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represent /ɛː/ in RP, as in prayer. ⟨ayor⟩
represents /ɛː/ in RP, as in mayor. ⟨
eigh⟩ can
represent three different sounds: /eɪ/ as in weigh, /aɪ/ as in height...
- Dræpær maþar svænskan man
eller smalenskæn,
innan konongsrikis man,
eigh væstgøskan, bøte firi atta ørtogher ok þrettan markær ok ænga ætar bot. [...]...
- Swedish. Dræpær maþar svænskan man
eller smalenskæn,
innan konongsrikis man,
eigh væstgøskan, bøte firi atta ørtogher ok þrettan markær ok ænga ætar bot. [...
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theory occasionally encountered is a
derivation from the
phrase thog mi an
èigh/eugh ([hok mi ˈɲeː], "I
raised the cry"),
which resembles Hogmanay in pronunciation...
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Knight and Dredge: 229. June 1821. hdl:2027/uc1.aa0001412808. A[usten]-L[
eigh], R. A. (1902). Upon St Andrew's Day, 1841-1901. p. vi.,
quoted in Young...
- 1935.
Kenney 2004.
Stock 1990, pp. 289–290.
Howard 2004, p. 11. "Dorothy L(
eigh) Sayers".
Contemporary Authors. Gale.
Retrieved 21 May 2015. (subscription...
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diphthongs are falling. [əi̯],
spelled aigh, aidh, agh, adh, eagh, eadh,
eigh, or eidh [əu̯],
spelled abh, amh, eabh, or eamh [iə̯],
spelled ia, iai [uə̯]...
- Alexander's book (2001)
about the
traditional Sheffield dialect, the
spelling "
eigh" is used for the
vowel of eat and meat, but "eea" is used for the
vowel of...
- vowel-digraph and a silent-e; for example,
break (b – r – ea – k),
height (h –
eigh – t),
touch (t – ou – ch), and make (m – a – ke). Consequentially, they suggest...
- /ā/ make, rain, play, great, baby, eight, vein, they a_e, ai, ay, ea, -y,
eigh, ei, ey /ē/ see, these, me, eat, key, happy, chief,
either ee, e_e, -e, ea...
