uvilon

uvilon (infinitive)
uvilo (first-person present singular)
uvilon (first-person present singular)
uviloda (first-person past singular)
uvilos (present second-person singular)
uvilost (present second-person singular)
uvilodos (past second-person singular)
uvilot (present singular third-person)
uviloda (past singular third-person)
uvilon (first-person plural present)
uvilodun (first-person past plural)
uvilot (plural present second-person)
uvilodut (past plural second-person)
uvilont (plural present third-person)
uvilodun (past plural third-person)
uvilodi (first-person past singular)
uvilodis (past second-person singular)
uvilo (present singular third-person)
uvilodi (past singular third-person)
uvilodin (first-person past plural)
uvilodit (past plural second-person)
uvilon (plural present third-person)
uvilodin (past plural third-person)
uvilo (present singular)
uvilot (plural present)
uvilondi (present)
uvilot (past)
giuvilot (past)

Middle Dutch: uevelen, ōvelen, ēvelen

Dutch: euvelen (obsolete)

From Proto-West Germanic *ubilōn. Equivalent to uvil (“evil, bad”) + -on.


tardon

tardon (infinitive)
tardo (first-person present singular)
tardon (first-person present singular)
tardoda (first-person past singular)
tardos (present second-person singular)
tardost (present second-person singular)
tardodos (past second-person singular)
tardot (present singular third-person)
tardoda (past singular third-person)
tardon (first-person plural present)
tardodun (first-person past plural)
tardot (plural present second-person)
tardodut (past plural second-person)
tardont (plural present third-person)
tardodun (past plural third-person)
tardodi (first-person past singular)
tardodis (past second-person singular)
tardo (present singular third-person)
tardodi (past singular third-person)
tardodin (first-person past plural)
tardodit (past plural second-person)
tardon (plural present third-person)
tardodin (past plural third-person)
tardo (present singular)
tardot (plural present)
tardondi (present)
tardot (past)
gitardot (past)

Middle Dutch: tāerden, tarden

From Proto-West Germanic *tardōn. Equivalent to *tart (“tender”) + -on.

to treat tenderly, to caress, to flatter


sunderon

sunderon (infinitive)
sundero (first-person present singular)
sunderon (first-person present singular)
sunderoda (first-person past singular)
sunderos (present second-person singular)
sunderost (present second-person singular)
sunderodos (past second-person singular)
sunderot (present singular third-person)
sunderoda (past singular third-person)
sunderon (first-person plural present)
sunderodun (first-person past plural)
sunderot (plural present second-person)
sunderodut (past plural second-person)
sunderont (plural present third-person)
sunderodun (past plural third-person)
sunderodi (first-person past singular)
sunderodis (past second-person singular)
sundero (present singular third-person)
sunderodi (past singular third-person)
sunderodin (first-person past plural)
sunderodit (past plural second-person)
sunderon (plural present third-person)
sunderodin (past plural third-person)
sundero (present singular)
sunderot (plural present)
sunderondi (present)
sunderot (past)
gisunderot (past)

Middle Dutch: sonderen

Dutch: zonderen

From Proto-West Germanic *sundrōn. Equivalent to sunder (“separate, isolated, alone”) + -on.


swacon

swacon (infinitive)
swaco (first-person present singular)
swacon (first-person present singular)
swacoda (first-person past singular)
swacos (present second-person singular)
swacost (present second-person singular)
swacodos (past second-person singular)
swacot (present singular third-person)
swacoda (past singular third-person)
swacon (first-person plural present)
swacodun (first-person past plural)
swacot (plural present second-person)
swacodut (past plural second-person)
swacont (plural present third-person)
swacodun (past plural third-person)
swacodi (first-person past singular)
swacodis (past second-person singular)
swaco (present singular third-person)
swacodi (past singular third-person)
swacodin (first-person past plural)
swacodit (past plural second-person)
swacon (plural present third-person)
swacodin (past plural third-person)
swaco (present singular)
swacot (plural present)
swacondi (present)
swacot (past)
giswacot (past)

Middle Dutch: swāken, swacken

Dutch: zwakken, zwaken

From Proto-West Germanic *swakōn. Equivalent to *swac (“weak”) + -on (“factitive”) and *swac + -on (“stative-fientive”).


sundigon

sundigon (infinitive)
sundigo (first-person present singular)
sundigon (first-person present singular)
sundigoda (first-person past singular)
sundigos (present second-person singular)
sundigost (present second-person singular)
sundigodos (past second-person singular)
sundigot (present singular third-person)
sundigoda (past singular third-person)
sundigon (first-person plural present)
sundigodun (first-person past plural)
sundigot (plural present second-person)
sundigodut (past plural second-person)
sundigont (plural present third-person)
sundigodun (past plural third-person)
sundigodi (first-person past singular)
sundigodis (past second-person singular)
sundigo (present singular third-person)
sundigodi (past singular third-person)
sundigodin (first-person past plural)
sundigodit (past plural second-person)
sundigon (plural present third-person)
sundigodin (past plural third-person)
sundigo (present singular)
sundigot (plural present)
sundigondi (present)
sundigot (past)
gisundigot (past)

Middle Dutch: sondigen, sundigen

Dutch: zondigen

From Proto-West Germanic *sundīgōn. Equivalent to sundig (“sinful”) + -on.


suveron

sūveron (canonical)
sūveron (infinitive)
sūvero (first-person present singular)
sūveron (first-person present singular)
sūveroda (first-person past singular)
sūveros (present second-person singular)
sūverost (present second-person singular)
sūverodos (past second-person singular)
sūverot (present singular third-person)
sūveroda (past singular third-person)
sūveron (first-person plural present)
sūverodun (first-person past plural)
sūverot (plural present second-person)
sūverodut (past plural second-person)
sūveront (plural present third-person)
sūverodun (past plural third-person)
sūverodi (first-person past singular)
sūverodis (past second-person singular)
sūvero (present singular third-person)
sūverodi (past singular third-person)
sūverodin (first-person past plural)
sūverodit (past plural second-person)
sūveron (plural present third-person)
sūverodin (past plural third-person)
sūvero (present singular)
sūverot (plural present)
sūverondi (present)
sūverot (past)
gisūverot (past)

desctree

Middle Dutch: suveren
Dutch: zuiveren
Afrikaans: suiwer
Limburgish: zuvere

From Proto-West Germanic *sūbrōn. Equivalent to *sūver (“clean, sober”) + -on.


smalon

smalon (infinitive)
smalo (first-person present singular)
smalon (first-person present singular)
smaloda (first-person past singular)
smalos (present second-person singular)
smalost (present second-person singular)
smalodos (past second-person singular)
smalot (present singular third-person)
smaloda (past singular third-person)
smalon (first-person plural present)
smalodun (first-person past plural)
smalot (plural present second-person)
smalodut (past plural second-person)
smalont (plural present third-person)
smalodun (past plural third-person)
smalodi (first-person past singular)
smalodis (past second-person singular)
smalo (present singular third-person)
smalodi (past singular third-person)
smalodin (first-person past plural)
smalodit (past plural second-person)
smalon (plural present third-person)
smalodin (past plural third-person)
smalo (present singular)
smalot (plural present)
smalondi (present)
smalot (past)
gismalot (past)

Middle Dutch: smālen, smallen

Dutch: smalen, smallen

From Proto-West Germanic *smalōn. Equivalent to smal (“small, thin”) + -on (“factitive”) and smal + -on (“stative-fientive”).


sconon

scōnon (canonical)
scōnon (infinitive)
scōno (first-person present singular)
scōnon (first-person present singular)
scōnoda (first-person past singular)
scōnos (present second-person singular)
scōnost (present second-person singular)
scōnodos (past second-person singular)
scōnot (present singular third-person)
scōnoda (past singular third-person)
scōnon (first-person plural present)
scōnodun (first-person past plural)
scōnot (plural present second-person)
scōnodut (past plural second-person)
scōnont (plural present third-person)
scōnodun (past plural third-person)
scōnodi (first-person past singular)
scōnodis (past second-person singular)
scōno (present singular third-person)
scōnodi (past singular third-person)
scōnodin (first-person past plural)
scōnodit (past plural second-person)
scōnon (plural present third-person)
scōnodin (past plural third-person)
scōno (present singular)
scōnot (plural present)
scōnondi (present)
scōnot (past)
giscōnot (past)

desctree

Middle Dutch: schônen
Dutch: schonen
Limburgish: sjoeane

From Proto-West Germanic *skaunōn. Equivalent to scōni (“beautiful, clean”) + -on.


recanon

recanon (infinitive)
recano (first-person present singular)
recanon (first-person present singular)
recanoda (first-person past singular)
recanos (present second-person singular)
recanost (present second-person singular)
recanodos (past second-person singular)
recanot (present singular third-person)
recanoda (past singular third-person)
recanon (first-person plural present)
recanodun (first-person past plural)
recanot (plural present second-person)
recanodut (past plural second-person)
recanont (plural present third-person)
recanodun (past plural third-person)
recanodi (first-person past singular)
recanodis (past second-person singular)
recano (present singular third-person)
recanodi (past singular third-person)
recanodin (first-person past plural)
recanodit (past plural second-person)
recanon (plural present third-person)
recanodin (past plural third-person)
recano (present singular)
recanot (plural present)
recanondi (present)
recanot (past)
girecanot (past)

Middle Dutch: rēkenen
Dutch: rekenen
Afrikaans: reken
Negerhollands: reken, rekend, reeken
→ Caribbean Javanese: rèken, ngrèken
→ Papiamentu: rek, reku, reken
→ Manado Malay: rekeng
Limburgish: raekene


minniron

minniron (infinitive)
minniro (first-person present singular)
minniron (first-person present singular)
minniroda (first-person past singular)
minniros (present second-person singular)
minnirost (present second-person singular)
minnirodos (past second-person singular)
minnirot (present singular third-person)
minniroda (past singular third-person)
minniron (first-person plural present)
minnirodun (first-person past plural)
minnirot (plural present second-person)
minnirodut (past plural second-person)
minniront (plural present third-person)
minnirodun (past plural third-person)
minnirodi (first-person past singular)
minnirodis (past second-person singular)
minniro (present singular third-person)
minnirodi (past singular third-person)
minnirodin (first-person past plural)
minnirodit (past plural second-person)
minniron (plural present third-person)
minnirodin (past plural third-person)
minniro (present singular)
minnirot (plural present)
minnirondi (present)
minnirot (past)
giminnirot (past)

desc

Middle Dutch: minneren, minren, minderen, mendren, menren

Dutch: minderen

From Proto-West Germanic *minniʀōn. Equivalent to minniro (“fewer”) + -on.


nacodon

nacodon (infinitive)
nacodo (first-person present singular)
nacodon (first-person present singular)
nacododa (first-person past singular)
nacodos (present second-person singular)
nacodost (present second-person singular)
nacododos (past second-person singular)
nacodot (present singular third-person)
nacododa (past singular third-person)
nacodon (first-person plural present)
nacododun (first-person past plural)
nacodot (plural present second-person)
nacododut (past plural second-person)
nacodont (plural present third-person)
nacododun (past plural third-person)
nacododi (first-person past singular)
nacododis (past second-person singular)
nacodo (present singular third-person)
nacododi (past singular third-person)
nacododin (first-person past plural)
nacododit (past plural second-person)
nacodon (plural present third-person)
nacododin (past plural third-person)
nacodo (present singular)
nacodot (plural present)
nacodondi (present)
nacodot (past)
ginacodot (past)

Middle Dutch: nakeden

Dutch: naakten (obsolete)

From Proto-West Germanic *nak(k)wadōn. Equivalent to nacot (“naked”) + -on.


nodigon

nōdigon (canonical)
nōdigon (infinitive)
nōdigo (first-person present singular)
nōdigon (first-person present singular)
nōdigoda (first-person past singular)
nōdigos (present second-person singular)
nōdigost (present second-person singular)
nōdigodos (past second-person singular)
nōdigot (present singular third-person)
nōdigoda (past singular third-person)
nōdigon (first-person plural present)
nōdigodun (first-person past plural)
nōdigot (plural present second-person)
nōdigodut (past plural second-person)
nōdigont (plural present third-person)
nōdigodun (past plural third-person)
nōdigodi (first-person past singular)
nōdigodis (past second-person singular)
nōdigo (present singular third-person)
nōdigodi (past singular third-person)
nōdigodin (first-person past plural)
nōdigodit (past plural second-person)
nōdigon (plural present third-person)
nōdigodin (past plural third-person)
nōdigo (present singular)
nōdigot (plural present)
nōdigondi (present)
nōdigot (past)
ginōdigot (past)

Middle Dutch: nôdigen

Dutch: nodigen (rare)

⇒ Dutch: uitnodigen

From Proto-West Germanic *naudigōn, from Proto-Germanic *naudigōną. Equivalent to *nōdig (“wanted, needed”) + -on.


lithigon

lithigon (infinitive)
lithigo (first-person present singular)
lithigon (first-person present singular)
lithigoda (first-person past singular)
lithigos (present second-person singular)
lithigost (present second-person singular)
lithigodos (past second-person singular)
lithigot (present singular third-person)
lithigoda (past singular third-person)
lithigon (first-person plural present)
lithigodun (first-person past plural)
lithigot (plural present second-person)
lithigodut (past plural second-person)
lithigont (plural present third-person)
lithigodun (past plural third-person)
lithigodi (first-person past singular)
lithigodis (past second-person singular)
lithigo (present singular third-person)
lithigodi (past singular third-person)
lithigodin (first-person past plural)
lithigodit (past plural second-person)
lithigon (plural present third-person)
lithigodin (past plural third-person)
lithigo (present singular)
lithigot (plural present)
lithigondi (present)
lithigot (past)
gilithigot (past)

Middle Dutch: ledigen, ledegen

Dutch: legen, ledigen

From Proto-West Germanic *liþīgōn. Equivalent to *lithig (“empty”) + -on.


wackeron

wackeron (infinitive)
wackero (first-person present singular)
wackeron (first-person present singular)
wackeroda (first-person past singular)
wackeros (present second-person singular)
wackerost (present second-person singular)
wackerodos (past second-person singular)
wackerot (present singular third-person)
wackeroda (past singular third-person)
wackeron (first-person plural present)
wackerodun (first-person past plural)
wackerot (plural present second-person)
wackerodut (past plural second-person)
wackeront (plural present third-person)
wackerodun (past plural third-person)
wackerodi (first-person past singular)
wackerodis (past second-person singular)
wackero (present singular third-person)
wackerodi (past singular third-person)
wackerodin (first-person past plural)
wackerodit (past plural second-person)
wackeron (plural present third-person)
wackerodin (past plural third-person)
wackero (present singular)
wackerot (plural present)
wackerondi (present)
wackerot (past)
giwackerot (past)

Middle Dutch: wackeren

Dutch: wakkeren

⇒ Dutch: aanwakkeren

From Proto-West Germanic *wakkrōn, from Proto-Germanic *wakrōną. Equivalent to *wacker (“awake”) + -on.


overon

overon (infinitive)
overo (first-person present singular)
overon (first-person present singular)
overoda (first-person past singular)
overos (present second-person singular)
overost (present second-person singular)
overodos (past second-person singular)
overot (present singular third-person)
overoda (past singular third-person)
overon (first-person plural present)
overodun (first-person past plural)
overot (plural present second-person)
overodut (past plural second-person)
overont (plural present third-person)
overodun (past plural third-person)
overodi (first-person past singular)
overodis (past second-person singular)
overo (present singular third-person)
overodi (past singular third-person)
overodin (first-person past plural)
overodit (past plural second-person)
overon (plural present third-person)
overodin (past plural third-person)
overo (present singular)
overot (plural present)
overondi (present)
overot (past)
gioverot (past)

Middle Dutch: ōveren

Dutch: overen

From Proto-West Germanic *obarōn, from Proto-Germanic *uberōną. Equivalent to over (“over”) + -on.


lustigon

lustigon (infinitive)
lustigo (first-person present singular)
lustigon (first-person present singular)
lustigoda (first-person past singular)
lustigos (present second-person singular)
lustigost (present second-person singular)
lustigodos (past second-person singular)
lustigot (present singular third-person)
lustigoda (past singular third-person)
lustigon (first-person plural present)
lustigodun (first-person past plural)
lustigot (plural present second-person)
lustigodut (past plural second-person)
lustigont (plural present third-person)
lustigodun (past plural third-person)
lustigodi (first-person past singular)
lustigodis (past second-person singular)
lustigo (present singular third-person)
lustigodi (past singular third-person)
lustigodin (first-person past plural)
lustigodit (past plural second-person)
lustigon (plural present third-person)
lustigodin (past plural third-person)
lustigo (present singular)
lustigot (plural present)
lustigondi (present)
lustigot (past)
gilustigot (past)

Middle Dutch: lustigen

From Proto-West Germanic *lustīgōn. Equivalent to *lustig (“pleasant”) + -on.


sicuron

sicuron (infinitive)
sicuro (first-person present singular)
sicuron (first-person present singular)
sicuroda (first-person past singular)
sicuros (present second-person singular)
sicurost (present second-person singular)
sicurodos (past second-person singular)
sicurot (present singular third-person)
sicuroda (past singular third-person)
sicuron (first-person plural present)
sicurodun (first-person past plural)
sicurot (plural present second-person)
sicurodut (past plural second-person)
sicuront (plural present third-person)
sicurodun (past plural third-person)
sicurodi (first-person past singular)
sicurodis (past second-person singular)
sicuro (present singular third-person)
sicurodi (past singular third-person)
sicurodin (first-person past plural)
sicurodit (past plural second-person)
sicuron (plural present third-person)
sicurodin (past plural third-person)
sicuro (present singular)
sicurot (plural present)
sicurondi (present)
sicurot (past)
gisicurot (past)

Middle Dutch: sēkeren

Dutch: zekeren

⇒ Dutch: verzekeren

From Proto-West Germanic *sikurōn. Equivalent to *sicur (“secure”) + -on.


sculdigon

sculdigon (infinitive)
sculdigo (first-person present singular)
sculdigon (first-person present singular)
sculdigoda (first-person past singular)
sculdigos (present second-person singular)
sculdigost (present second-person singular)
sculdigodos (past second-person singular)
sculdigot (present singular third-person)
sculdigoda (past singular third-person)
sculdigon (first-person plural present)
sculdigodun (first-person past plural)
sculdigot (plural present second-person)
sculdigodut (past plural second-person)
sculdigont (plural present third-person)
sculdigodun (past plural third-person)
sculdigodi (first-person past singular)
sculdigodis (past second-person singular)
sculdigo (present singular third-person)
sculdigodi (past singular third-person)
sculdigodin (first-person past plural)
sculdigodit (past plural second-person)
sculdigon (plural present third-person)
sculdigodin (past plural third-person)
sculdigo (present singular)
sculdigot (plural present)
sculdigondi (present)
sculdigot (past)
gisculdigot (past)

Middle Dutch: schuldigen

Dutch: schuldigen (obsolete)

From Proto-West Germanic *skuldigōn. Equivalent to *sculdig (“guilty”) + -on.


mahtigon

mahtigon (infinitive)
mahtigo (first-person present singular)
mahtigon (first-person present singular)
mahtigoda (first-person past singular)
mahtigos (present second-person singular)
mahtigost (present second-person singular)
mahtigodos (past second-person singular)
mahtigot (present singular third-person)
mahtigoda (past singular third-person)
mahtigon (first-person plural present)
mahtigodun (first-person past plural)
mahtigot (plural present second-person)
mahtigodut (past plural second-person)
mahtigont (plural present third-person)
mahtigodun (past plural third-person)
mahtigodi (first-person past singular)
mahtigodis (past second-person singular)
mahtigo (present singular third-person)
mahtigodi (past singular third-person)
mahtigodin (first-person past plural)
mahtigodit (past plural second-person)
mahtigon (plural present third-person)
mahtigodin (past plural third-person)
mahtigo (present singular)
mahtigot (plural present)
mahtigondi (present)
mahtigot (past)
gimahtigot (past)

Middle Dutch: machtigen, mechtigen

Dutch: machtigen

From Proto-West Germanic *mahtīgōn. Equivalent to mahtig (“powerful”) + -on.


hinderon

hinderon (infinitive)
hindero (first-person present singular)
hinderon (first-person present singular)
hinderoda (first-person past singular)
hinderos (present second-person singular)
hinderost (present second-person singular)
hinderodos (past second-person singular)
hinderot (present singular third-person)
hinderoda (past singular third-person)
hinderon (first-person plural present)
hinderodun (first-person past plural)
hinderot (plural present second-person)
hinderodut (past plural second-person)
hinderont (plural present third-person)
hinderodun (past plural third-person)
hinderodi (first-person past singular)
hinderodis (past second-person singular)
hindero (present singular third-person)
hinderodi (past singular third-person)
hinderodin (first-person past plural)
hinderodit (past plural second-person)
hinderon (plural present third-person)
hinderodin (past plural third-person)
hindero (present singular)
hinderot (plural present)
hinderondi (present)
hinderot (past)
gihinderot (past)

Middle Dutch: hinderen

Dutch: hinderen

Afrikaans: hinder

From Proto-West Germanic *hindarōn, from Proto-Germanic *hinderōną. Equivalent to hinder (“behind”) + -on.


smaion

smāion (canonical)
smāion (infinitive)
smāio (first-person present singular)
smāion (first-person present singular)
smāioda (first-person past singular)
smāios (present second-person singular)
smāiost (present second-person singular)
smāiodos (past second-person singular)
smāiot (present singular third-person)
smāioda (past singular third-person)
smāion (first-person plural present)
smāiodun (first-person past plural)
smāiot (plural present second-person)
smāiodut (past plural second-person)
smāiont (plural present third-person)
smāiodun (past plural third-person)
smāiodi (first-person past singular)
smāiodis (past second-person singular)
smāio (present singular third-person)
smāiodi (past singular third-person)
smāiodin (first-person past plural)
smāiodit (past plural second-person)
smāion (plural present third-person)
smāiodin (past plural third-person)
smāio (present singular)
smāiot (plural present)
smāiondi (present)
smāiot (past)
gismāiot (past)

Middle Dutch: smâen, smâden

Dutch: smaden

From a merger of:
* Proto-West Germanic *smāhōn, from Proto-Germanic *smēhōną. Equivalent to smā (“small, little”) + -on (“factitive suffix”).
* Proto-West Germanic *smāhēn. Equivalent to smā (“small, little”) + -on (“stative-fientive suffix”).


ebbon

ebbon (infinitive)
ebbo (first-person present singular)
ebbon (first-person present singular)
ebboda (first-person past singular)
ebbos (present second-person singular)
ebbost (present second-person singular)
ebbodos (past second-person singular)
ebbot (present singular third-person)
ebboda (past singular third-person)
ebbon (first-person plural present)
ebbodun (first-person past plural)
ebbot (plural present second-person)
ebbodut (past plural second-person)
ebbont (plural present third-person)
ebbodun (past plural third-person)
ebbodi (first-person past singular)
ebbodis (past second-person singular)
ebbo (present singular third-person)
ebbodi (past singular third-person)
ebbodin (first-person past plural)
ebbodit (past plural second-person)
ebbon (plural present third-person)
ebbodin (past plural third-person)
ebbo (present singular)
ebbot (plural present)
ebbondi (present)
ebbot (past)
giebbot (past)

Middle Dutch: ebben

Dutch: ebben

From Proto-West Germanic *abbjōn. Equivalent to ebba (“ebb”) + -on.


fiscon

fiscon (infinitive)
fisco (first-person present singular)
fiscon (first-person present singular)
fiscoda (first-person past singular)
fiscos (present second-person singular)
fiscost (present second-person singular)
fiscodos (past second-person singular)
fiscot (present singular third-person)
fiscoda (past singular third-person)
fiscon (first-person plural present)
fiscodun (first-person past plural)
fiscot (plural present second-person)
fiscodut (past plural second-person)
fiscont (plural present third-person)
fiscodun (past plural third-person)
fiscodi (first-person past singular)
fiscodis (past second-person singular)
fisco (present singular third-person)
fiscodi (past singular third-person)
fiscodin (first-person past plural)
fiscodit (past plural second-person)
fiscon (plural present third-person)
fiscodin (past plural third-person)
fisco (present singular)
fiscot (plural present)
fiscondi (present)
fiscot (past)
gifiscot (past)

desctree

Middle Dutch: visschen
Dutch: vissen
Afrikaans: vis
Jersey Dutch: fässe
Negerhollands: fes, fis
→? Sranan Tongo: fisi
→ Lokono: fishidin
Limburgish: vèsse, visje, vèsje, vösje

From Proto-West Germanic *fiskōn, from Proto-Germanic *fiskōną. Equivalent to fisc (“fish”) + -on.


niewiht

Middle Dutch: niet, nicht, niewet
Dutch: niet (see there for further descendants)
Jersey Dutch: nît
Limburgish: neet

From Proto-West Germanic *naiwwiht. Equivalent to ne- (“not”) + io (“ever”) + wiht (“creature”). Cognate with Old English nāwiht, Old High German niowiht, Old Frisian nāwet and Old Saxon neowiht.

af

c. 900 CE, Die altmittel- und altniederfränkischen Psalmen und Glossen [The Old Middle and Old Low Franconian psalms and glosses]

Graceful is the man who did not go to the trial of the godless, and did not stand on the road of sin, and did not sit in the seat of perdition.

Sālig man thēr niweht vuor in gerēde ungenēthero, inde in wege sundigero ne stunt, inde in stuole sufte ne saz.

c. 1100 CE, Rhinelandic Rhyming Bible

Lord emporer Nero, heed not their teachings!

Hērro keiser Nerō. Niet nemerke an ere lēre.


niewiht

Middle Dutch: niets (← *niewihts)

Dutch: niets


niewiht

Suddenly they will shoot at him and they will not fear, they bound themselves with a worthless word.

Gālīco scieton sulun imo in ne sulun forhtun gefestodun sig wort newiht.