IPA: /ˈɛɡər/
KK: /ˈɛɡər/
A person or thing that eggs, often referring to someone who collects or gathers eggs.
The eggar carefully placed the eggs in a basket after collecting them from the henhouse.
The word 'eggar' originates from Old English 'ægar', meaning 'a person who begs'. It is related to the act of asking for charity or alms.
Think of someone who is 'asking' for help or 'begging' — that's what 'eggar' refers to.