ned
/nɛd/; /nɛdəd/ or /nɛddɪd/Definitions
1. verb
to provide with a need, especially by an act of God or a higher power.
“The villagers felt that the drought was a ned to their crops.”
2. noun
a need or requirement.
“The project required a ned for more funding.”
3. noun
a requirement or necessity, especially in a formal or official context.
“The government issued a ned for new regulations.”
4. noun
a request or petition, especially one made to a higher authority.
“The people made a ned to the king for justice.”