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Efe
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efe EFE
English
Proper noun
en barangay mun/Calubian p/Leyte c/Philippines.
VIII Leyte Calubian
Old English
Etymology
From ang la Eva, from ang grc Εὔα, from ang hbo חַוָּה ḥawwā.
Proper noun
Ēfe
Eve the first woman in the Bible
c. 994, Ælfric, On the Year
ang On ðām syxtan dæġe hē ġesċōp eall dēorcynn, ⁊ ealle nȳtena þe on fēower fōtum gāð, ⁊ þā tweġen menn Adam ⁊ Ēfan. On the sixth day, he created all kinds of animal, and all the beasts that move on four feet, and the two people, Adam and Eve.
Declension
Ēf sg
Descendants
enm Eve
ang Biblical characters
Turkish
Etymology
From tr efe brave person; elder brother.
Pronunciation
tr /eˈfe/
tr efe
tr E fe
Proper noun
tr male, generally found in the Aegean region of Turkey.
tr
tr palindromes