Wt/zea/ey
Etymologie
[edit | edit source]Over Oudnoôrds ey van Oergermaons *awjō, verwant an *ahwō 'waetergank'. 't Is ok 'tzelfde as 't eêste deêl van 't Zeêuwse eiland.
Omschrievienge
[edit | edit source]ey v
Uutspraek
[edit | edit source][eiː]
Verbugienge
[edit | edit source]| ienkelvoud | meêrvoud | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| onbepaeld | bepaeld | onbepaeld | bepaeld | |
| nom. | ey | eyin | eyjar | eyjarnar |
| gen. | eyjar | eyjarinnar | eyja | eyjanna |
| dat. | ey, eyju | eynni, eyjunni | eyjum | eyjunum |
| acc. | ey | eyna | eyjar | eyjarnar |
Synoniemen
[edit | edit source]- eyja (moderner)