prep. [f. A prep.1 + NEATH, for beneath; cf. afore, ahind, the northern forms of before, behind.] Beneath.
c. 1801. H. Macneill, Poems (1844), 116. Aneath thy sheltering wing I flee.
1813. Hogg, Queen’s Wake, 175. Ane lovlye land anethe her laye.
1825. J. Wilson, Noct. Ambr., I. 6. Aneath the marbled roof of clouds.
