nazir (nazer)

[Ar. (> Hind.) nazir.] In India, a native official in the Anglo-Indian courts, who has charge of the treasury, stamps, etc., and the i ue of summonses and proce es. Yule and Burnell. N. B. An abbreviation of the Latin nota bene, literally, mark or note well-that is, take par ticular notice. Nb. In chem., the symbol for niobium. n-dimensional (en'di-men shon-al), a. Having any number, n, of dimensions: as, an n - dimen sional space.- N -dimensional determinant. See determinant. ne (nē), adv. [ It. nè = OF. ne, ni, F. ne, ni) = Gr. vn-, prefix, = Skt. na, not. This negative contracts with certain following words beginning with a vowel (or hor w) to form a word of opposite sense, as in nay, nol, no2, none, nor, neither, and, formerly, to negative some auxiliary verbs, as nam, ne am, nart, ne art, nis, ne is, nab, ne have, nas, ne was, ne has, nere, ne were, nill, ne will, etc.] Not; never; nay. [Obsolete or archaic.] Of xiiij that he brought... ne myght he not a emble vjau that alle ne were dede or taken, and ne hadde be oon a-venture that fill, ther hadde neuer of hem a scaped oon a-wey. Merlin (E. E. T. S.), ii. 237. Is 't true? Ne let him runne into the warre, And lose what limbes he can better one branch Be lopt away then all the whole tree should perish. Chapman , All Fools, i.