| 释义 |
dan
I. \ˈdan, ˈdaa(ə)n\ noun
(-s)
Usage: usually capitalized
Etymology: Middle English dan, daun, daunz, an honorable title for members of religious orders, from Middle French dan, danz, from Old French, from Medieval Latin domnus, from Latin dominus lord, master — more at dame
— used archaically as a title for deities and poets
< Dan Cupid >
< Dan Chaucer >
II. \“, ˈdän\ noun
(plural dan or dans)
Usage: usually capitalized
: a people of the border region between the Ivory coast and Liberia
III. \ˈdän, ˈdan\ noun
(-s)
Etymology: Japanese, step, grade
: the expert level in Oriental arts of self-defense (as judo and karate) and games (as shogi) |