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( international standards ) ISO 639-3 language code forNete . A fishing net A net of a dodecahedron FromMiddle English net Old English net nett Proto-West Germanic *nati Proto-Germanic *natją ( “ net ” ) , fromProto-Indo-European *neHd- ( “ to knot, turn, twist ” ) .
Cognates
Cognate withNorth Frisian näät ( “ net ” ) ,Saterland Frisian Nät ( “ net ” ) ,West Frisian Dutch net ( “ net ” ) ,German Luxembourgish Netz ( “ net ” ) ,Yiddish נעץ ( nets ,“ net ” ) ,Danish Elfdalian Faroese , and Icelandic net ( “ net ” ) ,Norwegian Bokmål nett ( “ net ” ) ,Norwegian Nynorsk net nett ( “ net ” ) ,Swedish nät ( “ net ” ) ,Gothic 𐌽𐌰𐍄𐌹 ( nati ,“ net ” ) .
net (plural nets
Amesh ofstring ,cord orrope . A device made from such mesh, used forcatching fish, butterflies, etc.1913 Joseph C[rosby] Lincoln , chapter I, inMr. Pratt’s Patients , New York, N.Y.; London:D[aniel] Appleton and Company ,→OCLC Then there came a reg'lar terror of a sou'wester same as you don't get one summer in a thousand, and blowed the shanty flat and ripped about half of the weir poles out of the sand. We spent consider'ble money getting 'em reset, and then a swordfish got into the pound and tore thenets all to slathers, right in the middle of the squiteague season.
A device made from such mesh, generally used fortrapping something.1983 Richard Ellis ,The Book of Sharks , Knopf,→ISBN 190 :Thenets have to be checked to make sure that they are not tangled up and therefore useless, and the carcasses of the dead sharks are removed.
Anything that has the appearance of such a device.Petrinet
( by extension ) trap .caught in the prosecuting attorney'snet
( geometry ) polygons joined edge to edge that, when folded along the edges between adjoining polygons so that the outer edges touch, form a givenpolyhedron .Asystem thatinterconnects a number of users, locations etc. allowing transport or communication between them.( electronics ) conductor that interconnects two or morecomponent terminals . ( sports ) goal inhockey ,soccer ,lacrosse , etc.2010 December 29, Mark Vesty, “Wigan 2-2 Arsenal ”, inBBC :Wigan had N'Zogbia sent off late on but Squillaci headed into his ownnet to give the home side a deserved point.
The striker headed the ball into thenet to make it 1-0.
( sports , tennis ) court intennis ,badminton ,volleyball , etc.( tennis , by extension) Terms derived fromnet (noun)
all is fish that comes to the net all's fish that comes to the net Apollonian net back of the net balloon net beard net bednet bobbinet bodynet botnet bow net bramble net Brussels net butterfly net camouflage net cargo net casting net casting-net cast net cast one's net far and wide cast one's net wide cast one's net wider cheapernet clap net cricket net darknet day-net dilly net dip net doubles net drag-net dragnet draught net drawnet drift net dropnet empty net goal empty-net goal Ethernet extranet find the net fishing net fishnet flynet fold net Freenet fyke net fyke-net garden net geonet ghost net gillnet hairnet hand net hay net haynet hit the net hockey net honeynet hypernet innernet intranet keepnet landing net lave net life net lift net malaria net matternet micronet midge net mist net mosquito net multinet nanonet nerf net nerve net netaholic net art netback netbag net ball net-ball netball netbank netblock net blotch netbook netboot NetBSD netburp net call sign netcam netcast netcentric netcode netcop netcronym net curtain netdead net deck net-deck netdeck netfic netful netgame netgamer netgoth net gun nethead netkeeper netlabel netlag net layer netleaf net-leaved poison netless net-like netlike Netlish netlist netload netlore netmail netmaker netmaking netman netmask net minder netminder netname net-neutral net neutrality netnews netnography netphone netpicker netpicking netplay netpost netprov net-raising netroots net run rate netsex netslang netsman netspace netspeak netsplit netster netsurf netsurfer netsurfing nettable nettie netting nettop netwar netwide net-winged beetle netwise network netzine neural net newsnet nothing but net overnet Petri net piconet pocket net point net purse net push net safety net scap-net scoop net scramble net semantic net set net set-net shark net shopping net shrimp net singles net slip through the net sneakernet social safety net spread one's net wide spring net stakenet stereonet string-net subnet suicide net supernet supranet sweep net thicknet thinnet torpedo net townet trail net trawlnet tunnel net turtle-net undernet water net wolf net wordnet Wulff net mesh of string, cord or rope
Albanian:rrjetë (sq) f rrjet (sq) m mrezhë f Arabic:شَبَكَة (ar) f ( šabaka ) Egyptian Arabic:شبكة f ( šabaka ) Gulf Arabic:شبكة f ( šabaka ) South Levantine Arabic:شبكة f ( šábaka, šábake ) Aragonese:rete Armenian:ցանց (hy) ( cʻancʻ ) Assamese:জাল ( zal ) Azerbaijani:tor (az) Basque:sare (eu) Belarusian:се́тка f ( sjétka ) ,сець f ( sjecʹ ) ,мярэ́жа f ( mjaréža ) Bengali:জাল (bn) ( jal ) Breton:roued (br) Bulgarian:мре́жа (bg) f ( mréža ) Burmese:ကွန် (my) ( kwan ) Catalan:xarxa (ca) f Chechen:ов ( ov ) Chinese:Cantonese:網 / 网 ( mong5 ) Mandarin:網 / 网 (zh) ( wǎng ) Cornish:ruz Czech:síť (cs) f Danish:net n Dutch:net (nl) n Egyptian: (šnw m Esperanto:reto (eo) Estonian:võrk Faroese:net n Finnish:verkko (fi) French:filet (fr) Frisian:Saterland Frisian:Nät West Frisian:net Friulian:rêt f Galician:rede (gl) f Georgian:ქსელი (ka) ( kseli ) German:Netz (de) n Gothic:𐌽𐌰𐍄𐌹 n ( nati ) Greek:δίχτυ (el) n ( díchty ) ,πλέγμα (el) n ( plégma ) ,βρόγχος (el) m ( vrónchos ) Ancient Greek:δίκτυον n ( díktuon ) Hebrew:רֶשֶׁת (he) f ( réshet ) Hindi:जाल (hi) m ( jāl ) Hungarian:háló Icelandic:net (is) n Indonesian:jaring (id) Irish:eangach f Istriot:ridi f or pl Italian:rete (it) f Japanese:網 (ja) ( あみ, ami ) Kazakh:ау (kk) ( au ) ,тор ( tor ) Khmer:បណ្ដាញ (km) ( bɑndaañ ) Korean:그물 (ko) ( geumul ) ,망(網) (ko) ( mang ) Kyrgyz:тор (ky) ( tor ) Ladin:rei f Lao:ຂ່າຍ ( khāi ) Latin:rēte n Latvian:tīkls (lv) m Lithuanian:grynas (lt) m tinklas (lt) m Low German:Nett Luxembourgish:Netz n Macedonian:мрежа (mk) f ( mreža ) Malay:sirat (ms) Maltese:xibka f Manchu:ᠠᠰᡠ ( asu ) Middle English:nett Miwok:Central Sierra Miwok:wajá·ka- Mongolian:Cyrillic:цэвэр (mn) ( cever ) ,тор (mn) ( tor ) Neapolitan:rezza f Nivkh:кʼе ( kʼe ) Norwegian:Bokmål:nett (no) n Nynorsk:nett n Occitan:ret (oc) Ojibwa:Northwestern Ojibwa:asab Ojibwe:asab Old Church Slavonic:Cyrillic:мрѣжа f ( mrěža ) ,сѣть f ( sětĭ ) Old East Slavic:сѣть f ( sětĭ ) Old English:net (ang) n Old Norse:net n Pashto:تور (ps) m ( tor ) ,جال (ps) m ( jāl ) Persian:تور (fa) ( tur ) ,شَبَکِه (fa) ( šabake ) Piedmontese:rei f Polish:sieć (pl) f siatka (pl) f Portuguese:malha (pt) f Romanian:rețea (ro) f Russian:сеть (ru) f ( setʹ ) ,се́тка (ru) f ( sétka ) ,мре́жа (ru) f ( mréža ) ( dated, regional or biblical ) ,мерёжа (ru) f ( merjóža ) ( regional ) Sanskrit:जाल (sa) n ( jāla ) Serbo-Croatian:Cyrillic:мре̏жа f Latin:mrȅža (sh) f Slovak:sieť f Slovene:mreža (sl) f Sorbian:Lower Sorbian:seś f Spanish:red (es) f Swahili:kiandarua (sw) ,wavu (sw) classu Swedish:nät (sv) n Tajik:тӯр ( tür ) ,шабака (tg) ( šabaka ) Tamil:வலை (ta) ( valai ) Tarifit:trašša f Telugu:వల (te) ( vala ) Thai:ข่าย (th) ( kàai ) ,ตาข่าย (th) ( dtaa-kàai ) Turkish:ağ (tr) ,şebeke (tr) Ottoman Turkish:آغ ( ağ ) ,شبكه ( şebeke ) ,دام ( dam ) Turkmen:tor Ukrainian:мере́жа f ( meréža ) ,сіть f ( sitʹ ) ,сі́тка f ( sítka ) Urdu:جال m ( jāl ) Uyghur:تور ( tor ) Uzbek:toʻr (uz) Venetan:rede f Vietnamese:lưới (vi) ,mạng (vi) Welsh:rhwyd (cy) f Yiddish:נעץ f ( nets ) Zazaki:thor
device for catching fish, butterflies etc.
Acholi:ohwoo Albanian:rrjetë (sq) f Amharic:መርብ ( märb ) Arabic:شَبَكَة (ar) f ( šabaka ) Egyptian Arabic:شبكة f ( šabaka ) South Levantine Arabic:شبكة f ( šábaka, šábake ) Argobba:መርብ ( märäb ) Armenian:ցանց (hy) ( cʻancʻ ) Basque:sare (eu) Bulgarian:мре́жа (bg) f ( mréža ) Catalan:xarxa (ca) f Chamicuro:rete Chinese:Cantonese:網 / 网 ( mong5 ) Mandarin:網 / 网 (zh) ( wǎng ) Czech:síť (cs) f Danish:garn vod Dutch:net (nl) n Esperanto:reto (eo) Faroese:nót f garn n Finnish:verkko (fi) ,haavi (fi) ( specific type, see entry ) French:filet (fr) m Frisian:Saterland Frisian:Nät Friulian:rêt f Galician:rede (gl) f Georgian:ბადე (ka) ( bade ) German:Netz (de) n Gothic:𐌽𐌰𐍄𐌹 n ( nati ) Greek:( for large fish ) δίχτυ (el) n ( díchty ) ,( for small fish ) απόχη (el) f ( apóchi ) Ancient Greek:δίκτυον n ( díktuon ) Hawaiian:ʻupena Hebrew:רֶשֶׁת (he) f ( réshet ) Hindi:जाल (hi) ( jāl ) Hungarian:háló (hu) Icelandic:net (is) n Irish:eangach f Italian:rete (it) f retino (it) m Japanese:網 (ja) ( あみ, ami ) Kazakh:ау (kk) ( au ) Khmer:វាគុរា (km) ( viəkuriə ) ,សឹង (km) ( səng ) ( for rabbits ) ,ថ្នង (km) ( thnɑɑng ) ,មុង (km) ( mung ) ( for mosquitos ) Korean:그물 (ko) ( geumul ) Kurdish:Central Kurdish:داو ( daw ) Ladin:rei f Latgalian:teiklys obors bradīņs Latin:plaga (la) f rete f Latvian:tīkls (lv) m Lithuanian:tinklas (lt) m Luxembourgish:Netz n Malay:jala jaring (ms) ,pukat (ms) Malayalam:വല (ml) ( vala ) Māori:kete pāhau ( for catching shrimp ) ,kete tīhao ( for catching shrimp ) ,kupenga pāhao Mongolian:please add this translation if you can Mwani:nyavu Nahuatl:Classical Nahuatl:mātlatl Ngarrindjeri:kandari Nivkh:кʼе ( kʼe ) Norman:filet m Ojibwe:asab Persian:تور (fa) ( tur ) Polish:sieć (pl) f Portuguese:rede (pt) f Romanian:rețea (ro) ,plasă (ro) Russian:сеть (ru) f ( setʹ ) Samoan:ʻupega Serbo-Croatian:Cyrillic:мре̏жа f Latin:mrȅža (sh) f Slovene:mreža (sl) f Sorbian:Lower Sorbian:seś f Spanish:red (es) f almadraba (es) f jábega f jábeca f Swahili:kiandarua (sw) Swedish:nät (sv) n Sylheti:ꠎꠣꠟ ( zal ) Tahitian:ʻupeʻa Tamil:வலை (ta) ( valai ) Tausug:pukut Telugu:వల (te) ( vala ) Thai:อวน (th) ( uuan ) ,แห (th) ( hɛ̌ɛ ) ,สวิง (th) ( sà-wǐng ) ,มุ้ง (th) ( múng ) ( for mosquitos ) ,ตาข่าย (th) ( dtaa-kàai ) Tibetan:དྲ་བ ( dra ba ) Tigrinya:መርበብ (ti) ( märbäb ) Turkish:ağ (tr) Ottoman Turkish:طور ( tor ) Vietnamese:lưới (vi) ,mùng (vi) ( for mosquitos ) Welsh:rhwyd (cy) f Yiddish:נעץ f ( nets ) Zazaki:thor feq
device for trapping something
anything that has the appearance of a net
geometry: set of joined polygons
sports: mesh-backed framework as goal
—see also goal sports: mesh stretched to divide the court
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net (third-person singular simple present nets present participle netting simple past and past participle netted
( transitive ) catch by means of a net.( transitive , figuratively ) trap , or bystratagem .1814 July 7, [Walter Scott ],Waverley; or, ’Tis Sixty Years Since. [ … ] (please specify |volume=I to III) , Edinburgh: [ … ] James Ballantyne and Co. forArchibald Constable and Co. ; London:Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown ,→OCLC And now I am here,netted and in the toils.
Toenclose orcover with a net.tonet a tree
1850 Alfred, Lord Tennyson ], “Canto II”, inIn Memoriam Edward Moxon , [ … ] →OCLC Old Yew, which graspest at the stonesnet the dreamless head,
( transitive , soccer ) score (a goal).Evansnetted the winner in the 80th minute.
2012 Chelsea 6-0 Wolves [3] Romeu then scored a penalty, Torresnetted a header and Moses added the sixth from substitute Oscar's cross.
( tennis ) hit the ball into the net.2011 June 28, David Ornstein, “Wimbledon 2011: Victoria Azarenka beats Tamira Paszek in quarters”, inBBC Sport [4] Azarenka whipped a sensational forehand around the net post to break for 2-0 in the second set, followed it up with a love hold and moved to 5-1 when Paszeknetted a forehand.
Toform anetting ornetwork ; toknit . figurative: to catch in a trap
FromMiddle English net nette Old French net Latin nitidus Doublet ofneat nitid
net (notcomparable )
Free from extraneous substances; pure;unadulterated ;neat .net wine Remaining afterexpenses ordeductions .Coordinate term: gross Near-synonym: take-home net profit;net weight Final ;end .net result;net conclusion( obsolete ) Good ,desirable ;clean ,decent ,clear .Terms derived from net (adjective) after expenses; final
remaining after expenses or deductions
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net (notcomparable )
Afterexpenses ordeductions .You'll have $5000net .
after expenses or deductions
net (plural nets
The amount remaining afterexpenses or other kinds ofdeductions aresubtracted .Hyponyms: net profit net earnings net weight net net Coordinate term: gross Ournet on that transaction was only fourteen dollars.
Thenet on that container was only fourteen tons.
The amount remaining after expenses are deducted, profit
net (third-person singular simple present nets present participle netting simple past and past participle netted
( transitive ) receive asprofit .The companynets $30 on every sale.
( transitive ) profit for.The scamnetted the criminals $30,000.
To fullyhedge a position.Every party isnetting their position with a counter-party.
Borrowed fromMiddle French nettoyer ( “ to cleanse ” ) .
net (third-person singular simple present nets present participle netting simple past and past participle netted [ 1] [ 2]
( dialectal ) clean ,wash ,rinse . ^ Wright, Joseph (1903 ),The English Dialect Dictionary [1] 254 ^ “netting,n. ”, inMED Online University of Michigan ,2007 net
Alternative spelling ofnyet .1961 Odette Tchernine , “The Russians Investigate”, inThe Snowman and Company , London:Robert Hale ,→OCLC page59 :Or again, the Russian Government may now take a poor view of publicizing rumours of Snowmen being sighted within their own frontiers. They may prefer to sayNet
1971 Bulletin , Munich: Institute for the Study of the USSR,→OCLC page29 :Communist propaganda has created for Russia a reputation of a “peace-loving” power which it values. It cannot, therefore, afford to saynet
1983 Colin Thubron , “Leningrad”, inAmong the Russians , London:Heinemann ,→ISBN page74 :Then as now this impersonal vastness was the public face of Russia. Its voice, if it had one, intoned an unmistakableNet Net
1995 Unzipped Souls: A Jazz Journey through the Soviet Union , Philadlephia, Pa.:Temple University Press ,→ISBN page160 :He asked me what nationality I was, and I replied, “American.” / “Net ,net ,” he cried. “What nationality?”
1998 Baltijas valstis likten̦griežos: Politiskas, ekonomiskas un tiesiskas starptautiskās sadarbības problēmas uz XXI gadu simten̦a sliekšn̦a [ … ] →ISBN page454 :Sal. Russia says ‘net ’ to border deal / / The Baltic Times. – 1997.
2001 ArtChronika 1–3 , Moscow,→ISSN →OCLC page81 , column 1:The idea to buy Soviet art was born around 1985, however it took three years to overcome problems, starting with both government USSR and USA both saynet . That was predictable. It was during the cold war. The Russians were viewed as the enemy and vice versa.
2009 From Moscow with Love , Pittsburgh, Pa.:Dorrance Publishing Co. ,→ISBN page57 :But how could she ever meet him since he was half way around the world, a Visa was $175, and the plane trip to Moscow was $298. After all, she only made $90 a month.[ …] Net !Net !Net ! She cried and buried her head into her pillow.Net !Net !Net ! She spoke the muffled words into her pillow as she hit her fist upon the bed.
2012 Humor Hardly Hurts ,[ Bloomington, Ind.] :Xlibris ,→ISBN page70 :Then he heard Molotov say “net ” several times, after which he reverted back to “da.” Curious as to how Molotov had the courage to say “no” to Stalin, he asked Molotov about their conversation and what questions Molotov was replying “no” to.
2018 2 , inMatryoshka , Sydney, N.S.W.: Ventura Press,→ISBN They thought I wasted their money, their food. Their husbands!Net
FromDutch net
net
only just FromProto-Albanian *náti [ 1]
net
indefinite nominative / accusative plural ofnatë ^ Demiraj, Bardhyl et al. (2021 ), “net ”, inDPEWA. Digitales Philologisch-Etymologisches Wörterbuch des Altalbanischen [DPEWA. Digital Philological-Etymological Dictionary of Old Albanian FromMiddle High German nicht Old High German niowiht German nicht Luxembourgish net
IPA (key ) : /ned̥/ ,/nɛd̥/ Hyphenation:net net
not 1938 Wien wörtlich , Sieg der Provinz:I waaßnet , es gibt so vü' Dichter in Wien, I didn't know there were so many poets in Vienna, Maria Hornung; Sigmar Grüner (2002 ), “ned, nęd, net, nęt”, inWörterbuch der Wiener Mundart , 2nd edition, ÖBV & HPT Petr Šubrt (2010 ),Wiener dialekt (master thesis) , Masaryk University, page62 FromOld Catalan net Vulgar Latin *nittus Latin nitidus ( “ bright, clear ” ) .Doublet ofnèdol nèdeu ( “ clean ” ) , fromnitidus French net Italian netto
net (feminine neta masculine plural nets feminine plural netes
clean Antonyms: brut sutze net ( castells ) castell ) built without apinya , or without afolre ormanilles when it would normally have thesenet
cleanly Derived in masculine from the feminineneta Late Latin nepta Latin neptis ( “ granddaughter ” ) . ComparePortuguese neto Spanish nieto
net m plural nets feminine neta feminine plural netes
grandson Coordinate term: nebot “net ”, inDiccionari de la llengua catalana Dictionary of the Catalan Language Institute of Catalan Studies [Catalan:Institut d'Estudis Catalans ], April 2007 “net ”, inGran Diccionari de la Llengua Catalana ,Grup Enciclopèdia Catalana ,2026 “net” inDiccionari normatiu valencià ,Acadèmia Valenciana de la Llengua .“net” inDiccionari català-valencià-balear , Antoni Maria Alcover and Francesc de Borja Moll, 1962.“nét” inDiccionari català-valencià-balear , Antoni Maria Alcover and Francesc de Borja Moll, 1962.FromOld High German niowiht
net
( most dialects ) not Dat es jarnet wohr! That’snot true at all! FromGerman nett Old French net ( “ neat ” ) , fromLatin nitidus ( “ shining ” ) .
net (plural and definite singular attributive nette
visuallypleasing andproper ; well-groomed 1 When an adjective is applied predicatively to something definite,2 The "indefinite" superlatives may not be used attributively.
Olderned Old Norse net Proto-Germanic *natją Swedish nät English net German Netz -t instead of regular-d , is influenced byLow German Nett
net n singular definite nettet plural indefinite net
net web abbreviation ofinternet tote bag FromMiddle Dutch net nette Old Dutch *net *netti Proto-Germanic *natją Proto-Indo-European *ned- ( “ to turn, twist, knot ” ) .
net n plural netten diminutive netje n
net ( mesh ) net ( device for catching and trapping ) television channel Synonyms: kanaal zender omentum ,caul anetwork , especially theInternet Synonyms: internet web FromMiddle Dutch net Old French net Latin nitidus [ 1]
net (comparative netter superlative netst
clean ,tidy decent ,proper Negerhollands:net → Papiamentu:nèt net
tidily ,neatly decently ,properly just ,nearly ,barely justrecently ,just now Synonyms: zonet zojuist zo-even zopas ^ net ; in:J. de Vries & F. de Tollenaere, "Etymologisch Woordenboek", Uitgeverij Het Spectrum, Utrecht, 1986 (14de druk)FromOld Norse net Proto-Germanic *natją Proto-Indo-European *ned- ( “ to turn, twist, knot ” ) . Cognate toSwedish nät
net n
net FromOld Norse net Proto-Germanic *natją Proto-Indo-European *ned- ( “ to turn, twist, knot ” ) .
net n genitive singular nets plural net
( fowling, sports ) mesh , the material to make a "nót " (fishing net)Anetwork ( computing ) A net for carrying hay Fromne ( “ they ” ) +-t ( nominative plural ) . CompareEstonian need
IPA (key ) : /ˈnet/ ,[ˈne̞t̪] Rhymes:-et Syllabification(key ) :net Hyphenation(key ) :net net
( now dialectal , demonstrative ) alternative form ofne ( dialectal , personal) alternative form ofhe Same asne
FromOld French net Latin nitidus ( “ shiny ” ) through a contractedVulgar Latin *nittus Doublet ofnitide
net (feminine nette masculine plural nets feminine plural nettes
clean ,tidy clear net ( as opposed to gross ) FromVulgar Latin *nittus Latin nitidus
net
clean ,neat (Thisetymology is missing or incomplete. Please add to it, or discuss it at theEtymology scriptorium .)
net
completely ,entirely IPA (key ) : /nɛt/ ,/nət/ Audio( Southwest Germany ) : (file )
net
( Austria , Southern Germany , parts of Central Germany , colloquial ) alternative form ofnicht ( “ not ” ) Hab ich’s dirnet erzählt? Have Inot told you? net (plural netek
( informal , computing , Internet ) Internet Synonym: internet nët ( Wiesemann spelling system ) FromMiddle High German nicht Old High German niowiht German nicht Luxembourgish net
net
not Die Blum isnet rod. The flower isnot red. De Hund laafdnet schnell. The dog doesnot run fast. De Mann essd de Eppelnet . The man doesnot eat the apple. 2018 Der Moint om Stricke :Boll, Piter Kehoma (2021 ), “net”, inDicionário Hunsriqueano Riograndense–Português , 3rd edition (overall work in Portuguese), Ivoti:Riograndenser Hunsrickisch FromOld Norse net Proto-Germanic *natją Proto-Indo-European *ned- ( “ to turn, twist, knot ” ) .
net n genitive singular nets nominative plural net
net ( computing ) network ( computing , usually definite) Internet Synonym: Internet FromDutch net Middle Dutch net nette Old Dutch *net *netti Proto-Germanic *natją Proto-Indo-European *ned- ( “ to turn, twist, knot ” ) .
net (plural net -net
( sports ) net Hyponym: jaring FromFinnish ne Proto-Finnic *nek Meänkieli net
net
these ,those net
these ,those they Eira Söderholm (2017 ),Kvensk grammatikk [5] →ISBN 278 net
third-person singular present active subjunctive ofnō net
third-person singular present active indicative ofneō Fromne ( “ no ” ) + a particle-t of indeterminate origin, perhaps formed similarly tobèt ( “ but, yet ” ) .[ 1] [ 2]
nèt
even net jis verkė even he criedjis net verkė heeven cried ^ Smoczyński, Wojciech (2007 ), “nèt ”, inSłownik etymologiczny języka litewskiego [Etymological Dictionary of the Lithuanian Language [2] 423-4 ^ “net Lietuvių kalbos etimologinio žodyno duomenų bazė [Lithuanian etymological dictionary database 2007–2012 “net Lietuvių kalbos žodynas Dictionary of the Lithuanian language 1941–2026 “net Dabartinės lietuvių kalbos žodynas [Dictionary of contemporary Lithuanian 1954–2026 FromOld High German niowiht nio ( “ never ” ) +wiht ( “ thing, being ” ) , fromProto-Germanic *ne ( “ not ” ) +*aiw- ( “ ever ” ) +*wiht- ( “ thing ” ) . CompareEnglish not German nicht Dutch niet West Frisian net
net
not Inherited fromFinnish ne
net (plural net
( demonstrative ) those they ( third-person plural personal pronoun ) Synonym: het Borrowed fromAnglo-Norman neit Old French net nette Latin nitidus ( “ gleaming ” ) .[ 1]
net
worthy ,good ,pure ,fine ,elegant net Inherited fromOld English nett [ 2]
net
net ( a mesh of string, cord or rope ) ^ “nē̆t,adj. ”, inMED Online University of Michigan ,2007 ^ “net,n.(1). ”, inMED Online University of Michigan ,2007 FromOld French net Vulgar Latin *nittus Latin nitidus ( “ shiny ” ) .
net m
( Jersey ) clean Synonym: propre 1903 Guernsey Folk Lore [6] 515 :Tout neû g'nêt néquienet . A new broom sweepsclean . net n definite singular netet indefinite plural net definite plural neta or neti
( pre-2012 ) alternative form ofnett net n
alternative form ofnett FromVulgar Latin *nittus Latin nitidus ( “ shining, polished ” ) .
net m oblique and nominative feminine singular nete
clean Anglo-Norman:neit French:net see there for further descendants ) → Breton:néat → Middle Dutch:net Dutch:net → Middle High German:nett ( Lower Rhenish ) → Middle English:net nette → Spanish:neto ( if not from Catalan ) FromProto-Celtic *nizdos Proto-Indo-European *nisdós
net m genitive nit nominative plural nit
nest Initial mutations of a following adjective:
H = triggers aspirationL = triggers lenitionN = triggers nasalizationFromProto-Germanic *natją Old English net nett Old Frisian nette nitte Old Saxon net nett netti Old High German nezzi Gothic 𐌽𐌰𐍄𐌹 ( nati ) . Ultimately fromProto-Indo-European *ned- ( “ to turn, twist, knot ” ) .
net n
net Zoëga, Geir T. (1910 ), “net ”, inA Concise Dictionary of Old Icelandic , Oxford: Clarendon Press Internet Archive Pennsylvania German [ edit ] FromMiddle High German niwiht niweht niht Old High German niowiht nio ( “ never ” ) +wiht ( “ being, creature ” ) , the last fromProto-Germanic *wihtą
CompareGerman nicht Dutch niet English not
net
not Clipping ofinternet [ 1] [ 2]
net f usuallyuncountable ,plural nets
( colloquial ) Net ; theInternet Synonyms: rede Internet web ( colloquial , by extension) Fiquei semnet por uma hora. I lost myInternet connection for one hour. Borrowed fromFrench net Latin nitidus neted
net m or n feminine singular netă masculine plural neți feminine/neuter plural nete
net clear ,clear-cut ,plain net
clearly ,distinctly plainly ,flatly directly ,bluntly ,point blank ,crisply avowedly Borrowed fromEnglish english
net f plural nets
( Latin America ) net ( “ mesh to divide courts ” ) FromFrench net Latin nitidus
net
clear manifest ( of an amount ) net Antonym: brüt For negative forms, use the appropriate form ofdeğil
FromEnglish net
net (definite accusative neti plural netler
( sports ) net Borrowed fromEnglish net
net
( colloquial ) short forquán net ( “ Internet cafe ” ) đinet ―to go to anInternet cafe Ultimately fromProto-Germanic *ne ( “ not ” ) +*aiw- ( “ ever ” ) +*wihtą ( “ thing ” ) .
net
not “net (II) ”, inWurdboek fan de Fryske taal (in Dutch),2011 FromOld Frisian nette nitte Proto-West Germanic *nati Proto-Germanic *natją Proto-Indo-European *ned- ( “ to turn, twist, knot ” ) .
net n plural netten diminutive netsje
net “net (I) ”, inWurdboek fan de Fryske taal (in Dutch),2011 
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