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Definition of eyas in the Online Dictionary. Meaning of eyas. Pronunciation of eyas. Translations of eyas. eyas synonyms, eyas antonyms. Information about eyas in the free online English dictionary and encyclopedia. [Middle English eias, from an eias, alteration of *a nias, an eyas, from Old French niais, from Latin n...
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Britannica online encyclopedia article on eyas (hawk),
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Etymology: Middle English, alteration (by incorrect division of a neias) of neias, from Anglo-French niais taken in the nest, from Vulgar Latin *nidax...
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A ground-breaking page turner in the realm of speculative science fiction by Crawford Kilian. A nameless newborn is named Eyas by the Seagoddess.
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The website of Eyas Limited, a Chichester, UK, based company specialising in conference organising, event organising and incentive management together with bespoke business travel. The only way to get through these wet, grey days is to dream and dreaming is what we here at Eyas are good at doing!
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Eyas - Definition of Eyas at Dictionary.com a free online dictionary with pronunciation, synonyms, and translation of Eyas. Look it up now! Use eyas in a Sentence...
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Definition of eyas from Webster's New World College Dictionary. Meaning of eyas. Pronunciation of eyas. Definition of the word eyas. Origin of the word eyas. Dictionary Home » Webster's New World College Dictionary » eyas...
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It took about six weeks for the eyas to mature into a fully grown peregrine falcon. "Eyas" is a funny-sounding word that exists because of a mistake. In the 15th century, Middle English speakers made an incorrect assumption about the word "neias," which comes from the Anglo-French "niais" ("fresh from the nest").
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; THE PEREGRINE falcon's scientific name is Falco Peregrinus, which means Falcon Wanderer. Three subspecies are recognized in North America: F.P. Pealei from the coastal islands off Alaska; F.P. Tundrius, which nests above the tree line in the Arctic; and F.P. BABY FALCONS are called eyasses. They are covered by white...
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