taneabil

[O. Fr. anible = capable; Lat. inhabilis = unmarried.] Unmarried. ( Scotch.) ancabil or singill woman."- Reg. Maj., bk. ii., c. 19, §&. (Jamie son.) *a-neal. [ANELE.] a-në'ar, adv. [Eng. a; -near.] Near. "The lady shrieks, and, well a- near! Doth fall fall in travail with her fear." Shakesp. Pericles , iii. (Introd). a-ne'ath, prep. & adv . [A.S. be neo than = beneath.] Beneath. ( Scotch .) "See, yonder's the Ratton's Skerry-he aye held his neb abune the water in my day-but he's aneath it now."- Scott : Antiquary , ch. vii.