eritage

== Middle English == === Noun === eritage alternative form of heritage == Middle French == === Noun === eritage m (plural eritages) alternative form of heritage == Old French == === Alternative forms === aritage, eritaige, herietaige, heritage, heritaige, hiretage, iretage, yretage === Etymology === From eriter (“to inherit”) +‎ -age. === Noun === eritage oblique singular, m (oblique plural eritages, nominative singular eritages, nominative plural eritage) heritage (that which is to be inherited) ==== Descendants ==== Middle French: heritage, heritaige, eritage, hiretage, iretage (less common)French: héritage Walloon: eritaedje → Middle English: heritage, eritage, erytage, herytage, hiritage, hirritage, heretage (Late Middle English)English: heritageMiddle Scots: heritage, heretage → Italian: retaggio → Medieval Latin: hērēditāgium, hēritāgium