hain
1 of 2transitive verb (1)
ˈ(h)ān
-ed/-ing/-s
dialectal, British
1
: to fence or enclose (a tract of land) for grass
2
: to put aside : save, spare
hain
2 of 2transitive verb (2)
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-ed/-ing/-s
dialectal, England
: to cause (a price or fee) to be increased : raise
Word History
Etymology
Transitive verb (1)
Middle English hanen, haynen, from Old Norse hegna to enclose; akin to Middle Low German hegenen to enclose, Middle High German heinen to enclose, Old High German hagan thornbush, Old Norse hagi enclosed pasture
Transitive verb (2)
Middle English heyen, heynen to raise, from Old English hēan, from hēah high
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