mote, moste, v. may, might, was to; mote, KH. 197, 218 C, 829; moste, KH. 67 C, 186; munthe (?), KH. 1508 L.
Mountargis, F. & B. 66 T. French version, Montoire, 174, 316, etc.
murne, adj. troubled, KH. 748. OE. (un)murne.
Murry, Murri, morye, moye, moy, Mory, mury, KH. 4, 33, 73, 921, 1431. Cf. Maurius (Maurus), son of Aruiragus, Lay. 9895 ff. He defeats the invading Picts, and sets up a stone with runes to commemorate the victory.
[nabod] (ne + abod).
neb, nebbe, sb. face, F. & B. 615 C, 890 T. OE. nebb.
nime, v. take; infin. nyme, Ass. 121 C; 2 sing. subjunct. or imper. nym, KH. 1205 L; 1 sing. pres. nime, KH. 713 L; 3 sing. pret. nam, nom, KH. 619, 1269, Ass. 33 C, 35, 59 Add., etc.; 3 pl. pret. neme C, nomen L H, KH. 64; pp. ynome, Ass. 6 C; vndernome, F. & B. 128 T, 189 T, 219 T, 227 T, 920 T, etc.; nam = went, Ass. 53 C. Cf. vndernom. OE. niman.
niþing, sb. wretch, villain, evil man, KH. 210. OE. nīðing.
noȝ, enough, KH. 196; inoȝe C, hy nowe L, ynowe H. OE. genōh.
nonskyns, adj. of no kind, F. & B. 226 T. OE. nānes cynnes.