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-mane
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Appendix:Variations of "mane"
English
Etymology
en fr -mane, from en grc -μανής.
Pronunciation
en /meɪn/ UK
Suffix
Forming compound nouns with the sense of person who has a mania for.
en -maniac
Derived terms
en
Translations
person who has a mania for
French: fr -mane
Italian: it -mane
Polish: pl -man m-pr
Portuguese: pt -ómano m Portugal, pt -ômano m Brazil
Sicilian: scn -òmani
Anagrams
en aemn -nema Amen Eman Enma MEAN MENA Mena NAmE NEMA NMEA amen mean mnae name namé neam ñame
French
Etymology
fr suffix :der grc:μανία 1
Borrowed from fr grc -μανης, from grc μανία f.
Pronunciation
fr
Suffix
en -mane, -maniac; Used to form adjectives and nouns describing sufferers of a mania
Derived terms
fr
Related terms
fr -manie f
Descendants
bg -ман 1 1
da -man 1
en -mane 1
Further reading
Italian
Etymology
it
Pronunciation
it
Suffix
it suffix mfbysense
en -mane, -maniac; Used to form adjectives and nouns describing sufferers of a mania
Derived terms
it
it gallomane
it ippomane
Related terms
it -mania f
Anagrams
it aemn amen mena