English Dictionary

Definition of “ane”

ane (eɪn )

coined to replace -ene, -ine, and -one

Indeed among the Kogai tribe of Southeast Australia the rainbow was known as nabal ane tumbila or `God his fire.

James Cowan ABORIGINE DREAMING: Introduction to the Wisdom and Thought of the Aboriginal Traditions of Australia (2002)

Jonathan ane musoro wakaoma sedamba (is as thick-headed as a nutshell).

SA Star (2005)

Sir Howard Morrison closed the service with po kare kare ane.

New Zealand Herald (2003)

Si-Sawat

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AKAN

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SPAC

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APA

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To Get Along- You...

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Zhlub

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