargain to hold intercourse for the purpuse of mutual arrangement.— v.t. tu arrange for by agreement to pa , as a to sell. n. — Negotiator. negot or, -at us negotiant, busine nec, not, otiuni leisure.]
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