aburn

As an adjective aburn

is burning.

As a noun caburn is

(nautical) a small line made of spun yarn, to bind or worm cables, seize tackles, etc.

As adjectives the difference between aburn and aborn

is that aburn is burning while aborn is born, begotten, created, developed.

As a verb aborn is

.

As an adjective aburn

is burning.

As a noun alburn is

the bleak, a small european fish with silvery scales.

As a proper noun abun

is a language, sometimes considered an isolate and sometimes considered west papuan, spoken in papua and divided into the dialects abun tat (karon pantai), abun ji (madik) and abun je.

As a noun abun

is father, (the title of a bishop in an ethiopian or coptic church).

As an adjective aburn is

burning.

As adjectives the difference between aburn and azurn

is that aburn is burning while azurn is sky-blue, azure.

As a noun abura

is a medium-sized tropical african tree, .

As an adjective aburn is

burning.

As a noun burn

is water.

As an adjective aburn is

burning.

As a proper noun auburn

is (female).

As an adjective aburn is

burning.