nænig

Old English

Etymology

From ne +‎ ǣniġ.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /ˈnæː.nij/

Pronoun

nǣniġ

1. no one, none, not any

Declension

Declension of nǣniġ — Strong

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	nǣniġ	nǣniġu, nǣnġu, nǣniġo, nǣnġo	nǣniġ
Accusative	nǣniġne	nǣniġe, nǣnġe	nǣniġ
Genitive	nǣniġes, nǣnġes	nǣniġre	nǣniġes, nǣnġes
Dative	nǣniġum, nǣnġum	nǣniġre	nǣniġum, nǣnġum
Instrumental	nǣniġe, nǣnġe	nǣniġre	nǣniġe, nǣnġe
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	nǣniġe, nǣnġe	nǣniġa, nǣnġa, nǣniġe, nǣnġe	nǣniġu, nǣnġu, nǣniġo, nǣnġo
Accusative	nǣniġe, nǣnġe	nǣniġa, nǣnġa, nǣniġe, nǣnġe	nǣniġu, nǣnġu, nǣniġo, nǣnġo
Genitive	nǣniġra	nǣniġra	nǣniġra
Dative	nǣniġum, nǣnġum	nǣniġum, nǣnġum	nǣniġum, nǣnġum
Instrumental	nǣniġum, nǣnġum	nǣniġum, nǣnġum	nǣniġum, nǣnġum

Declension of nǣniġ — Weak

Singular	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	nǣniġa, nǣnġa	nǣniġe, nǣnġe	nǣniġe, nǣnġe
Accusative	nǣniġan, nǣnġan	nǣniġan, nǣnġan	nǣniġe, nǣnġe
Genitive	nǣniġan, nǣnġan	nǣniġan, nǣnġan	nǣniġan, nǣnġan
Dative	nǣniġan, nǣnġan	nǣniġan, nǣnġan	nǣniġan, nǣnġan
Instrumental	nǣniġan, nǣnġan	nǣniġan, nǣnġan	nǣniġan, nǣnġan
Plural	Masculine	Feminine	Neuter
Nominative	nǣniġan, nǣnġan	nǣniġan, nǣnġan	nǣniġan, nǣnġan
Accusative	nǣniġan, nǣnġan	nǣniġan, nǣnġan	nǣniġan, nǣnġan
Genitive	nǣniġra, nǣniġena, nǣnġena	nǣniġra, nǣniġena, nǣnġena	nǣniġra, nǣniġena, nǣnġena
Dative	nǣniġum, nǣnġum	nǣniġum, nǣnġum	nǣniġum, nǣnġum
Instrumental	nǣniġum, nǣnġum	nǣniġum, nǣnġum	nǣniġum, nǣnġum

Adjective

nǣniġ

1. not any, none, no

Usage notes

Nǣniġ was common in the Anglian dialects, but almost absent in West Saxon, which used the synonym nān instead.

Descendants

• Middle English: nany