 ჱ ( he ) , sometimes called " ei " or " e @-@ merve " ( " eighth e " ) , was equivalent to ეჲ ey , as in ქრისტჱ ~ ქრისტეჲ krist 'ey ' Christ ' . 
 ჱ ( he ) , sometimes called " ei " or " e @-@ merve " ( " eighth e " ) , was equivalent to ეჲ <a href='uninflect' title='1'><mark>ey</mark></a> , as in ქრისტჱ ~ ქრისტეჲ krist '<a href='uninflect' title='2'><mark>ey</mark></a> ' Christ ' . 
Ჱ ( he ) , sometimes called " ei " or " e @-@ merve " ( " eighth e " ) , was equivalent to ეჲ eyed , as in ქრისტჱ ~ ქრისტეჲ krist 'eyed ' Christ ' .