Translation
note; grade, mark
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Word origin
From Latin nota ('mark, sign'), an international word shared by English note, French note and German Note.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- nota
- English cognates
- note, notation
Examples
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He wrote a short note on paper.
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She got a good mark at school.
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The song begins on a very high note.
Three senses share the page, and all three are the Latin doing its old job of marking something down: the written note you leave on the table, the musical note on the stave, and the mark a teacher writes on your work. German and French use their versions of the word for school marks too, so the third sense trips up mainly English speakers, who expect "grade". The verb means to note down, and notlibro is a notebook, a word this site's author has strong feelings about.
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Word family
Words built on noto with Esperanto's affixes. Read each one from its parts.
- piednotonoun
footnote
piedonoto: a note at the foot
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 12, lesson 12: noto, maŝino, murdi and 7 more words.