eyne |
heyne |
In obsolete terms the difference between eyne and heyne
is that
eyne is plural of lang=en while
heyne is a wretch; a rascal.
eyne |
eyre |
As nouns the difference between eyne and eyre
is that
eyne is plural of lang=en while
eyre is a journey in circuit of certain itinerant judges called
justices in eyre (or
in itinere).
As a proper noun Eyre is
{{surname}.
lyne |
eyne |
As nouns the difference between lyne and eyne
is that
lyne is obsolete form of linen while
eyne is plural of lang=en.
eyne |
enyne |
As nouns the difference between eyne and enyne
is that
eyne is (obsolete) while
enyne is enyne.
pyne |
eyne |
As nouns the difference between pyne and eyne
is that
pyne is obsolete form of lang=en while
eyne is plural of lang=en.
eyne |
esne |
As nouns the difference between eyne and esne
is that
eyne is (obsolete) while
esne is (anglo-saxon|historical) a hireling of servile status; slave.
syne |
eyne |
As an adverb syne
is (scotland|northern england) subsequently; then.
As a noun eyne is
(obsolete).
feyne |
eyne |
As a verb feyne
is .
As a noun eyne is
(obsolete).
eyne |
teyne |
In obsolete terms the difference between eyne and teyne
is that
eyne is plural of lang=en while
teyne is a thin plate of metal.
elne |
eyne |
In obsolete|lang=en terms the difference between elne and eyne
is that
elne is (obsolete) to strengthen; hearten; comfort; encourage while
eyne is (obsolete).
As nouns the difference between elne and eyne
is that
elne is while
eyne is (obsolete).
As a verb elne
is (obsolete) to strengthen; hearten; comfort; encourage.
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