ne-

combining form

a variant of neo-, esp used before a vowel

⇒ Nearctic

neo- or (sometimes before a vowel) ne-

combining form

(sometimes capital) new, recent, or a new or modern form or development

⇒ neoclassicism

⇒ neocolonialism

(usually capital) the most recent subdivision of a geological period

⇒ Neogene

Origin

from Greek neos new

ne-

variant of neo- especially before a vowel:

neencephalon.

ne-
combining form
or neo-

ETYMOLOGY Greek, from neos new — more at new

1.
  a. new : recent
      Neogene
  b. new and different period or form of
      Neoplatonism
  : in a new and different form or manner
      Neoplatonic
  c. New World
      Neotropical
  d. new and abnormal
      neoplasm
2. new chemical compound isomeric with or otherwise related to (such) a compound
    neostigmine

ne-
combining form
or neo-
Etymology: Greek, from neos new — more at new
1.
a. : new : recent
  < neologism >
  < neophyte >
b. : a new and different period or form of something (as a faith, school, or language) — often joined to the second element with a hyphen
  < neo-Chippendale >
  < Neo-Darwinism >
  < Neo-Latin >
  < Neo-platonism >
c. : of recent forms — opposed to pale-
  < neobotanist >
  < neobotany >
  < neontology >
d. : neozoic — opposed to pale-
  < Neocrinoidea >
  < Neolithic >
e. : imitation : pseudo
f. : the New World
  < Nearctic >
  < Neotropical >
g. : an immature form
  < neofetus >
h. : a more recently developed part (as of a plant or animal)
  < neomorph >
i. : an abnormal new formation
  < neoplasm >
2.
a. : the one among several isomeric hydrocarbons that has been recently classified and contains at least one carbon atom connected directly with four other carbon atoms
  < neohexane >
— compare is-, normal 10e
b. : a new chemical compound isomeric with or otherwise related to the one to whose name it is prefixed
  < neoarsphenamine >
3. : the latest subdivision of a division of geologic time
< Neopaleozoic >
— distinguished from mes- and eo-

词汇	ne-
词根词缀	Collins Dictionary.com MWCD Webster ne- combining form a variant of neo-, esp used before a vowel ⇒ Nearctic neo- or (sometimes before a vowel) ne- combining form (sometimes capital) new, recent, or a new or modern form or development ⇒ neoclassicism ⇒ neocolonialism (usually capital) the most recent subdivision of a geological period ⇒ Neogene Origin from Greek neos new ne- 1 variant of neo- especially before a vowel: neencephalon. ne- combining form or neo- ETYMOLOGY Greek, from neos new — more at new 1. a. new : recent Neogene b. new and different period or form of Neoplatonism : in a new and different form or manner Neoplatonic c. New World Neotropical d. new and abnormal neoplasm 2. new chemical compound isomeric with or otherwise related to (such) a compound neostigmine ne- combining form or neo- Etymology: Greek, from neos new — more at new 1. a. : new : recent < neologism > < neophyte > b. : a new and different period or form of something (as a faith, school, or language) — often joined to the second element with a hyphen < neo-Chippendale > < Neo-Darwinism > < Neo-Latin > < Neo-platonism > c. : of recent forms — opposed to pale- < neobotanist > < neobotany > < neontology > d. : neozoic — opposed to pale- < Neocrinoidea > < Neolithic > e. : imitation : pseudo f. : the New World < Nearctic > < Neotropical > g. : an immature form < neofetus > h. : a more recently developed part (as of a plant or animal) < neomorph > i. : an abnormal new formation < neoplasm > 2. a. : the one among several isomeric hydrocarbons that has been recently classified and contains at least one carbon atom connected directly with four other carbon atoms < neohexane > — compare is-, normal 10e b. : a new chemical compound isomeric with or otherwise related to the one to whose name it is prefixed < neoarsphenamine > 3. : the latest subdivision of a division of geologic time < Neopaleozoic > — distinguished from mes- and eo-
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