ait

[eyt] /eɪt/
noun, British Dialect
1.
a small island, especially in a river.
Also, eyot.
Origin
before 900; Middle English eyt, Old English ȳgett, diminutive of ieg, īg island, cognate with Middle Low German ō, ōge, ou(we), Old High German ouwa, Old Norse ey. See island
British Dictionary definitions for ait

ait

/eɪt/
noun
1.
(dialect) an islet, esp in a river
Word Origin
Old English ӯgett small island, from iegisland
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AIT

  1. assembly, integration, and test
  2. atomic international time