layn

As a proper noun lawn

is a town in newfoundland and labrador.

As a verb layn is

(judaism) to read from the torah scroll during a jewish prayer service.

As verbs the difference between layn and larn

is that layn is (judaism) to read from the torah scroll during a jewish prayer service while larn is (northern england) especially (geordie) to teach or to learn.

As a noun payn

is (obsolete) bread.

As a verb layn is

(judaism) to read from the torah scroll during a jewish prayer service.

As a verb layn

is to read from the Torah scroll during a Jewish prayer service.

As a noun wayn is

obsolete form of wain.

As an adjective wayn is

obsolete form of vain.

As verbs the difference between lain and layn

is that lain is past participle of lang=en (oriented in a horizontal position, situated) while layn is to read from the Torah scroll during a Jewish prayer service.

As verbs the difference between lay and layn

is that lay is to place down in a position of rest, or in a horizontal position while layn is to read from the Torah scroll during a Jewish prayer service.

As a noun lay

is arrangement or relationship; layout.

As an adjective lay

is non-professional; not being a member of an organized institution.

As a proper noun Lay

is a river in western France.