eâ

See also: ea, Ea, EA, êa, ea., -ea, E/A, éa-, and ę-ą

Bourguignon

Alternative forms

Alternative forms
  • eaa (older spelling)

Etymology

From Old French iaue, from Latin aqua. See Bourguignon aâ in the Morvan.

Noun

eâ (plural eâs)

  1. water

References
  • Eugène de Chambure, Glossaire du Morvan (1878)
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