ere
Middle English
/ˈɛːr(ə)/
determiner
Definitions
- (alt form) hire
Etymology
Inherited from Old English hiere (her).
Origin
Old English
hiere
Gloss
her
Concept
Semantic Field
Possession
Ontological Category
Other
Emoji
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- dogear English
- ear English
- ear bud English
- ear speaker English
- ear-piercing English
- ear-reach English
- earache English
- earal English
- earball English
- earbash English
- earbasher English
- earbob English
- earbone English
- earcap English
- earclip English
- earcockle English
- earcup English
- eardrop English
- eardrum English
- eared English
- earflap English
- earful English
- eargasm English
- earhole English
- earlap English
- earless English
- earlet English
- earlid English
- earlike English
- earlock English
- earloop English
- early English
- earmark English
- earmold English
- earmould English
- earmuff English
- earpad English
- earphone English
- earpick English
- earpiece English
- earplug English
- earprint English
- earreach English
- earring English
- earset English
- earshot English
- earshrift English
- earsies English
- earsore English
- earsplitting English
- earspool English
- earspoon English
- earstone English
- earware English
- earwax English
- earwear English
- earwitness English
- earwork English
- earworm English
- earworthy English
- ere English
- erelong English
- erenow English
- erer English
- erewhile English
- ereyesterday English
- erst English
- hare's ear English
- longear English
- mouse-ear English
- mouser English
- violetear English
- wax English
- wheatear English
- whilere English
- *airiz Proto-Germanic
- *ausô Proto-Germanic
- *hezōi Proto-Germanic
- イヤー Japanese
- earclænsend Old English
- earhring Old English
- earlæppa Old English
- earwicga Old English
- hiere Old English
- ærlice Old English
- ēare Old English
- ǣr Old English
- erewax Middle English
- heore Middle English
- here Middle English
- hire Middle English
- mous Middle English
- mousere Middle English
- wax Middle English
- ȝhere Middle English
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