Translation
none at all, no amount
Word origin
One of Zamenhof's correlative table words: the negative prefix neni- plus the quantity ending -om. Where iom is 'some amount' and kiom asks 'how much', neniom answers 'no amount whatsoever'.
- Origin
- Esperanto correlative system
- Root
- neni- + -om
Examples
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I have no money at all.
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No time at all remains.
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He drank no wine at all.
The quantity correlative in its negative row: (some amount), (how much), (that much), ĉiom (all of it), (none at all). Like the others it takes before the thing measured: .
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