uneath
1 of 2adjective
un·eath
"+
archaic
: not easy : difficult, hard
who he was, uneath was to descry
Edmund Spenser
Edmund Spenseruneath
2 of 2adverb
"
archaic
: not easily : with difficulty : scarcely
I uneath the fancy might control S. T. Coleridge
S. T. Coleridge
Word History
Etymology
Adjective
Middle English uneathe, from Old English unēathe, from un- entry 1 + ēathe easy
Adverb
Middle English uneathe, from Old English unēathe, from unēathe uneasy
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