Gk. allos (another), L. alias, E. alias. OHG. ali, eli; Goth.
      „    „alis, AS.elles (other, foreigŒ; E. else.

     alai, v.i. To wander.
           n. A wave.
           Gk. ala-omai (to wander), al„ (a wave).

     avvai, n. Grand mother; orig. mother. ammaiavvai.
     L. Avus (a grandfather), avia (a grand-mother), av-nculus
          (a maternal uncle).

     avavu, v.t. To desire; avƒ, n. Desire.
     L. areo (to desire), avidus E. avid (eager,greedy).

     a˜˜a…, n. Side.
          L. ala (a wing, side); E. ala. OF. aisle, F. aile (a wing, an
          isle.); the ‘s’ does not properly belong to the word. E.
          aisle (the wing of a building).

      a˜am, n. Salt.
           L. alumen, E. alum (a mineral salt).

      ƒgu, v.i. To increase.
           L. angeo, auxi (to increase) E. augment. OT. ankan, It.
           auka, E. eke (to increase)

      ƒ‹du, adv. There.
           AS. geond, Goth. jaind, jaindre, E. yond, yonder.
           In the Primitive Teutonic language, ‘g’ and ‘j’                      
represented the sound ‘y’.

     ƒr, v.i. and t. To join.
           Aryan, ar.

      ƒrvu, ƒrvam, n. yearning.
      „      „OE. giernam, E. yearn. ON. girna. G.begehren.

     ƒli, n. Hail.
      „      „ G., D., Dan., and Sw. hagel, It. Hage, hail;
      „      AS. hagal, hagol, hagul, E. hail.

      ƒn, adv, and n. there, that place.