ey, v.t. To shoot, as an arrow, n. an arrow.
          Gk. hio (to shoot), ios (an arrow).

     eri, v.i. To get angry, n. anger.
          L. ira, OF. ira, E. ire, erre (anger).

     el, n. Sun.
          Gk. helios (the suŒ.

     ella, ellƒ, int. A form of addressing lovers and friends.
          E. haloo, hallow, ME. halowen, OF. halloer, G.halloh,
          F.halle E. holla, halle, hollow, holloo.

     ellƒm, n. All.
     As. eal, eall, al; ME. al, alle; E. al, all; lce. allr, Goth. alls, G.
     all (common to all the Teutonic languages). W. all, Sw, Dan.
     al, D. al, OHG. all, Ir. aile.

     evvu, embu, v.i. To rise.
          AS. hebban, hefian, Goth. haffan, OF. hera, E.heave,
          D.heffen, heven, hefia (to lift, to raise).

     AS. heofon, hefon (heaveŒ; OS. hevan, E.heaven, L.G. heben,
     I. lifinn, from root of heave.

     „Œgu, v.i, To hanker.
          E. hanker, D. hankeren.

     r1., n. Plough.
          L. aro (to plough), Gk. aroo, O.Fris. era, AS. erian (to
          plough), E. even, ear, Ir. arain (I plough), Ice. eria, erja;
          Goth. erjan, G. ahren, eren; OHG. aran, erran, Lith. arti,
          Rusu. orati (to plough), Ir. and W. ar (tillage), W. aru (to
          plough).
          Earable (fit for ploughing), earth (that which is ploughed).
          ME.erthe, AS, eorde, D. aarde, Ice. jord, Dan. and Sw.
          jord, Goth. airthe, G. erde (earth).

     „r…, v.i. To rise above.
          Gk.aeiro (To rasie up), aer (the air), Oss. arw (heaveŒ,
          L. aer, F. air. Pro. air, aire, E. air.