no longer (not comparable)
- Not anymore; no more.
- Coordinate term: still
Maybe it no longer matters who the emperor is.
- no longer with us
It was once acceptable to say "honestest", but no longer.
2020 May 20, Paul Bigland, “East London Line's renaissance”, in Rail, page 49:Thirty-five years ago, many journeys around London meant having to pass through the centre of the capital. That's no longer the case, which takes real pressure off the city's termini as well as underground routes such as the Circle Line.
not anymore
- Armenian: այլևս (hy) (aylews)
- Bashkir: бүтән (bütən) + negation
- Belarusian: больш не (bolʹš nje), ужо́ не (užó nje)
- Catalan: ja no
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 不再 (zh) (bùzài)
- Danish: ikke længere
- Dutch: niet meer
- Esperanto: ne plu
- Finnish: ei enää
- French: ne … plus
- Georgian: აღარ (aɣar), აღარასდროს (aɣarasdros)
- German: nicht mehr, nicht länger, (South German, Austria) nimmer (de)
- Alemannic German: nüme
- Greek: όχι πια (óchi pia)
- Ancient: οὐκέτι (oukéti), μηκέτι (mēkéti)
- Greenlandic: -junnaar
- Hebrew: כבר לא
- Hungarian: már nem, többé nem
- Icelandic: ekki lengur
- Ido: nepluse
- Irish: a thuilleadh (after a negative), níos mó (after a negative)
- Italian: non più
- Japanese: 最早 (ja) (mohaya) (...+ negative), もう (ja) (mō) (...+ negative), これ以上 (kore ijō) (...+ negative), 以上 (ja) (いじょう, ijō)
- Korean: 더 (ko) (deo) (+ negative)
- Kurdish:
- Northern Kurdish: êdî (ku)
- Latin: non iam
- Limburgish: nimmieë (li)
- Maori: kua kore e (followed by a verb)
- Norwegian: ikke ... lenger
- Old English: leng (+ negative)
- Persian: (in a negative sentence) دیگر (fa) (digar)
- Polish: już nie, nie jest już
- Portuguese: já não, não ... mais
- Russian: бо́льше не (bólʹše ne), уже́ не (užé ne), уже́ нет (užé net)
- Serbo-Croatian: ne više, не више
- Spanish: ya no
- Swedish: inte längre
- Ukrainian: бі́льше не (bílʹše ne), вже не (vže ne), вже ні (vže ni)
- Vietnamese: không còn, chẳng còn (emphatic)
- Yiddish: מער נישט (mer nisht)
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