"nather" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1854, William Harrison Ainsworth, The Lancashire Witches",
          "text": "\"Weel, then,\" said Jem, imperfectly comprehending the signs made to him by the reeve, \"the hut looks nather to t' south naw to t' north, but to t' west; it feaces t' moor; an there is a path fro' it to Hook Cliff.\"",
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        "(obsolete, regional) neither"
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  "word": "nather"
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          "ref": "1854, William Harrison Ainsworth, The Lancashire Witches",
          "text": "\"Weel, then,\" said Jem, imperfectly comprehending the signs made to him by the reeve, \"the hut looks nather to t' south naw to t' north, but to t' west; it feaces t' moor; an there is a path fro' it to Hook Cliff.\"",
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        "(obsolete, regional) neither"
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  "word": "nather"
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