erer |
eyer |
As an adjective erer
is former; previous.
As an adverb erer
is before; formerly; at a former time.
As a noun eyer is
one who eyes another.
oyer |
eyer |
As nouns the difference between oyer and eyer
is that
oyer is (legal|archaic) a hearing in a civil case which is based on the content of a document, in which the plaintiff is required to produce the document while
eyer is one who eyes another.
eyen |
eyer |
As nouns the difference between eyen and eyer
is that
eyen is plural of lang=enCategory:English plurals while
eyer is one who eyes another.
eyer |
yeer |
Yeer is a anagram of eyer.
As nouns the difference between eyer and yeer
is that
eyer is one who eyes another while
yeer is obsolete spelling of lang=en.
eyer |
eyr |
As nouns the difference between eyer and eyr
is that
eyer is one who eyes another while
eyr is obsolete form of lang=en.
eyer |
wyer |
As nouns the difference between eyer and wyer
is that
eyer is one who eyes another while
wyer is .
eyer |
eyet |
As nouns the difference between eyer and eyet
is that
eyer is one who eyes another while
eyet is (an island).
eyer |
eber |
As a noun eyer
is one who eyes another.
As an adverb eber is
.
eyer |
ever |
As a noun eyer
is one who eyes another.
As an adverb ever is
always.
As an adjective ever is
(epidemiology) occurring at any time, occurring even but once during a timespan.
eyer |
yer |
As a noun eyer
is one who eyes another.
As a symbol yer is
yemeni rial.
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