no–, pre. As nato + lú(n); used before a consonant. See lú. Explicitly, no- means something that is not of a similar or analogous essence, e.g. red is no-green, but greenish red is lú-green. A typewriter and a word processor are lú to each other, but a typewriter and a book are no.

bet, ex. No. In casual speech this is often reduced to /βɛ/ or /vɛ/, sometimes /bɛx/.

alê, ex. Stop; don't do that. Also spelled "alé" and "alei" for more intense situations.

gí, a. No, none, zero in number.