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Nimen

A Concise Dictionary of Middle English from A.D. 1150 to 1580 by Rev. Mayhew and Rev. Skeat (c. 1885)
v. to takeVariants: nymen, nemen, neomen, nam, pt. s., nom, nem, nome, 2 pt. s., nomen, pl. neme, numen, pp, seized, gone nummun, nome Der.: niminge, a taking, captureEtymology: Anglo-Saxon niman, pt. nam pl. námon, pp. numen