Eee

From Latin Aeaea, from Ancient Greek Αἰαία (Aiaía).

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1. (Greek mythology) Aeaea (the mythical island said to be the home of the sorceress Circe)
   • 1604, Mythologie, page 542:

     Circe fut dite Eee, de l’iſle Eee prés de la riuiere de Phaſus^[sic] en la Colchide, laquelle iſle les autres diſent auoir eſté en la mer de Sicile.

     Circe was called Aeaean, from the island Aeaea near the river Phasis in Colchis, which island others say was in the Sea of Sicily.

• French: Éée

From Latin Aeaea, feminine of Aeaeus, from Ancient Greek Αἰαῖος (Aiaîos).

Eee f

1. (Greek mythology) Aeaean (epithet of Circe)
   • 1604, Mythologie, page 542:

     Circe fut dite Eee, de l’iſle Eee prés de la riuiere de Phaſus^[sic] en la Colchide, laquelle iſle les autres diſent auoir eſté en la mer de Sicile.

     Circe was called Aeaean, from the island Aeaea near the river Phasis in Colchis, which island others say was in the Sea of Sicily.

• French: Éée