˜yÐÄvlog

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maun

[ mahn, mawn ]

auxiliary verb

Scot.


maun

/ mÊŒn; mÉ”Ën; mÉ‘Ën /

verb

  1. a dialect word for must 1
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of maun1

1325–75; Middle English (north and Scots ) man < Old Norse man, earlier mun “must, shall, willâ€
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˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins

Origin of maun1

C14: from Old Norse man must, will
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The rivers affected include the Trent, Maun, and Leen, and the agency said the areas most at risk were low-lying agricultural land, roads, and footpaths close to small rivers and streams.

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The millet is used in a craft brewery set up in the town of Maun, making beer for thirsty tourists.

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Irene Maun Sigrah, a local Marshallese leader and a community health care worker, said Dubuque’s population of these Pacific Islanders has been tragically hard hit.

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“Elephants have killed a lot of people and destroyed livelihoods. I think government is doing the right thing in reducing their numbers,†said Tiro Segosebe, a Gaborone resident whose home village of Maun is one of the areas most affected by the human-wildlife conflict.

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Maun says sago poisoning killed a family of five in his village three years ago.

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