naca, m. boat, ship: ns. 56.5.

naefde, see nabban under habban.

naefre, see aefre.

ge-naegan, v.I. attack: 3s. genaegeð 18.19.

nægledbord, adj. with nailed boards: nsm. 56.5.

næglian, v.1,11. nail, rivet: pp. asm. naegledne 17.5.

naenig, see aenig.

naenne, see an.

ge-naestan, v.1. contend: 3s. genaesteð 25.10.

naetan, v.I. oppress, afflict: 1s. naete 4.4.

nah, see nagan under agan.

nales, adv. not, not at all: 24.17.

nama, m. name: ns. 24.27, noma 21.1; as. naman 53.11, 57.8; ds. naman 56.14; ap. naman 40.8.

ge-namna, m. companion: ds. genamnan 51

nard, m. spikenard, unguent: gs. nardes 38.29.

nathwaer, adv. somewhere (lit. I know not where): 23.5, 60.8.

nathwaet, pron. something (lit. I know not what): ns. 59.9, 89.27; as. 43.1, 52.5.

ne/nê, negative particle. not, nor: –A. adv. not: 1.16,25,45,83,103, 3.4, 5.8, 6.4, 7.2, 9.10, etc. (66 times). —B. conj. nor, neither: 11.6, 18.20, 20.13,14 (twice),15,16 (twice),17, 25.15, etc. (41 times).

neah, adv. prep. w. dat. near: 1.53, 54.8, 58.1; comp. near 1.94.

neahbuend, m. neighbor: dp. neahbuendum 23.2.

ge-neahhe, adv. sufficiently, abundantly, frequently: 6.2, 10.12, 24.8, 29.10.

nearo, adj. narrow: asf. nearwe 13.24; ip. nearwum 50.3.

nearo, f. confinement, difficulty, danger: as. 59.6, 60.8; ds. nearwe 8.1, nearowe 51.13.

nearograp, f. tight grasp, clutch: ns. 80.6.

nearwian, v.II. confine, cramp, force in: 3s. nearwað 23.10.

ge-nearwian, v.II. confine: 3s. ge–nearwað 1.31; pp. genearwad 69.4.

neb, n. beak, nose, face: ns. 8.1, 19.1, 29.6, nebb 32.3; as. nebb 77.4; is. nebbe 87.8. See saloneb.

nefa, m. nephew: ns. 44.6.

nelle, see nellan under willan.

nemnan, v.I. name: inf. 47.9; 1p. nemnað 38.73; 3p. nemnaae5 22.7, 55.6; pret. 3s. nemde 57.6.

neol, adj. prone, low, deep down: nsf. 19.1, 80.6, niol 83.8.

neoban, adv. beneath, below, from beneath: 8.1, 23.5, 29.20, nioþan 59.6.

nergan, v.1. save: inf. 13.13; prp. asm.(uninfl.) nergende 57.4.

ge-nergan, v.I. save: inf. 13.19.

neþan, v.1. venture, dare: inf. 51.13; 3s. nepeð 23.5.

nigende, see hnigan.

niht, f. night: ns. 27.13; as. 37.7; dp. nihtum 3.14, 10.9, 84.13. See middelniht.

ge-niman, v.4. seize, hold: pp. npm. genumne 50.3 [MS. genamne]. See biniman.

niol, see neol.

nioþan, see neoþan.

niþ, m. enmity, spite: ds. nipe 4.4.

niþerweard, adj. downward: nsn.19.1, 29.6 [MS. niþer wearð]; nsf. 32.3.

niþsceapa, m. malignant enemy: ns. 13.24.

niþþas, m.p. men: dp. niþum 24.27; gp. niþþa 55.6.

ge-niwian, v.II. renew: pp. geniwad 11.9.

no, adv. not (at all), never: 4.4, 26.10, 29.8, 37.9, 89.20, 91.9, na 34.9.

noma, see nama.

nower, adv. nowhere: 29.4 [nower werum: MS. onwerum].

nowiht, n. nothing: as. 9.5.

nu, adv. now: 12.1, 22.9, 24.15, 25.6, 38.1,102, 40.15, 47.8, 51.8, 53.14, 65.10, 69.3, 71.8, 74.4, 79.4, 84.15, 29 [MS. hu], 88.4, 89.24,28, 91.7,10.

nyd, f. name of runic N: ns. 40.8., See hæftnyd.

nydan, v.I. urge, press: 3s. nydeþ, 60.8.

nyde, adv. necessarily: 38.29.

nymþe, conj. unless, except: 18.22, 21.16, 23.3, 38.21, 39.7, nymþe 63.5.

nyt, adj. useful: nsm. 30.9, 52.7; nsf. 23.2, 56.5; gsf. nyttre 9.5; npn. nyt 53.11.

nytt, f. use: ds. nytte 24.27, 32.3, 47.9, 48.2, 68.2.