Eade
/ˈiːd/
Eade proper noun: a surname from Middle English.
Proper noun
Eade (plural Eades)
- A surname from Middle English.
Forms of Eade
| plural | Eades |
|---|---|
| alternative form | Ede |
Origin of Eade
From a Middle English short form of the male personal name Adam and from a Middle English short form of the female personal name Edith.
Words formed from Eade
Words that rhyme with Eade
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- weed
- proceed
- stampede
- concede
- accede
- deed
- exceed
- need
- bede
- knead
- mislead
- plead
- rede
- swede
- cede
- creed
- godspeed
- heed
- intercede
- keyed
- leed
- meed
- precede
- recede
- tumbleweed
- a friend in need is a friend indeed
- beread
- greed
- he'd
- indeed
- interbreed
- kneed
- mead
- secede
- she'd
- sneed
- steed
- supersede
- underfeed
- we'd
- ye'd
- agreed
- anasheed
- aniseed
- atheed
- caid
- co-feed
- cofeed
Questions about Eade
- What does Eade mean?
- Eade means a surname from Middle English.
- What part of speech is Eade?
- Eade is a proper noun.
- How do you pronounce Eade?
- Eade is pronounced /ˈiːd/.
Words near Eade in the dictionary
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