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QLOSSARIAL INDEX, AND INDEX OF NAMES. 413
jame, tell, 318, 449; Nevyn, to
reckon, 1466 ; Neiiyn (Newyn),
to name, number, 2021 ; Neuen,
V. tell, relate, name, 1105, 1456,
1719; Neuyn, 293, 5044, 5655;
(Neuen), 16'73 ; Neuyu, 1 pr. s.
name, 4601 ; mention, 260 ; tell,
say, 5306 ; Neuens, pr. s. names,
1119; (Neuen, /or Neuens), tells,
1485 ;
(Neues), names, calls,
2119; Neuyne8,/>r. s. 2^. naniest,
4940; Neuyns (Nevens), 2187;
Neuenyd, pt. s. 1 p. named, mentioned,
76 ;
(Neuynd), pt. s. 2293 ;
Neuened, 1 pt. s. subj. should
name, 5031 ; Neuend, ^jo. named,
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told, 5413 ; (that can be) mentioned,
5257 ;
Neuyned, named,
619 ; Neuen, imp. e. name, tell,
833*. Icel. nefna.
Neuen, s. even ; A neuen (An euen),
an even, an evening, 1082.
Neuer, adv. never, 45, 62, 563
Neuir, 1874 ; Neuire, 254, 950.
Neuer-{je-lattir, nevertheless, none
the less, 5332; Neuer->e-latter,
299,844*; Neuire->e-lattir (Neuert)e-leter),
nevertheless, 2413.
Neuer-the-les (Neuer-};e-lesse), adv.
nevertheless, 1105.
Neuer \>e mare, none the more, 325 ;
Neuer \>e more, 322.
New, adj. new, 1240, 1460 ;
On newe
time, newly, 2011.
Newid, pt. s. created, lit. made new,
4491.
Newly, adv. newly, soon, 4740.
Next, adj. superl, nearest, next, 619,
1456 ; On next, in the next place,
at once, 2795.
Neyd, for Noyd, pt. s. subj. would
vex, would tire, 4881 ;
(Neyt), /or
Noyt, would tire, 771. See Noy.
Nejbour (Neghburs), gen. s. neighbour's,
3245.
I^eje, V. approach, 324 ;
(Negh),
1160; Neiis, pr. a. approaches,
draws nigh, 1240, 2221, 2615;
Ne3e8, 2111,3863,4067; touches,
4182 (seethe note) ;
Ne3ehis,396 ;
Ne3e, 1 pr. pi. approach, 4341
;
Ne^es, 2 pr. pi. 4605 ;
pr. pi. 5243
;
(Neghez), pr. pi. 2615; Ne^e
(Negh),^r. s. subj. approach, draw
nigh, 3376; (Neghed),;)f. s. 2221 ;
(Neghyd), pt. a. 1240 ; Ne3ed, pp.
approached, drawn nigh, 298.3.
Ne3e, adv. nigh, severely, 3825 ;
almost, 1274
;
(Ne3), nigh, 728*.
Ne3en, num. nine, 4810.
Nicollas (Nicholas), name, 137, 753,
771, 793, 807.
Ninus, Ninus, 3144.
Nite, pp. denied, refused, 1460.
F. iiitr, to deny.
Ni3t (Nyght), 8. night, 1084, 1345,
1485 ; On ni3tes (Of nyghtys), by
night, 2896.
No, adj. no, 435, 809*; No more,
725*.
No, for Ne, nor, 3570.
Nobilnes, nobleness, majesty, 2777.
Noblay, s. nobleness, 2716 ; noble
array, 4881.
Noble, adj. good, 3132 ; noble, 39,
985; noble (people), 1266; Nobles,
pi. nobles, 481.
Noble, s. the coin so called, 3673 ;
Nobill, 4898.
Nobly, adv. excellently, 260.
Noke, s. nook, corner, 606, 3144,
4831.
Nold, pt. 8. subj. might not, should
not, 4167. See the note to 1.
4168.
Noll (Nole), noddle, head, 807. A.S.
hnol.
Nombre, s. number, 60 ;
(Nowmbre),
1554.
Nombrid,^j9. numbered, 1992.
(Nomyn), pp. taken, 1094. A.S.
niman, to take, pp. numen.
None, 8. noon, 3025, 4740 ; Nonetyine,
noon-tide, 563.
(None), adj. no, 735* ; Non, not one,
4582.
(Nonn), 8. nun, 2179.
Noose, 8. nose, 4380.
Nor, nor, 46, 316.
Noriscii, v. be nourished {after latt),
582.
Norway, 5672.
Nostanday, proper name, 2117 ;
Nostanda (Nostandy), 2773, 2795.
Note, 8. employment, business, 3025
work, 324, 4605 ; fabric (said of
a cobweb), 3302 ; fabric (of the
world), 4491 ; occurrence, circum-