Meaning & Definition of word "Ni"

Ni

/ni/

1. a conjunction used to link alternatives or choices.
- Example: You can have tea or coffee, ni hot chocolate.
2. used to introduce a second clause that adds a contrasting idea.
- Example: She loves hiking, ni she prefers relaxing at the beach.

1. used as an abbreviation for 'Nihon' (Japan) in various contexts.
- Example: The company's headquarters are located in ni, focusing on local markets.
2. can refer to 'nano-influencer' in marketing terminology.
- Example: Many brands are now collaborating with ni to reach younger audiences.

The term 'ni' has origins in Japanese, where it means 'to' or 'at'.

ni notion:

A dismissal of an idea or suggestion.

ni attitude:

A nonchalant or indifferent approach.

nihilism:

A philosophy that rejects all religious and moral principles, often in the belief that life is meaningless.

negative:

Expressing or containing negation, refusal, or absence.

Meaning: An expression of indifference or lack of interest.

Example Sentence: He was like 'ni' when I asked him about the party.

Meaning: Used to signal rejection in a dismissive way.

Example Sentence: When she said 'ni', it was clear she wasn't coming.