E

ek-, (ekte-,) el-, eled-, /eled-, en-, /ened-, /enek-, ere-, er/ed-, er/ek-, es-, ese-, (eset-,) esek-, et-, eter-, ey-, ezdé-, ezge-

/ELED-: "Star-folk", Elf. Q Elda (Eldamar or Elende = Elvenhome, Eldalie, Eldarin); N Eledh, pl. Elidh, cf. Eledhrim, Eledhwen [Elf-fair >] Elf-maid, Elennor (Eledandore > Eleðndor). Dor. Eld, pl. Eldin. Dan. Elda.; {Sc. eldritch pert. to elves or fairies; weird, unnatural. XVI. poss. from attrib. use of OE. *aelf-, *elfríce "fairy realm".
elf, -OE. elf, WS. *ielf, ylf = MDu. elf, beside MHG. elbe, fem. :- *albiz, parallel to *albaz, whence OE. aelf (ME. pl. alven) = OS., MLG. alf, MHG. alp (G. alp nightmare), ON. alfr.}

pr`edchozí písmeno: D, dals`í písmeno: G

11.11.2001