- eotan
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Old to modern English dictionary. 2013.
eotan
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þéat — pres 3rd sing of þéotan … Old to modern English dictionary
þéatan — see þéotan … Old to modern English dictionary
þéote — f ( an/ an) torrent, fountain, cataract, waterfall; conduit, pipe, pipe or channel through which water rushes; [þéotan] … Old to modern English dictionary
þútan — see þéotan … Old to modern English dictionary
