† nunquam satisn.

Etymology: < classical Latin nunquam satis never enough (see note) < nunquam , variant of numquam never ( < ne- not (see ne adv.¹) + umquam ever < quom , cum when (see when adv., conj., pron., int., and n.) + quam , interrogative and relative adverb, with dissimilation of the first qu- , c- before qu- ) + satis enough (see satisfy v.).Classical Latin nunquam satis occurs in Plautus ( Truculentus 239) in nunquam satis dedit suae..amicae amator ‘the lover never gave enough to his lady-love’.