Neighbour
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 347
na'bur, n. a person who dwells near fied another. adj. B neighbouring —v.i. to live of near each other.— to be near to. [A.S Nereid, neakbttr neahgebur—A Sucah, near, gebur or the bur, a farmer. Sec Boor.] tended Neighbourhood,, nu'bur-hood, n. state of being genus neighbours adjoining district [L. Neighbouring, na'bur-mg, cuij. being near god Neighbourly, na'bur-li, adj like or becoming a •Saris neighbour friendly social.—adv. Neigh Nerve, bourly. Neigh'bourline . strength Neither^. nfi'Mer or ntV//er aaj pron or onj., fibres not either. [A.S. naivthcr, contr. of net he hwcether—na no, and hwather whether the Doublet Nor vigour
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