Rare ecclesiastical term for a canonical hour
Translations
nonesTerme historique du calendrier romain, généralement employé au pluriel. The contract was dated on the Nones of March.
Le contrat portait la date des nones de mars.
noneTerme liturgique désignant l’office canonique de la neuvième heure. The monks gathered in the chapel to chant None.
Les moines se rassemblèrent dans la chapelle pour chanter la none.
Definitions
The canonical hour of prayer recited at the ninth hour of the day (about 3 p.m.) in certain Christian liturgies. The monks gathered in the chapel to chant None.
In the ancient Roman calendar, the ninth day before the Ides of a month, usually falling on the 5th or 7th day. The contract was dated on the Nones of March.
Used as an adverb in comparisons and fixed phrases (e.g., "none the wiser") meaning "not at all" or "to no extent".
Translations
pas du toutLocution adverbiale, notamment dans « none the wiser ». She was none the wiser after the explanation.
Elle n’était pas du tout plus avisée après l’explication.
Definitions
To no extent; not at all (chiefly in comparisons or set phrases). She was none the wiser after the explanation.
Synonyms
not at all
by no means
in no way
nowhere near
Archaic/rare determinative use before a noun meaning “not any”.
Translations
aucunUsage surtout archaïque ou littéraire avant un nom. In those dark woods, none creature dared to move.
Dans ces bois sombres, aucune créature n’osait bouger.
nulTournure archaïque ou littéraire. Definitions
Not any; no (used before a noun, now chiefly archaic). In those dark woods, none creature dared to move.