Nothing; also, nobody: (a) as the unmodified subject of a finite verb or as a predicate nominative; (b) as direct object; niten no-thing her-of, to know nothing about this; setten no-thing bi (of)……

To no place, nowhere; no-whider elles, to no other place, nowhere else; no-whider so, no matter where; no-whider wher, in no direction, to no place. …

Not at all. …

(a) At or in no place, nowhere; (b) to no place; no-wher thei nisten, they knew not whither; (c) in no part or passage of a book or body of writings, Scripture, etc.; in none of the writings in a……

(a) Nevertheless, notwithstanding; (b) and (but, ac, yet) no-the-les; (c) in almost purely conjunctive use. …

Not: (a) preceding finite and auxiliary verbs; (b) following finite and auxiliary verbs; also, between parts of a verb phrase. …

In positive constructions: no, not any. …

(a) Neither of the two; also, none of them [quots.: Vices & V.(1) & c1475]; (b) with of- or o- phrase: neither (of two persons or things); none (of us) [quot.: c1330]; (c) with genitive: here nouther,……

(a) Neither; nouther..nouther, neither..nor; nouther..nouther..nouther, nouther..nouther..ne, nouther..nouther..or, nouther..ne..ne nouther, ne..nouther..nouther, neither..nor..nor……

By no means, not. …

(a) Habitual visiting or going, resort; soken of, recourse to (an activity), opportunity for; (b) search; on soken, in search. …

(a) No greater number of things; (b) no persons, animals, things, years, etc., in addition to those mentioned or specified; nobody else; nothing else; (c) and no-mo, and no others; only. …

(a) Nothing further, nothing in addition, nothing else; no more things, words, persons, actions, money, etc.; (b) no greater value or worth; rekken (tellen) no-more of, to consider (sth.) of no more……

No additional, no other. …

(a) A liquid measure of capacity, a gallon; also, an equivalent dry measure; of a galoun, having a capacity of one gallon; (b) a gallon container; also, any jar or container for liquids; (c) galoun……

Than. …

(a) An ox; (b) oxe and asse, etc.; forwe oxe, ?an ox that walks in or near the previous furrow to align the one being plowed; plough oxe, an ox of a plow-team, ploued oxe, an ox that has plowed the……

(a) The systematic infliction of physical pain or an instance of it; applied torture; also, punishment; (b) a cause of physical or mental suffering, an affliction, a hardship; also, a disaster, an……

(a) A servant; in pl.: servants, household, family; (b) a person of low degree; a rascal; (c) as surname; (d) in place names [see Smith PNElem. 1.247]. …