An old form of and.
noun.
A former spelling of aunt.
noun.
The form of anti- before vowels in words taken from or formed according to the Greek, as in antagonist. In words formed in English, anti- usually remains unchanged before a vowel, as in anti-episcopal, etc.
noun.
An emmet; a hymenopterous insect of the family Formicidœ and the Linnean genus Formica, now divided into several genera.
noun.
A suffix of adjectives, and of nouns originally adjectives, primarily (in the original Latin) a present participle suffix, cognate with the original form (AS. -ende) of English -ing, as in dominant, ruling, regnant, reigning, radiant, beaming, etc. See -ent.
noun.
A corruption of -an, of various origin, as in pageant, peasant, pheasant, truant, tyrant. See these words.