1. An English prefix, signifying back to one's self, against, privation, or separation.

2. A withe.

3. By, noting cause, instrument, or means; on the side of, noting friendship or favour; in opposition to; in competition or contest; noting comparison; in company; in the society of; in connexion; in mutual dealing; noting confidence; in partnership; noting connexion; immediately after; among; upon; in consent, noting parity of state. With and by are closely allied; but in general, with denotes the instrument, and by the cause; as, he slew him with his sword, he died by poison.

4. A willow twig; a band consisting of a twisted twig.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• thith,
• wite,
• wkth,
• wtith,
• wodth,
• witsh,
• wihch,
• weidth,
• wih,
• withl,
• wlth,
• whieh,
• withte,
• wiyh,
• wiyth,
• wirh,
• wuth,
• withou,
• withn,
• weish

• witty,
• Wittie,
• width,
• wide,
• witte,
• Witt,
• withe,
• withee,
• withy,
• wit,
• withey.

The adjective form of "with" is "withy".