nil-

See also: nil, Nil, NIL, níl, Níl, Nîl, ni-l, and Appendix:Variations of "nil"

English

Etymology

From Latin nil (“nothing”).

Prefix

Latin number prefix
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Next:	uni-

nil-

zero

Usage notes

In chemistry: used in the systematic element names of elements, standing for a 0 in the atomic number. For example, the element darmstadtium was formerly called ununnilium.

Anagrams

-lin, Lin, Lin., lin, lin.

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