Dedication: 3/15/05

nolo (wish not): non + volo (see volo)
nomen (gen. nominis): name; cognomen: tribe name; ignominia: disgrace (cf. onoma)

agnomen, binomial, cognomen, cognominal, cognominally, cognominate, cognomination, cognominity, cognominous, co-nominee, denominable, denominal, denominalism, denominate, denomination, denominational, denominative, denominatively, denominator, equinominal, equinominial, ignominious, ignominiously, ignominy, innominable, innominate, in nomine Patris et Filii et Spiritus Sancti, interdenominational, l.c.d., misnomer, monomial, multinomial, multinominal, nom (Fr), nom de plume (Fr), nomen, nomenclate, nomenclative, nomenclator, nomenclatorial, nomenclatural, nomenclature, nominal, nominalism, nominalist, nominalistic, nominalization, nominalize, nominally, nominate, nomination, nominatival, nominative, nominator, nominatum, nominee, nondemonitational, noun, nuncupation, nuncupative, plurinominal, polynomial, praenomen, prenominal, prenoun, pronominal, pronominalization, pronoun, quadrinomial, relative pronoun, renominate, renomination, renown, renowned, surnominal, tetranomial, trinomial, undenominational, uninominal

LS says same root as nosco; OLD does not.

non: not

non, non-, nonallergic, non-Aryan, nonathlete, nonatomic, nonattached, nonautomatic, nonbasic, non-Catholic, noncentral, non-Christian, noncritical, noncyclic, nondrinker, nondriver, non-Euclidean, non-European, nonflying, nongenetic, nongrammatical, nongrowing, nonhero, nonhistorical, nonintoxicating, nonionic, non-iron, nonliving, nonlogical, nonmagnetic, nonorganic, nonparametric, nonparishioner, nonperiodic, nonphysical, nonplural, nonplus, nonpoetic, nonpolitical, nonracial, nonrandom, nonreader, nonrenewable, nonreturnable, nonskid, nonslip, nonsmoker, nonsmoking, nonstarter, nonstick, nonstop, nonswimmer, nonsyllabic, nonteaching, nontechnical, nonthematic, nontoxic, nonwhite, nonwoven, nonwriter, nonzero, ump, umpirage, umpire

These are mostly examples of non- compounded with non-Latin roots. Many more examples with Latin root (nonentity, nonsense etc.) are listed in the reverse index.

Umpire is non + par.