Pan

Appendix:Variations of "pan" Translingual thumb Etymology 1816, in Lehrbuch der Naturgeschichte, by Lorenz Oken. From mul grc Πάν. Proper noun m 1 genus family Hominidae chimpanzees and bonobos, native to central Africa Hypernyms genus ; Homininae subfamily subfamily; Hominini tribe tribe; Panina subtribe subtribe Hyponyms genus Pan troglodytes species type species; Pan paniscus species other species References Pan (genus) 1 1 mul Hominids English + (mythology) thumb|Illustration of god Pan. thumb|Saturnian moon Pan, from two angles. Pronunciation en /pæn/ [pʰæn] en en-us-pan.ogg US en panne en æn 1 Etymology 1 en ine-pro *peh₂- From en enm Pan, from en la Pān, from en grc Πάν. Proper noun en Q132582 en Greek god Greek god of nature, often visualized as half goat and half man playing pipes. en Faunus<id:Q3089703> Pales<id:Q654604><qq:Roman counterparts, not identical> en astronomy An inner moon of the planet Saturn, notable for its equatorial ridge. Derived terms en Panic panine panolepsy panophobia panpipe panpipes pan- Pandean pandemonium panic pan-pipes Pan-like Translations Greek god of nature Armenian: hy Պան Bulgarian: bg Пан m Catalan: ca Pan m Chinese: Mandarin: cmn 潘 Pān Czech: cs Pan m Esperanto: eo Pajno Finnish: fi Pan French: fr Pan m Galician: gl Pan m Georgian: ka პანი Greek: el Πάνας m Ancient Greek: grc Πάν m Hungarian: hu Pán Icelandic: is Pan Indonesian: id Pan Italian: it Pan m Japanese: ja パン Pan Macedonian: mk Пан m Marathi: mr पॅन m Occitan: oc Pan m Polish: pl Pan m Portuguese: pt Pã m Russian: ru Пан m Spanish: es Pan m Turkish: tr Pan moon of the planet Saturn Bulgarian: bg Пан m Galician: gl Pan Greek: el Πάνας m Japanese: ja パン Pan Etymology 2 + (surname) en cmn 潘. Proper noun s en. Noun en Peter Pan. Etymology 3 Proper noun en suburb town/Newport co/Isle of Wight cc/England OS grid ref SZ5088. Ordnance Survey Etymology 4 Shortening. Proper noun the Pan en UK slang obsolete The workhouse in St Pancras, London. References en 1873 John Camden Hotten The Slang Dictionary https://www.gutenberg.org/files/42108/42108-h/42108-h.htm#:~:text=Marylebone%20Workhouse%2E%20%E2%80%9C-,Pan,-%2C%E2%80%9D%20St%2E%20Pancras%2E References Anagrams en anp -nap ANP NAP NPA PNA nap Catalan Etymology From ca grc Πάν. Pronunciation Proper noun m ca Greek god en Pan Related terms ca pànic ca Greek deities Czech Pronunciation cs pan Proper noun m-an en Pan Declension m.an.sg Further reading Danish da: Etymology From da grc Πάν. Proper noun da proper noun genitive Pans da Greek god en Pan da Greek deities Mythology Italian Etymology From it grc Πάν. Pronunciation Pàn Proper noun m it Greek god en Pan Anagrams it anp NAP Japanese Romanization パン Latin Etymology la Pān :bor grc:Πᾱ́ν + 1 Pronunciation Pān Proper noun Pān<3.Greek> m la Greek god en Pan Declension Pān<3.Greek> Descendants en Pan 1 References Luxembourgish Etymology From lb goh panna, northern variant of goh phanna, akin to de Pfanne, nl pan, en pan. Pronunciation lb /paːn/ Noun f en pan lb Hee bréit d'Fleesch an der Pan. He is frying the meat in a pan. Middle English Etymology From enm la Pan, from enm grc Πάν. Pronunciation enm /paːn/ /pan/ Proper noun en Pan Greek god Descendants en Pan References Pān n MED32285 2018-07-04 enm Greek deities Occitan oc:+ (mitologia) Etymology oc la Pan, from oc grc Πάν. Proper noun m oc Greek god Pan Greek god Polish pl: Pronunciation Pl-Pan.ogg pan,PAN,pan- Etymology 1 pl :lbor la:Pan 2 1 Proper noun m-pr pl Greek god en Pan Greek god of nature Declension <m.pr.sg> Proper noun m-anml pl astronomy en Pan moon of Saturn Declension <m.anml.sg> Etymology 2 From pl pan. Noun m-pr Pani Lord, Sir title Declension <m.pr.datu.nomplowie> Proper noun m-pr Lord God pl Biblical character Christianity theology Lord Jesus Declension <m.pr.sg.datu> Derived terms pl adjective Pański Further reading pl polite terms terms of address pl Divine epithets God Gods Judaism Protestantism Roman Catholicism Islam Moons of Saturn Titles Portuguese Proper noun m pt Pã Tagalog Pronunciation Etymology 1 tl cmn - ^潘. tl Pua Poon. Proper noun + tl Chinese Filipino Mandarin Etymology 2 From tl pam -, according to the Vocabulario de la lengua tagala by Fr. Noceda & San Lucar. Noun + tl obsolete father of tl A An tl Pan Miguel Father of Miguel tl Pan Maria Father of Maria Related terms tl Panlilio Further reading Anagrams tl anp NPA