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Appendix:Variations of "ey" English Etymology 1 en :from -y<id:adjectival> adjectival Suffix en adjectival en -y<pos:adjectival suffix>. Derived terms en adjectival Etymology 2 en :from -y<id:diminutive> -ie<id:diminutive> diminutive Suffix en diminutive en -y//-ie<pos:diminutive suffix>. Derived terms en diminutive Anagrams en ey YE Ye ye Icelandic Etymology Often said to derive from is ey island, but perhaps more likely from is non ey luck, fortune, from is gem-pro *awją.is Nöfn Íslendinga Guðrún Kvaran Forlagið Reykjavík 2011 978-9979-53-546-1en Nordic Names Judith Ahrholdt 2004–2024 https://www.nordicnames.de/wiki/EY Proper noun @@ suffix forming female given names is lauf<t:leaf> Laufey is sól<t:sun> Sóley is sigur<t:victory> Sigurey is Þór<t:Thor> Þórey Declension f.proper.j.acc+datju Derived terms is References Manx Etymology From gv sga -ad, from the thematic vowel of the various verb stems + gv cel-pro *-tus. (compare ga -adh). Suffix i regular verbal noun ending Derived terms gv Suffix i plural ending of certain nouns plural ending of certain adjectives Middle English Etymology 1 Suffix enm suffix 1 enm -y -y -y Etymology 2 Suffix enm suffix 1 enm -ien infinitival infinitival suffix Portuguese Suffix verb pt -ei Tagalog Etymology From tl -ay. Pronunciation Suffix suffix + tl gay slang used to form gay slang terms Derived terms tl Anagrams tl ey ye Turkish Etymology From tr ota ـای -ey, -ay, found in very few inherited words but later revived during the Turkish language reform to form neologisms. Pronunciation ey Suffix ay ey adjective noun Derives adjectives from nouns or verbs. tr yatmak<alt:yat-><t:to lie> -ay yatay<t:horizontal> Derives nouns from nouns or verbs. tr denemek<alt:dene-><t:to try> deney<t:experiment> tr yüz<t:face> yüzey<t:surface> Derived terms tr Further reading +(g)Ay 1