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Hann
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hann
English
Etymology
From a en enm - given name derived from en Johan, variant of en John, or less often from en Henry or en Randolph.
Proper noun
en patronymics.
en archaic en male John.
Derived terms
en Hankin Hansom Hanson
Verb
en transitive signal processing To apply the Hann function to (a signal).
Anagrams
en ahnn Nhan
en eponyms
Pennsylvania German
Etymology 1
pdc gem-pro 1
From pdc gmh hirne, gmh hërne, from pdc goh hirni brain, from pdc gmw-pro *hirʀnī. Compare de Hirn.
Noun
pdc noun n plural Hanner
brain
Etymology 2
From pdc gmh - and pdc goh horn. Compare de Horn, nl hoorn, en horn.
Noun
pdc noun n plural Hanner
horn
pdc Animal body parts Organs
Polish
Pronunciation
LL-Q809 (pol)-KaMan-Hann.wav
Proper noun
pl proper noun form f
pl Hanna gen p