Where does “aleye” come from?

aleye (Middle English) comes from Anglo-Norman aleie, from Old French alé, from Old French aler, from Vulgar Latin alare — second-person singular present passive...

aleye (Middle English): An enclosed or roofed passage or walkway

Definitions

  1. An enclosed or roofed passage or walkway

Ancestry of “aleye”, step by step

StepLanguageWordMeaning
1Anglo-Normanaleie—
2Old Frenchalé—
3Old Frenchalerto go
4Vulgar Latinalaresecond-person singular present passive...

Words derived from “aleye”

Every word from Vulgar Latin alare →Every word from Old French aler →Every word from Old French alé →