ayne

• “In other words, once you get away with the heist, follow the wisdom of the Amharic saying "Ye leba ayne derek meles o leb adrik.”

  The Huffington Post: The A B C's of Stealing an Election

• “They also offered a bright melody called "Oh, Turn On the Baseball Game," and when the U.S. fans began a chant telling the England fans to do something untoward with the English soccer hero W ayne Rooney, the England fans urged them to perform the same with Derek Jeter.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Should This Horn Be Banned?

• “To get a feel for this stuff, we asked two of D. C.'s top security consultants, former homicide detectives Joe McCann and D.ayne Stanton, to walk us through it at a nice corner lot house in the suburbs.”

  CNN Transcript Jul 26, 2007

• “Back in May I announced the start of a translation project at Uncle Jazzbeau's Gallimaufrey; I thought this would be a good time to mention that Jim has just posted Part 4 of Leivick's der wolf.un vi der rov hot gekukt mit zayne ofene oygn azoy hobn di mili-milasn shtern genumen raysn zikh un shlogn zikh ayne on di andere un ibergeshpoltn ayne di andere, biz zay zaynen gevorn ibershlungen in der fintsternish.”

  languagehat.com: DER VOLF, CONTINUED.

• “In a disch þem̅ ye lay/if hit like yo {ur} sou {er} ayne to ete.”

  Early English Meals and Manners

• “Take capou {n} or heñ so enlased, & devide; take þe lift whynge; in þe sawce mynce hit eueñ beside, and yf your {e} sou {er} ayne ete sau {er} ly/”

  Early English Meals and Manners

• “Se that your {e} sou {er} ayne haue clene shurt & breche,”

  Early English Meals and Manners

• “Of your {e} sou {er} ayne take no leue [251];/but low to hym̅ alowt.”

  Early English Meals and Manners

• “Suffir neu {er} þy sou {er} ayne/to fele þem, y the pray/364”

  Early English Meals and Manners

• “Furst par {e} þe quarters of the looff round all {e} a-bowt, þañ kutt þe vpper crust/for your {e} sou {er} ayne, & to hym alowt.”

  Early English Meals and Manners

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