Deletion of Words without consonants (2nd nomination)

Comment: Rename''' to List of English words without consonants, and remove the non-English sections. Given this is the English Wikipedia, we don't typically include other languages in lexicography-related lists. There are a few exceptions, but the word "consonant" doesn't even have a consistent meaning across languages. Wikipedia is not a dictionary and doesn't have indiscriminate collections of lexicographical trivia, but it does have encyclopedic lists of words. There are reliable sources which include such a list (making a case for ). &mdash
Stance: keep
Cited policy: Wikipedia:Stand-alone lists (WP:SALAT)

Comment: a lovely piece of work, but it does seem to be , and not supported by |reliable sources.  There is a single entry for "ewe" as a consonantless word on page 37 in White's ''Every-day English: A Sequel to "Words and Their Uses"'' (1880). This article does not mention either Spanish or Hebrew which "Segmental and suprasegmental errors in Spanish learning cochlear implant users: Neurolinguistic interpretation", by Ignacio Moreno-Torres and Esther Moruno-López, indicates both have multisyllable consonantless words.  Perhaps {{Ping|Kwamikagami}} would enlighten us on what sources they (sing.) used in preparing the original article in January 2010
Stance: delete
Cited policy: Wikipedia:No original research (WP:OR||WP:RS)