Ey. Ea. Ee. |
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May either come from ıᵹ, an island, by melting the Saxon ᵹ into ẏ, which is usually done; or from the Saxon a, which signifies a water, river, &c. or, lastly, from ıaᵹ, a field, by the same kind of melting. Gibson. |
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