Webster's 1913 Dictionary
NEISHOUT
Neis "hout, n. Etym: [From D. niezen to sneeze + hout wood. ] (Bot. )
Defn: The mahogany-like wood of the South African tree Pteroxylon utile, the sawdust of which causes violent sneezing (whence the name ). Also called sneezewood.
New American Oxford Dictionary
Neisse
Neis se |ˈnīsə ˈnaɪsə | 1 a river in central Europe that rises in the north of the Czech Republic and flows over 140 miles (225 km ) north, forming the southern part of the border between Germany and Poland (the Oder –Neisse Line ) and joining the Oder River northeast of Cottbus. German name Lausitzer Neisse; Polish name Nysa. 2 a river in southern Poland that rises near the border with the Czech Republic and flows 120 miles (195 km ) northeast, through the town of Nysa, and joins the Oder River southeast of Wrocław. German name Glatzer Neisse.
Oxford Dictionary
Neisse
Neisse |ˈnʌɪsə | 1 a river in central Europe, which rises in the north of the Czech Republic and flows over 225 km (140 miles ) generally northwards, forming the southern part of the border between Germany and Poland (the Oder –Neisse Line ) and joining the River Oder north-east of Cottbus. German name Lausitzer Neisse; Polish name Nysa. 2 a river of southern Poland, which rises near the border with the Czech Republic and flows 195 km (120 miles ) generally north-eastwards, through the town of Nysa, joining the River Oder south-east of Wrocław. German name Glatzer Neisse.
Duden Dictionary
Neiße
Nei ße Substantiv, feminin , die |N ei ße |die Neiße; Genitiv: der Neiße 1 Nebenfluss der mittleren Oder (Lausitzer Neiße )2 Nebenfluss der oberen Oder (Glatzer Neiße )
Spanish Dictionary
neis
neis (también gneis )nombre masculino Roca metamórfica de grano grueso y aspecto pizarroso, formada esencialmente por cuarzo, feldespato y mica .El plural es neis .
néisico, -ca
néisico, -ca (también gnéisico )adjetivo Del neis o relacionado con él .
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