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nīð-heard, adj., war-hard, hardy in war, 2417.

nīð-hēdig, adj., war-minded, 3165.

nīð-sele, st. m., hostile hall, 1513.

niððas, niðas, st. m. pl., men, 1005, 2215.

nīð-wundor, st. neut., dread wonder, 1365.

nīwe, adj., new, 783 (startling), 949, etc.; dat. weak nīwan, nīowan, stefne, “anew,” 1789, 2594.

nīwian, w. v., renew; pp. genīwod, genīwad, 1303, 2287, etc.

nīw-tyrwed, adj. (pp.), new-tarred, 295.

nō, adv.. not at all, not, 136, 168 (see ne), 541, 543, 1508 (see ne), etc.

nolde, =ne wolde, see willan.

nōm, see niman.

nōn, st. f., [noon] ninth hour, 3 p.m., 1600.

norð, adv., north, 858.

norðan, adv., from the north, 547.

nose, w. f., [nose] naze, cape, 1892, 2803.

nōðer ( = ne ā hwæðer), adv., nor, 2124.

nū, adv., now, 251, etc.

nū, conj., now, now that, seeing that, 430, etc.; correlative with nū, adv., 2743–5.

nȳd, st. f., need, compulsion, 1005, 2454 (pangs).

nȳdan, w. v., force, compel; pp. genȳded, 2680; inflected, genȳdde, 1005 (see gesacan).

nȳd-bād, st. f., [need-pledge] forced pledge, forced toll, 598.

nȳd-gestealla, w .m., need-comrade, comrade in or at need, 882.

nȳd-gripe, st. m., [need-grip] dire grip, 976.

nȳd-wracu, st. f., [need-wrack] dire ruin, 193.

nȳhst, see nēah, adj.

nyman, see niman.

nymðe, conj., unless, 781, etc.

nyt, adj., useful, of use, 794.

nytt, st. f., duty, office, service, 494, 3118.

nyttian, w. v., with gen.

ge-nyttian, w. v., with acc., use, enjoy; pp. genyttod, 3046,

nyðer, see niðer.

O.

of, prep., with dat., from, 37, 56, 229, 710, 1108, 1138, 1571, 1892, 2083, 2743, 2769, etc.; of (after ūt), 663, 2557; out of, 419; off, 672. Special passage: ðā hē him of dyde, “then he doffed,” 671.

ofer, prep., over, with acc. (of motion, etc.) and dat. (of rest):

(1) with acc., over, 10, 46, 200, 217, 231, 239, 240, 311, 649, 859, 984, 1705, 1717, 2259, 2980, etc.; against, 2330, 2409, 2589; of, 2724; above, beyond, 2879; without, 685; of time, after, 736, 1781. Special passages: ofer eorðan, “on earth,” 248, etc.; ofer wer-þēode, “throughout the nations of men,” 899; ofer ealle, “so that all could hear,” 2899.

(2) with dat., over, 481, 1244, 1907, 2907, 2908, etc.

ōfer, st. m., bank, shore, 1371.

ofer-hygd, -hȳd, st. f. neut., contempt, pride, 1740, 1760.

ofer-mægen, st. neut., over-main, superior force, 2917.

ofer-māðum, st. m., [over-treasure] very rich treasure, 2993.

ofost, st. f., haste, 256, 3007; dat. ofoste, ofeste, ofste, 386, 1292, 2747, etc. [“Beiträge” x. 505.]

ofost-līce, adv., hastily, 3130.

oft, adv., oft, often, 4, 2029, 3019, etc.

oftor, compar., oftener, 1579. oftost, superl., oftenest, 1663.

ō-hwǣr, ō-wēr, adv., anywhere, 1737, 2870.

ombeht, ombiht, st. m., servant, officer, marshal, 287, 336.

ombiht-þegn, st. m., attendant-thane, 673.

ōmig, adj., rusty, 2763, etc.