nemos

Sardinian

Alternative forms

Etymology

Inherited from Latin nēmō (“no one, nobody”), from earlier ne- (“not”) + hemō (“person”). The -s is due to analogy with Old Sardinian alikis < Latin aliquis.[1] Cognate with archaic or dialectal Italian nimo.

Pronoun

nemos

  1. no one, nobody

References
  1. Mendeloff, Henry (1969) A Manual of Comparative Romance Linguistics, page 78
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