Alle kadhemar and ommelandar dana weron eft Fryas bileven, men thrvch tha lust there wreke ajen tha Golum and ajen tha Kaltana folgar gvngon hja mitha Selandar sama dvan, men that sama dva neth nen stek navt ne halden.
Nei that Askar alsa mith tha Juttar and tha ora Denamarkar forbonden was, gvngon hja alsemina rawa; thach that neth nene gode fruechda bared.
Men thene hona neth far nimman frjundskip, and thrvch sin vntocht and hachfarenhed is er vaken thene bana sinra neista sibba wrden.
But Death's a diver frae heavenly clime Seekin ye neth its tide, And ye'll gaze again in ither's ee, Far abune space and time!
The Neth is a faire water, rising of diuerse heads, whereof the more easterlie named Nethuehan riseth not farre from the head of the Kennon, and comming downe by Penedorin to Aberpirgwin it [Sidenote: Nethuaur.
From hence to the Neth is about two miles and a halfe, thereon come shiplets almost to the towne of Neth from the Sauerne.
Cledoch that runneth by Kelebebilch (and also Neth abbeie where maister Crumwell dwelleth) it goeth on by Coitfranke forrest, Nethwood, Briton ferrie, and so into the sea.
From the mouth of Neth vnto the mouth of Crimline becke is two miles, and being passed the [Sidenote: Tauie.
Graym turnd tharwith, and smate that knycht in teyn, 385 Towart the wesar, a litill be neth the eyn.
A suttell knycht tharat had gret despyt, Folowyt at wait, and has persawyt weill Gramys byrny was to narow sumdeill, 380 Be neth the waist, that closs it mycht nocht be.
Bot tent thar to the Inglissmen tuk nan; Doune neth thai held, graith gydys can thaim leyr, Abon Closburn Wallace approchyt ner.
For of Vallanch Schir Amery 472 Wes in-till Edinburgh lyand, That wes wardane of the land Under-neth the Inglis kyng.
For fra-thine up wes grevousar 636 To clym up, na be-neth be fer.
From the mouth of Neth vnto the mouth of Crimline becke is two miles, and being [Sidenote: Tauie.
The Neth is a faire water, rising of diuerse heads, whereof the more easterlie named Nethuehan riseth not farre from the head of the Kennon, and comming downe by Penedorin to Aberpirgwin it receiueth [Sidenote: Nethuaur.
It derives its name from the river Nedd or Neth on which it stands.
Nedd or Neth is the same word as Nith the name of a river in Scotland, and is in some degree connected with Nidda the name of one in Germany.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "neth" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
