ne+
ne+ neg
nbsp; IE *n̥-
Forms the antonym of a positive-class element.
If the base that is being modified has a defined antonym, it is better to use the antonym base than to modify with ne+.
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Derivatives
| Element | Class(es) | Gloss / Clarification | Taxonomy |
|---|---|---|---|
| neak* | unb neg rel | Dull. | |
| nearist* | neg rel ess sta | Low-class, low-quality, cheap, base. | |
| nearkan* | pos rel | Clear, lucid, perspicuous, not obscure or arcane. | Perspicuity |
| neawk* | abs ess sta | Primary, required. | |
| neawq* | neg tr | To shrink, decrease. | Decrease |
| nekokw* | rel | Uncooked, rare, raw. | |
| neot* | m itg | Adversity. Negative fortune or outcome. | Adversity |
| nesempr* | neg abs ess sta | Never. | |
| nesyl* | pos act m itg | Sanctuary, asylum, amnesty. |
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