Definition of non-ens in English:

non-ens

noun ˌnɒnˈɛnz

rare

1A thing which has no existence. Compare "nonentity". Now chiefly Philosophy.
2Cambridge University slang. A freshman who has not yet matriculated. In early use also: the condition of not having matriculated. Now historical and rare.

Early 17th century; earliest use found in John Davies. From post-classical Latin non ens from classical Latin nōn not + ēns.

nounˌnɒnˈɛnz

rare

1A thing which has no existence. Compare "nonentity". Now chiefly Philosophy.
2Cambridge University slang. A freshman who has not yet matriculated. In early use also: the condition of not having matriculated. Now historical and rare.

Early 17th century; earliest use found in John Davies. From post-classical Latin non ens from classical Latin nōn not + ēns.

单词	non-ens
释义	Definition of non-ens in English: non-ens noun ˌnɒnˈɛnz rare 1A thing which has no existence. Compare "nonentity". Now chiefly Philosophy. 2Cambridge University slang. A freshman who has not yet matriculated. In early use also: the condition of not having matriculated. Now historical and rare. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in John Davies. From post-classical Latin non ens from classical Latin nōn not + ēns. Definition of non-ens in US English: non-ens nounˌnɒnˈɛnz rare 1A thing which has no existence. Compare "nonentity". Now chiefly Philosophy. 2Cambridge University slang. A freshman who has not yet matriculated. In early use also: the condition of not having matriculated. Now historical and rare. Origin Early 17th century; earliest use found in John Davies. From post-classical Latin non ens from classical Latin nōn not + ēns.
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