The negative conjunction; single and repeated conjunctions

Na ... na is a conjunction that links homogeneous members or sentences and at the same time denies each of them; it is called the negative conjunction. Its meaning is that none of the listed things exists or happens. Note: when na ... na is a conjunction, the predicate is not negative but affirmative, because the negation is given by the conjunction itself: Osmonda na oy, na yulduz ko‘rinardi (Neither the moon nor a star could be seen in the sky). If “na” comes alone and the predicate is negative, it is working as a particle. “Na” is repeated before each homogeneous member, and a comma is put before the second “na”.