Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
nithing
Noun
ˈniːθɪŋ
Definition
A word used in Old English referring to a worthless person or coward.
Examples
- In the tales of old, the nithing was often shunned by knights and heroes.
- He was labeled a nithing for his refusal to stand up for his beliefs.
Meaning
In historical contexts, ‘nithing’ describes an individual regarded as insignificant or unable to achieve bravery or honor.
Synonyms
- coward
- wretch
- scoundrel
