NO

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• Received-Pronunciation: /nəʊ/
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• Scotland: /no/
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• Wales: /noː/ without the toe–tow merger
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• /niː/
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• sometimes: /neː/
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• Canada, General-American: /noʊ/
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• Australian: /nəʉ/
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• New-Zealand: /nɐʉ/
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• General-South-African: /nœʊ/
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• rhymes with -əʊ
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• homophone: noh
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• homophone: know (toe–tow merger)
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• /næ/
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• /nɜː/
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• /nɑː/
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• CMU ARPABET: N OW1 Digits mark lexical stress: 1 primary, 2 secondary, 0 unstressed.
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Variant of No., from the scribal abbreviation for Latin numero (“in number, to the number of”).

Inherited from Middle English no, na, from Old English nā, nō (“no, not, not ever, never”), from Proto-West Germanic *naiwō, from Proto-Germanic *naiwô (“never”), from *ne (“not”) + *aiwō (“ever”), equivalent to Old English ne + ā, ō. Cognate with Scots na (“no”), Saterland Frisian noa (“no”), West Frisian né (“no”), nea (“never”), Dutch nee (“no”), Low German nee (“no”), German nie (“never”), dialectal German nö (“no”), Danish nej (“no”), Swedish nej (“no”), Icelandic nei (“no”). More at nay.

Variant of No., from the scribal abbreviation for Latin (in) numerō (“in number, to the number of”).

Inherited from Middle English no, noo, na, a reduced form of none, noon, nan (“none, not any”) used before consonants (compare a to an), from Old English nān (“none, not any”), from Proto-West Germanic *nain, from Proto-Germanic *nainaz (“not any”, literally “not one”), equivalent to ne (“not”) + a. Piecewise doublet of none. Cognate with Scots nae (“no, not any, none”), Old Frisian nān, nēn ("no, not any, none"), Saterland Frisian naan, neen (“no, not any, none”), North Frisian nian (“no, not any, none”), Old Dutch nēn ("no, not any, none"; > Dutch neen (“no”)), Old Norse neinn (“no, not any, none”). Compare also Old Saxon nigēn ("not any"; > Low German nen), Old Dutch nehēn (Middle Dutch negheen/negeen, Dutch geen), West Frisian gjin, Old High German nihein (> German kein). More at no, one.

A macronless variant of Nō, the romanization of Japanese 能 (Nō, “[performing] skill, talent”).

693 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Spanish: no — Translations
• Southern Altai: јок (ǰok) — not any
• American Sign Language: O@Inside O@Side — not any
• American Sign Language: O@Side Sidetoside — not any
• Western Apache: dawǫ́’ — not any
• Arabic: لَا (lā) — not any
• Arabic: مافيش (māfīš) — not any
• Arabic: مافي (māfī) — not any
• Armenian: ոչ մի (očʻ mi) — not any
• Bangi: te — not any
• Central Bikol: dai — not any
• Buryat: үгы (ügy) — not any
• Catalan: cap — not any
• Catalan: gens — not any
• Chinese: 無 /无 (zh-min-nan) — not any
• Chinese Mandarin: 沒有 /没有 (méiyǒu) — not any
• Chinese Mandarin: 沒 /没 (méi) — not any
• Chinese Mandarin: 無 /无 (wú) — not any
• Chinese Mandarin: 無有 /无有 (wúyǒu) — not any
• Czech: žádný — not any
• Danish: ingen — not any
• Dolgan: һуок (huok) — not any
• Dutch: geen — not any
• Esperanto: neniu — not any
• Estonian: üldse — not any
• Estonian: ükski — not any
• Faroese: eingin — not any
• Fijian: segai — not any
• Fijian: sega — not any
• Finnish: ei yhtään — not any
• Finnish: ei mitään — not any
• Finnish: ei yksikään — not any
• French: pas de — not any
• French: nul — not any
• French: aucun — not any
• West-Frisian: gjin — not any
• Friulian: nissun — not any
• Galician: ningún — not any
• Georgian: არ (ar) — not any
• Georgian: არა (ara) — not any
• Georgian: არავითარი (aravitari) — not any
• Georgian: არანაირი (aranairi) — not any
• German: kein — not any
• German: kän — not any
• German: kai — not any
• German: kaine — not any
• German: käin — not any
• German: ken — not any
• German: chai — not any
• German: chaine — not any
• Bavarian German: koa — not any
• East Central German: keen — not any
• East Central German: gain — not any
• German: kaan — not any
• German: kern — not any
• Swabian: koi — not any
• Swabian: koin — not any
• Greek: δεν (den) — not any
• Greek: δε (de) — not any
• Greek: κανένας (kanénas) — not any
• Greek: κανείς (kaneís) — not any
• Greek: καμία (kamía) — not any
• Greek: καμιά (kamiá) — not any
• Greek: κανένα (kanéna) — not any
• Haitian Creole: okenn — not any
• Hebrew: אף (af) — not any
• Hungarian: semmi — not any
• Hungarian: semelyik — not any
• Hungarian: semmilyen — not any
• Hungarian: semmiféle — not any
• Icelandic: enginn — not any
• Icelandic: engin — not any
• Icelandic: ekkert — not any
• Ido: nula — not any
• Igbo: ḿbà — not any
• Interlingua: nulle — not any
• Italian: non — not any
• Italian: nessuno — not any
• Japanese: 無い (nai) — not any
• Japanese: ない (nai) — not any
• Japanese: ありません (arimasen) — not any
• Kalmyk: уга (uga) — not any
• Kamkata-viri: nā̃i — not any
• Kapampangan: alâ — not any
• Kapampangan: emiki- — not any
• Kapampangan: emika- — not any
• Kazakh: жоқ (joq) — not any
• Khakas: чоғыл (çoğıl) — not any
• Korean: 없다 (eopda) — not any
• Latin: nōn — not any
• Latin: nullus — not any
• Latin: nil — not any
• Latvian: neviens — not any
• Lingala: te — not any
• Livonian: mitikš — not any
• Macedonian: никаков (nikakov) — not any
• Malay: tiada — not any
• Malayalam: ഇല്ല (illa) — not any
• Maltese: xejn — not any
• Maltese: ebda — not any
• Manchu: ᠠᡴᡡ (akū) — not any
• Māori: kāore — not any
• Māori: kāre — not any
• Māori: kāhore — not any
• Central Sierra Miwok: ˀew·yty- — not any
• Southern Sierra Miwok: ken — not any
• Mongolian: үгүй (ügüj) — not any
• Mongolian: байхгүй (bajxgüj) — not any
• Norwegian: ingen — not any
• Norwegian Bokmål: null — not any
• Norwegian Nynorsk: null — not any
• Southern Ohlone: ecue — not any
• Old English: nān — not any
• Dari: هیچ (hēč) — not any
• Iranian Persian: هیچ (hič) — not any
• Phoenician: 𐤀𐤁𐤋 (ʾbl) — not any
• Polish: żaden — not any
• Portuguese: nenhum — not any
• Portuguese: nada de — not any
• Romanian: nu — not any
• Romanian: deloc — not any
• Romanian: nici — not any
• Romanian: niciun — not any
• Romansh: nagin — not any
• Romansh: negin — not any
• Romansh: nign — not any
• Romansh: niegn — not any
• Romansh: üngün — not any
• Romansh: ingün — not any
• Scots: nae — not any
• Slovak: žiaden — not any
• Slovak: žiadny — not any
• Slovene: ni — not any
• Slovene: nobèn — not any
• Spanish: no — not any
• Spanish: ninguno — not any
• Spanish: ninguna — not any
• Spanish: ningún — not any
• Spanish: nada de — not any
• Spanish: nel — not any
• Spanish: no es (por) — not any
• Swedish: ingen — not any
• Swedish: inga — not any
• Swedish: inget — not any
• Tagalog: wala — not any
• Tamil: இல்லை (illai) — not any
• Tatar: юк (yuq) — not any
• Telugu: లేదు (lēdu) — not any
• Telugu: లేవు (lēvu) — not any
• Tuvan: чок (çok) — not any
• Ukrainian: жо́дний (žódnyj) — not any
• Ukrainian: жо́ден (žóden) — not any
• Ukrainian: ніяки́й (nijakýj) — not any
• Vietnamese: không — not any
• Waigali: ne — not any
• Welsh: dim — not any
• Yakut: суох (suoq) — not any
• Yiddish: קיין (keyn) — not any
• Albanian: esht i ndaluar — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Arabic: مَمْنُوع (mamnūʕ) — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Armenian: չ- (čʻ-) — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Bashkir: ярамай (yaramay) — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Bashkir: тыйыла (tıyıla) — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Catalan: no — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Catalan: prohibit — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Chinese: 𣍐使 /𫧃使 (bōe-sái / bē-sái / bǒe-sái) — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Chinese: 𣍐做 /𫧃做 (bǒe-chòe / bōe-chòe) — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Chinese: 𣍐使得 /𫧃使得 (bē-sái-tit / bōe-sái-tit) — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Chinese: 𣍐做得 /𫧃做得 (bǒe-chòe-lit / bǒe-chòe-tit) — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Chinese: 𣍐用 /𫧃用 (bǒe-ēng / bōe-ēng) — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Chinese: 𣍐用得 /𫧃用得 (bē-ēng-tit / bōe-ēng-tit / bōe-ēng-leh / bǒe-ēng-lit / bǒe-ēng-tit / bē-iōng-li / bǒe-ěng-tit / bē-ēng-chit / bōe-ēng-chit / bē-ēng-lit / bōe-ēng-lit / bē-ēng-eh / bōe-ēng-eh) — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Chinese Mandarin: 禁止 (jìnzhǐ) — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Chinese Mandarin: 不行 (bùxíng) — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Czech: zakázáno — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Danish: forbudt — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Danish: ingen — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Dutch: verboden te — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Dutch: verboden — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Esperanto: malpermesi — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Finnish: kielletty — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Finnish: ei — used to show an activity is forbidden
• French: défense de — used to show an activity is forbidden
• French: interdiction de — used to show an activity is forbidden
• French: interdit — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Georgian: არ შეიძლება (ar šeiʒleba) — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Georgian: აკრძალულია (aḳrʒalulia) — used to show an activity is forbidden
• German: verboten — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Greek: απαγορεύεται (apagorévetai) — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Hungarian: tilos — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Italian: non — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Italian: vietato — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Italian: divieto di — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Japanese: 駄目 (dame) — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Kabyle: ala — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Kapampangan: alî — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Kapampangan: patugut — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Kapampangan: tuknang — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Kapampangan: bawal — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Khmer: ហាម (haam) — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Latin: prohibitus est — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Latin: vetatum est — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Latin: prohibitum est — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Latin: vetitum est — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Latin: vetatur — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Latin: prohibetur — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Latin: interdictus — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Latin: interdictum — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Latvian: aizliegts — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Lithuanian: nevale — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Malay: dilarang — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Maltese: m’hemmx — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Maltese: mhux permess — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Navajo: tʼáadoo — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Norwegian: forbudt — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Palauan: ng diak — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Persian: ممنوع است (memnu' ast) — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Polish: zakaz — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Polish: zabronione — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Portuguese: é proibido — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Portuguese: sem — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Russian: воспреща́ется (vospreščájetsja) — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Russian: не (ne) — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Sanskrit: न कर्तव्यम् (na kartavyam) — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Slovak: zákaz — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Slovene: prepovedano — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Spanish: prohibido — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Spanish: se prohíbe — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Spanish: nada de — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Spanish: no vale — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Swahili: hakuna — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Swedish: ingen — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Swedish: förbjudet att — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Swedish: förbjuden — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Swedish: förbjudet — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Tagalog: bawal — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Tamil: கூடாது (kūṭātu) — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Thai: ไม่ (mâi) — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Thai: ห้าม (hâam) — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Turkish: yasaktır — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Vietnamese: cấm — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Waray-Waray: waray — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Waray-Waray: wara — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Welsh: dim — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Yiddish: ביטע ניט צו (bite nit tsu) — used to show an activity is forbidden
• Bashkir: түгел (tügel) — not; not properly
• Chinese: 毋是 (zh-min-nan) — not; not properly
• Chinese Mandarin: 不是 (bù shì) — not; not properly
• Finnish: ei mikään — not; not properly
• Georgian: არ (ar) — not; not properly
• Greek: δεν (den) — not; not properly
• Indonesian: bukan — not; not properly
• Kapampangan: ala — not; not properly
• Kapampangan: aliwa — not; not properly
• Russian: не (ne) — not; not properly
• Slovak: žiaden — not; not properly
• Slovak: žiadny — not; not properly
• Slovene: ni — not; not properly
• Swedish: ingen — not; not properly
• Swedish: inga — not; not properly
• Swedish: inget — not; not properly
• Tamil: அல்ல (alla) — not; not properly
• Tamil: இல்லை (illai) — not; not properly
• Afrikaans: nee — a negating expression
• Afrikaans: negatief — a negating expression
• Ainu: ソモ (somo) — a negating expression
• Ainu: somo — a negating expression
• Albanian: nuk — a negating expression
• Albanian: jo — a negating expression
• Amharic: አይ (ʾäy) — a negating expression
• Arabic: لَا (lā) — a negating expression
• Arabic: لَاءَان (lāʔān) — a negating expression
• Arabic: لَاءَات (lāʔāt) — a negating expression
• Armenian: ոչ (očʻ) — a negating expression
• Aromanian: nu — a negating expression
• Asturian: negativa — a negating expression
• Azerbaijani: yox — a negating expression
• Azerbaijani: qeyri — a negating expression
• Basque: ez — a negating expression
• Belarusian: ня (nja) — a negating expression
• Bengali: না (na) — a negating expression
• Breton: nann — a negating expression
• Bulgarian: не (ne) — a negating expression
• Burmese: အဘယ်သူမျှမ (a.bhaisuhmya.ma.) — a negating expression
• Catalan: negativa — a negating expression
• Catalan: no — a negating expression
• Cebuano: dili — a negating expression
• Czech: ne — a negating expression
• Danish: nej — a negating expression
• Dutch: nee — a negating expression
• Dutch: neen — a negating expression
• Esperanto: neo — a negating expression
• Estonian: ei — a negating expression
• Faroese: nei — a negating expression
• Fijian: sega — a negating expression
• Finnish: ei — a negating expression
• French: non — a negating expression
• Galician: non — a negating expression
• Georgian: არა (ara) — a negating expression
• German: Nein — a negating expression
• Greek: όχι (óchi) — a negating expression
• Gujarati: નથી (nathī) — a negating expression
• Hebrew: לא (lo) — a negating expression
• Hindi: नहीं (nahī̃) — a negating expression
• Hungarian: nem — a negating expression
• Icelandic: neitun — a negating expression
• Icelandic: nei — a negating expression
• Indonesian: tidak — a negating expression
• Interlingua: no — a negating expression
• Italian: no — a negating expression
• Japanese: しない (shinai) — a negating expression
• Japanese: ません (masen) — a negating expression
• Kapampangan: alî — a negating expression
• Kapampangan: aliwa — a negating expression
• Khmer: ដោយគ្មាន (daoy kmien) — a negating expression
• Korean: 아니 (ani) — a negating expression
• Latvian: nav — a negating expression
• Latvian: ne — a negating expression
• Lithuanian: ne — a negating expression
• Lombard: nò — a negating expression
• Macedonian: не (ne) — a negating expression
• Macedonian: нема (nema) — a negating expression
• Malay: tidak — a negating expression
• Malayalam: ഇല്ല (illa) — a negating expression
• Māori: kāore — a negating expression
• Marathi: नाही (nāhī) — a negating expression
• Mongolian: үгүй (ügüj) — a negating expression
• Mongolian: биш (biš) — a negating expression
• Khiamniungan Naga: nyàh — a negating expression
• Norwegian: nei — a negating expression
• Pashto: نه (na) — a negating expression
• Persian: نه (na) — a negating expression
• Polish: nie — a negating expression
• Portuguese: não — a negating expression
• Punjabi: ਨਹੀਂ (nahī̃) — a negating expression
• Quechua: mana — a negating expression
• Romanian: nu — a negating expression
• Romansh: na — a negating expression
• Russian: нет (net) — a negating expression
• Scottish Gaelic: eas-aonta — a negating expression
• Sicilian: no — a negating expression
• Sicilian: nonzi — a negating expression
• Silesian: ńy — a negating expression
• Sindhi: نه (na) — a negating expression
• Slovak: nie — a negating expression
• Slovene: ne — a negating expression
• Somali: maya — a negating expression
• Spanish: no — a negating expression
• Swahili: si — a negating expression
• Swedish: nej — a negating expression
• Tagalog: hindi — a negating expression
• Tamil: இல்லை (illai) — a negating expression
• Turkish: hayır — a negating expression
• Turkish: yok — a negating expression
• Ukrainian: не (ne) — a negating expression
• Uzbek: hech — a negating expression
• Vietnamese: lời không — a negating expression
• Waray-Waray: dire — a negating expression
• Waray-Waray: diri — a negating expression
• Welsh: na — a negating expression
• Xhosa: hayi — a negating expression
• Yiddish: ניט (nit) — a negating expression
• Zulu: cha — a negating expression
• Albanian: jo — a vote not in favor
• Arabic: لَا (lā) — a vote not in favor
• Armenian: դեմ (dem) — a vote not in favor
• Aromanian: nu — a vote not in favor
• Catalan: no — a vote not in favor
• Czech: proti — a vote not in favor
• Dutch: neestem — a vote not in favor
• Dutch: tegenstem — a vote not in favor
• Finnish: ei — a vote not in favor
• Finnish: ei-ääni — a vote not in favor
• French: non — a vote not in favor
• Galician: non — a vote not in favor
• German: Gegenstimme — a vote not in favor
• Greek: όχι (óchi) — a vote not in favor
• Hungarian: nem — a vote not in favor
• Kapampangan: ays — a vote not in favor
• Kapampangan: ayba — a vote not in favor
• Kapampangan: nandakata — a vote not in favor
• Latvian: nē — a vote not in favor
• Polish: przeciw — a vote not in favor
• Portuguese: não — a vote not in favor
• Russian: нет (net) — a vote not in favor
• Slovak: proti — a vote not in favor
• Slovene: nè — a vote not in favor
• Spanish: no — a vote not in favor
• Tamil: இல்லை (illai) — a vote not in favor
• Abkhaz: мап (mapʼ) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Afrikaans: nee — used to show disagreement or negation
• Ainu: ソモ (somo) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Ainu: somo — used to show disagreement or negation
• Albanian: jo — used to show disagreement or negation
• Albanian: nuk — used to show disagreement or negation
• Alutiiq: qang'a — used to show disagreement or negation
• Amharic: የለም (yäläm) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Arabic: لَا (lā) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Arabic: لَأ (laʔ) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Arabic: لَا (lā) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Arabic: لَأ (laʔ) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Arabic: لَا (lā) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Arabic: لَا (lā) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Arabic: لَأ (laʔ) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Aramaic: ܠܐ (lā’) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Armenian: ոչ (očʻ) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Armenian: չէ (čʻē) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Aromanian: nu — used to show disagreement or negation
• Assamese: নাই (nai) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Assamese: নহয় (nohoy) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Assamese: না (na) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Asturian: nun — used to show disagreement or negation
• Azerbaijani: yox — used to show disagreement or negation
• Azerbaijani: xeyr — used to show disagreement or negation
• Bashkir: юҡ (yuq) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Basque: ez — used to show disagreement or negation
• Belarusian: не (nje) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Bengali: না (na) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Bengali: জি না (ji na) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Bengali: জ্বী না (jī na) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Bhojpuri: ना (nā) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Central Bikol: dai — used to show disagreement or negation
• Central Bikol: bako — used to show disagreement or negation
• Breton: nann — used to show disagreement or negation
• Bulgarian: не (ne) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Burmese: မဟုတ်ပါဘူး (ma.hutpabhu:) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Burmese: ဟင့်အင်း (hang.ang:) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Carpathian Rusyn: нїт (njit) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Catalan: no — used to show disagreement or negation
• Cebuano: dili — used to show disagreement or negation
• Central Atlas Tamazight: ⵓⵀⵓ (uhu) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Chamicuro: kala — used to show disagreement or negation
• Chechen: хӏан-хӏа (han-ha) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Cherokee: ᏝᏃ (tlano) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Cherokee: Ꮭ (tla) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Chichewa: iyayi — used to show disagreement or negation
• Chickasaw: ki'yo — used to show disagreement or negation
• Chinese Cantonese: 不 (bat1) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Chinese: бу (bu) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Chinese Mandarin: 不 (bù) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Chinese Mandarin: 否 (fǒu) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Chinese Mandarin: 沒 /没 (méi) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Chinese Mandarin: 沒有 /没有 (méiyǒu) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Chinook Jargon: wik — used to show disagreement or negation
• Chinook Jargon: wake — used to show disagreement or negation
• Choctaw: kíyo — used to show disagreement or negation
• Comanche: kee — used to show disagreement or negation
• Coptic: ⲙⲙⲟⲛ (mmon) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Czech: ne — used to show disagreement or negation
• Danish: nej — used to show disagreement or negation
• Dutch: nee — used to show disagreement or negation
• Dutch: neen — used to show disagreement or negation
• Egyptian: m-b-i-A-t*W10:bH-A2 (m-bjꜣt) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Esperanto: ne — used to show disagreement or negation
• Estonian: ei — used to show disagreement or negation
• Faroese: nei — used to show disagreement or negation
• Fijian: sega — used to show disagreement or negation
• Finnish: ei — used to show disagreement or negation
• French: non — used to show disagreement or negation
• Old French: non — used to show disagreement or negation
• West-Frisian: nee — used to show disagreement or negation
• Friulian: no — used to show disagreement or negation
• Ga: daabi — used to show disagreement or negation
• Ga: dabida — used to show disagreement or negation
• Galician: non — used to show disagreement or negation
• Garifuna: inó — used to show disagreement or negation
• Garifuna: uá — used to show disagreement or negation
• Georgian: არ (ar) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Georgian: არა (ara) — used to show disagreement or negation
• German: nein — used to show disagreement or negation
• German: nee — used to show disagreement or negation
• German: nö — used to show disagreement or negation
• German: näi — used to show disagreement or negation
• Gothic: 𐌽𐌴 (nē) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Greek: όχι (óchi) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Ancient Greek: οὐχί (oukhí) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Ancient Greek: οὔ (oú) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Paraguayan Guarani: nahániri — used to show disagreement or negation
• Gujarati: ના (nā) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Halkomelem: éwe — used to show disagreement or negation
• Hawaiian: ʻaʻole — used to show disagreement or negation
• Hebrew: לֹא (lo) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Hiligaynon: indi — used to show disagreement or negation
• Hiligaynon: dili — used to show disagreement or negation
• Hindi: नहीं (nahī̃) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Hindi: जी नहीं (jī nahī̃) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Hungarian: nem — used to show disagreement or negation
• Ibanag: ari — used to show disagreement or negation
• Icelandic: nei — used to show disagreement or negation
• Ido: no — used to show disagreement or negation
• Indonesian: tidak — used to show disagreement or negation
• Interlingua: no — used to show disagreement or negation
• Inuktitut: ᐋᒃᑲ (aakka) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Irish: ní hea. — used to show disagreement or negation
• Italian: no — used to show disagreement or negation
• Japanese: いいえ (iie) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Japanese: いえ (ie) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Japanese: ううん (u'un) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Japanese: 違う (chigau) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Japanese: いや (iya) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Javanese: ora — used to show disagreement or negation
• Kannada: ಇಲ್ಲ (illa) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Kapampangan: ali — used to show disagreement or negation
• Kapampangan: e — used to show disagreement or negation
• Karelian: ei — used to show disagreement or negation
• Kazakh: жоқ (joq) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Khmer: ទេ (tei) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Khmer: អត់ទេ (ʼɑt tei) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Khmer: បាទទេ (baat tei) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Kinaray-a: indi — used to show disagreement or negation
• Korean: 아니요 (aniyo) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Korean: 아뇨 (anyo) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Korean: 아니 (ani) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Northern Kurdish: na — used to show disagreement or negation
• Northern Kurdish: ne — used to show disagreement or negation
• Kyrgyz: жок (jok) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Lao: ບໍ່ (bǭ) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Latgalian: nā — used to show disagreement or negation
• Latin: minime — used to show disagreement or negation
• Latin: non — used to show disagreement or negation
• Latin: ne — used to show disagreement or negation
• Latvian: nē — used to show disagreement or negation
• Limburgish: nae — used to show disagreement or negation
• Lithuanian: ne — used to show disagreement or negation
• Louisiana Creole: non — used to show disagreement or negation
• Luxembourgish: nee — used to show disagreement or negation
• Luxembourgish: neen — used to show disagreement or negation
• Macedonian: не (ne) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Malay: tidak — used to show disagreement or negation
• Malay: tak — used to show disagreement or negation
• Malayalam: അല്ല (alla) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Malayalam: ഇല്ല (illa) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Maltese: le — used to show disagreement or negation
• Mandinka: hani — used to show disagreement or negation
• Manx: cha nee — used to show disagreement or negation
• Māori: kāo — used to show disagreement or negation
• Marathi: नाही (nāhī) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Mauritian Creole: non — used to show disagreement or negation
• Miskito: apia — used to show disagreement or negation
• Mongolian: үгүй (ügüj) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Khiamniungan Naga: nyàh — used to show disagreement or negation
• Navajo: dooda — used to show disagreement or negation
• Navajo: ndagaʼ — used to show disagreement or negation
• Neapolitan: none — used to show disagreement or negation
• Nepali: नाई (nāī) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Nepali: हुन्न (hunna) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Nepali: अहँ (ahã) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Nootka: wik — used to show disagreement or negation
• Norwegian: nei — used to show disagreement or negation
• Norwegian Nynorsk: nei — used to show disagreement or negation
• Occitan: non — used to show disagreement or negation
• Northern Ohlone: 'ák̄we — used to show disagreement or negation
• Ojibwe: gaawiin — used to show disagreement or negation
• Old Church Slavonic: ⱀⰻ (ni) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Old English: nese — used to show disagreement or negation
• Old Norse: nei — used to show disagreement or negation
• O'odham: pi'a — used to show disagreement or negation
• Ossetian: нӕ (næ) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Ossetian: нӕй (næj) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Palauan: ng diak — used to show disagreement or negation
• Pangasinan: andi — used to show disagreement or negation
• Papiamentu: nò — used to show disagreement or negation
• Pashto: نه (na) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Dari: نی (nē) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Dari: نه (na) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Dari: نخیر (naxayr) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Dari: خیر (xayr) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Iranian Persian: نه (na) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Iranian Persian: نخیر (naxeyr) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Iranian Persian: خیر (xeyr) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Pipil: inte — used to show disagreement or negation
• Pipil: te — used to show disagreement or negation
• Pipil: tesu — used to show disagreement or negation
• Plautdietsch: nä — used to show disagreement or negation
• Polish: nie — used to show disagreement or negation
• Portuguese: não — used to show disagreement or negation
• Punjabi: ਨਹੀਂ (nahī̃) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Punjabi: نہیں (nheṉ) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Quechua: mánan — used to show disagreement or negation
• Réunion Creole French: non — used to show disagreement or negation
• Romani: na — used to show disagreement or negation
• Romanian: nu — used to show disagreement or negation
• Romansh: na — used to show disagreement or negation
• Russian: нет (net) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Northern Sami: a-a — used to show disagreement or negation
• Samoan: leai — used to show disagreement or negation
• Sanskrit: नहि (nahi) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Sardinian: no — used to show disagreement or negation
• Sardinian: non — used to show disagreement or negation
• Sardinian: nu — used to show disagreement or negation
• Scots: naw — used to show disagreement or negation
• Serbo-Croatian: не — used to show disagreement or negation
• Serbo-Croatian: ne — used to show disagreement or negation
• Sicilian: no — used to show disagreement or negation
• Silesian: ńy — used to show disagreement or negation
• Sinhalese: නැ (næ) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Slovak: nie — used to show disagreement or negation
• Slovene: nè — used to show disagreement or negation
• Lower Sorbian: ně — used to show disagreement or negation
• Spanish: no — used to show disagreement or negation
• Spanish: no pues — used to show disagreement or negation
• Swahili: hapana — used to show disagreement or negation
• Swahili: sivyo — used to show disagreement or negation
• Swedish: nej — used to show disagreement or negation
• Tagalog: hindi — used to show disagreement or negation
• Tajik: на (na) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Tajik: не (ne) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Tamil: இல்லை (illai) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Tamil: அல்ல (alla) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Tatar: юк (yuq) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Telugu: కాదు (kādu) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Telugu: లేదు (lēdu) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Thai: ไฮ้ (hái) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Thai: ไม่ (mâi) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Thai: เปล่า (bplàao) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Tibetan: ལགས་མ་རེད — used to show disagreement or negation
• Tibetan: ལགས་མིན — used to show disagreement or negation
• Tibetan: ལགས་ཡོད་མ་རེད (lags yod ma red) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Tibetan: ལགས་མེད — used to show disagreement or negation
• Tibetan: ལགས་མི་འདུག — used to show disagreement or negation
• Turkish: yok — used to show disagreement or negation
• Turkish: hayır — used to show disagreement or negation
• Ottoman Turkish: یوق (yok) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Turkmen: ýok — used to show disagreement or negation
• Turkmen: ýook — used to show disagreement or negation
• Ukrainian: ні (ni) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Urdu: نہیں (nahī̃) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Urdu: جی نہیں (jī nahī̃) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Urdu: نہ (na) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Urdu: نے (ne) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Urdu: لا (lā) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Urdu: نا (nā) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Uyghur: ياق (yaq) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Uzbek: yoʻq — used to show disagreement or negation
• Vietnamese: không — used to show disagreement or negation
• Volapük: nö — used to show disagreement or negation
• Waray-Waray: diri — used to show disagreement or negation
• Welsh: na — used to show disagreement or negation
• Winnebago: kaʼo — used to show disagreement or negation
• Wiradjuri: wiray — used to show disagreement or negation
• Woiwurrung: woi — used to show disagreement or negation
• Wolof: déedéet — used to show disagreement or negation
• Yiddish: ניין (neyn) — used to show disagreement or negation
• Yoruba: rárá — used to show disagreement or negation
• Yoruba: ó tì — used to show disagreement or negation
• Yoruba: bẹ́ẹ̀ kọ́ — used to show disagreement or negation
• Zulu: cha — used to show disagreement or negation
• Zulu: qha — used to show disagreement or negation
• ǃXóõ: ʻĩĩ — used to show disagreement or negation
• Arabic: نَعَم (naʕam) — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Catalan: no — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Czech: ne — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Danish: nej — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Faroese: nei — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Faroese: neiggj — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Finnish: et — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Finnish: ei — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Finnish: emme — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Finnish: ette — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Finnish: eivät — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• French: non — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Ga: hɛ̃ɛ — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• German: nein — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Greek: όχι (óchi) — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Hungarian: nem — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Hungarian: igen — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Icelandic: nei — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Interlingua: no — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Japanese: はい (hai) — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Japanese: うん (un) — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Kapampangan: um — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Kapampangan: wa — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Kapampangan: o — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Kapampangan: alipu — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Korean: 예 (ye) — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Korean: 네 (ne) — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Latin: ne — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Malayalam: ഇല്ല (illa) — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Navajo: aooʼ — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Old English: nese — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Polish: nie — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Portuguese: não — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Portuguese: né — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Romansh: na — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Slovak: nie — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Slovene: nè — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Spanish: no — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Swedish: nej — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Tamil: இல்லை (illai) — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Vietnamese: ừ — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Vietnamese: phải — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Vietnamese: đúng vậy — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• Welsh: na — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")
• ǃXóõ: ʻĩĩ — used to show agreement with a negative question (in some languages this response is the usual word for "yes")