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Neith - the Egyptian goddess of the original sky, wisdom, spinning, weaving, art, hunting and war.

糸 [Ito] (Jap.) - a thread; ニット[Nitto] (Jap.) - to knit, to weave;
niit, niidi, niiti (Est.), niitti (Vot., Fin., Izhora, Karel.), ńiiť(ťi) (Ludic.), ńiť (Veps.) - a thread;
нить, nit' (Slav.) - a thread;
nitoa (Fin.) - to knit, to weave;
nuotta (Fin.) - finishing net;
невод [nevod] (Rus.) - finishing net;
net (Eng., Dutch), nät (Sw.), nette (Old Fris.), nezzi (Old Ger.), Netz (Ger.), nati (Gotic) - finishing net;
ноуда [nouda] (Ingush, Caucasus) - knot;
nodum, nodus (Lat.), nodo (It.), node (Eng.) - knot;
nuut, nuudi, nuuti (Est.) - knot;
knot (Eng.), knot (Dutch), Knoten (Ger.), knütte (Old Ger.), knut, knota (Sw.), hnútur (Icel.) - knot;
knit (Eng.), cnyttan (Old Eng.), knütten (Ger, dial.), knyta, knuta (Sw.) - to knit, to weave;
neo, nere, netum, nodo, necto, nexi, nexum (Lat.) - to knit, to weave, to connect;
νηθω, νην, νησω [nito, nin, niso] (Gr.) - to knit, to weave;
нидз [nidz] (Ingush, Caucasus) - a nest;
nidus (Lat.), nido (It., Sp.), nid (Fr.) - a nest;
гнездо, гнѣздо, gniezdo (Slav.) - a nest;
nest (Eng., Dutch), Nest (Ger.), net (Icel.), nyth (Welsh), nez (Bretton.) - a nest;
снасть, pl. снасти [snast', snasti] (Rus.) - tools for fishing;
snāt, snāju (Latv.) - to twist;
snáthе (Old Irish) - a thread;
snód (Old Eng.) - a headband;
[snayati] (Sanskr.) - wraps, dresses;
ecc.

Neith - the Egyptian goddess of the original sky, wisdom, spinning, weaving, art, hunting and war.

nõid, gen. nõia, part. nõida (Est.), nõita (Vot.), noita (Fin., Karel.), noida (Izhora), noid, noide͔ (Veps.), noaidi (Saami/Lapponi.), ńājt, ńājt-χum (Mansi) - one of the titles for shaman.



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