Crossword-Solution: ERIAN 5 letters, 20 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 5

But it is the substantive from the Anglo-Saxon verb _erian_, to plough, to till: so that "earing nor harvest" = "sowing nor reaping." From _erian_ we may pass on to _arare_, and from that to _arista_: in the long pedigree of language they are scarcely unconnected: but the Anglo-Saxon is not _derived_ from the Latin; they are, each in its own language, genuine and independent forms.

The fact that so many Erian and Carboniferous plants seem to be on the confines of the groups of Acrogens and Gymnosperms may be supposed favorable to such exchanges.

The Devonian or Erian age, that of the classic Old Red Sandstone of Scotland, is that in which we find the first great and complete land flora; and though this is inferior in number of species to that of the succeeding Carboniferous, and greatly less important with reference to its practical bearing on our welfare, it is in some respects superior in that variety which depends on diversity of soil and of station.

Next to these, and more important in number and variety, are the insects of the Erian plant beds of New Brunswick.

She immediately went and consulted the chieftain of the band, stationed at Kanhaitauneekay, east of Onondaga village, Buffalo reservation, and from thence repaired to fort Kauquatkay, situated on the Lake Erie, the residence of the Kaunaquavouhar, a chief commander of the Erian forces.