/niˈmik/
OrigineInherited from Latin nemīca, from ne- + mīca. Compare Old French ne ... mie, Old Venetan nemiga. Compare also Italian mica.
- obsoletesynonym of deloc (“not at all”)
- neuter, obsolete, uncountablenothingness
“Spre seară, aceleași neguri se realcătuiau din nimicul seninului, și descindeau, ca să se statornicească departe în matca văilor.” — Towards evening, the same clouds would reassemble from the nothingness of the clear sky and would descend in order to settle far away, in the beds of the valleys.
- neuter, obsoletetrifle, nothing, bagatelle
“Nu mă mai deranja cu nimicuri.” — Stop bothering me with trifles.
- obsoletenothing
“nu avea nimic de-a face cu…” — to have nothing to do with…
“nimic altceva” — nothing else
“E ușor a scrie versuri,
Cănd nimic nu ai de spus.” — It is easy to write verses
When you have nothing to say.
Formenimica(alternative) · nemica(alternative, regional) · nemică(alternative, regional) · nic(alternative, regional, syncope) · nica(alternative, regional, syncope) · nică(alternative, regional, syncope) · mic(alternative, regional, syncope) · mica(alternative, regional, syncope) · nimicuri(plural)