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Webster 1913 Edition

Ile

Ile

,

Noun.

[AS.

egl

.]

Ear of corn.

[Obs.]

Ainsworth.

Ile

,

Noun.

[See

.]

An aisle.

[Obs.]

H. Swinburne.

Ile

,

Noun.

[See

.]

An isle.

[Obs.]

Chaucer.

Webster 1828 Edition

Ile

ILE

, so written by Pope for aile, a walk or alley in a church or public building. [Not in use.]

1.

An ear of corn. [Not used.]

Definition 2024

île

île

See also: ile, Ile, %ile, and -ile

French

Alternative forms

ile (1990 spelling reform)
isle (obsolete)

Noun

île f ‎(plural îles)

island

Derived terms

îlot
Île de Man
île flottante

Descendants

Antillean Creole: zil
Haitian Creole: zil, zile

Anagrams

lie, lié

Norman

Etymology

From Old French isle, from Late Latin *isula, from Classical Latin īnsula.

Noun

île f ‎(plural îles)

(Jersey, Guernsey, geography) island

Derived terms

Terms derived from île

Île Bouvet ‎(“Bouvet Island”)
Île dé Norfolk ‎(“Norfolk Island”)
Île dé Noué ‎(“Christmas Island”)
Île d'Rêunion ‎(“Reunion Island”)
Île Maurice ‎(“Mauritius”)
Îles Cocos ‎(“Cocos Islands”)
Îles Cook ‎(“Cook Islands”)

Îles dé Cayman ‎(“Cayman Islands”)
Îles dé Heard et McDonald ‎(“Heard and McDonald Islands”)
Îles dé Pitcairn ‎(“Pitcairn Islands”)
Îles Dodécanèses ‎(“Dodecanese”)
L's Îles du Vent ‎(“Windward Isles”)
Îles Faeroe ‎(“Faroe Islands”)

Îles Falkland ‎(“Falkland Islands”)
Îles Marshall ‎(“Marshall Islands”)
Îles Palau ‎(“Palau Islands”)
Îles Solomon ‎(“Solomon Islands”)
L's Îles souos l'Vent ‎(“Leeward Isles”)
Îles Turks et Caicos ‎(“Turks and Caicos islands”)

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