nekta - Wiktionary, the free dictionary

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• nektet

nekta

1. inflection of nekte:
   1. simple past
   2. past participle

• anket, kante, katen, akten, tanke

• nekte

• IPA^(key): /²nɛktɑ/

nekta (present tense nektar, past tense nekta, past participle nekta, passive infinitive nektast, present participle nektande, imperative nekta/nekt)

1. to refuse
   • 1860, Olaus Fjørtoft, translated from Emile Laveleye, "Kor vert de me Frankrik no?":

     Vyrtemberg so lite de er hev brukt fleire pengar til skule held de store Frankrik, som gav meir held 9 millionar daler til eit nytt komedihus, mea dei nekta 180,000 til nye skulehus.

     Württemberg, small as it is, has spent more money on schools than great France, which gave more than 9 million dollars for a new comedy theatre, while they refused 180,000 for new schools.

2. to deny

• nekting

• “nekta” in The Nynorsk Dictionary.

nekta class IX (plural nekta class X)

1. nectar (syrup made by flowers and collected by bees to make honey)

   Synonym: mbochi

   • 2017 August 24, “Dawa "tamu" ya mbu iliofanikiwa Tanzania”, in BBC News Swahili‎^[1]:

     Kwa kutengeza dawa hiyo wanasayansi hao walitumia harufu ya maua na mimea mingine inayotoa nekta .

     By making the drug, the scientists used the scent of flowers and other plants that produce nectar.