Eft
11eft — O.E. efte, efeta small lizard like animal, of unknown origin (see NEWT (Cf. newt)) …
12EFT — abbrev. electronic fund transfer: a banking system by which transactions, such as deposits or bill payments, are made through computer databases …
13Eft — Wappen Deutschlandkarte …
14EFT — electronic funds transfer (EFT) An electronically based rather than paper based system of transferring funds to and from accounts. Two main EFT remittance methods are wire transfers and automated clearing house ( ACH). American Banker Glossary (… …
15eft — adv 1. of repetition, again, anew, a second time; 1a. of replacement, restoration, renewal; 2. of return, reversal, back, again; (a) to a place; híe eft cómon; (b) to a condition; þu scealt tó eorþan eft geweorðan; (c) of giving; (d) reversal of… …
16eft — eft1 /eft/, n. 1. a newt, esp. the eastern newt, Notophthalmus viridescens (red eft), in its immature terrestrial stage. 2. Obs. a lizard. [bef. 1000; ME evet(e), OE efete; cf. NEWT] eft2 /eft/, adv. Archaic. 1 …
17eft — Effet Ef fet, n. [See {Eft}, n.] (Zo[ o]l.) The common newt; called also {asker}, {eft}, {evat}, and {ewt}. [1913 Webster] …
18eft — I [[t]ɛft[/t]] n. 1) ram a newt, esp. in an immature terrestrial stage 2) Obs. a lizard • Etymology: bef. 1000; ME evet(e), OE efete; cf. newt II eft [[t]ɛft[/t]] adv. archaic 1) again 2) afterward • Etymology: bef. 900; ME, OE …
19eft — /ɛft/ (say eft) noun the common newt in its land stage. {Middle English evete, Old English efete. See newt} …
20eft|soon — «ehft SOON», adverb. Archaic. 1. soon afterward. 2. again. ╂[Old English eftsōna < eft again, eft2 + sōna at once] …
