Talk:Eitr

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[edit] Aether

English word "Aether" got something to do with this... ??

En. "aether" is from Greek aither meaning upper air. Doesn't look related. ~~

[edit] Etter

I changed the Sw. form to etter - it said eter, which presumably was a typo, since that means aether, not eitr. ~~