nce

Ladin

Etymology

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Adverb

nce

  1. also, too, as well, besides

Neapolitan

Alternative forms
  • ce
  • -nce (enclitic)
  • ncè (archaic)

Etymology

Uncertain. Perhaps from Latin hince or hīce, variants of hinc (“from here”) and hīc (“here”). See the entry for Italian ci for more.

Pronunciation
  • IPA(key): /nt͡ʃə/

Pronoun

nce

  1. us
    Si nce lassano parlà ― If they let us speak
  2. (reflexive) ourselves; each other
    Nce vulimmo bene ― We love each other
  3. to us, to him, to her, to them
    Nun nce l'haje data? ― You haven't given it to us/him/her/them?

Adverb

nce

  1. to there, here, there
    L'ùrdemo ca nce trasette ― The last one who got in there
    Nce truvaje a pàteto ― I found your father there
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