not
to know; known
Latin · noscere / notus
Not and nosc come from Latin noscere, to know, and notus, known. Denote marks the meaning of something, annotate adds notes, and notorious describes someone widely known, usually for bad reasons.
Memory trick
Not-orious: everyone knows (not) about the notorious villain.
Words from this root
- annotate (an + not + ate) — to add explanatory notesव्याख्यात्मक टिप्पणियाँ जोड़ना
- denote (de + not + e) — to mark, to meanदर्शाना, अर्थ रखना
- denotation (de + not + ation) — literal meaning of a wordशब्द का शाब्दिक अर्थ
- denotational (de + not + ational) — relating to literal meaningशाब्दिक अर्थ संबंधी
- notorious (not + orious) — widely known for something badबुरे कारण से कुख्यात
- notoriously (not + orious + ly) — in a widely known, bad wayकुख्यात ढंग से
- notoriety (not + oriety) — bad fameबदनामी, कुख्याति