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FromBrythonic; compareWelshGwy. Lye and Bosworth instead suggestOld Englishwæg(“wave”).^[1]

• IPA^(key): /waɪ/
• Homophone:Y

Wye

1. Ariver inWales andEngland, includingPowys,Herefordshire,Monmouthshire andGloucestershire, the fifth-longest in theUK.
2. Ariver in thePeak District ofDerbyshire,England, which flows into the RiverDerwent.
3. Ariver inBuckinghamshire,England, which joins theThames atBourne End.
4. Avillage inWye with Hinxhill parish,Ashford borough,Kent,England(OS grid ref TR0546).

• Wey,wey,yew

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