see|-ea
English

Etymology 1
OE. ea#Old English|�a.

Noun
en-noun

1. dialectal A river or water-course.

Etymology 2
Abbreviation.

abbreviation
ea

1. each

Category:English two-letter words

Latin

Etymology
Inflected form of term|is|lamg=la

Pronunciation 1
IPA|/�e.a/

Pronoun
rfc-level|Pronoun at L4+ not in L3 Ety section
ea f

1. personal|lang=Latin "she|She": feminine of is.
2. Nominative neuter plural pronoun: "those (things)".
3. Accusative neuter plural pronoun: "them (things)".

Descendants
Romanian: #Romanian|ea
Spanish: ella#Spanish|ella

Pronunciation 2
IPA|/�e�.a/

Adverb
la-adv|�a||-

1. there
2. that way
3. on that side

Related terms
eapropter|�apropter
eatenus|�atenus

References
Charlton T. Lewis (1891) An Elementary Latin Dictionary, 1st edition. (Oxford University Press)

Category:Latin pronouns

Romanian

Pronunciation
IPA|/je̯a/
w:SAMPA|SAMPA: /jea/

Pronoun
infl|ro|personal pronoun|gender=f|third-person singular

1. she (third person, ea refers to a female other)

Declension

{| style"background:#F0F0F0" cellpadding"3"
|-
! colspan"4" style"height:3em;background:#e2e4c0" | Nominative
|-
| colspan"4" align"center"| ea

|-
! colspan"4" style"height:3em;background:#e2e4c0" | Accusative
|-
! colspan"2" width"50%" style="background:#e2e4cb" | <small>stressed</small>
! colspan"2" width"50%" style="background:#e2e4cb" | <small>unstressed</small>
|-
| colspan"2" align"center"| ea
| colspan"2" align"center"| o

|-
! colspan"4" style"height:3em;background:#e2e4c0" | Genitive
|-
| align"center" colspan"4" | ei
|-
! colspan"2" width"50%" style="background:#e2e4cb" | <small>Singular</small>
! colspan"2" width"50%" style="background:#e2e4cb" | <small>Plural</small>
|-
! width"25%" style"background:#e2e4cb" | <small>m & n</small>
! width"25%" style"background:#e2e4cb" | <small>f</small>
! width"25%" style"background:#e2e4cb" | <small>m</small>
! width"25%" style"background:#e2e4cb" | <small>f & n</small>
|-
| align="center" | s�u
| align="center" | sa
| align="center" | s�i
| align="center" | sale

|-
! colspan"4" style"height:3em;background:#e2e4c0" | Dative
|-
! colspan"2" width"50%" style="background:#e2e4cb" | <small>stressed</small>
! colspan"2" width"50%" style="background:#e2e4cb" | <small>unstressed</small>
|-
| colspan"2" align"center"| ei
| colspan"2" align"center"| îi

|-
! colspan"4" style"height:3em;background:#e2e4c0" | Reflexive
|-
! colspan"2" width"50%" style="background:#e2e4cb" | <small>Accusative</small>
! colspan"2" width"50%" style="background:#e2e4cb" | <small>Dative</small>
|-
! width"25%" style"background:#e2e4cb" | <small>stressed</small>
! width"25%" style"background:#e2e4cb" | <small>unstressed</small>
! width"25%" style"background:#e2e4cb" | <small>stressed</small>
! width"25%" style"background:#e2e4cb" | <small>unstressed</small>
|-
| align="center" | sine
| align="center" | se
| align="center" | sie�i
| align="center" | î�i
|}

Synonyms
dumneaei italbrac|polite form

de:ea
es:ea
fr:ea
ko:ea
it:ea
pl:ea
pt:ea
ro:ea
st:ea
fi:ea
tr:ea
zh:ea

• 2007-12-23 21:16 - EncycloPetey - /* Derived terms */

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