CAWDREY'S A TABLE ALPHABETICAL: N

Ed. Raymond Siemens, Dept. of English,
University of British Columbia, (c) 1994

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<f r> NArration,

<f bl> declaration, or report.
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<f r> nationall,

<f bl> belonging, or consisting of
<l.b> a nation, or kingdome.
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<f r> natiue,

<f bl> where one was borne, or naturall.
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<f r> natiuitie,

<f bl> birth, or the day of birth
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<f r> nauigable,

<f bl> where ships may safely passe, or
<l.b> that may be sailed vpon.
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<f r> nauigation,

<f bl> sayling, or passing by water
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<f r> necromancie,

<f bl> (g) blacke art, or coniuring,
<l.b> by calling vpon spirits.
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<f r> nectar,

<f bl> a pleasant drinke, which is feyned
<l.b> to be the drinke of the gods.
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<f r> negatiue,

<f bl> that denieth
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<f r> negotiation,

<f bl> trafficke, or busines
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<f r> neotericke,

<f bl> (g) one of late time
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<f r> (fr) nevewe,

<f bl> a sonne or daughters sonne
<l.b><f r><tx ct> nerue,

<page.break><n 87><fo F8r><f r><tx rt> of hard English words.

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<f r> nerue,

<f bl> sinewe
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<f r> (fr) nete,

<f bl> fine
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<f r> neutrall, <br 2><s y>

<f bl> of neither
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<f r> neuter,

<f bl> side: <s n>
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<f r> (fr) nice,

<f bl> slow, laysie
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<f r> nicholaitan,

<f bl> (g) an heretike, like Nicholas,
<l.b> who helde that wiues should bee com-
<l.b> mon to all alike.
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<f r> nominate,

<f bl> to name, or appoint
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<f r> (fr) nonage,

<f bl> a childs time, vnder age
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<f r> nonresidence,

<f bl> vnnecessary and wifull ab-
<l.b> sence, of any one from his place or
<l.b> charge:
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<f r> (fr) nonsuite,

<f bl> not following, or the ending
<l.b> and giuing ouer of a suite
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<f r> notable,

<f bl> worthy, meete to be regarded and
<l.b> esteemed:
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<f r> notarie,

<f bl> Scriuener, or register
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<f r> notifie,

<f bl> to make knowne, or to giue war-
<l.b> ning of.
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<f r> notion,

<f bl> inwarde knowledge, or vnder-
<l.b> standing:
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<f r> notorious,

<f bl> knowne to all, or made plaine
<l.b> and manifest.
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<f r> noyance,

<f bl> hurt.
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<f r> noysome,

<f bl> hurtfull,
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<f r> nullitie,

<f bl> nothing
<l.b><f r><tx ct> numera-

<page.break><n 88><fo F8v><f r><tx rt> An Alphabeticall table.

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<f r> numeration,

<f bl> numbring
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<f r> nuncupatory,

<f bl> telling, or declaring any
<l.b> thing.
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<f r> nuptiall,

<f bl> belonging to marriage
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<f r> nutriment,

<f bl> nourishment