gayn

1. genitivesingular ofgay

FromOld Norsegegn; derived fromProto-Germanic*gagin.Doublet ofgain.

• geyn,gein,gain,gayne,gaine

• IPA^(key): /ɡæi̯n/

gayn (comparativegeyner,superlativegaynest)

2. direct,straight,fast,expeditious
3. gracious,helpful,unfailing,useful,good
4. suiting thesituation,apt,fit
5. short

• gaynly

• English:gain(obsolete, dialectal)
• Scots:gain

• “gein,adj.”, inMED Online, Ann Arbor, Mich.:University of Michigan,2007, retrieved2018-04-24.

gayn

1. expeditiously,fast,withhaste
2. nearby,in thearea

• English:gain(obsolete, dialectal)

• “gein,adv.”, inMED Online, Ann Arbor, Mich.:University of Michigan,2007, retrieved2018-04-24.

FromOld Norsegagn, fromProto-Germanic*gaganą,*gagną; reinforced byMiddle Frenchgain. Comparewayn.

• geyn,gein,gain

• IPA^(key): /ɡæi̯n/

gayn (pluralgaines)

2. edge,advantage, abeneficialdifference
3. gain,spoil,payment,compensation

• gaynen

• English:gain
• Scots:gain

• “gein,n.”, inMED Online, Ann Arbor, Mich.:University of Michigan,2007, retrieved2018-04-23.

gayn

1. Alternative form ofgain(“against”)

• gayne,gain,gaine,gaaing,guain,guaain

Fromgaigner(“to win, make money”).

gaynoblique singular, m (oblique pluralgayns,nominative singulargayns,nominative pluralgayn)

1. avictory,win;booty,spoils
2. (agricultural)tillage,arable land;cropproduce

• Middle French:wain,wayn,gain
  • French:gain,gagne
• Gallo:gaen
• Picard:gaîn(Athois),gagnache(Ch'ti)
• Walloon:gagne(Charleroi)

Inherited fromOttoman Turkishغَیْن(gayn), fromArabicغَيْن(ḡayn).

gayn

1. Letter of the Arabic alphabet:غ

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