3. _With the ending er = Germ. wasser, Eng. water, &c._ _England._ The ODDER and the OTTER. The WODER, Dorset. Woder, _Cod. Dip._ The ADUR in Sussex. The VEDRA of Ptolemy, now the Wear, according to Pott, comes in here. _France._ ATURUS ant., now the ADOUR. AUDURA ant., now the EURE. _Germany._ ODORA ant., now the ODER. WETTER(AHA), 8th cent., now the WETTER.[7] 4. _With the ending rn._[8] _Germany._ ADRANA, 1st cent., now the EDER. _Asia Minor._ The EDRENOS. Anc. Rhyndacus. 5. _With the ending el._ _Russia._ The VODLA. Lake and river. To the above root I also put a form in _ed_, corresponding with Welsh _eddain_, to flow, Ang.-Sax. _edre_, a water-course, &c. 1. _With the ending en._ _England._ The EDEN. Cumberland. Probably the Ituna of Ptolemy. _Scotland._ The EDEN and the YTHAN. _France._ The ITON. Joins the Eure. 2. _With the ending er._ _Scotland._ The ETTR(ICK). Joins the Tweed. _Germany._ EITER(AHA), 8th cent. The EITR(ACH)[9], the EITER(ACH), and the AITER(ACH). _Denmark._ EIDORA ant., now the EIDER. 3. _With the ending el._ _England._ The IDLE. Notts. 4. _With the ending es._ _Germany._ IDASA, 11th cent., now the ITZ. With the above may perhaps also be classed the Celtic _and_ or _ant_,[10] to which Mone, (_Die Gallische sprache_), gives the meaning of water. 1. _England._ The ANT. Norfolk. 2. _With the ending en._ _England._ The ANTON.[11] Hants. 3. _With the ending er._ _France._ ANDRIA ant. Now the Lindre. 4. _With the ending el._ _France._ The ANDELLE. Joins the Seine. _Germany._ ANTIL(AHA), 10th cent., now the ANDEL(AU). To the Celt. _dubr_, Welsh _dwfr_, water, are by common consent referred the names in the second division of the undermentioned. But the forms _dub_, _duv_, which in accordance with the general system here advocated, I take to be the older and simpler form of the word, are, by Zeuss (_Gramm. Celt._), as well as most English writers, referred to Welsh _du_, Gael. _dubh_, black. 1. _England._ The DOVE. Staffordshire. The DOW. Yorkshire. _Wales._ TOBIUS ant., now the TOWY. The DOVY, Merioneth. _France._ DUBIS ant., now the DOUBS. The DOUX, joins the Rhine. 2. _With the ending er, forming the Celtic dubr, Welsh dwfr._[12] _Ireland._ DOBUR ant., retains its name.[13] _France._ The TOUVRE. _Germany._ DUBRA, 8th cent., now the TAUBER. The DAUBR(AWA), Bohemia. 3. _With the ending es._ _Russia._ The DUBISSA.