nee

Wed, 29 Apr 2026 21:49:34 +0000

3 According to The Free Dictionary, nee (or more correctly ne) of French origin and is the feminine past participle of natre which means to be born. Born. Used to indicate the maiden name of a married. NEP=NPP- NEE (net ecosystem exchange ) CO2 GPP,NPP,NEP,NBP,CO2. I know after checking various sites that ne is often used after the current family name and before the maiden family name for a woman. But how is it properly used before a person's original. Can you use the term ne twice when referring to someone married three times. For example, "My mother Jill Smith, ne Brown, ne White ..."