different between yeke vs yete
yeke
English
Alternative forms
- yek
Etymology
From Middle English ?ek, ?eac, from Old English ??ac (“cuckoo, gawk”), from Proto-Germanic *gaukaz (“cuckoo”), from Proto-Indo-European *g?Au?-, *g?eg?Au?- (“cuckoo”). Cognate with Scots gowk (“cuckoo”), German Gauch (“cuckoo”), Danish gøg (“cuckoo”), Swedish gök (“cuckoo”). See also gawk, gowk.
Noun
yeke (plural yekes)
- (Britain dialectal) A cuckoo.
Anagrams
- yeek
yeke From the web:
yete
English
Verb
yete (third-person singular simple present yetes, present participle yeting, simple past and past participle yeted)
- Alternative form of yet ("to melt, found").
Anagrams
- eyet, tyee, yeet
yete From the web:
- what yeet means
- yeter meaning
- what happened yesterday
- what was yesterday's date
- yesterday's weather
- what does yeet mean in spanish
- what is yeti
- what does yeteneksiz mean
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