lane |
lant |
As verbs the difference between lane and lant
is that
lane is borrow while
lant is .
lane |
lawe |
As verbs the difference between lane and lawe
is that
lane is borrow while
lawe is to cut off the claws and balls of (eg a dog's forefeet).
As a noun lawe is
.
lane |
gane |
As verbs the difference between lane and gane
is that
lane is borrow while
gane is .
lane |
lene |
As a verb lane
is borrow.
As a proper noun lene is
.
lane |
alane |
As nouns the difference between lane and alane
is that
lane is a narrow passageway between fences, walls, hedges or trees while
alane is aluminium hydride, AlH
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As a proper noun Lane
is {{surname|topographic|from=Middle English}} for someone who lived in a lane.
lane |
laze |
As verbs the difference between lane and laze
is that
lane is borrow while
laze is .
lane |
slane |
As a verb lane
is borrow.
As a noun slane is
(ireland) a spade for cutting turf or peat, consisting of an iron flat-bladed head and a long wooden shaft.
lane |
jane |
As verbs the difference between lane and jane
is that
lane is borrow while
jane is .
lane |
fane |
As verbs the difference between lane and fane
is that
lane is borrow while
fane is .
As an adjective fane is
faded.
lane |
lang |
As a verb lane
is borrow.
As a noun lang is
flame, flare, fire.
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