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aith, eath, eathly, eeth, eith, eithlie, eithly, eth, ethlie, ethly, eyth,
eith [iːθ, eːθ]
adj. Easy.
adv. Easily, without difficulty.
adj. Easy.
adv. Easily, without difficulty.
eithly [iːθli, eθli]
adv. Easily.
adv. Easily.
ejec, ejeck, eject,
eject [əˈdʒɛk(t)]
v. To eject.
v. To eject.
elaskit, elastic, elastick, lastic, lastic, lastick, lastik, leskit, lesteek, lestic,
elastic [ɛlastɪk]
also lastic, elaskit [ˈəlaskɪt], laskit
n. Elastic.
also lastic, elaskit [ˈəlaskɪt], laskit
n. Elastic.
elba, elbae, elbaes, elbas, elbi, elbick, elbicks, elbie, elbies, elbik, elbis, elbock, elbocks, elbuck, elbucks, elby, elbys,
elbae [ˈɛlbə]
also elbuck [ˈɛlbʌk, ˈɛlbɔk, ˈɛlbɪk, ˈɛlbək]
n. The elbow.
pl. elbaes, elbucks
v. To elbow.
also elbuck [ˈɛlbʌk, ˈɛlbɔk, ˈɛlbɪk, ˈɛlbək]
n. The elbow.
pl. elbaes, elbucks
v. To elbow.
Compounds and phrases etc.
pouer tae yer elbae: Strength to carry on.
eildren, elder, elderen, elderin, eldern, eldership, eldren, eldren, eldrin, eldron, eldron, eller, elyer,
elder [ˈɛl(d)ər]
n. An elder, a person who takes part in church government.
n. An elder, a person who takes part in church government.
Compounds and phrases etc.
co'-end elder: SW. The cormorant Phalacrocorax carbo.
elderin [ˈɛld(ə)rən]: adj. Elderly, advanced in years. Ancient, of long ago.
eldership: The office of elder, the body of elders or Kirk Session.
mochrum elder: The Mochrum name for the cormorant Phalacrocorax carbo.
elderin [ˈɛld(ə)rən]: adj. Elderly, advanced in years. Ancient, of long ago.
eldership: The office of elder, the body of elders or Kirk Session.
mochrum elder: The Mochrum name for the cormorant Phalacrocorax carbo.
eilding, elden, eldin, elding, hildin, hildin, ilden, ilden, ilder,
eldin [ˈɛldɪn]
n. Any kind of fuel or inflammable material such as peat, sticks, brushwood.
n. Any kind of fuel or inflammable material such as peat, sticks, brushwood.
Compounds and phrases etc.
ilder [I.Sh. ɪldər]: A fishermen's tabu-name for fire.
eldrich, eldritch, erlish, yerlish,
eldritch [ˈɛl(d)rɪtʃ]
adj. Unearthly, frightful, hideous.
adj. Unearthly, frightful, hideous.
elec, elecit, eleck, eleckit, eleckshun, elecktion, elect, election, electoral, elekit, elekshin, lect, lection, lectoral,
elect [əˈlɛk(t)]
v. To elect.
pt. pp. electit
v. To elect.
pt. pp. electit
Compounds and phrases etc.
election [əˈlɛkʃən]: An election.
electoral: Electoral.
electoral: Electoral.
$lectreeshin, elecktrik, electreecian, electric, electrical, electricity, leccy, leckie, lecktrek, lecky, lectric, lectrical, lekkie,
electric [ˈɛlɛktrɪkəl]
adj. Electric.
dim. col. leccie
adj. Electric.
dim. col. leccie
Compounds and phrases etc.
electrical: Electrical.
electreecian: An electricion.
electricity [ˈɛlɛktrisɪtɪ]: Electricity.
leccie fleg: col. An electric shock.
electreecian: An electricion.
electricity [ˈɛlɛktrisɪtɪ]: Electricity.
leccie fleg: col. An electric shock.
alavin, aleeven, aleyven, aleyven, alivin, eeleefin, elaiven, ele$en, elee$n, eleen, eleent, eleeven, eleevin, eleevint, elei$n, elei$nt, eleiven, eleivent, elieven, elievent, eliven, elivin, elivven, ellevin, elyven, elyventh, elyvin, ileeven, leiven, leven, levent, leventh, leventht, livin, livintht,
eleiven [əˈliːvn, əˈleːvn, N. əˈləivn]
n. Eleven.
adj. Eleven.
n. Eleven.
adj. Eleven.
eleivent, 11t Eleventh