◀ Prev. 100Negro3 Negroe1 Negroe’s Heads1 Nehlechen1 Neighbor1 Neih1Neihen1 Neil Arnott1 Neipce1 Neither5 Neither Beast Nor Bird1 Neiȝ1 Nekke1 Neleus1 Nelle1 Nelly Gray1 Nelly was a Lady1 Nem. con1 Nem. dis1 Nemea1 Nemesis1 Nemnen1 Neod1 Neodeþ1 Neolithic1 Neomen1 Neomenye1 neoplasm1 Neoptolemus1 neosalvarsan1 Neowcin1 Neowe1 Neowel1 Neoȝe1 Nepenthe1 Nepenthes1 nephritis1 Nepotism1 Neppe1 Neptune3 Neptunus1 Nercotyk1 Nere2 Nereides1 Nereus1 Nerf1 Nero10 Nerre1 Neruwe1 Nerve2 Nerve and Muscle Current1 Nerve Currents1 Nervous Indigestion1 Nervous System2 Nes1 Nesche1 Neschen1 Nescio1 Nescit vox missa reverti1 Nese1 Nesen1 nesselrode pudding1 Nessus1 Nest5 Nesten1 Nestlen1 Nestor1 Net1 Net enin gen1 Net evif gen1 Net exis gen1 Net gen1 Net nevis gen1 Net rith gen1 Net roaf gen1 Net theg gen1 Net yanneps1 Neth.1 Netherlands3 Netherlands Indies1 Nette1 Nettled1 Nettlerash1 Network1 Neue1 neue Besen kehren gut1 Neuenen1 Neuere1 Neueu1 neufchâtel cheese1 neuralgia1 Neurasthenia2 neuritic1 neuritis1 neuroma1 neuron1 Neuroptera2 Neut.1 Neutral Armature1 Neutral Feeder1 ◀ Prev. 100

Neih

A Concise Dictionary of Middle English from A.D. 1150 to 1580 by Rev. Mayhew and Rev. Skeat (c. 1885)
adv. nigh, nearly, almostVariants: neyh, neh, ney, neȝ, negh, ny, niȝ, nyȝ, neigh, neiȝe, neighe, nyȝe Comb.: neyhebour, neighbour neighebor, neighburgh, nehgebur, neihhond, close at handEtymology: Anglo-Saxon néah; cp. Old High German náh