heteniþ
Old English
noun
Definitions
- deep enmity, hostility
Etymology
Affix from Old English hete (hatred, hate, malice) + Old English nīþ (spite, hatred, envy, malice, strife, enmity, jealousy, attack, war, the effect of hatred, tribulation, persecution, oppression, ill-will, wickedness, hostility, action which arises from hatred, an instance of wickedness malice, war evil, grief, evil, vexation, affliction, rancor, trouble, annoyance).
Origin
Old English
nīþ
Gloss
spite, hatred, envy, malice, strife, enmity, jealousy, attack, war, the effect of hatred, tribulation, persecution, oppression, ill-will, wickedness, hostility, action which arises from hatred, an instance of wickedness malice, war evil, grief, evil, vexation, affliction, rancor, trouble, annoyance
Concept
Semantic Field
Emotions and values
Ontological Category
Person/Thing
Kanji
妬, 羨, 嫉