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Etymology
1.2
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1.3
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Etymology
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From
Ancient Greek
Αἴτνη
(
Aítnē
)
.
Doublet
of
Etna
.
Proper noun
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Aitne
(
astronomy
)
One of the
moons
of
Jupiter
.
Anagrams
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eat in
,
tinea
,
eat-in
,
inate
,
Étaín
,
eatin'
,
Teian
,
entia
,
tenia
,
antie
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