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nun, adj. and fron not one not any not [Norw Norsk (= North tsk,, from North.] the smallest part. [A.S. nan—no, not, and an, North, north, the point opposite the sun at one.] noon one of the four cardinal points of the Nonentity, non-en'ti-ti, n want of entity or horizon. [AS. tiorth found m most Teut. being a thing not existing tongues, as in Ice, tiorthr Ger. nord Nones, nflnz, n sttig. in the Roman calendar, the North-east, m»rth-est', u. the point between the ninth day before the ides — the 5th of Jan Feb north and cast, equidistant from each. adj. be- April, June, Aug, Sept., Nov Dec and the longing to nr from the north-east 7th of the other months in R. Oath. Church, a North easterly, north-est'er-li, adj. toward or season of prayer observed at noon [L notice — coming from the north-east. tion us for novenus ninth noveni, nine, North-eastern, north-es'icrn, adj. belonging to Nonesuch, nun's uch, «. a thing like whu h there the north-east being m the north-east, or in is none such an extraordinary thing that directum [the north-east. Nonjuring, non-jobr'nig, adj not swearing alle- North eastward. nnrth-est'ward, adv towards giance. fL. non, not, and juro to swear Northerly, uor/V/'cr-h, adj. being toward the Nonjuror, non-joor'or or non'j3or-or, n one who north, from the 1101th. adv. toward or from would not swear allegiance to tlie government the north of England at the Revolution of i(58s Northern, nuiZ/iVin, atlj. pertaining to the north: Nonpareil, non-pa-rel', n a pers m tiling -with bung m the north or in the direction towards out ati equal unequalled rucllcnce a ricli v an inhabitant of north kind of apple a small printing type. adj with- Northernmost, nor//fern -most, Northmost, north'- out an equal: matchle [Fr non, not, and inost, adj situate ai the point fuithest north. Pared, equal- Low paruu/m, dim of pat, North star, nmth'-star, the north polar star. equal.] Northward, nuith'ward. Northwardly, north'- Nonplus, non'plus, n a state in whi