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Eee
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Éée
Middle French
Etymology 1
From frm la Aeaea, from frm grc Αἰαία.
Proper noun
f
frm Aeaea
frm 1604 Mythologie https://books.google.com/books?id=_Y5gziZ9SMUC&pg=PA542 542 Circe fut dite Eee, de l’iſle Eee prés de la riuiere de Phaſus en la Colchide, laquelle iſle les autres diſent auoir eſté en la mer de Sicile. Circe was called Aeaean, from the island Aeaea near the river Phasis in Colchis, which island others say was in the Sea of Sicily.
Descendants
fr Éée
Etymology 2
From frm la Aeaea, feminine of la Aeaeus, from frm grc Αἰαῖος.
Proper noun
f
frm Greek mythology Aeaean (epithet of Circe)
frm 1604 Mythologie https://books.google.com/books?id=_Y5gziZ9SMUC&pg=PA542 542 Circe fut dite Eee, de l’iſle Eee prés de la riuiere de Phaſus en la Colchide, laquelle iſle les autres diſent auoir eſté en la mer de Sicile. Circe was called Aeaean, from the island Aeaea near the river Phasis in Colchis, which island others say was in the Sea of Sicily.
Descendants
fr Éée