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Definitions from WordNet

Adjective ain has 1 sense
  1. own, ain - belonging to or on behalf of a specified person (especially yourself); preceded by a possessive; "for your own use"; "do your own thing"; "she makes her own clothes"; "`ain' is Scottish"
    Antonym: impersonal (indirect, via personal)

Definitions from the Web

Ain

Definition:

noun: a term used in Scottish and Northern English dialects to refer to a single eye.

verb: to look; to observe with one's eyes.

Senses:

Sense 1:

noun: an alternative spelling of "aye," meaning yes or an affirmative response.

Example sentence: "Will ye be joining us for dinner?" "Ain, I will definitely be there."

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Sense 2:

noun: the Hebrew name for the sixteenth letter of the Semitic abjads, written as "ΧΆ".

Example sentence: "The word 'Torah' starts with the letter 'ain' in Hebrew."

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Sense 3:

noun: the capital city of the Ain Department in eastern France, known for its rich historical heritage.

Example sentence: "We visited Ain last summer and were fascinated by the charming architecture."

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Sense 4:

noun: a river in Switzerland, also known as Aar, flowing through the Bernese Alps.

Example sentence: "The Ain River provides stunning views during a hike in the Alps."

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Sense 5:

verb: an archaic variation of "own," meaning to possess or have control over something.

Example sentence: "He doth ain vast riches and a luxurious mansion."

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