ane
Scots
/en/, /in/, /wan/
numeral
Definitions
- one
Etymology
Inherited from Middle English an inherited from Old English ān (one, a, lone, sole, solo, an, lonely) inherited from *ain inherited from Proto-Germanic *ainaz (one, some, a).
Origin
Proto-Germanic
*ainaz
Gloss
one, some, a
Concept
Semantic Field
Quantity
Ontological Category
Number
Kanji
一
Emoji
🕐️ 🕜️
Timeline
Distribution of cognates by language
Geogrpahic distribution of cognates
Cognates and derived terms
- Ancoats English
- Anstey English
- anon English
- yan English
- *óynos Proto-Indo-European
- *ainagaz Proto-Germanic
- *ainaz Proto-Germanic
- *rīkijaz Proto-Germanic
- an Old English
- ancenned Old English
- anfeald Old English
- anfloga Old English
- anhorn Old English
- anlipig Old English
- anlæcan Old English
- annes Old English
- antid Old English
- in Old English
- nan Old English
- ænlic Old English
- ān Old English
- a- Middle English
- an Middle English
- anfald Middle English
- one Middle English
- oo Middle English
- oon Middle English
- ā Middle English
- Einarr Old Norse
- einn Old Norse
- ain Old High German
- ein Old High German
- eent Luxembourgish, Letzeburgesch
- 𐌰𐌹𐌽𐍃 Gothic
- *ain gmw-pro
- ēn Old Dutch
- en Old Saxon
- ēn Old Saxon
- wean Scots
- weanish Scots
- wee Scots
- en Old Frisian
- ān Old Frisian
- ēn Old Frisian
- aan Saterland Frisian
- äänelk Saterland Frisian
- *Aiwa-rikiaR Proto-Norse