Niveous (adj)
niv-ee-us
resembling snow; snowy.
Niveous comes from the Latin stem niv-, “snow,” which combines with the suffix -eous to form an adjective. Today, niv- survives as French neige, Italian and Portuguese neve, Romanian nea, and Spanish nieve, all meaning “snow.”
Example sentences
“Hiking miles across the niveous hills.”
Nowhither (adverb) noh-with-er
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