ane
ane
Definition
ane (ān)
adjective,
Scot. one
Etymology: OE an, one
ane
Usage Examples
Preposition: of
- thaim: The enemy wate nocht of ane of thai na wald nocht ane of thaim; Irland Asl.
Converse of object
- have: The NLS text has the word ane after muckle which clearly scans better for reading.
- say: Public Works and Housing Minister Robert White said that ANE will continue managing highways that cross through the cities.
- take: Gif they be twenty he shall take ane; 1620 Jedburgh B. Rec.
Modifies a noun
- …: In ane heich … purpose; James VI Ess.
- tae: An aw the things that befell the auldest lassie, befell this ane tae.
- o: Cautiously I drew round ane o ' my hands, leaving the other behind my back.
- man: Ane man off my awin; 1614 Highland P. III.
- thaim: Shuirlie wesna this the verra tyme ti open ane o thaim.
- sone: This James the first left bot ane sone behind him; Pitsc.
Modifying Another Word
- not: If on wil not ane other will; Ferg.
Noun used with modifier
- ilk: As we ly thus, so sall ʒ e ly ilk ane; Henr.
- wes: The king himselff wes intill ane 475 And Schyr James off Douglas Into the tother party was.
- thair: Gif I be brunt at this tyme thair sall ane hunder ryse in the asse of my bones; Pitsc.
- bot: This James the first left bot ane sone behind him; Pitsc.
- ilka: An ilka troot will be the match O ilka ither ane I catch?
- til: An he gaed up til ane o thaim an spiert whit wey hir mou haed turnt sae ugsum.
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