eath-kent

English

Etymology

From eath (“easily”) +‎ kent (“known”). More at eath, ken.

Adjective

eath-kent (comparative more eath-kent, superlative most eath-kent)

  1. (Britain, dialectal, obsolete) Easily known.
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