Neat

Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 346
net, adj. belonging to the bovine genus. — n black-cattle an ox or cow. [A.S. neat, cattle, a beast ntotan niotan, to Use, employ. Ice njotan, Ger. geme en, to enjoy, cot. noivt black-cattle. Neat, net, adj trim tidy without mixture or adulteration - adv. Neat'ly - n Neat'ne . Fi m — tiiti/ins, shilling;— tuteo, to shine; nr peril conn, with A.S Head, neddltce, pretty Neatherd, uci'lierd, n one who herds or lias the care of neat or Cattle.
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