lawn |
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.
layn |
larn |
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.
payn |
layn |
As a noun payn
is (obsolete) bread.
As a verb layn is
(judaism) to read from the torah scroll during a jewish prayer service.
layn |
wayn |
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As a noun wayn is
obsolete form of wain.
As an adjective wayn is
obsolete form of vain.
lain |
layn |
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.
lay |
layn |
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.
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