eyot , auch: ait

That night they camped on a small eyot close to the western bank.

As the First shoved the craft out into the water, the entire eyot jumped.

Trotter awoke on the eyot and came down to the boats.

They swam to the eyot, then faded up into the underbrush.

My will is, that we two champions be all alone and afoot on the eyot.

They hastened to the eyot and assailed it from both sides.

As the raft approached the eyot, the Lords stared at it.

The others he dismounted to guard the east bank, but at once with the men of his own company rushed to the eyot.

At once Grimbold, taking a few men that stood near him, ran back to the eyot.

From a distance, it appeared to be no more than a dark eyot amid the sun-burnished blue of the Sea.

Eyot is another spelling of ait meaning small island.

Scotland Eyot is a former name.

The company built its headquarters on the island called Platt's Eyot.

The eyot he left bare.

The eyot stood within its protective teeth as if it had stood that way forever and would never be appeased.

'The others do await thy coming on the eyot,' the hind advised him.

Give him an eyot in the farout.

Instead, he built Eyot House, a large house and garden on the island, that he used as a residence.

From him derives the town's name, which means "Bodo's Eyot".

Fresh breeze off the eyot.

The island was formerly called Folly Eyot.

It was an eyot of day and night-rugged, hoary, and irrefragable.

Appletree Eyot is densely covered by trees.

Eyot is a jazz fusion band from Niš, Serbia that formed in 2008.

May baronets, of the Eyot (1931)