Meaning & Definition of word "Nu"

Nu

/nuː/

1. The letter 'nu' in the Greek alphabet, often used in scientific and mathematical contexts.
- Example: In physics, the symbol 'ν' represents the frequency of a wave, derived from the Greek letter nu.
2. A term used in some contexts to denote a decision, outcome, or specific level of something.
- Example: The nu of our project will be determined by the available resources and time constraints.

1. A sound made to express disapproval, disbelief, or to prompt someone to continue speaking.
- Example: She raised an eyebrow and said, 'Nu, what happened next?'
2. An informal expression used to ask for clarification or to indicate that something is obvious.
- Example: He looked confused, and I said, 'Nu, you must have seen this coming!'

From Greek 'νυ', which is derived from the Phoenician letter 'nū'.

nuanced understanding:

A complex, subtle understanding of a situation or issue.

nu mood:

A state of being that reflects a degree of emotional subtlety.

neutron:

A subatomic particle with no electric charge.

numismatic:

Related to coins or currency.

Meaning: New understanding or perspective.

Example Sentence: After talking to her, I got a nu on the whole situation.

Meaning: A term used in certain subcultures to express approval or acknowledgment.

Example Sentence: That party was so good, I felt a real nu vibe in the air.