ēa-land, n.n: an island; lit. ‘water’s land’ or ‘land of water’.
Image: A ship landing on a whale mistaken for an island in an early thirteenth century bestiary (London, British Library, Harley MS 4751, f. 69r, c. 1230-1240).
ēa-land, n.n: an island; lit. ‘water’s land’ or ‘land of water’.
Image: A ship landing on a whale mistaken for an island in an early thirteenth century bestiary (London, British Library, Harley MS 4751, f. 69r, c. 1230-1240).
