From fr.wiktionary.org:
[EAT]
** [en]
*** [étymologie]
Du [ang] , du [gem-pro] [lang-mot-vedette=en] , de l’ [ine-pie] [lang-mot-vedette=en] dont sont issus le néerlandais _eten_ , l’allemand _essen_ , le latin _edere_ ( [lang=en] en anglais), le grec ancien [ἔδω] , le tchèque _jíst_ , le russe есть _est’_ .
*** [verbe]
[eat] EAT [iːt] [nocat=true], [it] [nocat=true] [en]
1. Manger .
2. Ronger .
**** [dérivés]
[(]
- crow eater
- eat crow
- eat humble pie
- eat in
- eat into
- eat like a bird
- eat like a horse
- eat like a pig
- [eat one's fill]
- eat one's hat
- eat one’s words
- eat out
- eat pussy
- eater
- eatery , eaterie
- eating
- eats
- eat up
- [hungry enough to eat a horse]
- pie-eater
- so hungry one could eat a horse
[)]
**** [phrases]
- what’s eating you ?
- you are what you eat
*** [prononciation]
- [lang=en]
- [lang=en]
- [lang=en]
- [Texas (États-Unis)]
- [Connecticut (États-Unis)]
- [Calcutta (Inde)]
*** [anagrammes]
- ate
- eta
- tea
** [la]
*** [verbe]
EAT [la]
1. _Troisième personne du singulier du subjonctif actif présent de_ eō .
** [se]
*** [verbe]
EAT [ˈeæ̯t]
1. _Première personne du pluriel du présent de l’indicatif de_ [ii] .