Eel in almost every language
1. Eel2. Paling
3. Ngjala
4. īli
5. aljarith
6. Odzadzuk
7. Yılan balığı
8. Aingira
9. Vuhor
10. Īla
11. Jegulja
12. Zmiorka
13. Anguila
14. igat
15. Njoka yam'madzi
16. Mányú
17. Úhoř
18. Ål
19. Aal
20. Angilo (esperanto)
21. Angerjas
22. Igat
23. Ankerias
24. Anguille
25. Iel
26. Anguía
27. gveltevza
28. Chéli
29. Ila
30. zangi
31. gwando
32. *H (hebrew)
33. baam machhalee
34. Angolna
35. Áll
36. azu arira
37. Belut
38. Eascann
39. Unagi
40. welut
41. Īl
42. Jılanbalıq
43. antong
44. baemjang-eo
45. Marmasî
46. anguilla (latin)
47. Zutis
48. Ungurys
49. Jagula
50. Amalona
51. Sallura
52. Tuna
53. Mogoi
54. ngarr sh ny
55. Węgorz
56. Enguia
57. Bāmamachalī
58. Ţipar
59. Ugor
60. Easgann
61. Tlhapinohana
62. A* (sindhi)
63. ān̆dā
64. úhor
65. Ceel
66. mkunga
67. Mormohī
68. ELANBALY* (tatar)
69. Tim'miri cēpa
70. Plā h̄ịl
71. Yılanbalığı
72. Ilonbaliq
73. Cá chình
74. Llysywen
75. I-eel
76. eyl
77. Eeli
Popularity of Use
A % E % I % O % U %
56 73% 23 30% 38 50% 17 22% 22 28%
B % C % D % F % G %
9 11% 7 9% 4 5% 0 0% 29 38%
H % J % K % L % M %
13 17% 8 10% 5 6% 38 50% 12 15%
N % P % Q % R % S %
34 44% 5 6% 2 2% 18 23% 10 13%
T % V % W % X % Y %
10 13% 2 2% 4 5% 0 0% 9 11%
Z %
8 10%
Popularity of use
73% A: A* (sindhi),
50% I, L, A: īli, Īla, Ila, Īl, Ål, Áll, Aal,
44% N, I, L, A:
38% G, N, I, L, A:
30% E, G, N, I, L, A: I-eel, Eeli, Iel, Enguia, Eel,
28% U, E, G, N, I, L, A: Unagi, anguilla (latin), Anguille, Anguía, Anguila,
23% R, U, E, G, N, I, L, A: Aingira,
22% O, R, U, E, G, N, I, L, A: antong, Ugor, úhor, Angolna, Angilo (esperanto)
17% H, O, R, U, E, G, N, I, L, A: Úhoř, *H (hebrew),
15% M, H, O, R, U, E, G, N, I, L, A: Amalona, Mogoi, Mormohī,
12% T, S, M, H, O, R, U, E, G, N, I, L, A: Sallura, Tuna, Easgann, Igat, Marmasî, igat,
11% Y, B, T, S, M, H, O, R, U, E, G, N, I, L, A: ELANBALY* (tatar), Yılanbalığı, eyl, Ungurys, ngarr sh ny, Mányú, Belut, Yılan balığı,
10% J, Z, Y, B, T, S, M, H, O, R, U, E, G, N, I, L, A: Jagula, baemjang-eo, Angerjas, aljarith, Jegulja, Ngjala, azu arira, Zutis, zangi,
9% C, J, Z, Y, B, T, S, M, H, O, R, U, E, G, N, I, L, A: Ceel, Cá chình, Bāmamachalī, Chéli, Eascann, baam machhalee,
6% P, K, C, J, Z, Y, B, T, S, M, H, O, R, U, E, G, N, I, L, A: Tim'miri cēpa, Plā h̄ịl, Tlhapinohana, mkunga, Ankerias, Ţipar, Paling, Zmiorka,
5% W, D, P, K, C, J, Z, Y, B, T, S, M, H, O, R, U, E, G, N, I, L, A: Węgorz, Llysywen, gwando, welut, Njoka yam'madzi, ān̆dā, Odzadzuk,
2% V, Q, W, D, P, K, C J, Z, Y, B, T, S, M, H, O, R, U, E, G, N, I, L, A: Jılanbalıq, Ilonbaliq, Vuhor, gveltevza,
0% F, X
Conclusion: the origin of eel Indeterminant enough to currently achieve any finding beyond originating in the A linguistic Group;
A-L/I group Sex % Development Chain
Polish F 99% (A; I, L; N; E)
Hawaiian M 88% (A; I, L; H; O)
Eel 73% (A; L, I; N; G)
These will belong either to the:
A-I-L subgroup
Yao F 80% (A; I; L; E; S)
Finnish F 69% (A; I; L; R; N; E)
Or the:
A-L-I subgroup
To Hunger 69% (A; L; I; N; E, U)
Village 64% (A; L; I; E; O)
Lightning 62% (A; L; I; E; N)
Blue (colour) 51% (A; L; I; N; U; B)
The earliest partial eel is at less than 73% with A* (sindhi).
This is followed up at 50% with īli (amharic), Īla (bengali), Ila (gujarati), Īl (kannada), Ål (danish), Áll (icelandic), Aal (dutch),
A bandgap from 44%-38% before eels become popular again at 30%.
Interest in eels rise to a peak at 10% before declining down through 2%.
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