| 释义 |
yean
\ˈyēn\ verb
(-ed/-ing/-s)
Etymology: Middle English yenen, from (assumed) Old English geēanian, from Old English ge- (perfective & collective prefix) + ēanian to yean; akin to Latin agnus lamb, Greek amnos, Old Irish ūan, Old Slavic agne
: to bring forth young (as a sheep or a goat) : lamb |