What is another word for eft?
Pronunciation: [ˈɛft] (IPA) 
Eft is a word that refers to a small newt or salamander, typically found near water. Some synonyms to describe these tiny amphibians include newt, tadpole, polliwog, froglet, or even baby frog. Eft may also be referred to as a terrestrial juvenile newt since they are in the transitional phase of moving from water to land as they mature. Other synonyms that express this transitional state include transition newt, juvenile salamander, or baby salamander. Overall, the terms used to describe efts depend on their life cycle stage, habitat, and appearance. However, they are all united by their fascinating and unique amphibian qualities.
