Negh (nere), v. intr. to approach, XVI 224; Nyghys, 3 sg. pres. XVII 370; Neighed, pa. t. VIII a 294. [From Nyȝ, q.v.]
Neid; Neyd; Neiȝe; Neir. See Nede; Nedeth; Nyȝ; Ner(e).
Neyther, Neiþer, adv.; ne neyther, and neither, VIII a 276; neiþer ... ne, neither ... nor, XI b 190, 286. [OE. ne + ǣgþer; cf. nāhwæþer.] See Nauþer, Noiþer.
Nek, n. neck, V 187, 242. [OE. hnecca.]
Neltow. See Nil.
Nemeled, pp. named, mentioned, XV i 10. [OE. nemnan, with mn ≻ ml.]
Nempned, pa. t. named, II 600. [OE. nemnan.] See Neuen(e).
Ner(e), Neir (X), compar. adj. and adv. nearer, I 255; as pos., near, X 77, XII b 114, XVI 43, 224, XVII 370; adv. nearly, VIII a 171, XVII 412; prep. near (to), VI 44, VIII a 294, X 67; Nest, superl. next, I 215; Next(e), nearest, VII 13; next, I 138, &c. [OE. nēar(a), compar. (cf. ON. nǽr, compar. and pos.); nē̆st(a), nē̆xt(a).] See Nyȝ.
Nere, Nes. See Nas.
Nesch, adj.; quasi-sb. (what is) soft, pleasant, VI 246. [OE. hnesce.]