Nomen, seized, taken; _p.p._ of _nimme_, B. 1281; C. 360. Norne, entreat, ask, B. 803. A.S. _gnornian_, to complain, murmur. Norture, nurture, B. 1091. Note, city, A. 922; B. 1233. Note, devise, ordain, B. 1651; C. 220. Note, device, purpose, A. 155; B. 381, 727. A.S. _nota_, use, duty, employment; _notian_, to employ, use. “The Bibel telles us openlye Of Nembrot and his maistri, Hou the fole that was wit him Bigan to mak a tour that tim, That suld reche to the lifte; Bot Godd that skilfulli kan skift. Mad them alle serely spekand, That nan moht other understand, And gert them lef thair wilgern werk, Bot of thair _not_ yet standes merk, In Babilony the tour ȝet standes, That that folk mad wit thair handes.” --(Met. Hom. p. 61.) “Mony noble for þe nonest to þe _note_ gode.” --(T. B. 284.) Note, A. 879, 883. Notyng, device, devising, B. 1354. See _Note_. Noumbre, number, B. 1283, 1376. Nouþe, now, C. 414. Nowþelese, nevertheless, A. 889. Noye, trouble, annoy, B. 1236. {Noys, Noyse,} B. 849; C. 490. Noȝt, naught, nothing, A. 520; B. 888; not, B. 106. Noȝty, bad, B. 1359. Nummen (_p.p._ _nimme_), taken, B. 1291; C. 76. Nurne, speak, say, B. 669. Nuye, displease, B. 578. Nuyed, troubled, B. 1176. {Nw, Nwe,} new, A. 527; anew, A. 1079. Nwy, wrath, B. 301. Nwyed, displeased, B. 306. Nye, trouble, B. 1376; _nyes_, troubles, B. 1754; C. 76. Nyed, troubled, B. 1603. Nyf = ne if, if not, B. 424. Nyl, ne wyl, will not, B. 1261; C. 41. Nylt, ne wylt, wilt not, C. 346. {Nym, Nymme,} take, B. 481. A.S. _niman_. Nys, ne ys, is not, A. 951. Nyse, nice, dainty, B. 824. Nyteled, laboured, toiled, B. 888. Prov.E. _nattle_, to endeavour, to be busy about trifles. O.E. _nyte_, to use, employ, enjoy. O.N. _nyta_. Nyȝe, nigh, B. 484; _wel nyȝe_, B. 704. {Nyȝt, Nyȝte,} night, A. 243; B. 526.