in Grammar, is a term applied to those nouns which are neither masculine nor feminine. The Latins have three genders; the masculine, the feminine, and the neuter. In the modern tongues, however, there is no such thing as a neuter noun.

Verba Neuter, by some grammarians called intranisive verbs, are those which govern nothing, and are neither active nor passive. When the predication expressed by the verb has no object, and the verb alone supplies the whole idea, then the verb is said to be neuter; as, I sleep, thou yawnest, he sneezes, we walk, ye run, they stand still. Some grammarians divide verbs neuter into those which do not signify any action, but a quality, as albet, it is white; or a situation, as sedet, he sits; or some relation to place, as adest, he is present; or some other state or attribute, Neuterchenfeld, a town of Austria, in the province of the Lower Ens, where there is an establishment for military invalids. It contains 4950 inhabitants, who are employed in various kinds of trade and manufactures.

Neuwschein, a city of the circle Perrerau, in the Austrian province of Moravia. It is a well-built town, with two large suburbs, consisting of villages separated from it by the river Titch; but, exclusive of them, the city contains 622 houses and 5410 inhabitants. It is celebrated for the manufacture of fine cloths.