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Aune

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aune auné aúne Estonian Etymology Borrowed from et fi Aune. Proper noun et proper noun et female Related terms et Age, et Agnes, et Agne, et Ines, et Agneta, et Neta Finnish Etymology Spoken form, attested since the 17th century, of fi la Agnes, from fi grc Ἁγνή pure, chaste. Pronunciation Proper noun fi female Agnes Ancient Greek fi 1919 w:fi:Maila Talvio Kurjet Kootut teokset VIII 144 WSOY 1955 Eino-Ilmari tuhri nopeasti näkymättömiin erään nimen, jonka hän oli kirjoittanut imupaperiin edessään. Saattoiko sen vielä lukea? Aune . . . Aune . . . Aune: paras vetää mustia viivoja yli koko tuon suloisen nimen. Aune oli kuin valoa koko tyttö, hyvä ja puhdas. Eino-Ilmari hastily rubbed off a name that he had scribbled on the blotting paper in front of him. Was it still egible? Aune . . . Aune . . . Aune: it's best to draw lines through that entire sweet name. Aune' was all light, like the girl, good and pure. Declension Aun a Related terms fi Aunetta, fi Auni, fi Iines Statistics dvv_20250813 4388 2027 159 References Norwegian Proper noun no proper noun no