See neni- on Wiktionary
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"english": "no kind of",
"word": "nenia"
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{
"english": "for no reason",
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"english": "never",
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"english": "no place, nowhere",
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"english": "in no manner, to no degree, no how",
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"english": "nobody's",
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"english": "to annihilate",
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"english": "nothing",
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