see|Mane|måne
English

Etymology
Middle English mone, from Old English manu, from common Germanic *man�, ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *mon- "neck". Near cognates include German Mähne and Dutch maan.

Pronunciation
{| border1 cellpadding5
| w:AHD|AHD || m�n
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| w:IPA|IPA || /meɪn/n
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| w:SAMPA|SAMPA || /<tt>meIn</tt>/
|}
audio|en-us-mane.ogg|Audio (US)
:Rhymes: Rhymes:English:-eɪn|-eɪn

Homophones
main
Maine

Noun
mane (plural: manes)

1. longer hair growth on back of neck of a horse
2. longer hair growth around head of male lions

Translations
trans-top|longer hair growth on back of neck of a horse
Czech: h�íva f
Danish: manke c
Dutch: maan f
Finnish: harja
German: Mähne f
Polish: grzywa f
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Portuguese: crina f
Russian: г�ива (gríva) f
Slovene: griva f
Spanish: crin f
Swedish: man c
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trans-top|longer hair growth around head of male lions
Czech: h�íva f
Danish: manke c
Dutch: maan f
Finnish: harja
German: Mähne f
Polish: grzywa f
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Portuguese: juba f
Russian: г�ива (gríva) f
Slovene: griva f
Spanish: melena
Swedish: man c
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ttbc|Chinese: 鬣
ttbc|Italian: chioma f, criniera f
ttbc|Japanese: 鬣 (����, tategami)
ttbc|Norwegian: man m
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ttbc|Telugu: ��ల� (joolu)
ttbc|Welsh: mwng m
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Anagrams
amen
mean
name
NEMA

Category:Hair

Danish

Verb
mane

1. call for

#:at mane til forsigtighed - to call for caution

Category:Danish verbs

Tetum

Noun
mane

1. man, specifically adult male human

Category:Tetum nouns

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pt:mane
fi:mane
ta:mane
te:mane
vi:mane
zh:mane

• 2007-12-29 09:07 - Lennart.larsen - /* Translations */

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