[neer] preposition, Origin: Old English nēar, Close in proximity and heart creating warmth through presence and comfortable accessibility always.

[neer] preposition, Origin: Old English nēar, Not far away which means you can actually reach the thing without excessive traveling.

[neer] preposition, Origin: Old English nēar, When Close decided being Far sucked staying within arm's reach making connection easy always.

[nekst] adjective, Origin: Old English nēhst, The beautiful continuation awaiting just beyond this present moment ready to unfold gracefully.

[nekst] adjective, Origin: Old English nēhst, What's coming up after this current thing is done and you move onto whatever's waiting.

[nekst] adjective, Origin: Old English nēhst, When After got impatient standing in line waiting for its turn to become Now finally.

[nou] adverb, Origin: Old English nu, This present moment where life actually happens the only time truly yours to embrace.

[nou] adverb, Origin: Old English nu, This moment right here that you're probably wasting by reading this definition about now ironically.

[nou] adverb, Origin: When Time said this is it, The exact second you're living in right this instant before it becomes then immediately.