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 *mon, or blew-flowred one.  Nard de Lentice. as Oignon d'Inde. Nard de montaigne. Mountaine Spikenard.  Nard rustique. Wild Spikenard; Valerian, Capons-*taile, Setwall; also, hearbe Auens, Bennet, or Blessed; also, Haslewort, Fole-foot, Asarabacca; (for euerie one of these hearbes is called by the Latines, Nardus rustica.)  Nard sauvage. as Nard rustique; But especially, Setwall; which is called in Latine as well Nardus sylvestris, as Nardus rustica.  Nard Syriaque. Syrian Spikenard, Indian Spikenard.

Nardin: m. ine: f. Of Nard, or Spikenard; whence;  Huile nardin. Spike oyle.

Nareau: m. A narrell, or nosethrill.

Nargues. Tush; blurt, pish, fie, it cannot be so.

Naricard: m. A bottle-nosed hoydon, a great-nosed goose; or (generally) one that hath nose ynough to spare for his neighbours, or (as we say in ieast) one that hath no-nose.

Nariller. as Naziller; (especially in the later sence.)

Narilles: f. (A Hawkes) narrells, or nosethrills.

Narine: f. The nosethrill.

Narquin. as Narquois. Narquois: m. A Cousener, Imposter, counterfeit Rogue; most properly, one of those cheating and filching vagabonds, that call themselues Ægyptians, or Bohemians; also, the gibbridge, or barbarous language, vsed among them.

Narrateur: m. A Narrator, relater, declarer, teller, shewer of.

Narratif: m. le nar. de lettres. The subiect, or contents, of letters.

Narratif: m. iue: f. Narratiue, declaratiue, declaratorie; reporting, relating, expressing.

Narration: f. A narration, declaration, relation, tale, discourse, report.

Narré: m. as Narration. Narré: m. ée: f. Told, said, declared, related, reported, expressed, signified, shewen.

Narrement: m. A telling, declaring, reporting, relating, expressing, shewing, saying.

Narrer. To tell, declare, speake, vtter, say, relate, report, expresse, discourse.

Narreur. as Narrateur. Nasal: m. ale: f. Of, or belonging to, the nose.  Veine nasale. Seeke Veine. Nasarde: f. A fillip; rap, or flirt, on the nose; also, a frumpe, mocke, ieast, flowt.

Nasardé: m. ée: f. Filliped, or flirted, on the nose; also, derided, frumped.

Nasarder. To fillip; to rap, or flirt, on the nose; also, to frumpe, or breake a ieast on; play with the nose of; also, to speake in the nose; whence;  Cette corde nasarde. This string iarreth.

Naseaux: m. The nosethrills, or narrells.  Fendeurs de naseaux. Swaggerers, cutters.

Nasitort: m. Nose-smart, garden Cresse, towne Kars, towne Cresses.  Nasitort sauvage. Iberis, wild Cresses; Sciatica Cresses.

Nasomonite: f. A certaine bloud-red stone streaked with many blacke veines.

Nasquir. To be borne, brought forth, or bred of; to spring, rise, haue a beginning.

Nasse: f. A (wicker) Leape, or Weele, for fish; also, a bunble of reeds, or bullrushes, &c, which boyes, that learne to swimme, lay vnder them.

Nassel: m. The chinne-band of an helmet.

Nasselette: f. A small skiffe, scull, or cocke-boat.

Nasselier: m. ere: f. Of, or belonging to, a skiffe, cocke-boat, or long boat.

Nasselle: f. A skiffe, wherrie, or cock-boat; a small boat (of what forme soeuer;) also, a boat-bowle, or cup; also, a hollow in a piller, &c, called, a Casemate.

Nasserie. as Nassiere. Nassidure: f. Any swelling, or tumor in the bodie, at it first rising, and before the kind thereof can be discerned: ¶Langued. Nassiere: f. A Leape, Weele, or Weare to catch fish in.

Naste: f. A kind of Pole-reed, or Cane; also, as Naphte. Natal: m. le nat. de. The birth-day of.

Natal: m. ale: f. Natall, natiue; naturall; of, or belonging to, a natiuitie, or birth.

Natoire: m. A place to swimme in.

Natice. as Nerite. Natif: m. iue: f. Natiue, originall, borne or bred in, descended of.

Nation: f. A nation, a people.

National: m. ale: f. Nationall, of a nation.  Concile national. Which is held by the Diuines of one onely nation.

Nationnaires. mes nat. My countrey-men; those of my nation.

Nativité: f. Natiuitie, birth.  La nativité de nostre Dame. The feast of the Natiuitie of our Ladie, kept solemnly, in many parts of Christendome, on the 8 day of September.

Natreté: f. Knauerie, roguerie, gullerie, cheating, wilinesse, cousenage.

Natte: f. A mat.

Natté: m. ée: f. Matted.

Natter. To mat, make mats; furnish, hang, or couer, with mats.

Nattier: m. A Matter; or maker of mats.

Nattier: m. ere: f. Of mats, seruing to make mats.

Naturaliste: m. A Naturalist, or naturall Philosopher.

Naturalité: f. Naturalitie, naturalization.

Naturalizé: m. ée: f. Naturalized, made a naturall subiect.

Naturalizer. To naturalize; to make a naturall subiect, or admit into the number of his naturall subiects.

Nature: f. Nature; essence, being; also, an (in-bred) condition, humor, qualitie, disposition, inclination, propertie; manner, fashion.  Nature faict chien tracer: Prov. Looke Tracer. Nourriture passe nature: Prov. Nurture passeth nature, good bringing vp any breeding.

Naturel: m. Nature, or naturall disposition, in-bred condition, qualitie, propertie; also, a Naturalist, or naturall Philosopher.

Naturel: m. elle: f. Naturall; of, or according to nature; kindlie, right.  Fruicts naturels. Fruits naturall; such as a thing yeelds either of itselfe, and in it owne nature, or by the helpe of industrie, or industrious culture.  Iour naturel. Seeke Iour. Quint naturel. The portion of younger brethren in th'inheritance left by their father; viz. a fift part therof, which is diuided among them; (But this in some places onely; See Quint.)

Naturellement. Naturally, by nature, kindly, rightly, according to it owne propertie.

Nau. (Naufs Plurall) as Navire; A ship.