nota (mark), notus (known): see nosco
novem: nine; nonus: ninth
afternoon, forenoon, midafternoon, nonagenarian, nonagesimal, nonagon, nonary, Nones, nonet, nongenary, nonic, nonillion, nonuple, nonuplet, nonyl, noon, noonday, nooner, noontide, noontime, November, novena, novenary, nundine
noverca: stepmother
novercal
novus: new
innovate, innovation, innovative, innovatively, innovator, innovatory, nouveau riche (Fr), nouvelle (Fr), nova, novachord, Nova Scotia, novel, novelese, novelette, novelettist, novelist, novelistic, novelization, novelize, novella, novelty, novice, novillero, novilunar, novitiate, novus homo, novus ordo s(a)eclorum, nueva (Sp), prenova, renovate, renovation, renovator, supernova, unrenovated, Villanova, Villanovan
Despite the efforts of W3 to associate new and news with nouvelle, it seems best to regard both as cognates rather than derivatives from novus.
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