Myscheue, vb. subj. come to grief, meet with misfortune [16.49], [18.48]; OF. meschever.
Myschyffe, sb. misfortune, evil plight [14.34].
Mysdon, misdone [34.66].
Myse, vb. miss [26.64].
Mysgete, p. misgotten [23.112].
Mysplese, vb. displease [15.43], [17.42], [21.60].
[Naked], nakid, -it, -yd(e), -yt, a. naked [5.24], [7.14], [8.24], [15.37], [25.32], &c.
Namyd, vb. 3 p. p. named [34.69].
Nawte, pr., v. Nocht, noght.
Nede, sb. need [34.80].