skene

As a proper noun skene is

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As nouns the difference between skene and sene

is that skene is an element of ancient Greek theater while sene is senna.

As a proper noun Skene

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As a proper noun skene

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As a noun skee is

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As a proper noun skene

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As a noun akene is

achene.

As nouns the difference between skeine and skene

is that skeine is alternative form of lang=en while skene is an element of ancient Greek theater.

As a proper noun Skene is

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As a noun skene

is an element of ancient Greek theater.

As a proper noun Skene

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As a verb skens is

third-person singular of sken.

As nouns the difference between skene and scene

is that skene is an element of ancient Greek theater while scene is the location of an event that attracts attention.

As a proper noun Skene

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As a verb scene is

to exhibit as a scene; to make a scene of; to display.

As a proper noun skene

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As a verb sken is

(northern english) to squint.

As a verb seene

is .

As a proper noun skene is

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