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Only ten words put A second and E third, and almost none of them turn up in ordinary writing.
Seven different letters open these ten, so the front of the word tells you very little. The busiest of them covers only two words.
FAERY and PAEAN are the two most people have met. TAELS, HAEMS and NAEVI belong to trade, medicine and biology rather than daily speech.
S closes three of them, the only ending here that shows up more than twice. A and N take two each.
That leaves the last box nearly as open as the first, with six letters spread across ten words. There is no ending worth betting on.
The pair sits inside borrowed and technical vocabulary. CAECA is anatomy, LAEVO comes from chemistry and NAEVI is a medical plural.
Yes, it is an older variant of fairy. PAEAN, a song of praise, is the other entry most readers will already know.
Zero of the ten do. With so few entries there is little room for a doubled letter to turn up.
A metrical foot used in classical poetry. It sits beside PAEAN here and the two are easy to confuse.