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Yes, it's not a very pronounced E, is it? All the nordic languages are sisters of the germanian language tree and yes, the germans also use � and � in much the same way.
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The eth is what the th in "Aethelwer" should be, actually. It is used in, among others, Old English and Icelandic, and represents a voiced dental fricative (th in "the," for example).
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