Lane

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English

Etymology

From Middle English lane, lone < Old English lane (“‘a lane, alley, avenue’”).

Pronunciation

• (UK, US) IPA: /leɪn/

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• Rhymes: -eɪn
• Homophones: lain

Noun

Singular Lane

Plural {{{1}}}

Lane ({{{1}}})

1. A narrow passageway between fences, walls, hedges or trees.
2. A lengthwise division of roadway intended for a single line of vehicles.
3. A similar division of a racetrack to keep runners apart
4. A course designated for ships or aircraft.

Derived terms

Terms derived from lane

laneway

memory lane

Translations

passageway

Dutch: gang m., wegeltje n. French: chemin m., ruelle f. (in a town), allée f. German: Gang de(de) m., Gasse de(de) f. Italian: passaggio it(it) m., corsia it(it) f. Japanese: 路地 (ろじ, roji), 細道 (ほそみち, hosomichi)

Kurdish: کۆڵان ku(ku) (kolan) Portuguese: alameda pt(pt) Romanian: uliţă ro(ro) f. Spanish: camino es(es)

division of roadway

Czech: pruh cs(cs) m. Dutch: rijvak n., rijstrook m. Finnish: kaista fi(fi) French: voie fr(fr) f. German: Spur de(de) f. Greek: λωρίδα el(el) f. (lorída) Hungarian: sáv hu(hu)

Italian: corsia it(it) f. Japanese: 車線 (しゃせん, shasen), レーン (rēn) Portuguese: pista pt(pt) f. Russian: полоса ru(ru) f. Spanish: carril m., canal m. (Venezuela) Swedish: fil sv(sv) c.

division of racetrack

Czech: dráha cs(cs) f. Dutch: rijvak n., rijstrook m. Hungarian: sáv hu(hu)

Italian: corsia it(it) f. Spanish: calle es(es)

course for ships or aircraft

French: couloir aérien m. (for aircraft), couloir m. German: Spur de(de) f., Route de(de) f. Italian: corsia it(it) f.

Japanese: 規定航路 (きていこうろ, kiteikōro) Spanish: carrera es(es) f.

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• Chinese: 巷
• CJKV Characters: 巷

See also

• alley
• alleyway
• bunnyrun
• gennel, ginnel, guinnel, gunnel, jennel
• gitty, jitty
• passage
• snicket
• wynd

External links

• Lane in Webster’s Revised Unabridged Dictionary, G. & C. Merriam, 1913
• Lane in The Century Dictionary, The Century Co., New York, 1911
• Lane at OneLook® Dictionary Search

Anagrams

• aeln,
• elan, élan
• lean
• Lena
• Neal

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Croatian

Adverb

Lane [[Category:Template:Hr adverbs|Lane]]

1. Last year.

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Italian

Noun

lane f.

1. Plural form of lana.

Anagrams

• aeln,
• lena

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Manx

Etymology

From Template:Sga[[Category:gv:Template:Sga derivations|Lane]] [[lán#Template:Sga|lán]].

Pronunciation

• [[w:Template:Gv phonology|IPA]]: [lɛ^dn]

Adjective

Lane [[Category:Template:Gv adjectives|Lane]]

1. full
   • [[ta#Template:Gv|T]]'[[eh#Template:Gv|eh]] lane [[dy#Template:Gv|dy]] [[creeaght#Template:Gv|chreeaght]].
     • He is full of confidence.

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Serbian

Adverb

Lane [[Category:Template:Sr adverbs|Lane]]

1. Last year.
2. fawn

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