reciprocal pronoun, originally in late Old English a phrase, with each as the subject and other inflected (as it were "each to other," "each from other," etc.).
e.s.l.
e.t.a.
ea
-ea-
each
each other
eager
eagle
eaglet
Eames
-ean
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